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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
SW|F FTWATER ABOUT
To LOSE No. 4.
William Gates of Alaska
Asks Divorce, With
Fifth Wife Selected

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-Swiftwater Bill
Gates, hero of more sensational mari
tai escapades probably than any other
man on the American continent, is
once more in the limelighJ OF the di-
a half dozen fortunes in Alaska and
the Yukon territory and has had four
wives in the short space OF seven years
has brought suit against his last wife.
Kitty Bardon Gates.
Gates charges Kitty, who is said TO
be but 20 years or age. with a statutory
offense- John Doe and Richard Roe are
named as correspondents
Fred H Lysons. attorney for Mrs
Gates, applied today 10 Judge Griffin
IN the Superior Court for an order cit
ing Gates TO pay $4,000 into the reg
istry of the court, to be applied by her
as follows: Temporary maintenance,
$1,000; an equal amount for suit money
and $1,000 more for attorneys fees
Judge Griffin entered an order citing
Gates TO appear Friday OF next week
and show cause why he should not pay
this money TO his wife.
The story is told by Gates friends
that he has already picked a fifth
spouse in the wife of a FaiEbanks mer-
chant who Is said 10 be living in this
city
This Iady's name Gates and his at
torneys are keeping very quiet, as it
is said she has not yet secured her
legal freedom from the man she is
said 70 have abandoned in Fairbanks
TO follow the sinuous trail of Swift
water Bill
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
NAVY YARD FACES
BIC SCANDAL.
Charge Is Made That Of
f1cerS at Mare Island
Are Guilty of Graft
PRESENTS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL
VALLEJO, Aug. 3-f rumors that
are now circulating about Vallejo ars
true, the Mare Island navy yard is fac
ing the biggest scandal IN its history.
and an investigation that win cause
some Official heads 10 fail VIII be the
result. II IS said that preliminary in
vestigatiOn has demonstrated that GER
tain officers living on the yard have
been receiving numerous presents from
the merchants and business people in
Vallejo
The food supply contracts for the
navy yard and all OF the ships that
annually visit this station were award
ed a short time ago and as a result
of certain local merchants capturing
nearly all OF them. 10 the exclusion Of
others. the quiet charge OF graft has
been floating around and one prominent
dealer went so far as 70 openly declare
that he would drive certain naval on
GERS and local dealers from Vallejo in
disgrace
II is said that even fine riding horses
have been given 20 naval officers with
the proper pulls. and that many minor
offerings have been accepted from bus
mess people The naval regulations
strictly prohibit naval officers receiv-
ing presents from civilians or those
under them in authority Every ons
connected with the matter IS keeping
a discreet silence. but developments are
promised soon
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
FLASHES Of LUCK
CHEER MINERS,
Good Fortune of Swede
Causes Many to Stay
in Klondike Fields

TACOMA. Aug. 3.-Corporations have
pre-empted the major portion of the
Klondike and the individual miner is
gradually being forced out OF the dis
trict, but every little while there flashes
up a strike OF luck that makes the
miner 10th TO leave behind a possible
find that will make him rich and inde-
pendent The good fortune of Lucky
Swede" Anderson, we'll known to
miners of that district. is the most re-
cent instance that causes the feet Of
his fellows TO lag in their track toward
home
Digging under rubbish heap In the
rear OF the roadhouse kept by Kate
Kennedy, Lucky Swede" and two asso-
ciates took out $4,000 from July l to
July H. Other claims opened near by
have all proved rich Kate Kennedy.
known TO every Klondiker. has con-
Quoted a roadhouse on the right limit
of Hunker Creek. opposite the Ander-
Six years ago she sunk a hole in
gravel in the rear OF her house for
cesspool purpose A depth of ten feet
was attained. but the pile OF excavated
gravel was never panned One day
last June Lucky SwedeH purchased a
mining claim lying Just in the rear of
the Kennedy house on a hillside With
him two feilow-countrymen went TO
work on July !. The gravel commenced
TO pay in four hours Within seven
teen DAYS marking the time OF de-
parture of A G. Day from the scene
the three miners had taken out nearly
10000 in gold and there was no ap-
parent dfminution in the rate OF paw
Eight other claims were promptly
opeued close by and all have been pay
ing handsomely.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
P|TTSbURG PRIEST
GR|LLS SOCIETY.
Rottenness in Upper Cir
cleS Reminds of An
cientRomea andGreece
CHANGE ESSENTIAL,

NEW YORK, Aug 5.-The World to-
day says:
After record breaking trip TO Ire
land TO cast his vote for T. IL Kettle,
Nationalist Member of Parliament, the
Rev Father Joseph Toner. pastor of
St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic Church
of Pittsburg. returned yesterday on
the Majestic He had denunciation
of American society and Pittsburg So
ciety in particular 70 deliver. Speak
ing of a recently enacted tragedy in
this city Father Toner said:
This Is another evidence of the moral
decline Of the rich Of this country So
called fashiona BILE society is so rotten
now that il reminds one OF the days
is just what we are coming TO- We are
on the decline morally and unless some
great power makes itself felt in the
near future this country VIII be as
Rome was at the time OF its fall.
He fully agreed with the views OF
Cardinal Gibbons and said that. al
though his home was in Pittsburg. he
must pronounce the so-called upper So
ciety OF that city morally rotten He
continued:
This debauchery and immortality ex-
lists almost entirely among the mil
honaries-men who have come up from
almost nothing These men are really
not Pittsburgers. although they are
casting 4 blight upon the name of the
city. Just as soon as they gain their
wealth they go to New York. London
and Paris TO spend IL in pleasure and
debaUchery Pittsburg is too busy for
them-too commercial.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
VALLEJO'S FAMOUS BAND
IS facing DISSOLUTION
New Order of Government Creates
CONSERVATION and the Men
Threaten to Quit Service.

VALLEJO. Aug 3.-The Mare Island
station band, an organization under
the control Of the Marine Corps sta
tion on Mare Island and one OF the old
est and best-known musical organiza-
tions, is facing q breakup. The re-
cent change in the band regulations
which provides that its members may
be sent 70 any part OF the world the
Government desires instead OF the men
being allowed 10 remain in Vallejo un-
I'll the end Of their terms OF enlist
ment has caused Z revolt among the
bandsmen and they promise TO quit the
service as soon as their present terms
are ended. The band is gradually de-
crezsing in members and no recruits
have been obtained For years the
band had q monopoly OF the band bust
ness IN Vallejo and surrounding towns.
but the organization OF James Harris
union orchestra in q union town has
cut deeply into the revenues OF the
bandsmen and their discomfort is wide
spread
The Mare Island band has appeared
at innumerzble social and public func-
tfons in San Francisco and every bay
city and has wide reputation for ex-
cellence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
finder OF BURIED PAPERS
NOT GUILTY OF THEFT
Judge Dismisses Charge and De-
cides to Hold Documents
for Several Months.

PASADENA. Aug "a case ot mors
than ordinary interest came Up be-
fore Judge II. H klamroth yesterday
when Joseph Gallant. the man who
found some mysterious papers recently
while excavating in a cellar, recovered
his freedom after i've days OF imprtson-
ment IN the County Jail
Gallant was accused OF larceny BY
DR.. J. c. Micheners upon whose property
he was digging.
After a conference between the law
yers IL was decided 70 stipulate that the
papers be held for six months BY Judge
Rossfter and that the case be dismissed
The papers found are most OF them
promissory notes with the name A T
Crossley. said 20 be travelling in Eu-
rope. appearing as payee- These notes
are fourteen years old and are for sums
amounting 70 5000 Judge Rossirsr
will make every effort 70 ind the owner
and also 20 solve the mystery OF the
burial.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
APPELLATE COURT ENDS
Fight FOR AN ESTATE
Gives Judgment for Defendant on
Appeal From San Joaquin
Decision.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. s-The Appel
late Court for the Third District to-
day handed down a decision afirnfng z
the judgment of the Superior Court OF
san Joaquin County in the case of
Bradley s Moss against Edward H.
Jack in favor of the defendant Jack
was one OF the executors of the estate
Of William s. Moss. his father-in-Iaw.
a wealthy landowner. who died in 1888.
Moss left valuable estate in this
State and Illinois, the property in the
latter State being heavily incumbered
and IN litigation since 1868. In 1891
Jack assumed all membranes upon
the property. and the heirs of Moss, one
OF which was the plaintiff. decided the
property to him.
Years afterward the pIalntir sought
10 have the deeds and conveyances set
aside on the ground that they were
obtained by fraud Moss failed in his
suit and took an appeal. The property
involved is valued at about $40, 900. The
same judgment was entered in the case
OF Mary B. Percival against the same
defendant in an identical case, the
plaintiff being a daughter of William S
Moss
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
BALFOUR And FOLLOWERS
MARCH FROM THE House
Stormy Scene Enacted in the
Commons During Labor
Bill Debate.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The trades dis
pute bill. which is direct outcome
OF the Tafyale decision that trades
union funds are liable for the IL
legal acts OF individual members OF
a union, passed the committee in
the House OF Commons this morhinz
and was reported 10 the House amid
ministerial cheers. Considerable ex-
element marked the debate, during
which several amendments opposed
by the Government were defeated by
narrow majorities, IN one case the
Government being saved from defeat
by few Unionist votes.
There was a somewhat extraor-
dinary scene after midnight following
Prime Minister Campbell Banner
mans refusal 10 accept Lord Robert
Cecirs motion 70 report progress, Lord
Robert announcing that the Prime
Minister had pledged himself that the
debate should not continue until after
Il o'clock Balfour accused the Prime
Minister OF deliberately breaking his
pledge. he declined to take further
part sin the proceedings and invited
his followers to leave the House
The invitation of the former Prime
Minister was accepted by all OF the
three score members OF the Oppo--
sition present. amid ironical Minis
terial. Nationalist and Laborite
cheering a few OF those who left
the chamber returned subsequently,,
but the front Opposition bench re-
mained empty and several Liberals
and Radicals took seats upon II amid
Radical cheering. The debate then
proceeded.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
ROOT SAYS FAREWELL
TO REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL
Wife of Secretary Presented With
Beautiful Diamond by
President AIvez.

RIO JANEIRO. Aug. 3-Prefect Pas
SOS today took Secretary and Mrs. Root
on an automobile trip to TiJuca, a
mountain resort Later Mr.. Root paid
his farewell visit to President Alvez
after which ne went on board the
United States cruiser Charleston, where
the Secretary held a reception. The
reception was well attended and the
utmost cordially was displayed
President AEez boarded the Ameri-
can cruiser at 4 o'clock and was sa-
luted by the Brazilian. Argentine and
German warships in the harbor. He
went ashore at $50.
In the name Of the nation President
Alvez presented TO Mrs. Root a large
and beautiful Brazilian diamond and
the Minister OF Finance, Senior de Bull
hoes, gave her a golden casket inset
with a watch Secretary Root was
made an honorary member OF the IN
stitute of Brazilian Lawyers
The Brazilian cruiser Barroso and
the Argentine cruiser Buenos Ayres
conveyed the Charleston TO Nontevideo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
JAPAN DOMINAT TES
ALL MANCHURIA.
Protest From United
States Probable Unless
Country Is Opened

WASHINGTON. Aug. s--Under the
japanese management Of the affairs Of
Manchuria. a condition has arisen that
Is likely 70 arouse even e greater pro-
test from the United states than that
which was Ieveled at Russia by the
late Secretary OF State Hay in his ef-
fort TO have that great country opened
UP 70 even trade conditions for the
world.
The State Department is in receipt OF
communications from American busi-
ness men IN the Far East and from
the American ohciaIs whose duty il is
10 look after the commercial rights Of
this country which present Z constantly
increasing number OF complaints Be
fore the war between Russia and Japan
the United States pressed for equal
rights IN Manchuria with the rest of
the world
BY the peace treaty Of Portsmouth
japan became committed TO the prin-
ciple OF the open door" or equal op-
portunity" for all nations in Man
churia- Both beIligerents in their
treaty promised 10 evacuate at the
earliest possible moment and turn the
country over TO China
Il IS asserted that the japanese are
grabbing" the country, are making it
as thoroughly japanese as Japan or
Corea and al the same time are not
living Up 70 the pledge Of the treaty
OF Portsmouth not TO obstruct any
measures which China might make for
the Development OF Manchuria-
All reports indicate that the open
door" Japan promised for Manchuria is
q myth and is not likely 70 exist for
any other nation than Japan for a
long time 70 come
~AIanchuria for the JAPANESE" seems
70 be the prevailing cry
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
LAYS BOLD CHARGE
AGAINST WOOD.
Leavenworth Newspaper
Says Generals Acts
Should Be Investigated
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

LEAvENwORTH. Aug. s-An edito-
and inenctency against Major General
Leonard Wood. commanding the d.
vision OF the Philippines. II says:
"a recently returned army officer
from the Philippines declares the ad-
ministration in MorOland is rotten The
force and effect OF the presence OF our
soldiers is annuIled and counteracted
by the arbitrary acts OF General Wood
There ought 10 be an authoritative in
vestigation OF the conditions
1T will be recalled that while he was
III authority in Cuba il was a matter OF
common report that Wood received a
large salary from civil funds in addi-
ton 10 his pay
Other charges made are that General
Wood accepts wine and liquor from sa-
loon-keepers in Manila
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
of Vallejo
Plan Special
Services.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

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brated this month with special
services each Sunday by some OF the
leading exponents in California of the
teachings OF John Wesley The local
church erected the first Protestant tenn
pie in Vallejo in 1856. which was one OF
the first in this part OF California
When the church was organized in
1856 Commodore Qater AdmiraD Farra-
gut was one Of the directors and one
of the leading members of the denom-
iuation in Vallejo. He was at that time
commandant OF the new navy yard.
which had just been Established by the
Federal Government on Mare Island
opposite Vallejo. Other members Of
the first board of directors have since
become prominent citizens OF this State.
They were David Turner, Charles H
Oliver, James H. Green and Simeon Jen-
kins-
The church now has a fine auditorium
and handsome residence for its pastor
On Sunday morning. August 5. there
will be addresses by Rev E Clifford
and Rev James Hines, and in the even
ing by Rev c. V. Anthony. The special
services will continue throughout the
month and during that time there will
be sermons and lectures by Rev J. H
y. Williams, Rev. Z. r Wills. Rev. T.
A. Atkinson, Rev. C. E. Pearson, Rev.
C. E. Rich, Rev. ]. A Van Anda, Rev.
S. G. Gale, Rev. ". s Urmy. Rev. z. H
King Rev NJ D. Buck. Rev 5 "
Woodward and Rev. s Hirst
On Monday evening, August s, there
will be a reunion Of Vallejo pioneers,
Irrespective Of creed.
Extensive preparations have been
made for these services by Rev. William
Angwin, pastor of the church.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
LANDLORD SLAPPED
BY A WOMAN.
HotelMan ofLongBeach
Struck by Prominent
Denver Club Leader
USES FISTS

Los ANGELES. Aug. 3.-The Times
tomorrow viii say: Mrs. c. D. Schmid-
lapp. 4 prominent club woman of Den
yer, struck Wallace Barlow. manager
OF the Hotel Del Mar at Long Beach,
several blows full on the face in the
presence of q number of guests at the
hotel at 8 o'clock last evening. alleging
that he had Inundated her by attempt
ing 10 eject her from the hotel
Mrs. Schmidlspp is the wife of C. D.
Company. who is now in Chicago. She
is niece OF Charles schmidIapp. attor-
ney for c. NJ Schwab, the steel mag
nate. and she came here with the
Schwab party some months ago, accom-
panied by her young son.
Mrs Schmidlapp was one OF a party
OF ladies and gentlemen who accepted
the invitation OF c. H. Harper of San
Francisco 70 ride about Long Beach in
his automobile. Upon their return TO
the Hotel Del Mar, Mrs. Schmidlapp, it
appears. desired TO brush up after the
breezy ride. Harper offered her the
use OF his own rooms. while he re-
maiued on the piazza below and
chatted with his friends She accepted.
Manager Barlow objected TO this, and.
he admits. started 10 eject Mrs.
Schmidlapp from the hotel. Then find
ing her appeals for protection were un-
availing, Mrs. Schmidlapp says she
struck Barlow in the face with her
cIinched fist
Mrs Schmidlapp declares that
through her husband she viii force the
hotel to make reparation.
After the sensational scene Barlow
requested Harper TO leave the hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
coLER FAvoRs HEARST.
Ready TO Take Second Place on Ende-
pendent Ticket.

NEW YORK. Aug ST was whis-
pered huskfIy in political circles today
that the Independent and Ulrra-Inds-
pendent President OF the borough OF
Brooklyn. Bird Color. has indicated. if
not expressed. a willingness TO take
second place on the Independence
League state ticket and throw such In
fiuencs as remains TO him in Kings
County TO the success Of the Hearst
ticket this fall
COler once carried Kings County by
$4,000 majority for Governor, fngtng
il back TO its ancient Democratic ale
glance. and gave BENJAMIN Oden ths
scare OF his life.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
ALLEGED LAND GRARBERs
ARE SOON TO KNOW FATE
Arguments Are Begun and Cases Prob
ably VIII Go to the Jury This
Afternoon.

PORTLAND. Aug 3.-ShortIy before
O'Clock this afternoon both sides in
the Hendricks land fraud case. now on
trial in the Federal Court. having i'm
ished with the Introduction OF testi-
mony, United States District Attorney
W. c. Bristol began the opening argu-
ment for the Government He was still
king at the hour OF adjournment
and will resume tomorrow morning
Judge A s. Bennett viii follow for the
defense. probably concluding by noon.
and in the afternoon Francis J. Heney,
special assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eraI. will close for the Government The
case will undoubtedly go 10 the jury
late tomorrow afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
SKULL is FRACTURED BY
FALL FROM MISSION CAR
Miss Grace Dangel Meets With Acct
dent While ON Way to Visit
Her Sister,

Miss Grace Dangel, a senior student
of the Chico Normal School, fell from a
Mission street car at the crossing Of
Sixteenth and Mission streets last
evening and sustained a fracture of the
skull. She is at pfesent under the care
OF DR.. Pinkham at the ST. Francis Hos
pital-
Miss Dangel. who was visiting her
sister, Dr- Mary DangeI, at SO Broad
street, was on her way 10 that address
in the company Of J. McManus when the
accident occurred.
After boarding the car the wind blew
OF McManus hat. He immediately left
the car to regain it and, although the
vehicle was in motion, Miss DangeI at
tempted to follow him She was thrown
violently TO the ground, where she lay
unconscious. 1t is not thought that the
accident will Prove fatal
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
STRIKING NEWSBOYS ATTACK
EMPLOYEES OF GOLDFIELD SUN
Independent Workers of World said to
Have Incited Trouble, Which
Union DepIoreG

GOLDFIELD. Aug 3-A strike OF
newsbOys was instigatsd today BY
members OF the Independent Workers
OF the World Two members or the force
OF the GOIdheld sun were attacked one
being badly beaten and struck with a
rock No one was seriously injured. and
It is thought the differences will soon
bs adjusted
The newsboys wish 70 return. but ars
being cosrced By members OF the / W.
w The outrage IS dsplOred and de-
nOuncsd by the typographical Union
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
MASKED ROBBERS HOLD Up
NINE MEN ON RAILWAY CAR

GARRISON. Mont, Aug. 3.-Nine men
beating their way in car were held up
by two masked men early yesterday
and robbed, one. whose name is un-
known. being probably fatally shot. and
another. named Fred. frightfuIly beaten
over the head with a revolver The
latter finally leaped from the train to
escape the bandits The man killed
was asleep when the robbers entered
and. falling to grasp the situation, was
slow to respond to the demands OF the
bandits.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
CAMP
LIFE.

Can always be made doubly joyful
BY means Of a Taking Machine. f
its a good one, and we only sell the
good ones
All the worlds great arhsts and
bands VII lend ther aid N enter
taning you and the cost Is nominal
For today we are offering $50
Taking Machine for $40, provided
you buy a dozen records:
If You want a good Talking
Machine, and do not feel Ike pay
ng al cash, we VII extend you
credit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
Pay for Naval Reserve.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. Lieutenant A.
A Morey of the Fourth Division Naval
Militia of California, with Fred Peter
son, left this morning for Salinas to
pay of the Salinas troop OF cavalry
for services rendered in San Francisco.
The Fourth Division will be paid Mon
day evening al the armory in this city.
Ezch seaman will receive SIS for
t1rentv-nine DAYS Of service
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN ASKS
AUDIENCE With THE Pope
1t Is Reported He Wishes to Ex-
plain Political Programme for
Benefit of Catholics.

ROME. Aug 3.-wflIiam ]. BRYAN IS
expected here next week He has asked
for an audience with the Pope wish
ing, It is reported. to explain his politi-
cal programme in view Of his belief
that three-fourths of the American
Catholics belong to the Democratic
party.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-04
INDIAN EMPTIES REVOLVER
AT SQUAW AND BEATS HER
Bad Red Man BrutaIly Attacks Wife
and Leaves Her for
Dead.

REDDING. Aug. 3-'.BilF' Wright, an
Indian. emptied his revolver at his wife
on the McCloud River Sunday. Two
bullets grazed her scalp When out OF
ammunition he beat the squaw with
the weapon and left her for dead She
was taken 20 the McCloud River Com
pany's hospital and given attention by
the eOmpany'S physician. Her condition
is serious Wright is in jail.