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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
ASKS PROJECTIONS.
Declares She Must either Asssssinste
President or Lose Her Life.

New Orleans. March s.-Deciarins
that her life will be taken unless she
assassinatcs President Roosftlt. a
woman who gave her name as Frs. w.
ID. Lewaller OF Philadelphia. applied
at central police headquarters for pro-
lection. She spoke nationally ON all
general subjects. but the police and
coroner decided 90 dctaln her Tor ex.
animation. Mn. Lcwaller said that she
fell in with a party ot Socialists AZ
Philadelphia and that she was taken
toa room there and made 70 take an
oath against the president, being told
that she would be destroyed II II was
not executed. She said she fled 10
Houston. Tex. but the men folkwed
her there. and that she had col, 60
New Orleans. "
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FEELING FINE"
This Was sehwab's Condition When
He Was at Torrenee.

III Paso. March S.-The oorscspon-
dent of the FL Paso Herald wired from
at O'Clock that Charles NJ Schvab
Was sitting up when the train passed
there. and declares that he was feel
ing fine
The railroad officials at the general
offices here also repor. that there Is
no apparent alarm on the train as to
Mr. Schwab's health.
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NOT MADE PUBLIC.
NoE .er Of Persons Ars Reported &c
Have Been Indicted.

Boise. Idaho. March 3--At Caldwell
the grand jury reported number OF
indictments. The names Of the per
sons indicted have not been made pub.
lie. excepting In the eases OF two mi.
nor offenders. II was announced the
names Of no persons indicted would
be given out until they had been az
raigned Indictments In the cases ri
the men accused OF the assassination
OF Governor Steunenberg were form.
ally gone over and signed up ready to
be returned into court.
In the district court at Caldwell the
grand jury returned indictments
against all the men held ON the charge
OF numbering former Governor Steun-
enberg with the possible exception Of
Steve Adams. II Is understood also
TO have indicted J. L. Simpkins and
another man whose name Is not known
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
OKLAHOMA REMOVALS.
Register. R-esiver and Clerk Have
Seen Dismissed.

Washington. March s. President
Roosevelt has removed from once
John u. Ollphan,. regllter; J. \. Trot.
ter. receIyaf. and |. J. Chapman, olerh
in the land Office at Msngum. okla.
for alleged irregularities In conduct OF
the business OF the Office. lie has APP
pointed George H. Roberts to be regis.
ter OF the Mangnm land office. The ap.
polntment Is temporary as the Office
Is 10 be discontinued In April
The president also sent the follow
ing nominations 10 the senate. Asso-
ciate justice supreme court OF Okla.
homa. John J.. Pencoast. register of
the land once. Andrew J. Ross az Alva.
Okla: receiver % public moneys Geo
NOrner. M Alya.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
n. at. c. EXCURSIONS

The q. st G. will sell excursion
tickets as follows:
st Louis April II aud IL. limit
April 10
oklahoma city, March ~ 10. limit
March 49,
louisville Ky. Marcf 10 Is, limit
March ~
Dallas, Apr,l L. and 10. limit April
~
Galveston March II aud Is, limit
18th.
Galveston April - aud %. limit
April "a
Austin, Mar. vi aud u, liupit Mar
Both.
f. Worth March l6 aud L.. limit
March g
Fort Worth Mar. "a, llmit Mar. %.
Dallas. Mar II aud II limit March
a5th
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
MONROE EDGE

We have iuce liue ,h cottages
for rent.
Also special bargains for sale. We
offer for few days tie fall wing:
SLOTS aud 3 rrom house nu Main
street for the pi'iful sum u $50 %.
IS acres inicity Iiinit. ruHsi gn at
some price
acres aud twn 'nur-ruptn hnu-'s
must b. sold regardless 90 price
Groom house u 4 feYa,r. barus,
garden. old tisne tug Wr'l sewer. "a
fact q swell place ~ 'he right price.
II you have property tor sale or
want 10 buy. 500 "a. We have maps
ard pi4's drawn from onicialrseprls
show ius l"caiiou 90 every trir' in
the c''uDiyD
Fni 80 d" farm iaud- So" the
weekly ~0 -p,r"f- published ~
Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
sopv IN DITCH.
Woman Was ssransIed to Death BY
Means OF a Rope.

Shreveport. March :. 49, In ditch
near Greenwood cemetery the body OF
WI unknown white woman was found
by negro at an early hour this morn
Ing.
Her death was caused by stranguln'
ton. rope having been placed about
her threat. She arrived here Tues
day night from Kansas City, Kan. was
en- route TO la Compile. Ia. and was
evidently foreigner. she had small
amount OF money and baggrgc check.
One supposition Is that the woman
hcd been hanged. conveyed TO the lone
~ spot where her body was found and
dropped there.
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SHERIFF GETS WARRANT.
Habess Corpus Proceedings Prevent
Release Of Prisoner

Los Angeles. March S.--Msrgaret
Sauer. arrested here charged with EN-.
bezzlement OF $4,000 in San Antonio.
Tex. was saved from being taken back
to that state by the institution OF ha.
beas corpus proceedings wednesds y.
Sheriff Tobin Of Bexar county. Tex.
caused the arrest OF I'D Schall. who Il
charged in Bexar county. with forgery.
Sheriff Tobin returned from Sacia.
mento with Governor Harder's warrant
for the woman's surrender. A few
hours later he started for the train
with his prisoner. AZ the depot @
was served with papers In the haheas
corpus proceedings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
SEIZURE MADE
Twenty. Modern Rifles and Ten
Thousand Rounds Of Ammunition.

Thousand Rounds Of Ammunition.
san Francisco. March s. - The EX
aminer says. twenty-five modern
rifles aud 10000 rounds OF ammunition
were seized In the quarters of the Chi
nese crew on the Pacific steamer Man
churia The company's officials there
upon. ID ls said made a thorough
search OF the ship. and this resulted
In two more boxes being found In the
room Of the assistant engineer En-
ginecrs and Chinese were questioned
and Il was found the guns had been
purchased in this city by engiener and
smuggled aboard the vessel The Off.
cials say they believe there are no
more guns aboard. but this will not
be- known certain until the freight has
been discharged from the steamer ON
her arrival al Hongkong Nothing is
known as to how long smuggling OF
this character OF goods has been go
ing ON or how many rifles have been
sent In this way TO China.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
EDITOR KILLS EDITOR.
e e. stueksy is Shot to Death by A.
IA. Goodwin.

shreveport March S.--A special
from ColGaN. la. 10 the Journal here
says that y. T.. Stuckey editor Of the
Peoples Demand of Pollock. La. was
shot and killed NJ the depot there
Thursday mon ing by A. NJ. Goodwin,
editor OF the Colfax Chronicle. M
feeling Is said TO haze eNistou between
the men. and an article appearing In
the Peoples Demand "Wednesday
brought on the tragedy
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THREE WERE KILLED.
Hsncraxsd italians Forced a Train
Crew 10 Flee.

Groonsburg. Pa. March Am en-.
CINE running light on the Pennsylva.
nit road near Radebaugh. Pa. Thurs
Gay. crashed into a work train on
which about sevcnty-hvo Italian labor.
ers we're employed ON the new pipe
line. Three mon were killed and
twenty 1--WE others injured. several OF
whom will die
Immediately after the accident the
train crew went 20 the assistance OF
the injured. but were forced To flee
from the Infatuated italians. who were
crnzed M the sight OF their dead and
DYING countrymen-
The dead and injured were brought
10 this city and the most seriously
hurt taken To the hospital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
WHAT WILSON WANTS.
Wishes Livestock Board Empov cred
70 Assist Department

Washington March S.--Secreiary of
Agriculture Wilson has indicated to
Congressman Smith ~ Texas the ma.
urc OF the cooperation expected from
that state He wants the Legislature
10 authorize the quarantine or other
livestock board. clothed with power, 10
aid the department IN experimenting
IN Texas.
The committee on Interstate com
merce expects 10 report ROdenbergs
ihirty.six hour cattle shipment bill at
their NJ N meeting
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FATAL TO FIREMAN
Both Engineers Probably mortaIly In
jured by a smashup.

Bon Ami. la. March S.-A passen-
ger train on the Kansas Cay Southern
railway ran into freig., train. Fire
man X. Waddell was killed Engineer
Watson and Smith we're probably IA
tally injured.
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Chances Relio,on.

San Sebastian. Spain. March S.
Princess Ena Of Battenbcrg was re
relved into the Roman Catholic church
Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
AGAIN FOUND GUILTY
Harry Vaughan. "iee Box" Ryan and
Charles Raymond Convicted.

jefferson city. Mo- Marca S.-ilar
~ Vaughan. "Icc BOX Ryan and
Charles Raymond. conyicts. concerned
in the mutiny at the state penitentiary
here last November, charged with XII
Ing a gatoman named John Clay. were
found guilty OF murder Thursday In
The FIRST degree This Is their second
trial
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09

Terrell. Tex. March S.--Mrs. NJ. A.
Allen. president of the women's For
elgn Missionary society 81 Terrell
twenty years. has resigned
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viii Remove 10 Canada.

Anadarko. Okla. March S.-Thirty
families here have formed a colony
snd will remove to Galley. Canada
BRIEFLY NOTED
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Safe euraiarlzec.

La Orange. Tex. March s.--Ssfs az
Elllnger OF Scheei Eros. saloonists.
~as blown open add $500 sssiso
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Bloamy charqe.

Seguin. Tex. March s.-Arthur ID.
NICHOLSON OF Austin was JAILED here on
4 charge Of blgamy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09
COY ESCAPES.
Said Ne Escaped While Mans Back
Was Turned to Him.

New York. March s-Antonio Boz
zuffi. the hoy kipnaped last Sunday
and held for $4,000 ransom. returned
alone TO his home Wednesday. lie had
escaped from his captors. he said. by
stealing out of a room above a saloon
in Fifty-ninth street while one OF his
captors who had been left alone To
guard him. turned his back.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09

Chicago. March S.-Thc American
League base ball team left "Wednesday
night for the south. the first stop be
ing at Jackson. Miss. where the nine
teen players viii be divided into two
teams and a tour made OF the south
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09

Oklahoma Postmaster Appointed.
Washington. March S.-Margaret J.
Ryan has been appointed postmaster
AZ CuvmOu Okla
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SHOT BY sALooNIsT.
John Jordan Receives a Mortal Wound
In Difficulty.

Memphis. March S.--John Jordan. a
clerk for a telegraph company was
shot and probably fatally wounded in
a fight In saloon early Thursday.
John Lamay. the barkeeper. Is charged
with the shooting. Lamay and by
stander were slightly wounded In the
Eight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-09

-fhs worst cases in t,.sEsy days. SOC. and
Sl.00 at all leading drug stores. % by mail
Prsp.rs By NATIONAL TolEr CO.. Paris. Tsps.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
SECRETARY C. q. HoLBRooK
PASSES AWAY IN FRulTVALE
Official of Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals Succumbs
to Bronchitis

OAKLAND, May 13.-C. B. Holbrook,
secretary of the San Francisco Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails, passed away Friday at the resi-
dence of his min law. DR.. d. b. Ply
mire, 2212 Peralta avenue. Fruitvale. He
had for years been a sufferer from
chronic bronchitis He was unnerved by
the earthquake of April Is and from that
date his decline was rapid.
Charles Benson Holbrook was a son Of
the late DR. Charles " Holbrook of Mo
kelumne Hill. He came to California in
1852 from his native State. Indiana. He
located in San Francisco thirty years
ago. For several years he was engaged
in the drug business. Then he became a
member of the San Francico Police De-
partment and twenty years ago was
elected secretary of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
He, filed this position for ten years
and was then chosen secretary of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals which he Occupied at the time
of his demise. Holbrook was So years of
age and veteran of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. For the last two years he
made his home at 1913 Bray avenue.
Fruitvale. Surviving the man WHO was
esteemed bv all for his innate kindness
to man and beast are q wife, Minnie E.
Holbrook. and daughter, Mrs. Maybelle
Plymire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
PULAJANEs RAID TOWN
ON ISLAND OF SAMAR
Kill One and Wound Seven Residents
and Take More Than Score
rRrisonArs


MANILA, May 1s--The following
dispatch has been received from Act
ing Governor Cinco of the Island of
Samar:
"A band Of .twenty-four Pulajanes,
having five rifles and other weapons,
entered, Inabangan by the Barrio
Wright Wright ward), named in
honor of former Governor General
Wright, today. killing one and wound
ing seven residents, burning and loot
ing thirty-six houses and taking over
twenty residents prisoners. Troops,
constabulary, policemen and volun-
teers are pursuing the band"
George Curry, the Governor of
Samar, who is here on his way to
Baguio, province of Benquet, the sum-
mer capital, to consult with Governor
General Ide. says that all the presi-
dentes Of Samar will shortly call on
the. Governor General and indorse the
policy Of determination of the rebel
lions natives which is supported by
the, peaceable inhabitants of Samar.
Governor Curry has received a cable
message from President Roosevelt
congrat1ilating him on his escape at
the. fight with Pnlajanes at Magtaon
recently.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
STORY OF"W|LD BOb'S"
MAD RACE WITH FIRE
Famous Ambulance Horse Perishes
in Flames That Burned City.
HOSPITAL FOLK Weep OVER CARCASS.

coaseless tramping to escape the fire.
My hair began to scorch. In my agony
l ran to the front of the yard. The
fire had preceded me down California
street. A gate was ajar. With bound
cleared the place. Dashing down Cal
ifornia street I rushed headlong,
blinoly, into, Leavenworth. When !
turned into Pine the street was mass
OF roaring flames turned to go back.
but the street 1 had Just passed was
furnace. / was penned in.
Imagine the feeling Death con-
fronted me on all sides. had but one
alternative-to. run the gauntlet. The
flames seemed all to dart out at me
as l ran down Pine street. l stag
gered. The air l breathed was hot
flames and smoke. felt my flesh
cringe and crawl under the terrible
heat. My hair was all burned off. /
stumbled to the cobbles.
Turning my eyes for the last time
| dirply made out the name 'El Mon
terey' on the front Of a burning
building across the street from where
| fell. Then all was blank"
Workmen scraping in the ruins on
Pine street, near Hyde, ran across the
charred and blackened carcass Of
Bob" Though only dumb animal,
he had suffered most frightful tor
lures, and his sad end brought tears
to the eyes of the hospital attaches
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
ENGINEER NORTON COMPLETES
INVENTORY OF THE DAMAGE
Says II Will Take s65o,ooO to Restors
Wharves to Their Former
Condi{ioo

Chief Engineer Lott Norton of the
State Harbor Board has completed his
inventory Of the damage wrought by the
earthquake and viii submit his bin OF
particulars at the next meeting Of the
commissioners He estimates that II will
take S65o.0OO to put the water front in
the condition IL was before the fire
In spite of the size Of the bill the water
front. for all practical purposes. Is in
tact and the repairs can be made with
out interfering with the business Of the
port
Harbor Commissioner Henry j. Crocker.
who has been on duty ever since the
earthquake; said yesterday that the board
would lose no time in getting the water
front in first-class working order. as the
members recognized the Importance OF
having every facility for handling the
regular trade and being in a position to
take care OF the cargOes of lumber and
other building material that soon would
be arriving here.
Superintendent of State Fire Tugs
Charles Putnam is devOting his whole at
tention to protecting the wharves from
fire. the danger of which has been en-
hanced many fold by the erection OF
many frame office buildings on the bulk
heads.
The City Fire Department has suggest
ed the advisability Of discontinuing the
practice of allowing certain firms to use
the bulkheads as lumber yards. as in the
event Of a fire under present conditions
il would be impossible. in places. to
reach the flames and San Francisco in
her present condition needs every inch OF
her water front
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
GROUND IS CLEARED
FOR A TURN VEREIN
GATHERING PLACE
San francisco Men Lose No Time Ir
Preparing Their Site for
Building.
Committee Is Instructed to Proceed at
Once With the Work on
Turk Street.
Plans Drawn Up by Architects John
and zimmerman Are Approved
by the Members.

The members of the San Francisco
Turn Verein have lost no time in COM
mencing WORT an their new building.
They accepted tspr plans of Architects
John and Zimmerman fer a temporary
building last weeA and then cleared
the ground on their old site at 353 Turk
street.
AT meeting held yesterday the COM
mittee in charge, consisting of John
Simmer, William PlageInann and
Hans Veroni, was given power to COM
mence building as soon as they see fit.
They expressed the determination yes
terday to commence work this week.
After the meeting of the San Fran
cisco Verein, there was mass meeting
of the Turner's of the city. 1t was an
nounced that the Eintracht Turn Sec
ton would rebuild at Twelfth and Fol-
som streets; the Mission Turn Vere'n at
Eighteenth and Lapidge streets, and
the San Francico Turn Verein on Turk
street. The turner's have been offered
the loan of apparatus by various We
reins throughout the State.
The city vereins will meet at the
Oakland Turn Verein Hall, SevenJhH7d
Webster streets, on the 27th inst. There
will be exercises annd then a business
meeting.
1t has been decided by the Turner's
that all relief funds intended for them
shall be divided pro rata between the
San Francisco Mission and Eintracht
Vereins The relief committee of the
Turner's is made UP of the following
representatives
District Council-John Simmer, VIII
liam Plagemann and Hans Goetz.
San Francisco Turn Verein-Hans
Veroni, Louis Markus.
Eintracht Turn Section-Gus Hotop.
Mission Turn Verein-Lohis Lepper.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
TRAGEDY ENDS
SOCIAL DANCE.
Railroad EmplOye Fires Fatal
Shot at an Old
Friend.
Remark About the Victims
Wife Leads to Shooting
at DcldnO.

BAKERSFIELD, May 13.-At an
early hour yesterday Bernum Will
iams. well-known section foreman
for the Southern Pacific, shot and in
stantly killed James Vandever, A
pumper employed by the same com-
pany. on the porch of Martens Hall
III Delano while a social dance was
in progress.
Sheriff Kelly returned from the
scene of the tragedy last evening with
Williams his prisoner. AT the Cor
oner's inquest held in the after
noon the jury brought in a verdict
that the deceased, James Vandever,
came to his death by a wound from a
pistol in the hands of Bernum Will
liams"
1t develops that Williams and the
dead man had been good friends for
a long time, but lately there had arisen
an estrangement 1t is said that VIII
liams a few days since insulted Van
dever's young wife, and it is thought
that this led 20 the shooting In any
event, EWilliams prepared himself for
trouble. He went early in the even
ing to saloon and borrowed the re-
Volyer with which the crime was COM
mitted. He told the saloon-keeper
that he was going to act as night
wafchman and wanted the weapon for
that purpose. Vandever had no weapon
and was apparently not expecting
trouble when he went out on the
porch
Williams was talking with a friend
a cI ic{o I.,II
Vandever appeared on the porch.
Excusing himself, Williams stepped
up and shot Vandever dead. Will
liams then went to his home, where his
five children reside. He was arrested
and admitted the crime. saying: Il
am not sorry for it,
When seen tonight Williams refused
to talk
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
BOY SENT ON ERRAND
FAILS TO RETURN HOME
Lobos Square Refugees vainIy Wait
for Lad They Dispatched to
Grocery

Thee parents of little Gussie Ford. a
lad just past three years, are anxiously
searching for their boy, who has been
to return home after being sent on an
crrand to nearby grocery store.
Edward Ford the father lived at
!7O5R Jones street before the fire, but
is now located in tent with his family
at the camp in Lobos square, Buchanan
and Chestnut streets, The boy was sent
to nearby grocery store to purchase a
bar of soap. The. grocer did not have
the. brand of soap she child was sent for
and Gussie, determined to get what he
wanted. went looking for other stores.
The police we're notified. and they haxe
Joined in the hunt for the missing lad.
The boy has light hair wore blue over
alls with red trimmings around the bib.
He wore dark gray cap.
Information of the boys whereabouts
will be gladly received by the bows mar
ents at section A. Second street. Lobos
square, Buchanan and Chestnut streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
RED BLUFF POLITICIANS
PREPARE FOR ELECTION
Democrats Ratify Nominations Made
at Primaries and Republicans
Select Their Ticket

Select Their Ticket
RED BLUFF, May 13-The Demo-
cratic County Central Committee met
yesterday to formulate plans for the
fall election, and ratify the nomina-
tions made at the primaries on the 5th
inst. w. p. Johnson, a we'll known
lawyer, was elected chairman and H
A Walker of Orland was chosen Sec
retary. After the usual preliminary
business the following successful can
didates were indorsed:
Sheriff. j. w. Boyd; Clerk. r. L..
Douglas; Treasurer, E. L. Sisson; Dis
trict Attorney, N. A. Gernon; Assessor,
Louis Winter; Coroner B. " Crumrine
Justice, Red Bluff Township, l. G. Ma
E. McGovern.
The Republican primaries were held
in this county yesterday, and though
all the precincts have not vet been
heard from indications point to the fol-
lowing result:
Sheriff, A. J. Bogard; Clerk, H. G..
Kuhn; Treasurer, Frank Hollowan;
District Attorney, W. A Fish; As
SCISSOR, no candidate; Coroner, J. E.
Constable, no candidate.
A bitter fight was waged between
w. A. Fish and w. j. Cheatam for
Tic uoiIiiIdllou Ol sDfSlT1cl Attorney,
in which the saloon and anti-saloon
elements took prominent part, re-
sulting in a victory for Fish, who was
back by the local saloons His ma
jority will be large. Fish has been
County Clerk for the past twelve years
and was recently admitted to the prac-
tice oil law.
The bitter factional fight for this of
flee will probably strengthen the
Democratic nominee for the office of
District Attorney
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-14
MORRIS BUCK MAY HANG
BEFORE APPEAL Is ARGUED
Trial Judge Refuses to Withdraw the
Death Warrant Held by San
Quentin's Warden,

LOS ANGELES, May 13.-Failing to
induce Judge Smith of the Superior
Court to withdraw the death warrant
against Morris Buck, the murderer OF
Mrs. C. A Canheld, his attorney, A.
d. Warner, will ask the Supreme Court
for this aid. The trial Judge fixed
the date of execution for June 1.
Warner has filed his papers In the
appeal case, but the Warden of San
Quentin penitentiary may hang Buck
while the attorney is arguing the case
in the higher court The Warden nee
essarily must follow the instructions
of the death warrant while it is in his
hands. For that reason Warner seeks
to have the warrant removed from its
dangerous position, and II he cannot
obtain an order from Justice Shaw of
the State Supreme Court, now in Los
Angeles, he will go to Sacramento and
plead his. emergency case with the
bench there, and eventually he NAV
be compelled to seek redress from
Governor Pardee
1T is only a matter of. form" said
Warner today. They cannot hang
Buck on June i any more than they
can hang me