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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
LYMAN ]. GAGE SAYS
HE SEEKS SIMPLE LIFE
Asserts He Is Affiliated Only in a
Friendly Way With the
Theosophists.

CHICAGO, July s-The Tribune to-
day publishes a signed statement from
Lyman ]. Gage, formerly Secretary of
the Treasury, defining his relation to
Theosophy. The statement is as fol-
lows:
Point Iona, Cal. via San Diego, Cal,
July s.
1 am trying life at Point Iona be-
cause l have personal friends here; be-
cause the climate is most agreeable;
because 1t is just outside of the rush
and roar OF the world; because here
one can lead the simple life.
Beyond these reasons there are two
institutions established here which to
me lend much interest to the place. The
first is the United States military reser-
walton, with its fine system of harbor
etc. The second is the Raja Yoga
School for children and youths of all
ages.
The school was established and is
being carried on by Katherine Tingley
as leader and official head OF the
throughout the world. The school ex-
cites my interest, and the magnificent
work IT is doing in the development of
clean, healthy, well-educated and self
controlled young lives stimulates my
hope for the future of the society.
am not affiliated except in this
friendly way either with the military
station or the Theosophical Society. /
am too old to enlist in the army and /
have not yet been invited to join the
Theosophists. / would consider II hon
orable to be related to either of them.
No. | am just living my own life
according to my best conception OF II.
and would much enjoy 1t If could be
left to mind my own business
LYMAN ]. GAGE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Wife OF A MILLIONAIRE
HAS ARMED BODY GUARD
Woman Accused Of Having Killed
Servant Fears Wrath of
Her Neighbors.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., July 9.-Mrs.
Emma Kaufman, wife of a millionaire.
is doing her own housework, but she is
glad of the chance 1t is only by grace
of the Supreme Court that she is per-
mitted to live at home and not in jail.
But as she goes through her household
duties she has a companion in the
house, a doughty detective, heavily
armed, for Mrs Kaufman and her hus-
band cannot forget that less than a
month ago their neighbors and erst-
while friends were clamoring for the
life of this unhappy woman. when on
strong evidence tending to prove that
she had by application of almost fiend-
ish tortures SO injured her maid SER
want, Agnes Polreis, that the girl died
In awful agony, mob of 400 men and
600 women cried out for summary pun
ishment of the rich woman. She can
get no servant to enter her house
The feeling of resentment that she
should have been released on a bond
of $25,000 while charged with murder
is dying out The precaution of the
body guard is probably superfiuous, but
1t will not be dispensed with Both
Mrs. Kaufman and her husband are in
poor health and expect to go to some
quiet resort She never leaves the
house, and the curtains are drawn low
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY
FOLLOWS DANCE.
Shooting at Last Chance
Result of a Woman's S
Stroll With Friends

AUBURN, July 9.-Sheriff Keena and
Coroner Shepard returned from Last
Chance at o'clock this morning and
brought further details of the tragedy
which took place at that little mining
camp on the morning of the 7th. Last
Chance Is mining camp fifty miles
from Auburn, high up in the mountains
Coroner Shepard held an inquest on
the body of William Polifka, and the
jury brought in verdict that he was
killed by Charles Dorka. Testimony
developed that there had been a hol-
fday at Last Chance since the Fourth
of July and a dance every night Fri
day night Dorka, who is a saloon
keeper, was at a dance with his wife,
but went home early with the children
His wife did not return until o'clock
Saturday morning, when she admitted
having been out walking with Frank
Tillotson, Bart German and Violet
Polifka. After telling her she must
leave the place inside of twenty four
hours or he would kill all three of
them Borka went back to his saloon
took his rife and started to hunt up
Frank Tillotson. who is superintendent
of the Home Ticket mine. In the mean
time Mrs Dorka sent German to warn
Tillotson.
Dorka went to the Home Ticket mine
and. seeing a man lying on a bench
near Tillotson's office, called to him
that he had come to kill him. AS the
man attempted to rise Dorka fired the
ball entering his side. The man proved
TO be William Polifka, an innocent per-
son. After expressing his regret at
the mistake Dorka went to Tillotson's
room While the insanely jealous sa-
loon keeper was trying to force an en-
trance Tillotson took his revolver and
shot through the door The bullet en-
tered Dorka's temple and passed
through his head, putting out both his
eyes. Polifka lived a few hours and
Dorka is still alive. but is likely to die.
Tillotson went to give himself up to
Constable Marsh, but the public senti-
ment rs all in his favor and he was not
arrested. He is not likely to run away,
and Dorka cannot, so the Sheriff did
not think ii necessary to make any ar
rests at this time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Los ANGELES BOY
IN GOTHAM JAIL.
Ronald Thomson and
Friend Unable to Pay
Bill at the St. Regis
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK, July 9.-Two flashily
dressed young men. who gave their
names as Ronald Thomson of Los An
geles. Cal. and Edward Egan of Buff
falo. n. Y. stepped briskly UP to the
desk In the Yorkville police court to-
day to answer the charge Of beating
the Hotel st. Regis out of s73.15, due
for board and lodging. After hearing
the evidence. Magistrate Whitman
committed both prisoners to prison in
default of $500 bail.
John o. Conway. clerk at the ST.
Regis, said the men arrived at the
hotel on Saturday, each carrying suit
case, since found to contain an aSSort-
ment of worn-out boots and soiled
linen. They took a suite at SIG day.
Both had the best of everything the
hotel could afford and this morning
bill amounting to S7315 was presented
to them. Thomson was much embar-
rassed, and, after sitting some time.
explained to the clerk that he had no
money, but was expecting remit
tance any day and things would be all
right. Detectives O'Connor. Crotty and
Marco of the East Fifty -first-street po-
lice station were notified and arrested
the young men.
Thomson was indignant over his ar
rest. which he said was an outrage.
saying he was merely on a short visit
to this city with his guest and friend.
Egan, and that he had telegraphed his
mother for money and expected 1t In a
few hours.
Egan. when asked by Magistrate
Whitman for an account of himself.
said that he came from Buffalo. that he
was connected with railroad and that
he met Thomson few days ago. when
the latter courteously invited him to
be his guest
Detective Crotty says he found key
belonging to the Waldorf-Astoria in
Thomson's pocket.
Thomson says he is the stepson of
Mrs. E. Crandall OF Los Angeles, and
that two of his cousins are Rello
Wells, Mayor of st. Louis. and L. V.
Stephens, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Bonneville. Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
TARIFF MAY BE CHIEF
ISSUE AT SHORT SESSION
Congress Is Expected to Enact a Gen.
eral Reciprocity Law After
the Elections.

WASHINGTON July 9.-Tarin reci-
procity as the beginning of tariff re-
vision may be the chief issue of the
short session OF the Fifty-ninth Con-
gress.
1t is more than likely that after the
election in November steps will be
taken in the direction of the passage
of a general reciprocity law.
Whatever reciprocity there is must be
by new law, because the reciprocity
feature of the Dingley act expired two
years after its passage and none of the
treaties negotiated under its provisions
succeeded in securing ratification by
the Senate.
The reciprocity of the future must be
statutory-that is to say, the President
must be authorized in some way, either
by the separation of maximum and
minimum tariff or by a horizontal re-
duction. to promote trade relations with
other countries
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
COLLINS MUST REMAIN
In The COUNTY JAIL
Supreme Court Will Not Allow
Convicted Attorney to
Leave the Prison.

After rebuking the Superior Court
for granting temporary freedom to
George D. Collins. who is under a four
teen-year sentence for perjury, the Su-
preme Court denied yesterday the pc
tition Of the willy attorney for permis-
sion to leave the County Jail In the
custody OF a deputy sheriff in order to
prepare his bill Of exceptions for use
in his fight for a new trial. The Su-
preme Court, in an opinion written by
Justice Lorigan. holds that Collins has
had ample time IN which TO prepare
his case, and denies his petition.
Before learning Of the decision Of the
Supreme Court Collins applied yester-
day to Judge Trout to be released on
bail Collins asserts that he is i'll and
that prolonged confinement will ire
parably inJure his health, and further
that II he is not liberated he will be
denied his constitutional right to pre-
pare his appeal from the judgment Of
conviction against him.
The petition was submitted on briefs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
BOGUSLORD HOPE
IS KINGSLEY
OF DENVER.
Spectacular Record Of Man
Who Made Dupes Of Nu-
merous Utah Millionaires
KING OF WINDLERS
Poses as Partner of British
Peers and Weds Daughter
Of a Wealthy Coloradan
KING OF WINDLERS
SPECIAL p1spA1oH no rHE cALI.


DENVER, July 9-"Lord" Beresford
Hope, late of Salt Lake City and at
present of Boston, the alleged British
the City of the Saints has been fol-
lowed by sensational disclosures of
millionaires being hoodwinked, is none
other than DIR. Arnold Kingsley of
New York, Denver and elsewhere. DR..
Kingsley and the bogus lord have been
identified as one and the same by the
authorities in Salt Lake City through
Investigations here.
DR.. Kingsleys introduction to Den
yer was through the medium of a story
which all local dailies printed, to the
effect that Jacob Schiff, the banker of
New York City, had mailed to him a
check for $500 This check was
said to have been in appreciation of
the fact that, when run down by
Schiff's automobile, Kingsley was too
much of gentleman to attempt the
extortion of heavy damages for his
slight injuries and would not sue. DR..
Kingsley told the story freely, but 1t
was not substantiated by later reports
from Gotham.
Soon after this incident, which oc-
Cured last year, Dr. Kingsley went to
Plamer Lake, a mountain resort, fifty
two miles from Denver. There he met
one day, intent upon showing his
prowess, he undertook to be a driver
for coaching party. He overturned
the vehicle, injuring several of his
guests and suffering a broken leg him.
self.
Out of this incident grew romance,
for DR.. Kingsley married Pearl Shale,
niece of James Banker of Denver, a
capitalist. He was prosecuted by the
Humane Society because of cruelty to
the horses during his drive.
1t was not long before DR.. Kingsley
disappeared, literally between two
days, leaving his financial affairs neg
lected and tangled and deserting his
wife, who is now living with her
uncle.
Appearing in Salt Lake City DR..
Kingsley became Lord Beresford
Hope" of the British American Securi
ties Company, Limited, with letters
from Lords Rothschild, Deerhurst,
Vaux, Talbot and other celebrities,
who, according to the letters, certified
that his credit was good up to $780,
900. He organized the Great Western
Coal and Iron Company, capitalized at
$5,000,0O0, and among his hackers, it
is said, were Joseph F. Smith, present
head of the Mormon church and Of
many corporations, and David Eccles
of Ogden, millionaire, VINO is said
to have advanced much money.
Several days ago the bogus lord dis
appeared, neglecting to pay his office
employees, but saying he would go to
Boston to get 500. 900. 900 for his new
ventures and have the papers signed
by one of the mobiles he claimed were
interested with him.
Among the names used as directors
of Kingsley's schemes are the follow
ing: H. E. Vreeland, president of the
Manhattan Railroad Company; Baron
Hely d'Oisel, president of the Bank of
France; Thomas Jackson, president of
the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, and
many others.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
WRITER OF "LEWIS JARVIS"
LETTERS QUITS PRISON
Governor Higgins of New York Com
mutes the Sentence of Thomas
II. WIckes.

ALBANY. N. Y, July 9.-It became
known here today that Governor Hig-
gins several days ago commuted the
sentence of Thomas P. Wickes, the
New York lawyer who was sentenced
to a years Imprisonment upon convic-
ton of blackmail in the writing of the
notorious Lewis Jarvis letters. In
the letters he sought, 1t was alleged.
to secure advantages in legal business
by writing letters about himself, sign
ing them with the name of Lewis
Jarvis"
Governor Higgins is out of town. but
his secretary, Frank Z. Perley. tonight
said that Wickes' sentence had been
commuted last week, SO as to effect his
Immediate release from prison. The
names of those who recommended
Wickes Communication are withheld, but
it is said they included men prominent
In New York legal circles, including
the district Attorney.
1t is stated that his friends had Sc
cured for him a promising business
opening in Alaska, and that the Gov
ernor's action was made conditional
upon his going there.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
PLANS FOR BIG WARsHIP
SHOULD BE KEPT SECRET
United States Not PrOfiting by the
Example Set by Great
britain.

WASHINGTON. July g. The con-
strgction officers of the navy will not
be aided in preparing plans for the
monster 20.000-ton battleship by the
plans of the English battleship Dread
Naught So far the British Admiralty
has been absolutely successful in pre-
venting any part of the designs or
plans of the largest lighting machine
of their navy falling into the hands of
other nations. Such information as the
United States navy possesses OF the
Dreadnaught is OF no service in design
ing the new ship provided in the last
naval appropriation act.
The fact that the plans of the Dread
naught are so closely guarded is given
as a reason why the plans of the big
ship of the United States should not
be made public, as will be the case
when the terms of the act are complied
with, as ii expressly says that the plans
and specifications must be submitted
to Congress before contracts for the
new ship are made.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
INTERNATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS
CONGRESS FOR NEW YORK
Every European Nation Is Expected tt
Send at Least Three Rep
sentatives.

NEW YORK, July 9.-An information
al congress on tuberculosis is to held
in this city November IA, 15 and 16 A
large attendance Of physicians and lay
men from every State in the Union has
already been promised, and because OF
the action of the State Department
which recently sent a special circular
on the subject to every American rep
resentative abroad. it is expected that
every European nation will send at
least three delegates.
The principal purpose OF the congress
will be that of urging preventive leg
islation against tuberculosis, the adop-
ton of municipal and governmental
sanitariums and discussion OF all the
questions involved.