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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Glenroy Is Acquitted.

James GIenroy was tried before a jury
in Police Judge Cabaniss' court yester-
day afternoon on charge of selling tick
cts without a license and was acquitted
He was arrested on the day of the Cor
bett-Jeffries fight in front Of Harry Cor
belts saloon on Ellis street by Deputy
Tax Collector II. c. Warren.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

horrors Of hot weather. Many ladies'
have discovered that the depression OF
hot weather and the gors they have
been in the habit. OF attributing to
malaria, Quickly disappear when they
use Peruna.. This is why Peruna is so
popular with them. Peruna provides
clean mucous membranes, and the clean
mucous membranes do the rest.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from. the use Of Peruna.
write at. once 10 DR.. Hartman. giving a
full statement Of YOUR case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Sues Schumacher & Co.

u. Rigby Jr-. assignee Of firms who sold
= Velry' 70 Schumacher & Co. filed a suit
yesterday against the firm TO recover the
fslue Of the goods. The suit is for s4s77 81.
There are eleven causes Of action in the
complaint and they are for sums ranging
from SIS 10 500
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
LABOR AND ADMISSION DAYS.
Popular Excursions.

Sr-ecisl holiday rates. September 4 70 ?. in
elusive via the North Shore 10 Russian River
Cazsdero. Redvoods. Point Reyes. Camp ley
lof- etc Coco hotels hunting fishing and
canning. Morning and afternoon trains
through % CazaderO on September and s. Get
COPY Of circular AZ ticket Office, SO Market
street. san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

TULARE. Sept. 2.-Fire broke out in Self
ert's cigar store in Visalia early this morning.
totally destroying it and four neighboring
business houses. The loss is estimated at S25-
coo. part of which is covered by insurance
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Aqua cALIENIE SPRINGS

OPEN. ALI, YEAR ROUND. Natural hot
sulphur springs. temperature lis degrees No
staging Fare 81 10 Sure cure for rheima-
tfsun. asthma kidney and liver troubles Tub
and hot plunge baths The largest mineral
water swimming tank in the State. Compe-
tent lady and gentlemen masseurs. STUNNING
teacher Special rates from now on. Peck 3
IL Montgomery 81. THEODOR RICHARDS.
Az1Ia Calfente. Sonouna. Co
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

The great man dressmakers" Of Paris
calculate that their shipments abroad
amount annually to about 65 per cent Of
their total business.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
MRS. MccALLUM's EVIDENCE.
Tells of Visits to Bowers Home When
Lervey Was Present.

PORTLAND, Sept. Mrs. .. D. Nc
Callum of this city, who was at the resi-
dence of Martin L. Bowers in San Fran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Tahoe Tavern at Lake Tahoe

Is now open for the reception OF guests.
Our patrons Of last season says aTa.
hoe Tavern n the equal OF any summaR
resort hotel In the world"
and that Lake Tahoe has no equal Visie U
and prove statement for yourselves. Rate
from $3.50 per day upward For parttcula-a
or reservation OF rooms address Tahoe Tavern.
Tahoe City Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
WORN OUT, DRAGGED OUT,

Mrs. Tressie Nelson. 422 Broad St.
Nashville, Tenn, writes:
As Psrgna has done me world Of
good. ! feel in duty bound to tell of IT. in
hopes that IT may meet the eye Of some
woman Uho has suffered as IhGys.
FOR five years IrsagY did not know
what a perfectly we'll day was. and If !
did rot have headache 7 had 6ackache
or pain somewhere. and really life was
not worth the effort : made to keep
going.
"A good friend advised me- to use
PsrVnd. and. was glad to try anything.
and ! am Tsry pleased 20 say that SIR
bottles made new. ToE1on Of ne and :
have no more pains and life looks bright
again. Mrs. Tressie Nelson.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

Gas ranges $12 and upward. We carry
the best; our prices the lowest. s. z. Gas
and Electric Co.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
WILL HAVE TO EXPLAIN.

Cunningham will be interrogated again
severely as soon as possible. 1t is ar
gued. now the facts in the case have be-
come known. that Cunningham as the
consort of Mrs. Sutton and the constant
attendant on the dying bridge builder,
ought TO know as much of the real cir
cumstances of the case as Patrick Ler-
vey, or O'Leary, the lover of Mrs. Bow
ers The police theory is that Mrs. SUIT
ton was to get a share of the $2Se0 bank
account for engineering the affair and
that even if Cunningham did not know
that murder was being committed, he
would at least be cognizant of the fact
that his companion was expected to
shortly better her condition financially.
Cunningham will have opportunity to
tell his story under oath at the Coroners s
inquest at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
John Schnoor of 366 Clementina street
came forward with the statement yester-
day that on the morning after the death
of the bridge builder he started for the
corner grocery at $50 O'CLOCK and
Mrs Bowers, clad in her night clothes,
letting Lervey out of the door. AS soon
as the latter observed that he was seen
he ran swiftly around the corner and up
Fifth street This is evidence that Lervey
and Mrs. Bowers both lied in their pre-
vious statements to the police that they
sat up all night. Mrs. Magnan of 36S
Clementina street is said to have seen the
same occurrence.
Attorney Vaughn of Portland, Or, who
is directing the defense. says that he is
certain that his clients did not commit
the murder and that the truth will come
out during the progress of the prospec-
tive trial. He has told the women not to
talk and they refuse to answer any
more questions.
Lervey when seen yesterday denied
that he had had trouble with Bowers
when the latter returned from Mare
Island the night before he was taken i'll.
He said they were introduced and talked
together pleasantly. Lervey has become
defiant and declines to answer vital ques-
tions.
Chief Of Police Hunt of Seattle has been
requested by the local authorities to get
a comprehensive statement from Mrs.
Decide McCallum of that city, who was
close friend of Mrs. Bowers, and who
was present in the sick room on various
occasions.
COMPLETE ANALYSIS.
Professor Green and Chemist Morgan.
sis of the contents of the dead mans
stomach. They found two and a fraction
grains of free arsenic of the common
white crystal variety. There were no
traces of other poisons. Two grains of
arsenic is said to be fatal dose
Arsenic is not easily soluble, but Pro-
fessor Morgan says that when a man
dies from arsenical poison and a consid-
cradle quantity remains in the victims
stomach II is evidence that the dose must
have been a large one. 1t is the dissolved
arsenic circulating with the blood that
does the damage. Professors Green and
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
VcHY SPRINGS.

3 niles from Ukiah. Asndoctno Co. Natural
electric waters. champagne baths Only placa
in the world OF this class Fishing. hunting.
Crystal Springs Accommodations table drsc-
class J. A. REDEMEYER q CO. PropA
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
CULLOM IS HERE
ON SHORT VISIT
Illinois Senator Comes
West to Visit Sick
Brother.
Says That Apology of Turkey
Should End Magelssen
Incident.

United States Senator Shelby NJ Gull
lom OF Illinois, chairman of the
| Senate Committee on Foreign At
fairs, accompanied by Mrs. Gull
lom, Miss Fisher. the Misses c. and Flea
nor Ridgley and W. Melloy. his private
secretary, arrived last evening from Chi
cago int private car and registered at
the Palace Hotel The Senator has come
West to visit his brother. who is at pres
ent recovering from a recent accident
and to enjoy a little recreation. One OF
the first remarks made by the Senator
after his arrival was that he felt re-
lieved over the reports denying the kill
ing of Vice Consul Magelssen OF Beirut,
and he added:
These matters have a tendency to
more or less demoralize international re-
lations and sometimes they lead to serious
but unnecessary troubles. 1 have learned
through the papers that the attempt to
take the Vice ConsuTs life was made by
an irresponsible person and that the
Turkish Government was quick to offer
an apology. This should close the Incl
dent"
Asked regarding the Presidential possi-
bilities Senator Cullom said that there
Roosevelt as a certainty. He said:
I'm my own State there is a bit of agi
tation over the question Of who will be
the next Governor. When 1 left Chicago
there had been no definite turn in affairs
and no one was certain who would be the
choice of the Republican party"
Discussing the canal matter, in so far
as it concerns the stand OF Colombia, the
Senator said that the South American re-
public has not yet indicated just what it
purposes to do If she opposes the canal
project he thinks that she will stand in
the way Of her own progress and will be
the greater sufferer. Continuing, he said:
THE canal should be built for the ben
eft of all the nations of the world and our
country is willing to undertake its con-
struction. l doubt if the United States
will permit small obstacles to stand in
the way of carrying out the plans for the
great work"
Q !. I O
cisco on June a. was questioned tonight
by Chief of Police Hunt about the oc-
currences at the Bowers home that night.
Mrs. McCallum said:
my husband and I formerly lived in
San Francisco and I was there visiting
in June. On the evening of the 18th
went to Bowers home to call. having
known them intimately. After 1 had
been there little while Lervey came in
and then went out and got some beer
Mr. Bowers came home about o'clock
and did not say anything to Lervey. but
just looked at him. Mrs. Bowers said
to me, Introduce your friend l did not
remember his name and Lervey spoke it.
Bowers said very Grossly: Yes, l have
heard of you BEFORE but never offered
to assault him.
About a week afterward 1 went there
again, hearing that Bowers was sick He
said he was poisoned and that it was
from eating ham which Mrs. Bowers had
purchased. He vomited and she told me
that she vomited, too, and then he said
he had terrible pains all over him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Campbell Hot SPRINGS.

Is hours' rain to Bocas stage for springs CO.,
meets Q D. m train from city round TIP. Ia
Guiding stage. s1s 90. good fer season haxsa.
$40 pe< WaeE
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

mas Deem a HeIIIUrI UI OIIo ot- L7OuIs LA-
position Committee, which was appointed
by the Governor more than a year ago, at
the time that Commissioner John Bar
rett was here. He was chairman of the
Fire Claims Committee, which only a few
days ago adjourned sine die. and is a
member of the we'll known Macfarlane
family of Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
ACTIONS ARE SUSPICIOUS.

Nothing was said about this watch un-
til the fact that It was missing was dis
covered by Call representative and re-
ported to the police. Detective Ryan Sc
cured it from Cunningham late Tuesday
night. And now the authorities are ask
ing why John Cunningham attempted to
show that he was the closest friend of
the murdered bridge builder instead of ad-
mitting his relations with the woman
who has been declared to have been the
person who purchased the arsenic at As
kenasys drug store. When confronted
with The statement that he had lived in
Mrs Sutton's apartments Cunningham
replied that the woman was simply his
landlady, which is not deemed likely by
the police.
a police officer saw him sitting on the
wall which surrounds Portsmouth square
yesterday afternoon watching for some
one to come from the Hall of Justice.
where Mrs. Sutton is imprisoned. 1t is
said that he was attempting to communi-
cate with the woman through some third
person who is not at present known to
the authorities. He was visiby in a state
Of alarm last night and refused TO talk
of the Bowers murder. He was formerly
a waiter in the Olympia, where Mrs. SUIT
ton was a constant visitor. She was a
notorious character, but was never ar
rsted for vagrancy, so says Police Of
ficer Callandun, whose beat has long been
on the lower portion of Eddy street, be-
cause the woman declared that she main
/ tained a lodging-house and il would have
/ been hard to prove a case against her.
John Cunningham was just as notorioUssy
! known as her companion. But to the po-
! lice he represented that he did not know
much of her and that his sole interest in
I visiting $40 Clementina street was to as
! sist the sick man.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03
Member of elI-KnoWn
Family to Represent
Hawaii at St. Louis.

II ONOLULU. Sept. 2-Governor
II Dole has appointed Fred W.
Macfarlane as Hawaii's Com
Ia missioner to the Louisiana Pur-
chase EXpnsition. Macfarlana
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
REBELS SUSTAIN
HEAVY LOSSES
ManyKilled and Wounded in
a Conflict With Govern
ment Troops

Caracas, Jan. 6.--Fourteen hundred
cevolutionists. under Generals Ramos
and Penalosa, attacked 500 govern
ment troops. under the command Of
General Acosta. Sunday morning at a
point near Guatire. After four hours
fighting the revolutionists abandoned
the field and the town Of Guatire. They
had 81 men killed and many wounded.
One of their guns was captured. A
prisoner captured by the government
forces is authority for the statement
that the revolutionists are still out Of
ammunition.
About 1900 revolutenists are report
ed to be marching or Caracas.
The activity and energy displayed
by President Castro continue to sur
prise the foreign residents of this city.
II is reported here that the leaders
OF the Matos' movement are treating
with the government
The answers from the powers to
President Castro's counter PROPOSE
ton in the matter Of referring the
Venezuelan issues to The Hague tri-
bunal have not yet been received here.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
NEW LAW FOR JERSEY

Governors Commission Has Drafted
Bill to be Submitted TO Legislature.
Trenton. N. j., Jan. 6.-The commis-
sion appointed by Governor Murphy a
year ago to draft a bill for a primary
election law to be submitted to the in
coming legislature has completed its
work
The bill as drawn provides for the
conducting of primaries at public ex-
pense by the regular election officers
on the first registry day. Ofncia ball
lots are to be used. to be prepared by
municipal clerks. Names are TO be ar-
ranged upon the ballots in alphabetical
order. Any persons name may be
placad upon such ballots, either for
candidate or for delegate TO conven-
tion upon petition of 10 persons. Per-
sons desiring TO vote In such primary
elections shall declare their politics to
the election board and may swear their
vote in whenever II is challenged
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
ARMY OFFICER
HAS DISAPPEARED
Lieutenant Perkins Strangely
Missing From His Quarters
at Fort Leavenworth

Ieavenworth,> Kan, Jan 6.-Lieu.
tenant Edward o. Perkins. First Cav
airy. U. 5. A., left his quarters at Fort
Leavenworth on the night Of Decem-
Der 30 on four days leave OF absence,
and has not since been heard from.
An effort was made yesterday by cred
itors to attach his personal property.
Perkins was Admiral Dewey's orderly
at the battle Of Manila. and previously
had been cavalry private, and his
fine record and the admiral's commen-
dation won him commission in the
army.
One week ago woman called on
Colonel Minor, commandant at Fort
Leavenworth. and said that she was
Lieutenant Perkins wife. and had
been married to him IA years ago at
Fort Stanton, N. NJ, when he was
sergeant. She said that his name was
not Perkins. but Edward o. Raynos,
and that he belonged to an old New
York family.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Hettv Green sued.

Springfield. Mass, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Het-
ty Green is being sued by the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. of this city. for s1,105. The ac-
tlon has grown from bill for the 1899
taxes on so acres of land in township
38, Cook county, Illinois. A plot of the
same extent. in the same position, but
in township 81, was owned by the in
.surance company, and. the coincidence
escaping attention, the tax bill, for
81, 1O5, was paid by the Massachusetts,
Mutual. Afterwards the error being
discovered, Hetty Green was asked to
make good the company's loss, but it
is said she has ignored the request.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06

he was dead; he rallied. however, and
lived for four hours and = half His
funeral will probably take place next
Wednesday. senor Sagasta's death
was due to bronchitis and gastric
trouble. His family was at the death
bed and former Liberal members Of
the cabinet were near their old lead.
er. A bishop administered the last
sacrament yesterday afternoon.
Senor Sagasta's. intellect was unim-
paired until his last hours He talked
to his daughter, the presidents of the
senate and congress and to the arch
bishop of Toledo. King Alfonso has
written letter of sympathy to Senior
Sagasta's family. During the former
premier's illness the queen mother
and other members of the royal fam
lily frequently sent officials to inquire
as to his progress.
The news of the former premier's
death created a painful impression
throughout Madrid. King Alfonso ex-
pressed profound regret.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
BAlnMORE& & OnIS
RAILROAD

schedule In erect November e. 1902.
AZ trains Illuminated with Pintse
q Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware ave-
NEW YORK. week days. $50. IS. 40
'io.ss a: m; 1921, '2.6e '5.lo (Roval 11m-
$40. MS a. So: mo-: sss M SIS isuoscys GRoys f. sas.
iter), s142, s10.b6 d. m.
PHILADELPHIA. week days, '5.2e
.n.z. .s.se 9.l5. .t.5s, '5.19 (Roya1 Linn.
fted). s6.a5. G AZ, s7.42, slO.bB D. m Sum
days. e. 20, 20 $50, $40. 1888, e11.s5 a.
m; -2.5e, 80 '5ls (Royai Ldmited). 6. a.
Chester. week days, $50, .s.4s. 40. .s.os.
6.a2 IA 'l0.b5 D. m. Sundays. 40. $50
y;a9. 10 SO. 'n.s5 a. m; 40, e.l2 '7h1 sse.
Atlantic city, week days. &C AZ. 80 a.
m; ~. u, s2.5G and s51S D. N. (Royal
nmtted2, Sundays, 7.2o a. m. s6.is .. m
cape May and Ocean city, week daxs
go - q: e m; .2.5s .. m. Sundays. 40 y
m. '2.b0 r. IN.
.x.bs p. m. Sundays. SIS a. m, s2.Bs ps
Baltimore ana Washington week davz
80 500 ~ 81 a. m: .1.2l .2.os, .s.lQ
.4.4e. $50 Ntoyal Lmited), sS.01. s10.f- -
m. sundays. 'f.14. g 0i a. M; i 81 p1M
.S'ao' $50 Royal Limited. 's.o1. '1o.1s ps
m.
Baltimore and way stations. week dava
e'6s a. M, $3.50 p. m. sundays. SOS a. "a.
b.W y. m.
Newark. week days. ala e.B. ss.M
ILL a. M; = ;2l. 30, 'f.l6, C.12. ss.0I b.
~ Sunoays, % .sl4. 's.Oi. s.ob a. m.s ia
PimsburR week days. ss.Oi a. m. a. a
lob p. m. Sundays, 800 a. M: 's.44
Chicago, daily. 's.oi a m; $40 D. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. IS Of a. m &
j 24 13 p. m. daily.
Hngerly, accommodation week dayal
sos a. m; $50, 6.12 y. m. Sundays 500
r. M, b.1l, 7.3, p. m.
Landenberg, accommodation. week
days, 4.46 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. Station f6s
baltimore, week days. $50 d. m. ~
I.andenberg. week days, $40 a. M. 2. 90
80 p. m. Sundays, 9 40 a. M, $40 %. m.
LEAVE VIVA DTLpHfA. for will
minRton, week days. s3.ab, $50. e7.30. 10 o..
-l0.b8 a. m: IL. so 1877, 2.15, sS.Ce. a 10
e.V9 $50 '5.aS lRoval IAmited), eco. $50,
lzd .9E, ~ .35 p. m. Sundays s5.35
I,SO 500, 1000 a. m. 1924 Il 81 2.IR.
s.9s' 9 & l.s5; '5.is (Royal Limted), $50. =, 81
.Royal Limited" Is composed oxciusivelp
OF Pullman -parlor. observation ana din
ING ing cars. No extra fare except regular
Deimhrvia telephone No. iss.
hates 70 Western points lower than VI
/ any other line.
II. a, MILLER. .Trav. Passenger Agent
g. w. BAssErr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
ID. 3. MARTIN, Manager Of Phhstai 'e1
Trafric.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
MAY SUE COAL ROADS

Chicago. Jan. 6.-The directorate OF
the Illinois Manufacturers Associat-
ton held meeting yesterday to con-
slider the adyisability of constituting
criminal proceedings against the coal
dealers and coal carrying railroads
charged with being responsible for the
present fuel famine. Evidence gath
cred by the various members of the
organization for fortnight, which is
said to show the existence of a con-
spiracy to extort high prices from con-
sumers, was considered at great length
and the conference resulted in the ap-
pointment Of committee with in
structions to continue the investiga-
tion and report at a future meeting.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
AmerIeans on ounboat Resign

Panama, Colombia, Jan. 6--Ah the
Americans serving on board the gov
ernment bunboat Bogota resigned yes
terday and the government has accept.
ed their designations. The American
officers of the gunboat including Cap
tain Marmadulze, had signed a years
contract with the Colombian authori-
ties, under which they are to receive
free transportation to the United
States and four months pay. Part OF
the crew of the Begota left the 18TH
mus today for New York.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express, e.46 D. m.
daily. sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans; 7.a6 D. m.
daily, sleeDers to New Orleans. Macon.
Memphis. Nashville. via Ashevins and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast ne.-Express. 12.0s
noon daily. sleepers to Charleston. Jack
sonvtlle. Macon and Port Tampa; 1866 a.
m. daily. sleepers to Richmond and Jack
sonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway .-S.n p.
M, daily. dining car and sIeepers to Gin
cinnati.
seaboard Air Line Railway Mall 40
a.. m. daily. sieepers to New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Express 400 p. m. daily
sleepers 70 Atlanta and Tampa.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Mr.. KNOX ASKED TO EXPLAIN
Senate Committee Resents His Atti-
tude on the Trust Question.

Oenate committee heSents HIS Atti-
tude on the Trust Question.
Washington Jan. 6.-At a meeting
Of the senate judiciary committee yes
terday nothing was done toward TAX
ing up any particular antitrust meas
ure. Senator Hoar laid before the
committee a letter he had received
from Attorney General Knox, declar-
ing that none Of the bills introduced
in either the house of senate on this
subject fully carried out the ideas Of
the president or would, in operation,
give the government the control over
trusts that was desired.
The reading of this letter brought
out many criticisms from members Of
the committee as to the propriety of
and official of the government attempt
ing to influence legislation by telling
the personal views of the president
Some indignation was shown at the
'indiscretion," as one member express
ed it. of the attorney general in writ
ing such a letter. but II was finally
decided to call Mr.. Knox before the
committee and let him explain Just
what the administration wants as an
antitrust measure.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
Navel officer Held for Smuggling.

San Juan, P. r., Jan. 6.--In the mat
ter of the so-called smuggling cases
which have been heard before United
States Commissioner Anderson, Lieu
tenant Commander George w. Mentz.
u. S. N, and Supervisor Of Elections
,Benjamin Butler have been held for
ffial by lthe fe 'eral court on the charge
receiving and facilitating the trans
Irritation OF smuggled goods. A bond
81 600 was required in each case, but
he personal recognizance Of Lieuten-
Int Commander Mentz and Mr. Butler
|yere accepted. There are to be no
further hearings before Commissioner
anderson.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
coIorado PoInonInn Mnsterv.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Jan. Cd.
+. Bailey, who drank poisoned whisky
given him as a New Years present,
died yesterday His wife, who drank
from the same bottle to see what was
the matter with the liquor. which had
thrown her husband into commissions
recovered sufficiently TO give an opin-
ion that the whisky had been purposely
poisoned and given to her husband
The case promises to be one of the
greatest murder mysteries in the his.
tory OF Colorado.
Evening journal., 1903-01-06
rammanx commIttee Restralned.

New York, Jan. 6. IT. The regular
meeting of the executive committee
of Tammany Hall was interrupted last
night by the service of an order grant
ed by Judge Gaynor, of the Supreme
Court. restraining the committee from
meeting or from taking any action,
and requiring it to show cause why
William s. Devery should not be given
seat in the committee as a member
from the Ninth district The order is
made returnable on Thursday.