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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
GENERAL
VISITS GENERAL YOUNG
Famous Captain Batson Preparing
Report of the Work Of Filipino
Soldiers

General Ludington, who is al the head
OF the quartermaster department of the
army, visited General Young at the lat
ter's headquarters in the Phelan building
yesterday. The visit was unofficial, al
though matters connected with the sub
ject of transportation from this port were
seriously discussed
The board of officers that has been ap-
pointed to make recommendations for the
further defense of the harbor entrance is
progressing rapidly with its work and an
official report will be forwarded to the
War Department at an early date 1t is
expected that thirtyone new and power
full guns will be added to the present arm
ament
Captain Batson, who won fame as COM
mander of the Battalion of Macabebe
Scouts during the arduous campaign of
l899-l9O0, Is preparing report of the work
Of the Filipinos who served the United
States as soldiers.
The natives were armed and clothed
like the American soldiers and received
half the regulat ton pay for enlisted men.
Admirably led by Captain Batson, they
secured Luzon from Manila to Aparri and
did very efficient service
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
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A complete treatment may be purchased
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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
North PACIFIC COAST RAIlBoAR
VIo SousaIltn En~v,,
Commencing September ~ 1901
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VAIJ,T

Commencing September ~ 1901
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL, VArr
AND SAN RAFAEL,
WEEK DAYS-6:55, $3.50, $3.50, 11:OO
1:45. S:15. 4:15, 5:15. '6:15. GAS D. M H.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and c..
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Trains marked (+) to San Ouentir
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EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdavs
and Saturdays at 6:45 and 9:55 D. m ,
SUNDAYS-6:15, $780, $1,000 s11.45
1:4O. "s:15, 4:45. $3.50 D. m a. m.
Trains marked 60 start from San o,,a,..
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FR SN9.ISSrr;o
WEEK DAYS5:45, 6:45, 1855. S:55, 1880 n
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays vved,o.s
and Saturdays at 710 and 1885 D mesoays m
SUNDAYS-S:05. 1O:05 a m. 12:O5 Dig o,o
$780, 645 p. m. A-1'' $780,
THROUGH TRAINS
6:55 a. m. week days-Cazadero and wsv "a.
tions. u way sta
1;45 p. m. saturdays-Duncan Mills and NAV
500 a. m. sundays-Duncan Mills and w.r
stations ana way
Legal Holidays boats and trains will rpr On
Sunday time. win run on
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
counterfeiter Abrams Identified.

George Abrams, who was arrested last
Thursday on a Federal indictment charg-
ing him with uttering worthless notes of
the State Bank of New Brunswick, N. j.,
was brought before United States District
Judge de Haven yesterday and legally
identified by United States Secret Service
Operatives Harry Moffitt and Thomas B.
Foster as the person named in the indict-
ment Judge de Haven fixed the bail
bond in the sum of $780,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Divorce PROCEEDINGS,

Suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by Isaac H.. Smith against Margaret
Smith for desertion, Margaret Eldridge
against Edward E. Eldridge for failure
to provide, Elfrida M. Sandbeck against
Ernest c. Sandbeck for cruelty and Mary
!. Lahusen against Benjamin ]. Lahusen
Henry Anderson for desertion and Frank
b Gray against Matte Gray for cruelty
Cora Belle Schmidt was granted a di-
vorce from Edward August Schmidt for
neglect.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING
Arrangements Completed for Annual
Dinner and Lecture by Authority
on Industrial Problems.

The board of directors of the Mer-
chants Association held its regular
monthly meeting at the Mills building
yesterday.
1t was decided to hold tie annual din
ner Of the organization at the Palace Ho-
tel Monday evening, November 19 The
subject of discussion will be Municipal
and Industrial Betterments-' Prominent
speakers will deliver addresses.
Arrangements have been completed for
a lecture TO be given under the auspices
of the Merchants Association by DR.. Will
liam H Tolman at Metropolitan Temple
November 19. Mr.. Tolman is a well known
authority on labor problems and his ad-
dress will be devoted 10 suggestions as to
practical methods of improving industrial
conditions The lecture viii be illustrated
and viii be given free to such as may ap-
ply for tickets at the office of the secre-
Iary Of the association in the Mills build
ing.
Nineteen new firms were admitted TO
membership in the organization yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Denman Files Amended Petition.

James Denman, whose petition for
writ of mandate to compel superintendent
of Schools Webster to approve his claim
for $500 for services as special counsel for
the Board of Education. was denied by
Judge Seawell on the ground that the
board had no right to employ special
counsel, is still fighting for his fee. He
filed an amended petition yesterday, in
which he claims that he was secured be-
cause City Attorney Lane refused to act.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Site for PeSthouse.

Mrs. Anna D. Joost submitted an offer
to the Board Of Supervisors to sell for
$500 a lot 200x60 feet adjoining the Bay
View farm in South San Francisco as 4
site for a pesthouse. The owners Of the
Bay View farm have agreed to sell it for
81, 900 for the same purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Murphy Will Appeal.

A notice of appeal from the judgment
given Nora Helen Gertrude O'Neil Muir
ply against Bertram Samuel Joseph Fen
instone Murphy was filed in the County
Clerks Office yesterday. Mrs. Murphy OBJ
tanned a judgment against her husband
for $1,000 alimony last May in Judge Gra-
hams court. Murphy wants the judgment
set aside.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
OBJECTS TO HIS WIFE
USING FACE POWDER
Gertrude M. Owens Recites Story of
Her Unhappiness in Divorce
COMPLAINT.

Gertrude NJ. Owens filed suit yesterday
to secure a divorce from Alfred J. Owens,
She alleges in her complaint that her hus-
band, in addition to treating her cruelty,
has for the last two years failed to pro-
vide her with the common necessaries of
life She further alleges that two weeks
after their marriage, which took place
in August, 1888, they were about to leave
their home for the theater, when her hus-
band abused her for having powdered her
powder off with a wet towel He then
took her stock of face powder and threw
it out OF the window, She also alleges
that one night while leaving the Column
bia Theater he abused her for stumbling
and falling and compelled her to seek the
assistance of strangers to regain her feet
Mrs Owens further alleges that as her
eyesight is very poor she suffered greatly
through his heartleSs conduct.
It's a cold day when the f1irt has no use
for
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Trial Jurors Receixe Fees

Five hundred trial jurors who hava
served in Superior Court cases were made
happy yesterday by receiving demands az
The total amount aggregated $4,000. anj
jurors will now be paid in accordance
with a legislative act
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
Meeting Of PRINCIPALS.

The principals Of the grammar schools
held a meeting yesterday in the as
sembly-room of the Board of Education
Directors Kincaid and Mark were present
and the principals were addressed by
Deputy Superintendent of Schools Jor-
dan on the study of penmanship, with q
view to inaugurating a uniform system
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26

]. d. JOHNSON INDICTED-The United
States Grand Jury brought in an indictment
yesterday against j. d. Johnson for stealing
brass from the navy yard at Mare Island.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26

Being a saving of.................... SIS, 32l 90
In the year 1SsS-1S9s the candle power Of
street lamps was 475056 and in 1900-1S01 7l9,54O,
or increase in efficiency of 81 per cent and
a decrease in cost of % per cent
The following table of the efficiency IF
street lights in the ten principal cities
shows that San Francisco is ninth in
population, ranks sixth in efficiency and
is now better lighted than New York,
Chicago, st. Louis or Cleveland:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC,

Trains leave and are due tO nrraUe Ss
SAN FRANGISCO-
(Iain Line. Foot OF Market Ssreeh)
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26

AVE Fnoa ocroBEn 6. 1901. A
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
REDUCE COST
Of LIGHTING
Figures Show a Healthy
Saving for Street
Illumination.
San Francisco Leads Large
Eastern Cities in Eff
ciency.

The Board of Public Works submitted
yesterday to Mayor Phelan a statement
showing that saving of S75,351 had been
effected during 19O0-1901 in lighting tho
city under the rates fixed by the Board
of Supervisors, as compared with 1898
1899 under the consolidation act. The
statement also shows that the candle
power has greatly improved. The figures
as given follow:
The last year qSss-1Ss9) under the
consolidation act, it cost the city
and county to light the Streets. .s2S4, 465 II
And to light public buildings. Al, ,951 %
Total 1926, 416 81
Cost Of foregoing in. 1900
1901:
Streets ..................$21 $21S, ,914 O2
Public buildings .......... 32 151 80 PSI, ,O65 S4
Reinp saving s75 251 On
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RI. CO
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SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Leave In Effect
San Francisco. April 2S, 1901.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
STORY or A DETECTIVE.
ireland Believe. the Assassin Had a Con-
federate In uis Crime.

ireland Believes the Assassin Had a Con.
fsdsrate In M. Crime.
Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Secret Service De.
tective ireland said: 1T had been my
custom 30 stand back Of the president
and just 20 his left 80 I could see the
right hand Of every person approaching
but yesterday was requested 20 stand
opposite the president so Mr.. Milburn
could stand 10 the left and introduce
people who approached. In that way
was unable 20 get a good look at every
ones right hand. a few moments be-
fore Czolgosc approached man came
along with three fingers Of the right
hand tied mp in bandage and he had
shaken hands with his loft
"when Czolgosc came mp I noticed
he was n boyish looking fellow. with
an innocent face. perfectly calm. and !
also noticed his right hand was wrapped
in what appeared 90 be a bandago !
watched him closely bat was inter.
rupted by a man in front Of him who
held on 20 the presidents hand AN un.
usually long time. This man appeared
10 DO an Italian aud wore "A short,
heavy, black musiache Ho was per.
sistant and u was necessary for me 20
push him along 20 Others could reach
the president. Just as ho released the
presidents hand and the prosidoF
was reaching Tor the hand OF the as.
sassin there were two quick shots.
Startled for a moment looked and saw
the president draw his right hand mp
under his coat. straighten up aud press.
ing his lips together gave Czolgoso tho
most contemplate look possible 70 i'm.
agine.
AT the same time I reached for the
young man and caught his left arm 4
big negro standing just back Of him and
who would be- the next 20 take the
presidents hand, struck the young man
in the neck with one hand and with the
other reached for the revolver. which
had been discharged through the hand.
korchief and the shots had set fire 70
the linen. Immediately a dozen men
fen upon the assassin and bore him 70
the floor. While on the floor Czolgoso
again tried 10 discharge the revolver.
but before ho could point it at the pres.
idcut IL was knocked from his hand by
the negro. Il flew across the floor and
one Of the artillerymen picked IL mp and
put II in his pocket
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
ASSASSINATION FoREToLo.
oornst Pisyer STA Month. Ago said the
President Was Doomed.

Wichita, Kas.. Sept. Fritz HUT.
man, a reporter for The Eagle in this
city, while singing with the Andrew,
Opera company last March says he was
confdenttally told by Antonio Maggie.
cor9et player with the same company.
that President Mckinley would be as.
sassinated before October. Maggie init
mated that orders 90 that effect had
been received from an anarchist society
I'm Italy.
Hattman was tenor singer with the
Andrews Opera company and Is son
Of the late Colonel Huffman, internal
revenue collector under President Cleve.
land. In his statement last night he
said:
while travelling in February OF
March between Abilene. Tex. and Fl
Paso, Tex, Antonio Maggie, a cornei
player for the company. told me that he
had belonged 10 an anarchist circle with
headquarters in Rome, Italy. He told
me that President Mckinley and that
Emperor William were doomed 10 as
snssination and that men had already
been selected 20 kill them.
"The time is not yet for the assassi.
nation Of the emperor, he said. but
President Mckinley will be killed be.
fore Oct. /.
"Why?" / asked. Because he sem
soldiers to the Philippines. as King
Humhort sent soldiers 10 kill the natives
of South Africa All who seek TO op
press must die '"T Thought he wasmere
" josiing nc the time. bu, now believ,
he was NOT lie told me the society has
assas.ins In tho household Of the empe
TOR ~ Germany Maggie also told me
that he expected snmo day 10 D. called
on o. kin q 'vrant, and that when he /.
10 viii De the proudest moment OF his
life"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
CzOlgOsc Declares IIe Had No Con-
federates in the Crime.
THE SHOOTING AS
SEEN BY A DETECTIVE
lie Says the Man 50 NJ Of Czolgos,
Shielded the Gs~ .rom Ills
yiew-vice President ROose.
welt Il Closely Guarded.

Buffalo, Sept. Although Czolgose
refused 70 incriminase any one else in
the plot % kin President Mckinley. the
police are o. the opinion that another
man is party TO IT, The man is the one
who walked directly in front OF Czol.
gosc and shielded him from the sight OF
the secret service men. The police have
good description Of him and his arrest
may occur at any moment. There il
no doubt. according 10 tho police. this
man wRs an aocomplico OF Czolgoso.
Czolgosc does not appear 10 DO insane.
Detective Sergeant John Geary. who
stood few feet from Czolgoso when he
fired the shots and who caught
President Mckinley when no fell, was
asked whether. in his opinion. Czolgoso
was insane. "He may b.. " said the do.
Eoctive. hut from all saw Of him he
is just an anarchist" "
Czolgosc is not above the average
height. His face is that Of the typical
German He appears 20 be very nerv.
ous and starts suddenly when any one
speaks 10 him. He proved 20 b. very
elusive in answering questions. how.
ever. The police worked over him un.
al late hour Friday night and they
admitted very little progress had been
made in bringing facts from him re-.
garding his past history He shows no
sign Of remorse. though Is to degree
narvoua
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08

the report that AZ any time President
Mckinley was ever included in the
plots 20 assassinate heads Of nations
They claim that President McKinley's
life was never declared forfeited by
them and the work Of yesterday il thai
OF another branch Of their organization.
Petro Esteve, who in the past hai
gloried each killing Of head Of a ma
tion or in any attempt. was very loud
In his denials Of any participation by
the Paterson group in the affair yester.
day afternoon. Esteve even goes so far
As 20 deny that Neiman is an an
srchist IL never heard Of him." he
said. "He is probably some German
lunatio and fool.
The first question asked in Paterson,
when news Of the shooting Of the pres.
ident was received, was whether OF not
the assailant was from that city. The
feeling among the citizens outside OF
anarchist circles Is one Of the deepest
indignation, this being heightened by
the fact that the plot to kill King Hum
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08

confession covering six pages OF foolsca2
which states that he Is an anarchist and
that he became an enthusiastic mem ber
of that body through the influence OF
Emma Goldman. whose writings he had
read and whose lectures he had listened
10. He denies having any confederate
and says that he decided on the assaisi
nation OF the president three days age
and bought the revolver with which this
act was committed In Buffalo He has
seven brothers and sisters in Cleveland,
and tho Cleveland directory has the
names Of about that number living on
Hosmer street and Ackland avenue.
Some Of them are butchers aud Others
In different trades
Cozolgosze does not appear In the
least degree uneasy or penitent Tor his
action. lie says he was induced By his
attention 20 Emma Goldman's lectures
aud writings 20 decide that the present
form Of government in this country was
all wrong and he thought the best way
to end it was by killing the president
Ho shows no signs OF insanity. but IL
very reticent about much Of his career.
While acknowledging himself an an.
Erchist. be does not state 70 what branch
OF the organization he belongs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
ARResTs Ar cHlcAeo.
STA Msn Arrested Charged with Being
la Piot


la Piot.
Chicago. Sept. SIX men were put
under arrest in this city Friday night
on the charge of being implicated in the
plot 10 assassinate President Mckinley,
the men were all found IN the house a,
the corner ~ 81. Johns place aud Car.
roll avenue on the east side of the city
The arrests were made on information
Of the police Of Buffalo who laid that
the men were members OF society %
which the assailant OF the president be.
louged and that they had knowledge Of
the plot.
The police have not given out the
names Of tho men taken into custody
but one Of the men is known % be
Abraham Izekk. president Of an organ
ization which bears the name Of the
Free Society. He was formerly editor
of a paper Of anarchistic principle which
bore the name of the Fire Brand
The information received by the local
police from Buffalo Is 20 the effect that
the plot to kill the president was origin
Ated among the members of the Free
Society and that the Buffalo prisoner
was chosen by lot to commit the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
ANARCHISTS PLEASED.
They Toast the wouId-Bs Assassin win
Beer AZ Patterson.

New York, Sept As whole the
anarchist group OF Paterson, N. j., ex.
press no regret at the shooting OF Presi.
dent Mckinley. On the contrary. thers
was gathering Of the members at Bar.
,holdi Hall ia that city and Neiman.
who shot the president. was toasted In
beer time and time again.
All the talkative members Of the
group say Czolgoso Il unknown to
them. One of them said.
1--WE don't know him. but no is one
Of US. He did what it was his duty to
do and we honor him. while personally
thinking his effort might better have
been employed across the ocean upon
some crowned head.
They oil deny there Is aRy truth to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
coNFEssEs HIS CRIME.
CEolEoso says lie 10 an Anarehist and
Has No Confsdsratss.

Buffalo. Sept. Leon CzOlgosc
the seli.confessed assassin, has sigled
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-08
JUST Received

a new line Of Windoy Shades; prices run from
i0c each up. Call and see them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15
RUN DOWN BY THE CARS.
MANeLEO REMAINS sTREWN ALONG
THE RAILROAD TRACK,
Jasper 5rakefeId, Houston Butcher,
Ground to Atoms Near Eureka. on
the NJ, x. and r. Railway

Jasper Brakedeld. a fireman who has
lived In Houston for years, was run over
by northbound passenger train No on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
yesterday morning and was ground 10
pieces beneath the wheels Of the engine and
cars, and the remnants OF the body strown
along the track about one mile from El-
reka Nothing was known Of IL until as
a freight train was passing along the Gu
gneei discovered the remnants OF a human
Lody. Stopping the train and leaving a
brakeman on the scene 20 watch over the
remains the engineer ran TO Chaneyyllle
where Justice Mcdonald was notified OF the
discovery. Squire Mcdonald at once re.
paired 20 the place and began an inyest!ga-
ton by viewing the remains and taking the
testimony Of the engineer and brakeman.
Ross & Wright Of this city were notified
and the remnants OF the body gathered up
aud taken to their establishment. The In
Visitation which followed led 10 the full
Identification ~ the man, the hrst trace
OF Identity being a book which was FOUND
close 10 the remnants. No particulars as
TO how the accident occurred haa been as,
eertslned, nor did the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas people know anything further about
Il than that Mr. Brakeheld had been killed
as stated above by northbound passenger
train No. 4.
Jasper Brakeneld. the deceased. was
butcher by trade. but he was also loco
motive fireman and member Of the Brother
heed Of LecenetiFs EiEsI&n N tha Enta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

and wheel Of fortune. This booth viii
also be very interesting, especially tod
children, rs many fine articles will lis
displayed here.
The Boys Sodallty Of the child Jesus
will have uuder their direction tho eigar
booth, decorated IN manner that will az.
tract the attention OF every one. The boya
say they will have the finest cigars on tina
market.
Tho 81. Aloysius sodauty, which is alss
composed OF boys win have under It's caro-
the booth With religious articles, such "a
prayer books, beads, holy pictures. statues,
etc, and many other mo articles. AS thess
llttle follows are very energetic the booth
displayed with fruits. nuts, flowers and all
those nice things will also he under theiH
charge
The Daughters Of Erin viii have charge
Of the supper table and II Is unnecessary
To say an elegant spread VIII be served,
ne these ladies are never lacking IN any
thing they undertake. They Will also servo
dinner and lunches during the days OF thu
bazaar.
the cake table, which VIII be decorated IN
an artistic manner,
beautiful diamond ring viii be voted
to the most popular young lady In the par.
ish st. Josepb's Is noted for Its populat
Young ladies and this contest VIII be oua
of the most pleasing Of the bazaar.
handsome gold.headed cane VIII ~
voted TO the most popular president OF the
Catholic Knights Of America and the An.
cient Order Of Hlbernians. This contest
will prove very interesting.
The contest among the boys OF the parish
for fine bicycle will also be an Interest
an Interesting musical program will n
rendered each evening.