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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
VICES HELD
FOR ROY ATTY
Impressive Ceremonies for
Eastertide at Court of
Francis Joseph in Vienna
HOUSEHOLD TAKES PART
Parish Church Thrown Open
to the Public and Long
Line Passes During Night

VIENNA, April 21.-The members Of
the imperial house of Hapsburg. who
are more Jealous in their allegiance to
the Catholic church than any Of the
other reigning houses of Europe, are
actively participating in the Easter
tide observances. Emperor Francis Jo-
seph and the Archdukes were present
at the Good Friday ceremonies in the
palace to-day.
After preliminary services a process
sion was formed, composed of the
Archdukes, high dignitaries of the
church and officials of the royal house
hold, the Emperor and his suite bring
ing up the rear. The procession made
a solemn march through the palace
apartments and corridors to the parish
church. where the Emperor passed to
the altar through the lines formed by
the Archdukes. His Majesty knelt
thrice as he approached the altar and
then adored the cross and kissed the
wound marks of the body. After adora-
tion and mass this church, the i'm
perial procession proceeded to another
chapel in the palace, all bearing lighted
torches. Here vespers were held.
The ceremonial burial of Christ be-
gan at noon to-day and will continue
until tomorrow afternoon. The pub
lie will be admitted to the parish
church, where priests pray continually,
a long line of people filing through the
corridors of the palace to the church
between sentries who are posted at
every turning. The procession con-
tinues all night.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
UNIONS SPLIT
ON SOCIALISM
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DENVER, April 21.-Denver is to be
the scene CT a great. struggle for SUI
premacy between rival labor organi-
cations, one friendly to the cause of
Socialism and the other opposed to 1t.
The organizations are the American
Federation of Labor and the American
Labor Union. d. c. Coates, acting
president cf the latter, is here now.
President Gompers of the former is
coming in a few days. The Coates or
ganization controls the Colorado State
federation and Gompers will endeavor
to organize rival State federation,
admitting only such unions as will re-
nounce the American Labor Union.
Back of the fight is a plan to secure
control of the Chicago convention June
27, which is expected to unity all labor
unions in the country. The two ma
tional organizations are split on So
cialism. Coates, representing the West
ern cne, which is friendly to Social
ism, says Gompers will be defeated.
The Western Federation of Miners is
friendly to Coates.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
I AXES BACK HIS
WIFE And GOLD
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Los ANGELES. April 21.-Edward
Langworthy, a Mississippi railroad
contractor. found a~wife and a small
fortune awaiting him in the City Jail
to-day. Langworthy is the reported
husband of the woman arrested here
Friday because she left her home with
bank roll, said to be the property of
her better half. and eloped to Califor-
MIA with another man. Langworthy
arrived to-day from Gulfport, Miss,
and Immediately repaired to the police
station to see his alleged wife, who had
been held. The husband bore an or
der for the custody of the woman from
the Chief of Police of Gulfport to Chief
Hammel.
Langworthy didn't know why he bore
an order for his own wife, but he
brought it along and the female and
s2964 were turned over to him. Mrs.
LanSworthy, alias Mrs. Edwards. re-
ceipted for the money and Langworthy
receipted for his wife. Arm in arm the
couple left the station. Langworthy
said he had forgiven his wife and they
would return to their home in the
south
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
MRS. CRlNDALL
is At PALACE

That woman has been annoying my
son for some time. She has also ad-
dressed several letters to US. but I
never thought she would dare to come
to San Francisco and boldly register
under my sons name at a hotel. If
my husband were here / know he
would take steps toward furnishing the
woman"
This was the declaration made yes
terday by Mrs. Henry e. Huntington.
wife OF the Los Angeles street railway
magnate and vice president of the
Hartman lines, when she was advised
at her home on Jackson street that
the woman who last week caused a
sensation in San Bernardino by secur-
ing a license to marry Howard r.
Huntington, the milhonaire's son, had
arrived at the Palace and registered
under the name Of Mrs. Howard Z.
Huntington, Los Angeles
The identity OF the woman at the
Palace has been established as that of
Mrs Z. E Crandall. divorced wife Of
one of Los Angeles wealthy mer-
chants. Her recent action in San Ber-
nardino, coupled with her previous
movements, have convinced many that
her mind is unbalanced. She Is many
years older than Howard Z. Hunting
ton, who has emphatically stated that
he can find no reason why she should
have annoyed himself and family.
When she arrived in San BernardinO
last week she registered at the Hotel
Stewart as Mrs. II. 4. HUNTINGTON"
and her inquiries regarding young
Huntington gave rise to rumor that
she had been secretly married to the
millionaire's son. The latter was at
the time in this city and stoutly denied
that he knew the woman
1t is suspected that Mrs. CrandalI
came to San Francisco believing that
young Huntington was still here, but
il was learned yesterday that he had
departed for Los Angeles
Mrs. Crandall. apparently possessed
OF ample funds and dressed in a man
ner that attracted general attention.
fitted about the Palace yesterday. but
when interviewers sought to get a
statement from her she begged to be
excused on the ground OF pressing en-
gagements."
Young Huntington's engagement to
Miss Graves, a belle Of Los Angeles.
was announced a short time ago and
seems to have caused some concern TO
Mrs. Crandall. who has since frequent
ly made inquiries regarding the pair.
much to the annoyance Of the Hunt
ingtonS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
CALLS
CONNECTICUT'S
SENIOR SENATOR.

WASHINGTON, Conn, April 21.-
United States Senator Orville Hitch
cock Platt of Connecticut died at his
summer home in Washington, his ma
tive town, at 1858 tonight. The end
came almost Unexpectedly, the i'm
mediate cause being the breaking of
an abscess which had formed in the
right lung and which produced strang-
Mrs. Platt and the Senator's only son.
Juoge James P. Platt of the United
States Circuit Court.
The funeral will probably be held
next Tuesday, with services in the
Congregational church. Both houses of
Congress will be represented
Senator Plat contracted a severe
cold while the Swayne Impeachment
trial at the national capital was in
progress before the Senate. He had
not fully recovered from it at the time
of Senator Hawleys funeral. He stood
in the railway station at Hartford for
some time awaiting the arrival of the
train on which General Hawley's body
was brought from Washington. During
the wait he complained of slight chill
in consequence of which, after the ex-
ercises at the Capitol he returned di-
rect to his country home in Washing
ton.
On Friday, March 81, the Senator
was taken with the illness which
proved fatal. The first attack was of
bronchitis-pneumon of "a compara-
lively slight nature. This kvas followed
on April by a second infection which
lasted for about week. On April IL
he showed signs of Improvement. SO
that hopes of his recovery were enter.
tained, but soon after an abscess de-
veloped and on April Is he had a bad
chill. The following day his physi-
clans and nurses feared 1t would be the
end, but he rallied from that attack.
Other chills, however followed at in
tervals, eliminating in a particularly
severe one this forenoon between 8 and
IL o'clock Although the sick man
seemed to rally somewhat from this at
tack and became comfortable during
the afternoon, 1t was evident that his
life was ebbing away. His physician at
S:45 O'Clock stated that the end would
come with another chill and that the
thread of life would snap suddenly.
This rr6ved to be the case and a few
minutes later Senator Platt's life was
ended.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
GIVES Up HIGH
WARSAW POST

WARSAW, April PA dispatch
from st. Petersburg says that General
Maximovitch has resigned the Cover
nor Generalship of, Warsaw owing to
differences with the Committee of Min
listers regarding Polish concessions.
The report appears to be well founded
and if true it will seriously affect the
situation in Warsaw.
A drunken soldier at o'clock to-
night fired his revolver in the crowded
streets of this city, killing one and
wounding six persons, Gne of them
probably fatally. A patrol had at
tempted TO arrest the man, but failed
and as the culprit fed he fired in all
directions. Among the wounded are
two. soldiers, policeman and two
Jews, a father and son. A workman
finally captured, the miscreant.
BIALYSTOK, Russian Poland, April
21.-An unknown man to-day fired at
the Burgomaster in the street. The
man missed his aim, but the bullet
killed passing Cossack. AT another
place in this city Police Inspector
Sawitzki was attacked by two men
who fired five shots at him, all taking
effect. The assailants escaped.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 22.-The
picture which appeared in the Neva,
the most widely circulated illustrated
weekly newspaper in Russia, on April
Is of the imperial family, including the
Emperor Empress, the Czarevitch, the
Grand Dukes and the Dowager EN-
press as lying dead in their collins, has
been reproduced on cards bearing on
the reverse side the Russian national
anthem. These cards are being scat
tered by thousands throughout st. Pc
tersburg and in other parts of Russia
The cards were printed abroad. The
police apparently are puzzled as to the
lire of action to pursue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
LESSAR DIES
FROM EFFECTS
OF OPERATION

PEKING, April 21.-M. Paul Lessar.
Russian Minister to China, whose foot
was recently amputated, died last
night.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 21.-M.
Payloff, formerly Russian Minister to
Korea and now at Shanghai will prob
ably succeed NJ. Lessar, the late Min
ister of Russia, at Peking.
M. Lessar. who was councillor of the
Russian Embassy in London. was ap-
pointed Russian Minister to China
July II, 1901. The deceased Minister
distinguished himself as the nego-
tiator with the Chinese of the pro-
posed amendments to the Russo
Chinese Manchurian treaty. Early
in 1901 he began a series of meet
ings with Prince Ching and Wang
Wen Shao, who urged strong modifica-
tions of the old agreement, made with
the late Ii Hung Chang, in order to
maintain the sovereignty of China over
Manchuria. Russia, through NJ. Les
sar, agreed to some of the Chinese de-
mands. but the war with Japan ended
the diplomatic negotiations on the
subject.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
AWAITS FRANCES REPLY.
No Official Statement From Britain
on the Neutrality Question.

No Official Statement From Britain
on the Neutrality Question.
LONDON, April 21.-All the Govern
ment offices were closed to-day and
most Of the officials were out of town.
making it almost impossible to secure
an official statement regarding Great
Britain's contemplated or actual action
in connection with the neutrality
question in the Indo-Chinese waters.
The question was discussed yesterday
between Baron Hayashi, the Japanese
Minister. and Foreign Secretary Lans-
downe. The Baron said this afternoon
that he was not prepared to discuss
the question whether or not Great Bri-
tain would send a note to France on
the subject
1t is a pending matter he said. Il
am not prepared to make a statement
which might enbarrass both my own
Government and the Government of
Great Britain"
II would appear, however, that 1t is
not improbable that Great Britain is
awaiting Frances reply to the Jap
anese protest before taking definite ac-
tion. Sir Francis Beytie, the British
ambassador to France, left London
to-day for Paris and it is considered
lily that he is the bearer of special
instructions from Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne directing him to take ac-
tion under certain eventualities.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
JAPANESE ARE AROUSED.
Believe That the Russian Fleet Is Still
at Kamranh BAY.


TOXIC, April 21.-The Government
continues silent in regard to the KAN
ranh Bay incident. 1t is understood,
however, that the diplomatic corre-
spondence on the subject is not con-
Guided, and it is expected that France
viii make formal investigation of the
situation at the port of Kamranh. In
the meantime political leaders are
cOunseling the Japanese press to use
greater moderation and to calmly await
the outcome Of present negotiations.
Count katsura, Premier of Japan,
and Baron Komura, Minister of
Finance, were received in audience by
the Emperor to-day.
1t is pOpularly believed here that the
Russian fleet is still at Kamranh Bay
and is making the freest possible use of
the port. The demands for strong ac-
IiOn on the part Of Japan are daily
growing louder. Political parties and
other organizations are passing res
OlutiOns condemning Frances alleged
violation Of neutrality. 1t is proposed
10 hold a great popular demonstration.
The Nichi Nichi to-day asserts that
the evidence is conclusive that Admiral
Rojestvensky is using Kamranh Bay
as an actual naval base for belligerent
action.
The Jill discusses Frances historical
attitude on the question Of neutrality
and insists that the use Of kamranh
Bay enhances Admiral Rojestvensky' s
lighting capacity and offers facilities
for warlike preparations. Continuing
fl says if from the complication grave
consequences result to Russia France
viii be responsible.
A former Cabinet Minister discussing
the incident to-day said:
We are keenly anxious to avoid in
volving others, but we are bound to
protect our rights. If France gives
Russia the use Of Kamranh Bay why
cannot England allow US to use Hong
kOng2"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
RUSSIA NOT DISTURBED.
Displays No Anxiety Over Alleged
Violation of Neutrality.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 32.-No re-
ply is expected from Vice Admiral
Rojestvonsky for several days relative
TO the instructions to him 10 respect
the neutrality Of French waters Ad-
mira Wirenius stated last night that
Rojestvensky's telegram announcing
his arrival at Kamranh Bay took four
days in transmission.
Admiral Wirenius added that he had
no idea Of the present whereabouts of
RojestVensky. but that he believed that
he had left Kamranh Bay. In any
case, he said, at this season territorial
waters offer no greater advantages,
because the weather is good and the
sea calm.
The Foreign Office displays no anx-
iety as result Of the protests made
by Japan over the alleged violation Of
French neutrality, expressing conf
dence that when all the facts are
known il will be found that the Rus
SLAMS did not violate the neutrality Of
France. Serious complications are not
anticipated.
The reiteration Of the story that the
Russian protected cruiser AskoId, in
termed at Shanghai, is taking on coal
and preparing 10 slip out is again de-
MED.
Nothing has been heard from the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
the Diana was not effective at the time
previously indicated.
DIPLOMATS ARE ALERT.
Believe Japan Is Contemplating An
other Bold Stroke.

WASHINGTON, April 21- - Little
significance is attached here to the
filing with Secretary Taft Of Japan's
protest TO France by Mr.. Hioki, who
IS in charge Of the japanese legation
in Minister Takahira's absence. Sec
retary Taft accepted 1t as formal
notification TO this Government of the
Japanese attitude in regard TO France
without answer or comment and for
Warded the note TO President Roose-
Welt, together with other official pa
pers. Ii is regarded by officials that
the purpose of Japan in notifying this
Government that she had protested to
France against giving an asylum to
the Russian fleet in Kamranh Bay
was 10 place on record with other
Governments her claim that this is in
violation of neutrality and in order
that il may not be charged that she
has lost any rights by any neglect to
assert them with proper notification.
10 the other powers. In on way, IL is
said at the State Department, can the
filing Of the note involve this Govern
ment IN any controversy between
France and Japan.
Far greater importance is attached
10 the matter by members of the dip
lOmat1c corps. They remembe Japan's
sudden way of beginning the war with
out the usual informal notice and
that, too, after she had assured the
other nations that hostilities would
not be begun until after a declaration
Of war. For that reason they are pre-
pared to hear at any time that Togo
has sailed to Kamranh Bay and en-
gagged the Russian feet or done some
thing equally as bold.
Members of the corps are not pre-
pared TO accept the reports of the
junction between the main body of
the Russian fleet and the third squad
ron. Reports to the State Depart
ment indicate that Nebegotof is near
Singapore and is following the route
taken by Rojesvensky. Making pro-
test 10 France at this time would, ii is
calculated, tend TO divert attention from
the progress Of the third squadron and
lead to the belief that Japan was in
tent upon disposing of the question of
the violation of neutrality before do
ing anything else.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
MAY LEAVE The CABINET.
Continued From Page I, Column q

what Germany believed that it is be-
lieved here that Berlin and Paris are
approaching complete accord on the
subject. European advices indicate
that Germany's suspicious were
aroused by the apparent unwillingness
in the past of the French, Government
to discuss Morocco. even when the
subject was directly brought up 1t
Is thought here that this change in
conditions may account for the fact
that NJ. Delcasse has gone so far as
to contemplate retirement.
In the diplomatic corps here M. Del
casse long has been regarded as one
of the few world diplomatists of to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Excursion to Russian River.

On Sunday, April 30th, the California
Northwestern Railway will run an ex-
cursion to all points on it's Guerneville
Branch. AS Is well known this line par
allels for number of miles the Russian
River and affords one of the most pictur-
will stop at Fulton, Meacham, Olivet,
Trenton Forestville, Mirabel Park. Green
Valley, Hilton. Camp Six, Korbel. Guerne
Vile. Guernewood Park and Russian
River Heights. This is the ideal country
for camping. Bring your lunch baskets
and select camping site, or view the
lots offered for. sale at Guernewood
Heights and Russian River Heights. Boat
will leave Tiburon Ferry at $3.50 a. m.
and on the return train will leave Rus
sian River Heights at 500 p. m. Fare for
the round trip. $500. Each ticket sold in
sures seat
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
MAY CROSS TUMEN RIVER.
Russians Are Concentrating Their
Forces Near POssiet Bay.

TOXIC. April 22.-It is reported
from various sources that the Russians
are concentrating their forces in the
vicinity of Possiet Bay and are plan
ming TO. cross the Tumen River and
then move southwark into Northeast
err Korea. The numerical strength of
the Russian forces is variously esti-
mated.
It is doubted that the Russians seri-
ously plan aggressive action and it is
rather believed that they are prepar-
ing TO bar the way of the japanese to
Vladivostok.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Japanese Come to a standstiu.

ST. PETERSBURG, April ga
dispatch from Gutziatzy states that
the japanese movement eastward has
come to a Standstill on line extend
ing through Pachatzu, Tuaugu and
Unfanlu, while fresh Russian rein
forcements are arriving daily.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Japanese Veterans to Be Retained.

TOXIC, April 22.-An imperial or
dinance issued to-day authorizes the
Secretary of War to retain in the ranks
of the territorial army veterans whose
enlistments will finally expire in May.
They will be retained while needed.
The War Department is at present
using the territorial army largely for
garrison duty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Inspects MunicipalNomces.

A committee from the Grand Jury,
consisting of Jurymen Porcher and
Sullivan, Expert Young and Mrs. NJ.
v. Collins, the stenographer. inspected
the offices of the Auditor and the
Treasurer yesterday. The visit satis-
fed the committee that both depart
ments were in good order.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Prince Charles Arrives at Moii.

TOXIC, April 21.-Prince Charles
of Hohenzollern, representative of
Emperor William with the Japanese
army, arrived at Moji to-day from
Mukden on his way home. His arrival
was delayed by a storm. He will come
TO Toxic along with Prince Ketchite of
KAMA, who accompanied him from
Manchuria
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
ATLANTIC LINER BREAKS
THE PASSENGER RECORD
Steamship Pennsylvania Brings Over
Three Thousand People TO New
York From Hamburg.

NEW YORK, April 21.-when the
Hamburg-American line steamship
Pennsylvania arrived here to-day from
Hamburg she had on board the larg-
est number of passengers ever brought
to this port on single steamship.
The whole number, including cabin
and steerage, was 3086. OF these
$3.50 were in the steerage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Hoods I0rSdpdrilI0

No other medicine acts like it: no
other medicine has done so much real.
substantial good, no other medicine
has restored health and strength at so
little cost.
Hoods sarsaparilla promises to cure
and keeps the promise
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
BRITISH CHINA SQUADRON.

HONGKONG. April 21.-There is no
ticeable activity among the vessels of
the British China squadron. The armed
cruiser Hogue has been ordered to be
in readiness to proceed to sea at two
hours notice with full steam.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22

Peculiar
to Itself

In what If is and what it does-con-
tanning the best blood purifying. al
terative and tonic substances and eff
fecting the most radical and perma-
nent cures of all humors and all erup-
tons, relieving weak, tired. languid
feelings and building up the whole
SYSTEMS true only of
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Card and Loose Leaf Systems.

$500 buys card index drawer. 500 rec
ord cards, alphabetical index and 25 guide
cards. Twinlock and Moorehouse loose
leaf ledgers and Shaw-Walker filing cab
inets. Complete Office outfits in our sta
tionery department, including printing
and bookbinding. Sanborn, Vail q Co.,
TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Russians Coaling at sainan.

LONDON, April 22.-The Toxic
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
gives a report emanating from Peking
that portion of the Russian second
Pacific squadron is coaling al. Sainan.
an island southeast of Tonquin Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22

HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION william
Fisher who was arrested in Sacramento on
suspicion of being the VINO robbed Miss
Malaney Sperry a domestic at 1927 O'Farrel
streets of $50 on March s. is being held hy
the police pending further Investigation. The
girl could not positively identity him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
SLAVS AWAIT
REPORT FROM
ROJESTVENSKY

fourth division of the Russian squad
ron. commanded by Admiral Nebo-
GATOR. Most of the naval men express
the opinion that Rojestvensky will not
await a juncture with Nebogatoff, but
Will allow this weaker division to trail
behind him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 81. - Army
orders: First Lieutenant John D. Yost.
assistant surgeon, will go from Homo
lulu to San Francisco for examination
for promotion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Earl of Chichester Is Dead.

LONDON, April 21.-The Earl OF
Chichester (Rev. Francis Godolphin
Pelham), is dead. He was born Oc-
tober IS, 1874.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
Death of General Moore.

CHICAGO, April 81. = Brigadier
General James M. Moore, u. S. A., re-
tired. died in this city tonight after
a brief illness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
summer Colds.

Laxative Bron1o Quinine. the world wide Cold
Cure. removes the cause. Call for the full name
and look for signature of e. w. Grove. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
BOSTON. April D.

BOSTON. April 21.-The Consolidated Ubern
Plantations Company, Maine corporation
with Offices here. was placed in the hands Of
Jeremiah Smith Jr. as temporary receiver to-
day at the request OF certain bondholders