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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
DECEPTION is CHARGED.

Phillips states that he will ask that
the viii be broken on the ground that
Mrs. Gopcevic was deceived by a for
eigner, who represented himself as a
nobleman, and that she soon tired of
her husband, but that he managed to
induce her to make her will in his fa-
vor.
According to the terms of the will
of the late Mrs. Floyd. mother of Mrs.
Gopcevic, the estate was to go to her
daughter when the latter attained the
age of 21. She was to receive two
thirds of the income while she lived
and the other one-third was to be de-
voted to the Improvement and main
tenance of the estate. In case of the
death of the heiress the estate should
go to her children, and in the event
that she were to die childless the estate
should go TO whomsoever the daughter
willed it.
The issue at stake at the present time
does not concern the relatives of Mrs.
Gopcevic's father, claim her legal rep
resentatives, and they say that there
fore they have not the slightest claim
to her fortune. They also say that
the late Captain Floyd never had
brother
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Wants windmiller's Estate.

/. Lola 1. Singleton Windmi1ler filed a
petition yesterday for the distribution
to her of the $4,000 estate of Henry
]. Windmiller, miner, who died in
this city year ago. She does not
state upon what grounds she makes
her request and her attorney says he
does not as yet know what his clients
claims will be.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Teamster Run Down by Car.

William Feilar teamster of 1918
Harrison street, was badly. if not seri-
ously injured last night. He was driv-
ing his team along Folsom street, near
East when car No. 1924 came along
at a rapid clip and ran into him.
Fellar had both legs and arms frac-
tured and was generally bruised up.
He may not live. He was treated at
the Harbor Hospital and later re-
moved to the German Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

Thomas Bolger whose wife, Grace
Bolger, recently successfully contested
the will of her father, Luca Descalso,
filed a suit yesterday to have declared
a mortgage deed made by him in
favor of Descalso. He claims that at
the time it was made the document
was simply to secure Descalso for a
loan of 5000 made by Descalso to him.
The property involved is on Fell street.
near Devisadero.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Child Is Unclaimed.

A S-year-old boy, with light hair
and brown eyes, was found on Sunday
afternoon at Sixteenth and Mission
streets. He was given in charge of
the matron at the City Prison and so
far no one has claimed him
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
AIcaZar.

George Osbourne has the stage all
TO himself at the Alcazar this week and
incidentally "At the White Horse Tav-
ern." For he is William Giesicke of
Berlin, the choleric litigant, choleric
papa and choleric everything else. His
well-known voice, which usually has
the fond parent or doting uncle ring to
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Death of pioneer Merchant.

OAKLAND, March flames P.
Cogswell one of the best known pio-
neer merchants of San Francisco and
who came to California across the
plains in 1S49. died yesterday at his
residence, 76S Twelfth street, aged 81
years. The deceased was a native of
New York and had resided in Oakland
for more than thirty-five years. He
leaves a wife, Amanda Reed Cogs-
well, and a stepson. H. w. Mortimer,
who reside in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Booked for Murderous Assault.

Martin Shaughnessy, who assaulted
Percival Hendricks on Fourth street
few days ago, was booked for assault
to murder yesterday. Hendricks will
recover.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
InsoIrenf TeacI,er

A petition in insolvency was filed
yesterd in the United States Dis
trict Court by Laura 1. Bennett. a
teacher residing at Campbell. Santa
Clara County. She owes S2l2O and
has no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eyes
Makes Weak Eyes strong. Doesn't
smart; soothes eye pain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Tfyoli.

The second week of THE Gypsy
Baron" began last night at the Tivoli
under favorable auspices.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
PRINCIPAL IN SENSATION
AL MURDER CASE WHO
DIED YESTERDAY.

man who gave his name as DR.. Fell,
who said he was from San Jose
Dimmick was arrested for the muir
der of Benhayon and acquitted on the
trial. His description of the man who
induced him to secure the poison tailed
exactly with that of DR.. Bowers, bu.
as the latter was already under SEN
tence of death he was not dragged into
the case. Lack of further prosecution
of the case is one of the mysteries of
the police department in those days.
DIR. Bowers was a physician of large
practice at the time he was arrested
and first convicted of the murder of
his third wife. He claimed degrees
from German universities and ex-
hibited them. In appearance he was not
unlike the famous apostle of Zion
ism, DR.. Dowie, now doing some good
footwork in Australia.
ATTRACTIVE TO WOMEN.
DIR. Bowers was a much younger
man that Dowie, but he had much
the same cast of countenance and he
was equally proud of his long beard
Personally he was courtesy itself and
after his conviction of numbering his
third wife he practically admitted do
ing away with two others, while pro-
testing that the conviction in the last
case was unwarranted. When the
jury rendered its decision that he
should hang and he was taken from
Judge Murphy's courtroom he slap
ped an acquaintance on the back and
laughingly remarked:
We'll, old man; it's murder in the
first degree"
In his cell he discussed death by
hanging and said from a medical
standpoint that such was one of the
most pleasant methods of ending an
existence if one would disregard the
shame of such death.
Last April DR.. Bowers left San Fran
cisco and relinquished his office at $50
Sutter street. He practiced in Oakland
for some months without success and
then removed to San Jose, where he
died After he went to San Jose he
married Miss Mary Bird, then engaged
as a schoolteacher. who fortunately
survives him. During his trial it de-
veloped that he was particularly at
tractive to women and many evidences
of his liaisons were found among his
effects.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Claims Deed Is simply Mortgage.

Piso's Cure for Consumption is effectual
remedy for coughs and colds. Druggists 25c.-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

Swell pamphlets are being printed by Edw
s. Knowles. "a Second st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

DIR. J. Milton Bowers, one of the
most notorious of California criminals,
died yesterday at San Jose from
paralysis. For more than a year he
had been suffering from paralytic at
| tacks and had repeatedly been re-
ported in grave danger.
On April %, 1886, Bowers was con-
victed of the murder of his third wife
and sentenced to be hanged. He es-
capped by a decree of the Supreme
Court, which decided there was not
sufficient testimony to warrant the
verdict of death by the jury. A rehear-
ing was allowed, first on a technical
ity and a second reversal was
the result of missing testim ony.
1t was sufficiently proven that three
women whom Bowers espoused and
one man who might have been able
to give testimony against him had
been foully murdered by poison.
Detective Robert Hogan worked on
the case and gathered sufficient evil
dence against Bowers to secure death
sentence against the defendant for the
murder of his last wife. The evidence
was conclusive that as a physician he
had administered phosphorus in cum
ulative quantities, sufficient to cause
death On the second trial many of the
witnesses were missing and the brother
of Mrs Bowers had been found dead
in a lodging house at AZ Geary street.
He was deemed an important witness
by the then District Attorney Southard.
Because Hogan persisted in the
prosecution of the case, he was re-
moved from active duty as detective
and relegated to berth in the District
Attorneys office, which he still holds
When asked about the Bowers case
last night, he refused to discuss the
facts
HOGAN'S LIPS ARE SEALED.
Let the dead past bury its dead" he
said 81 am living in the present now,
but all the same DR.. Bowers should
have broken his neck from a trap in
stead of dying peaceably from par
alysis."
When DR.. Bowers was on his first
trial Detective Hogan dug up an i'm
portant witness in the person of Ben
hayon, a brother of the deceased third
wife. who had frequently visited his
sister during her illness and who testi-
fed to the appearance and smell of
the medicine administered to her.
Often, even. he procured the prescrip-
tions and the druggist from whom he
secured them testified that they were
mainly composed of phosphorus, which
is a slow but certain poison. The mo-
tive for the murder was to secure an
insurance of $500 in DR.. Bowers favor
on the life of his wife.
Before the retrial Benhayon was
found dead in bed one morning and
the autopsy disclosed that he had died
from cyanogen poisoning. Immediately
an investigation was made, and it was
ascertained that a hackman named
Dimmick had purchased the deadly
drug from a pharmacy He claimed
that he bought it at the request of a
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March George P. Hos
sey, the negro '.voodoo'' doctor convicted of
murder last June for selling poison, was sem
fenced to-day to be hanged.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
SEEK TO BREAK
HEIRESS' WILL
Alleged Relatives of Late
Mrs. Gopceyic Want a POr-
tion of Estate She Left
CONTEST MAY RESULT
Attorney Phillips Says He
Has Evidence on Which to
Base Claims Of Clients

Heirs of the late Mrs. Harry Floyd
Gopcevic, whose name was Miss Harry
Floyd until she married gripman of
Servian birth, are beginning to ap-
pear, and yesterday morning in Su-
perior Judge Kerrigan's court Attorney
L. Ernest Phillips gave notice that he
would contest the will of the late heir
ess on behalf of David B. Floyd of
Bridgeport, Conn, and Mrs. Rosalie B.
Matthews of Brooklyn.
Phillips has been in correspondence
with both of them and claims to have
evidence to support his claims. Floyd,
SO Phillips says, was a brother of the
late Captain Floyd father of the dead
heiress. Mrs. Matthews says she was
cousin Of Mrs. Gopcevic and will en-
deavor to secure a portion of the big
estate left by the latter.
The case was called for probate in
Judge Kerrigan's court yesterday
morning and the testimony of several
witnesses, including Miss Eliza Pritch
ard, was taken. Phillips asked for a
continuance of the case until such time
as he would be able to secure the power
of attorney from his clients in the East.
Judge Kerrigan refused to grant the
continuance on the ground that Phil
lips had no power to act for the heirs
and admitted the will for probate.
ALLEGED UNCLE APPEARS.
Phillips says he received a letter from
an attorney of Bridgeport, Conn, on
February q, informing him that David
b. Floyd of that place was brother
Of the late Captain Floyd and that he
was anxious to secure a portion of the
estate. Phillips Immediately commu-
nicated with Floyd asking him for his
power of attorney, which he expects
will arrive in a few days.
Mrs. Rosalie B. Matthews of Brook
lyn in letter written to Phillips in
sinuates that Mrs. Gopcevic was un-
duly influenced by Miss Pritchard, and
that the latter conspired with Gopcevic
and arranged the marriage between the
pair. Mrs Matthews letter was full
of sensational accusations and bitterly
upbraided GOpcevic and Miss Pritchard.
Mrs. Gopcevic executed a Photographic
will nineteen days before her death in
favor of her husband, who claims to be
the scion of a royal Servian family. 1t is
claimed by those who are about to con-
test the will that everything was not
as it should be and they will therefore
ask the court to fully investigate the
matter
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

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ben erlegen: bic Spetulationen i4lus
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