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The girl who is going to the seashore
will find the things she will need for: her
wardrobe all? pictured and described,"
next Sunday,, in
The Sunday Call
VOLUME CIL— NO. .61.
Jury Tampering in Glass Case Investigated
OHIO COMMITTEE
INDORSES TAFT
FOR PRESIDENT
Secretary Triumphs ; Over
Foiraker by Vote of
Fifteen to Six
PEACE' IS SPURNED
Senator, Says That He Will
Carry the War to the
Convention
CANDIDACY
V".* ' - • • .
: Name of Native Son Is For
\u25a0".;-.. rnally Presented to
;. the Nation
: COLUMBUS/ Ohio, July 30.-A
resolution indorsing Secretary of War
Taft for the presidency was adopted
by the -republican state central com
mittee today by a vote . of 15 , to 6.
Another resolution, favored by friends
of Secretary Taft and opposed by
friends of Senator Foraker, which de
clared that there was no intention
on the part of the republicans of the
state to eliminate Senators Foraker
and Dick from politics in Ohio, was
adopted by "a vote of 11 to 10. The
resolution indorsing Taft for president
\u25a0.vas as folloivs:
"We believe that the great majority
of th»? people of Ohio, convinced of
iKe liiprh <;haracter, great ability ;ahd
fMrtingruished" • "services of- Secretary
Ttff. indorse his candidacy, for' the
frv^iSency; and. iwsrtliei^'-— ~~ — — \u25a0 ~u *-»-;•
"Vv'e declare, that, the republicans. of
DhiocverwhGlrnhigly desire that the
namc'of William Howard Taft be pre
sented to the nation as Ohio's candi
date for president, and that the re
publicans of other states be invited to
co-operate -with the republicans of
Ohio to secure his nomination. in -1908."
CINCINNATI. July SO.- r When United
States Senator Foraker " learned of the
action of tJate republican state commit
tee this afternoon Jie gave out the fol
lowing statement:
"The committee had no more right
to speak on the subject for the re
publicans of. Ohio than any other 21
republicans of the state might have had
and the action, of the committee will
not affect my course in any, way. The
next state convention will have au
thority to tpeak and by the action of
that convention it will be the duty of
every good republican to . abide. In
the meanwhile we shall have our mu
nicipal elections and in the light of
current events we. shall no' doubt tbe
able to act intelligently and satisfac
torily."
FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT,
JACOB RIIS, IS MARRIED
Noted Editor and Author
Weds His Secretary
at Ipswich
BOSTON, July 30^— A special dispatch
from Ipswich, Mass., today told of the
marriage In that town yesterday of
Jacob A. Rlis. the author * and settle
ment : worker, to Miss '\u25a0 Mary A.- Phillips,
who for -some time has served as Rils'
secretary.
Only the immediate • relatives of. the
bride and the young son of Riis . were
present. Every precaution had been
taken to avoid publicity, and it, was not
until several hours , afterward ' that ; the
news of the marriagre became known.
MAUS TAKES MONTEREY
AUTHORITIES TO TASK
Murder of Sergeant Leads
to Demand for. Closing
SALIXAS, July 30. — The murder of
First Sergeant Hall has moved [ Colonel
Ma us, commandant at the Presidio of
Monterey* to take the' civil authorl.
ties of Monterey severely to' task! 1 . He
has demanded that the- marshal shall
close alt the resorts -located just out
side the Presidio! •/ ,
Maus is determined • to '\u25a0 re
move all these;pitfaUs.* which are: con
ducted under ;thef grul*cC*of t "soldiers*
clubs." They; do? not '\u25a0', pay licenses 'and
have "i otherwise *?, enjoyed fpri vileges.
Mans is; thqroughly ; »arouscd :,and It is
probable; that his in • behalf
of order and decency -1vl!l: UchcctJed. *
The San Francisco Call.
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY* S«
WEDNESDAY, ; JULY; 31,1907
WEATHEU COXDITIONS
VESTEEDAT— CIe«r; 1 we»t * wind; ' mtxlmoin
temperature,- 64; " minimum, ' 56. -. ''• ~J ' ' C
FORECAST . FOE TOD AT-^-Filr; \ light . north
vrlnd, ; cn»nsliije.to-Veit.'. \u0084' . . . P«»e »
EDITORIAIi. : - ". ; ;
\u25a0 T*ft'on trial for, heresy." * , ; '"\u25a0;'jp«c« 0
- Discreditable record >of -the > . general -; land
office. ;... . • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0'.;. • ' ,-Pa»« 6
'A' lame and Impotent ' conference. -;',\u25a0.• sa*e 6
Dousbetty, \u25a0\u25a0 tae . policeman. "",•':.'. ?««• 0
graft; ' :.' •'\u25a0_ - ; .
; Eeports that Mrs. Jacob '.Wertheimer.'Tvife of
Glass Juror, eald ber husband V M-ould Tots \ for
acquittal inTcstigated.by graud Jurj. . . Pa«o 1
CITY .
Gas Anderson, representatlTe of v W/W. Mon- \u25a0
ta pue fc Co., says that he ' was - drugged and
robbed on train ' from Los Angeles. "\u25a0,>., V*S* 14
Wife of 'D/TT/Burchard. ''prominent attorney,
and ' Ruef politician, brings \u25a0 suit^v for \u25a0 01
rorce. .; . • P*»« 7
Wife who seeks divorce charges that husband
bought h*r only two . dresses yin 13 : years," ' but
often' paid' $3 : for ; luncheon , for ' a jwomaii
friend. 7
Harrard Instructor and his. brl*! spend honey
moon among' head bunting cannibals,; who iVear
only,nose and. ear ornaments. •] ... " Pag-« 5
Dr. DaVld Starr Jordan returns from Australia
wlthVpocr -opinion, -of .'antipodean ; unlTerslty
systems. '".. : . ;;V \u0084 ,\u25a0 . >: -, ;. ;;'/ -Pfcfe- 5
Chief Mate Hendrikf en >f the, San ; Pedro id.
mlts; that he failed ; to", b^ed t warning .- blasts* »f
the ' Columbia . and Inspector r Bermingh<im \u25a0 vir
tually lays blame on him for tea disaster." P. 1-2
Bernardo Short, whose bride ' of ' a : few \u25a0 days
left him, is accused of procuring an automobile
under false pretenses.' V \u25a0 '\u25a0' : '\u25a0• ,- > '\u25a0'.'.'*; Page , 14
* Machine [ republicans "of the thirty -f our tb I dis
trictbold harmony meeting r to' merge -f«ctloc«.
but session brings greater discord. »x» x •> : Paye i l4
Sereral citizens \u25a0 selected . by." Schmiti '; to serve
on I his. board " of supervisors* refuse >toJta Ye i.part
in the. farce anddecliae" the' honors sought! to be
thrust upon them. 1 Page- 3
suburban;* .; " * .
." Mrs. C. W. Stimson starts riot in Oakland by
displaying . a red : flag . from '\u25a0 a ' window in celebra
tion of Haywood's acquittal.: •: P«*« 4
Berkeley ' professor studies superstitions; for 10
years " and , pens • TOlume on -.results of •" his p.re-:
searches. \u0084 . .'.,;\u25a0 mpwtjj^g^^" . . Pa»o 4
Resources -of -r Alatneda'iC(*unty a irrvtn' bs'ti
bibited at.in exposition to be beld at Idora park
In.l September. -.-.* ;:,":: i ., . '•. :';..'.', ; ?\u25a0*?**
\u25a0 s Supreaie ,. court .t sustains ;T^U(Jlty • of / naklstjd^s,
>I.oOo,~Ooo '_ parkj^bond JssuV.^">'V ; >; j
•/.Oakland woman; dies, 'ai^- result . of^ * . f»n{atT*
staling rink. .- ," _"_.".* '• - \u0084. ••*•.*
'' Eedwood; real ? eitate ; agent « appeiils •;to'^oart
for; protection . from • aged 'voman, \who' makes ' bU ,
life miserable by threatening to kill him. Page 4
coast/ ' •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :"-;--f-"i -\u25a0- ; ';'v ; - /: - '-"*-\& ;•-\u25a0 '"'\u25a0\u25a0 y
'\u25a0 : Tacific * Coast and Independent steamship com"
panics are engaged in' freight war . between ' Lw .
Angeles and San' Francisco and* rates'; baVe^been
cut almost in half. * \u25a0 ".'\u25a0:.>" ; ', ; " -Pag« 2
Attempt made by unknown man to wreck over
land train at* RoseTllle.r" ':\u25a0]' : ; ;J :~Pig« 3
Pullman "company refuses to file report bt its
earnings in state, with- board of \u25a0'; equaliza
tion. ; . - .: •. .\u25a0. \u25a0 ,\u25a0 "Page 2
DOMESTIC , i ,
Admirals I Cappg and ' Cowles to . examine „, site
"at ; San " Diego ' for 'a proposed ; naval ; sta
tion. ; ; -\u25a0"• ',' ;. Pag* 11
\u25a0 GoTernment i files petition^ ln the federal \u25a0 court .
against "the : powder," trust.'. ," V; ".•;'; Page '3
Amos •R. Rumbaugh; a ! close ; friend \u25a0 of , Laura'
Matthews, . the" yonng 'actress i who" killed \ hersjelf
Sunday . night, .commits* suicide in a .Colorado
Springs ' hotel '"'and 'adds \u25a0 new \u25a0 mystery ;to - the
strange ; case. - * -.-;' ' '*\u25a0 -^Pag-e- 8
. • Republican ; state . committee" of \u25a0 Ohio • indorses
Taft for. preeidency^by.TOte 'of Jls<to;6.^ Page^l
Mover ' released 'on :• ball \u25a0 and •be T and Ha y wood
will leave : Boise; for ' DenTer" tonigbL' 3 , .- '„"? Page 2
\u25a0 United States" government, may purchase' Union
iron works for use as an adjunct of Mare Island
station."-;. ';•' '\u25a0'-."\:^ \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0',-'.'', :Z
\u25a0 ' Jacob B4ls, i friend ' of; Roosevelt [ and famous
author, marries his private secretary. Paga 1.
sports' - ':.'{: '; '; \u2666\u25a0 .'- • i
Chicago nationals again defeat Brooklyn in
the. tenth .inning..,;. -/ ;•*' , :Pa»« 5
- Seattle racegoers roast. Starter McKnlght whea
King of; Mist Is left, at .the' post.,, .;. -, Page 9
Commnters 'beat Seals. by 3 to 0 at Freeamn's
park ; in 'Oakland.' .. . Page_9
\u25a0 ; Battling Nelson t roles . a 6 ; to 10 \u25a0 public ' choice
over Jlnuny ' Britt , for ; tonight's ' 20 round match
at*, ttei Auditorium. V- * •' Page S
LABOR . V
1 : union V No. j, 453 : gives $10,000 to
f ucd for. beneflt~of ttnions^ on ; strike." _»f» f - Pag* 7
. Painters' 'onion • No. 5195 19 j appoints committee to
frame plan for. care of sick and disabled' mem
bers. ; .";.:\u25a0 'yi'~ _':, ,'":'.'\u25a0,"• ; . : :: _rP*r«. 7
mahixe ,\u25a0:.
"". ' Liner \u25a0 Mongolia arrive* • from \u25a0 the orient '.with
blgTcargo, and ;' nearly/ 000 » passengers. , /t Pag«J9
'."Artec's Officers" tell <• how j,"John4y**» Moisaatj-f
Alameda i borrowedj* » ' gunboat , and evened ; scores
with; Salvador. \u25a0"•", \u25a0': ' '\u25a0"" '"' '- Page'B
MIXING* "'\u25a0':\u25a0'>•. ' ' ;
* Swift :- rise ? follows ', decline,, in \ mining \ share*
and : Goldflcld \, Consolidated- Mines, .'Combination
Fraction ' and -Florence * profit < by the Increase ?in
• Announcement ?is made of * the 'betrothal;^ of
Miss \u25a0" Mabel I" Mason -' of --.Saasalito'T and
Bishop. of ;tbi 8 ; city. r ' ; ", ; " P^** c
THE CALL'S
BRANCHjOFFIfeES
Subscriptions and .Advertise^
; rhent3^iU|be; received in San
: Francisco at following ; offices :'
• 1651 KILLMORE; STBJSET : ,:." : V
Open' until ; .lo.> o'clock' every unight.;
; '. 8I8 A VAX/NESS^AViBXUF:y- /'
.Parent's; Stationery? Store/ v .^
- ibMlFiLiTsfßajsr street!
Woodward's i ßranch-^
653 HAIGHt/ STREET
v^Christian* b| Branch.'
\u25a0 SIXTEENTH feAS'D. MARKET STS.^
- VJackson^s|Brancb." ;f"; f " ' -
:/: . ;974t va^^laVstreet 'J'.S \
Halllday'Sj Stationery^ Store. '
•\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0; iios ;. VALBNCi aVstreet- -• / .'/• ".
\u25a0\u25a0'-. Blake's K ßazaar. \u25a0 ; ,^ : ;'. '--/\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0'.
3011 .16TH ST.VCOR. 3HSSIOX" '
', International' Stationery' Store.; "• ;
2712 ' MISSION /STREET -
MJ^Th©|NeWierle:T : :: / - ....'I
IS3l'/CHIJnCHj STREET : , /;
' George /Prewitt's Branch. 1 ' '
\u25a0g^&iraA&e^^
UNCLE SAM MAY
BUY UNION IRON
WORKS FOR NAVY
Plan .Is vto; Make (the v SHip
Building V
of Mare Island^
ADMIRALS; SENT HERE
Capps and Cpwlesyto Make
Thorough \ Examination -\u25a0\u25a0:•:=\u25a0
of Property- '; J :
• . '.\u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0...\u25a0-•"\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .
FACILITIES^ i NEEDED
Two StatibnsVon 0 Coast ?Npt
Adequate; for 7y. Aug^ )
rriented Fleets ; i
/ SrECUL DISPATCH TO THE. CALL
WASHINGT^
The purchase by the government of the
JLJnion iron works San 'Francisco; to
be; used as an? adjunct of: the -navy
yard at Mare island, is ; contemplated.
The negotiatidns have reached such a
stage that Admiral : Capps and : Ad-'
miral Cowles will .make a thorough ex
amination of; the shipbuilding ; plant" in
their : forthcoming tou? of the ; Pacific
It is also* pfbbabie that . a new naval
station^wjil
Diego (to , meet J the; neeils ?of ;;thc ; «tiia- :
.tion. - . * -»":.% *--
j^^»l V *«:app*. , chief in r ai con
structor of .the;' navy, left^.WAsliington'
today s for.- NewJ York, whVre.he'ywiilJbe.l
joined by.'Admirai^ Cowles, fchief ,'ofVthe
equipment bureau. a^rid;the^t wo' will? go
together, tOj.the.Pacinc- coast- to : rmake
a" thorough; inspection \u25a0 of I the yards j and
stations there and, report on the future
needs-of the navy In 'that '.quarter.- .>' , .
: Admiral Holllday,' chief; 1 of : "the v bu
reau of .yards i_and . docks, follow,
these two.offlcers to San Francisco on
a similar errand. This ; will involve a.
yery'careful examination; of. the; Mare
island , navy " yard and 'that; at rßremeV-'
ton.. : The > resources Jof the • two navy
yards ,are not : sufficient -. to - make
even temporary - : repairs and "/dockings i
that /will :. ;, be - required by ; 'Adinl fail
Evans* j battleship ; fleet: i Hence: the^jn?
spection .-or' the K yards;wUi: probably ,'re'rj
suit in : recommendations \ to"'-;* congress'
at : its ; approaching session for a con
siderable enlargerrient-;of the plans at
both, places. • \u25a0 /
\u25a0* The < difficulty of - ; procuring skilledj
labor In' these yards, •/especially; -vat
Bremerton,' '.will - ajs'o~: be considered
with view to" making^ the •conditions
more /attractive /to such , ; iabor// if ?by
no 6th er/means '\u25a0\u25a0 tha n \u0084by. "assuring"; the
men iof ?'» conilnu'ouV'^mployment':,* at
good' wages. V . ' ,-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 " ',+ :' \
: . The ':. •proposition! -to // establlßh- \u25a0* a
naval , station ; / at r San> /biego, '\u2666 \ CaliJ
will bo examined from all points of
view by visiting ° admirals. .The
harbor at^*. this I : point y; ' 'possesses
superior .advantages >y" as A» . 'naval
anchorage. \There y'are ; .good Crall-*
road : - connections; /* assuring X-- abund
ant - supply of , coal i f water communi
uj-v,-, \u25a0 -\u25a0 -*.'--'„. \u25a0".-. ' '-'\u25a0' -\u25a0 -'. .-. v,»-.;
cation Is 'cut, off in ,warjtime;vand?' the
harbor' can'Teasily : be r niade filmpreg
nable. ; ' -.' .;_.-\u25a0 .-.' \u0084/. ;.'; ' r '^^:% '.'}\u25a0'*
'LThe] distance of San/ .Diego; south
ward ' f rom San' Francisco fand ! i ts posi
tion.r.ln '. the" route/ between": the •. latter
ci ty/and-the^ Panama canallwould-;als 4 o
make it an - ; advantageous -coaling
point.; tOf the consent rof icon
gress would ]be. necessary to render', its
Belection)'effective.
SCIENTISTS OF CHICAGO
MAKE STRANGE DISCOVERY
FindfcMillibhs of
Worms .in .1 the » . Ice . of
.Urania; Glacier
TACOMA. July 30.— 1n their ascent
ofj Mount Tacoma, Prof./ John B Flett
a sclent ' f 'W^*^^wo^^Chl^^o?^diis'S
covered' <n;'thejlce^^j|Ur>nlir!j*glacier
mliiiotjp»^SnT«lilworm^iTHgls^^efy; '•
astounded the scientists,; who" could
hardly^be2lwg^ejr||y^»^tH^^^^; :
;
in'ch^fnhenVtnla^dttn^ft^t^rafhiirr/
and * presented squirming
rnas<? in' the' solid, ice' In,; places/^ttie; i
ice >,vcsfafrhcst * b i a-: k • w ii t h\ t lie'mf^9?**l3| '
Mate Hendriksen of the San Pedro Admits
He Failed to Heed Columbia's Blasts
: - ; ;' ' : The : p/»o(o^^|pffi^^^^^S^ans on \ o^^^^j^^S^j^^ex^heratei/ /feef we \ the]
inspectors ycst&dfaiof^^
'I-- j i Lf-'"L f -'" 'j t \u25a0»\u25a0 V-" i r- •" •\u25a0 V t-'- 't ,i \u25a0'••':.,:,. '- '\u25a0 .;\u25a0 \u0084 , :\u25a0- <;*• i-V*'- i .
admissions mat 'he ; paid -no heed to Lolumbias >signais^
that on the left is{of Second Mate Albert >L:-jSchaube\oj "the steam schooner,- who. holds the -for saving
lives from the Tvrcct{. * , ' ' '"
/ Man on ,Schooher ! s Bridge -
''".That .'was the fatal f ' .
/ //, With ;' these [ words cCaptain J ßermingh^m^yirtually; laid ;the blame
yesterday \ for>,the Columbia i disaster' on B. .Hendriksen, chief fmatie
oitf the" Sari i Pedro, who was on the bridge arid whose : failure ; to : heed
the signals of , the passeriger',- steamer resulted in ; the' midnight ' col
hsion at sea. *»' • v /./ '\u25a0 /: -/.' .. . : \u25a0 : 'yy[ s - : ioosH
.^y/^THe /entire pses
given over^to/th^- exah^na^o^
just^ arrived \u25a0 ,' from : : . Eureka.' " WHile ; Captain . Hanson /completely
exorierateel/ hirrfeelf f rom| the ;chargc ; of ; willful ; neglect to ? save : * lives
Chief^ 'Mate'Hendriksen was forced to admit that' thougfrh'e heard the
Columbia's fog signals-he did riots slow up, and that he v did not give
any^passing sig 11 } 21^ a^ a lj * in' response to \u25a0 tHatjof ; Coiurhbia. > V v
;T Tlie Vinat'e^further^
port, V: jth6ugh-the Columbia's .whistles gave ; the starboard^signal. and
that he blew, none but vthe < customary fog signals; until n he : saw the
Goltimbia/ looming half fa vwheiirhe/'gave /the 5 four
quick ganger -blasts. . ' _, . , •
'There -ris a- discrepancy v between /Hcridriksen's .written state
' m ent I and* the '-testimony.? given - ?In th c f orm er, ; h c says that
i lief blew one(prolongedv blast; to" indicate xthati his l helm ;.\vas aport
\u25a0 aridfthat?the/twO]iblasts|offthe ,Columbia ?i whistle Averer' in
;In ; ms oral testimony/ he ; admitted that, the long iblastiwasinothinsf-but
a foer; siffnal, T such;as;heshad f been blowing for ? a4ong. time.
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HANSON IS EXONERATED ;
. Captain . Hansqri-j of the San Pedro /testified : that^ he 'was asleep
at the s time of the colhsion. He appeared on .deck; inside of two
minutes * and 'immediately! gave I orders^to'have the -boats? put fou t^ :
/Three iwere flowered,": one sunder, the fchief I mate, one : undenthe ! second
rnatel^d^^^injcharge/of jafsailor. ry About -two; hours -;ancl : a hah
after the collision^ the r San Pedro s deckloady worked^ loose, on^the
\vcather side, and as the r schooner/ consequently, listed badly the
lashings. that, held the load on the lee side were cut. The vessel
righitVd^b"^^^ X seemed a^ though it would
•turn^\)vcr; The water came? over^theiraiy to uthe^lifopjgfithe slower.
cabins. \u25a0 The -people! .were 'aUf'fn'ffthe
upper;, deck. . -
farther out thanjusual.to] make i all ow-
g ilnward ;
!an<Tii*tl)p ftccringfofjaliuinber
..." - ' . - \u25a0 » ygg&i&
.fcliooner^ ; . \u0084-\u25a0 • .. -\ \u25a0 -. c^p
Mfiilreply!toTAttorneyjDenman's?ques-"
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iißtflilitttdfMW**-^ 11 ** 11 "* was * lot 'of I lumber
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li!dH t of/it:/ : *lJC;'tlie'irt'ip;li«d > cn,sisetl"witij/u»y':
Ufeboata i out? h«lf atteip«ople"i would ? have been"
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killed '.by- the.. irreek«g«v i . ?;r •" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
He'said he hade no. whisky ?on board,
and so could not give any to .Third
Officer Hawse. " •\u25a0 "
Tor^tl^¥n^^B«olfipersoß^K«Sßav&if
Hei displayed^ scrupulous •concernlnotlto
.'fro mfti^^^ecK^iltheTi Co lum b I af^n3
four .who .were knocked * overboardiby.
tneffallicg fof/t^SanlPedro^lmain?
matfe: '" . . _*. -, \u25a0 *?^M
fnlne
aavedll>ylhlin,siSchaubesdemurred.^S3
dld^fnotirescu^e^thejm.^llon'y t..i,k t them
'* * Continued m» Passe 2, : Column 3 ;
v 1 he; president of Guatemala has been^
?sayed .from .'a bomb. ;A 'cow saved fhim^
SCHMITZ ANNOUNCES
LIST OF SUPERVISORS
Several: of k His Appointees
Refuse to ..Take Part
in His Plots,. , Hr'\u25a0;;-\u25a0-•,-•*
\u25a0 - '-r '\u25a0;;-\u25a0-•,-•* r \u25a0 r-.- : '\u25a0_-\u25a0--- i A," \u25a0-..'."-<.- - : "' -\u25a0 i
county > Jail, ; made • an % attempt <\u25a0 yester- !
'day *to appoint '/fourteen ni«-n rwhn
xvoultl '; pretend to < be • «iipervli»f»rn. But
the move wa» oborJhe.A* soon a* sev
eral or the Imprisoned fiddlerV selec
<fon« beard that* be coupled their
cumes iTvtth blsi ncheQie* <h«-j- Imnrd
HtntementM •that .they, hnd not [.been ap
proached by. Scbmltr . and Would : not
consent to Ke linked with hi* sorry]for
tuaes. ,^l'hnsitz had 'planned n wilil
coup for j-esterdaj-, as ; -Was predleted
J>y^The Call. His men % vrere to qualify
forthelr yapory Jobs, and Chief Dlnan.
'.*!- a * rumored, was to ' prevent ' the
Taylor ; ,b6ard"f rora meeting' 'at the hall
of justice,' 34' Eddy street, this after
noon." The' Schrnitz- men; were 'to make
a forcible v move 'to gain possession of
.the * supervisors' . chambers • today and
Dinan .was , to' do -what he could to aid
them; ; but Clerk ' \u25a0 Ryan 'protected * the
quarters - fromV the s Schmitz imperti
nence.-"We 'acknowledge Mayor ;,Tay
lor;; no- act of Mr. Schniitz will be rec
ognized," said ' Ryan. -.
; ; Schmitz named his meniyesterday. and
declared thati each, one : had accepted
the appointment. He - said that he will
. issue, '^the; commissions ."at >thev county
'jail_ today: -\u25a0' V *'.\. \ f^.'-' , -T." V .'.'.:, \u25a0
\u25a0".'; The .following? .were""selected:'.-'
f7;;.WniiamVCi^yivlce : president -district
council^ carpenters."' --.•-%""\u25a0 X: .. '."
. .y*. T - ":Tie"rney," member cement work
ers'.union. : , j": ', :\u25a0• :• " ' :': ' \u25a0'\u25a0"• \u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0' -
I i Thomas Maxwell, 'member "carpen
ters' '. union andj of • executive committee
of' general: strike, committee. ..
V' Continued "W Page; 3, Colnmn 3 j
Impertinent Question No. 10
When Is a Man Intoxicated?
For the most original or wittiest answer to this cjues
v tion^and;the briefer the J^ter—^he pay;
. -FIV^bbIILARS: For the. next five answers
M Prize
winning will be : printed ? next Wednesday
• and fchecks mailed to the winners at once. Make
youhanswer short and address- it -to
> I IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
; THE ; GAIjLj.
. \u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0'\u25a0Vrlxr Answer* -to "Übnt I« Love Like?"
" %.-;. ;ss*prize"; ; to;E;-H: Germaia, ' 1749 Fillmore str»»t, city.
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- $l|l^^^^E.')Berinin?ham. 1143 J street,' Fresno, Cai: *
«g^^ |Hl^fmnni^n^^;^^— a f tt c r it is out you walk. back.
- '^*l|irtpK|i|j^^^^wl ; ;.Gol.lea Gate;«T?rae.,'ci!7.
> .>f.uintatn-.Vlew;' Cat.
v l^ik'^^^^S^^^^jth; a fork. .
-\u25a0••'- ':_:'•\u25a0:'. r;;-;$l|pri»^^^^^Sjwteiel,- : Mission strfpt.Jeity.
\u25a0 , ; Wl^^^cSan^^cmrfwe' is 'taking - for a ' five !
1590 Dolores »tn?et, cltji
PRICE 4ETVE CENTS.
HUNG JURY IS
FORECASTED
BY WIFE
Meged Remarks b^
Juror's Spouse
Recalled
; "May Beprf^rSfany
Witnesses/;^ Declare
Schiiessel Was
Prejudiced^
Men Who Voted to Acquit
Glass ArerUnder Fire
• Theigrandjuiy; will begin
today: \ an" investigation into
I the report .thatj \Mrs. Jacob
t:WertHeirner, wife of -one of
I the; jurors in the Glass trial,
[jstated during; the -trial that
|* Her \u25a0 husband '. would vote for
"acquittaU V W ertheimer was
L6nejb.f the! :flv.e •merT,who^werit '"'
V •*'- ' "- .\. ,-•\u25a0-.'- c • i • « ••''\u25a0•* ' "^
Fon^recora 4 as that "
Glass': was ' innocent.
Mrs. Wertheimerwas an
constant attendant at
the Glass trial, and accord
ing^ to information already
received by; the grand jury
made statements to
.women who 'accompanied
her and \ to persons sitting ; near. , her
in the courtrooom that -her husband
would vote : for an acquittal.'
.The persons who heard these'alleged
statements * are :to * appear as witnesses .
at a special session of the srand Jury '
called for , this mornlns:. "and Mrs.
Werthelmer herself. may be called upon
to. explain the, reason for such remarks
and may* be put through an" Inquisition
at the handsjof the grand jury.
Juror Michael C. Samuels Is another
bt the five, who voted for acquittal .
whose action is to be the subject of a
grand jury inquiry. Werthelmer and
Samuels are; cousins and , are "likewise
cousins of'S. Newmark, 'the proprietor
of ? a' "cigar; store at ;Van^Ness 'avena«
and: Eddy"street." street. Witnesses who are to
be recalled before the grand jury have
stated that while the Glass "trial was ,
In progress : Isewmark told ithem that,
he knew both of his cousins were going
to vote for an acquittal. . -
-The Investigation of -Werthelmer and
Samuels * today follows * startling dis
closures made at a session held "yester- "

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