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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
GRAND JURY REPORT
EXPECTED TOMORROW

The grand jury. which will go out
of existence today or tomorrow, met
last night to put the finishing Touches
on its report to the presiding Judge of
the superior court. The report Will be
submitted to Judge Sturtevant today.
Foreman Mcfarland stated last night
that it Will be a short document, devoid
Of anything verging on the sensational.
The last meeting of the jury will be
held this afternoon.
The summoning of the succeeding
inquisitorial body will take place early
next week 1t is the practice or the
siding Judge to have 80 names drawn
from the grand jury box, and from
these 10 are sworn In for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Foreman Reveals Proceedings of
jury That Convicted Ruef

ccoRDING to James Mcnamara of the Ruef jury which
~ voted the exboss yesterday
decision of the II
"A oSuperyisors Gallagher Wilson
the
ant narrowed down scussi noft this point.
The stood eight guilty.
ana one Murphy undecided The three guilty the
HARRISON Sullivan an O'Brien
Ru
was not clear Sullivan took the Rucf all
equally and
jail and immunity
OF the called
of the exupervisors
of guilty
No Outside Influences Guided Jurymen
Mcnamara OLcary strong conviction
those of different opinion the the
Grim 70
making verdict He
declaring
onest and of high motives
After had heard the closing
Of the
Sullivan immediately that be
geston acknowledged by acclamation
@We resolved to take ballot Immediately made the
cried What use? We all
mind
Disagreement Shown Upon st
OBien Suivano guilty, while Murphy
OBen serving signed
his name to his ballot Not guilty.
Roa
read
continued this
Three ballots
ad dwebe of
who did withdrew
engaging the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Fallen Boss Must
Go to Trial Again
Monday Morning
Another Case Is to Be Pressed
Against Him at Once
by Prosecution
The Crime

THE crime of Dhieh Abe
Ruef stands convicted Is the
making Of an offer of a
$4,000 bribe to former Super
pisor John !. Fmey. TO influence
the latter's vote on and concern
ing a proposed ordinance grant
ing to the United Railroads an
overhead trolley franchise for the
operation of certain Of its lines IN
and over certain streets in the citp
and county of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
TO-DAY
YESTERDAY-Char

YESTERDAY-clesr west wind; maximum
temperature. 60; minimum. so
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; light north
wind Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
HOW RUEFS FATE
WAS DECIDED

FIRST BALLOT
For Conviction-Bond, Beuttler, An
derson, Roller, O'Leary, SchiiIing,
McNamara, Oakley; 8.
For AcquittaI-Harrison, O'Brfen,
Sullivan; B.
Undecided-Murphy i.
SECOND BALLOT
Unchanged.
THIRD BALLOT
For Convicfion--Bond, Beuttler, An
derson, Roller, o'Leary, schiIiing,
Mcnamara, Oakley; s.
For AcquittaI - Harrison, O'Brien;
Undecided-Murphy, Sullivan; 2.
FOURTH BALLOT
For Conviction-Bond, BcuttIer, An
/ derson, Roller, O'Leary, SchfIlinE.
Mcnamara, Oakley. Sullivan, 9.
For Acquiftal - Harrison, O'Brfen;
Undecided--Murphy 1.
FIFTH BALLOT
For Conviction-Bond, BeuttIer. An
derson, Roller, O'Leary, schilIins,
McNamara, Oakley, O'Brien, suIIi-
van; 10.
For AcquittaI-Harrison L.
Undecided-Murphy; 1.
SIXTH BALLOT
For ConvictIon-Unanim
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
James McNamara
Alexander Bond
Joseph Beuttler
Timothy Sullivan
William S. Harrison
Dennis Murphy
John Anderson
Charles A. Roller
William ]. O'Leary
Joseph O'Brien
George M. Schilling
William Oakley

The guilt long delayed pronounced
at last against the time boss of San Francisco.
Abraham Rue despoler decency
victed years struggle of
of public life His
exhausted his final effort toward the defeat of
justice spent Abe Ruef heard yesterday the decision that
for him long years of penal servude.
Guilty charged"
The words sounded in courtroom hushed to sinister still
Hundreds of caught the words hundred of eyes
the table where hudded the form Of
whose hands lay power in all the throng that
heard and there question the right justice Of the
verdict 1t not eaon the ruin of human life that
thrill of satisfaction hundreds of realization of
the triumph of dcency and the vndcaon Of the law
ONLY HOPE NOW RESTS WITH HIGHER COURT
Just "a hours they left the
evidence against Abe Ruef the
they occupied during the long of the The
ormale brief the stroke of o'clock the foreman
the handed to the clerk OF the court the containing the
vocable verdict of Rue guilt No camor greeted the reading
words the warning the against any form Of dem
onraon severe yet great
spontaneous Order orderr from bails
policemen when the formal the jury
Before Ref there lies but single faint hope higher
the which him free after confession Of guilt
had passed his ipsha yet the him from the
disgrace stripes hope pin
Beyond that the words spoken yesterday marked the ending
The verdict closed the long battle which, for
Ru has fought with that unscrupuous
provide
long Others joined him the fight have fallen
of his he goes
Join he has forced the depths before him.
MANY ENTANGLED BY RUEF'S WILES
history OF Ruefs years struggle there the
spece many lives There E. A. Blake
bribery his behalf there Frank Murphy his attorney,
trial for offering bbe his employer; there is A. s.
Newburgh attorney under indictment for the oene;
there Alec Latham chauffeur indictment
perjury committed his behalf there the Caudanes brothers,
OF James L. Gallagher there is Felix Pau-
dynamiter and fugitive justice there is Morris Haas.
whose his hand after his nearly successful
attempt Heney This has been the
Ruefs defense.
hope OF verdict had practically been abandoned
by the who hung upon the closing
Ruef trial that the decision OF the For "a
hours remained in consultation wrangng
details testimony before them and bound in deadlock which
seemed nothing could break Then calm
issue brought justice balance The
Jury had held against the giving Of the
guilty the overwhelming of the evidence
They doubts their final ballot
Rue stood the eyes Of the
months convicted n the eyes OF the world.
JURORS UNITE SIXTH BALLOT
ballots taken by the during the "A hours that its
members locked away by themselves
taken shortly after the submitted Wednesday
afternoon eight voted immediately OF the
defendant Three ohersHarrson Sullivan OBrien-stood
acquta and Juror Murphy announced himself undecided
The division of opinion eloquent of the confusion which
whole thrown from very by the petoggng,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Says She Was Duped

SO FAR as the dealings Of Miss Ellis
with Deane are concerned. she asserts
tkat she was cheated out OF money
which she paid to Deane for mining
stock, and the cIairvoyant himself has
admitted to me that he did sell the min
ing stock for the men, who now say
that they know but little about him
and that they agreed TO give him half
of what he got. Further than this he
has admitted TO me that he is laying
plans to induce an Oakland banker to
invest $50. 1000. half Of which is 10 be
his commission and the other half TO go
10 mining promoters engaged IN the
business Of peddling worthless stock.
.Deane. or coker. has not only barred
r.le inside workings Of his own schemes,
but has ridiculed separately and collec-
lively those individuals who are max
ing money By imposing on the credulity
of simple minded people in San Fran
cisco and vicinity. claiming that the
superiority OF his methods gives his
rivals the appearance Of three dimes in
a FOG.
Quick wItted. fluent talker. care
fuIIx attired. Deane in talking to me,
vhorE he misunderstood for an addi-
uon8I victim, corroborated every state
rneut made by the woman who says
that her small earnings were stolen
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

nv = ITH the assertion OF Miss
M NJ c. Ellis, a teacher in the
y Grant school, Oakland, that
she has been made the VIC
tim OF mining stock swindle by J.
Hobart Deane, "the worlds greatest
clairvoyant," who plies his trade at
tile Adams hotel in the city across the
bay. there has come to light the strange
story OF a man who has trained himself
to. emulate the dual personality of DR..
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It is a story
that t-bares once again the credulity and
childish simplicity and faith OF eager
lseekers for wealth. It is a story of
khe promotion Of dubious mining stocks
by means Of the apparently occult and
supernatural. based in reality upon the
simple apparatus and suave deception
which. while confirming the axiom that
q guIible fool is born every minute,
specifically exposes these facts:
That J. Hobart Deane, clairvoyant in
Oakland. and Jack Coker. society man
and supposed lumber merchant Of San
Francisco. are one and the same
person.
That in the role Of Jack coker,
Deane has been introduced into local
society by Major George z. Pickett
psymaster and popular officer at the
Preside
That Major Pickett has hitherto be-
lieved Deane. IN the person of coker,
10 be secret service agent here on
important business.
That Deane, by means Of clairvoyant
seances, induces those OF his customers
with money 20 invest in mining stocks
in which he IS interested.
That Deane is paid by the promoters
OF these stocks TO secure purchasers,
and Is paid half OF the proceeds as his
commission.
That Deane. by means OF a trick
desk. is enabled TO obtain impressions
OF the handwriting Of HIS clients and
can read the questions which they have
written and supposedly destroyed with
out his having seen them. Finally.
Deane has admitted to me. whom he
supposed 10 be a man of wealth in
search OF Investments, that he is daily
on the lookout for dupes with money.
Taking me into his confidence. he pro-
posed a partnership whereby. upon the
" ayment Of $500. was TO become the
'shsrer Of his spoils and assist him in
the landing OF victims.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
EDITORIAL

The conviction Of Ruef moral victory Page 8
In the interest Of criminals. Page
city ball on the installment plan. Page 5
Just home. Page
Help the Red Cross. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
GRAFT

Foreman OF Ruef jury says verdict hinged on
credibility OF testimony of Gallagher. Wilson and
Furey. Page L
Attorney Frank J. Murphy, on trial for jury
bribery, takes stand in own defense Page 3
After taking six ballots and celebrating "a
hours, jury finds Ruef guilty Of bribery. Page 1
Ruef TO be forced 70 trial again on Monday
the trolley bribery. Page L
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
EASTERN

Business depression falls 10 hurt Harriman's
Union Pacific profits for year Page
Resolution to be submitted TO house for in
ouiry on presidents statement regarding secret
service. Pnge 10
ssUncIe joe Cannon on anxious seat because
he can get no assurances from President-elect
Taft not 10 oppose his reelection. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
SUBURBAN

Hugo Ldlienthsl crea tes a
that bears throughout the
the red berry.
Insanity If guilty is Mrs.
plea presented in address Of
Girls OF Montiesta club Of
chapter Of Tri Delta sorority.
Mrs. +. W. Roster is Al
worthless checks
Student at Berkeley uses e
foot warmer and sets house a
Oakland girl Jilts fance
and marries another.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

Continued ON Page 4, Column !
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Disagreement Shown Upon First Ballot

CONTINUED ON PAGE s, COLUMN
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
SPORTS
MARINE

Army transport Thomas makes record trip
across Pacific and arrives day ahead Of
time. Page IL
LABOR
Prospect Of strike against the carriage
workers association, Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
COAST

S.ockton's scheme for deep channel 10 sea gets
rap from Colonel Biddie OF war department. who
recommends widening Of stream. Page 3
Soldier. jealous Of woman, shoots sergeant of
company at Pacific Grove. Page 3
Mrs Sage opposed by cross examination OF
Jackson Hatch's counsel in embezzlenent
trial Page )
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Miss NJ. c. Ellis, an Oakland
School Teacher, BareS Queer
Dealings of CairvOyant
Declares j. Hobart Deane, Act=
ing for Promoters, Sold Her
Worthless Stock
Dual Personality of So Called
Mystic Comes TO Light
in Bay City
Poses as Society Man, and Ad-
mits Scheme to Dupe
Victims
By John r. NeyIan

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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

CCORDING Of
voted the exboss guilty yesterday Judge Lawr the
~ the
IA Supervisors
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
TWO WHITE MEN.

There will be an attempt to send
two white men to thel National
Republican Convention. Colored
Republicans should be on the look
out and see that the will of the
majority is carried out. If it is
shown to the satisfaction of the
Republicans that an attempt will be
made to elect two white men, then
the COlOred Republicans should see
that two colored delegates are elect
ed and a colored man placed on
the National Committee.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

1t Is shown that God gives his unquali-
fed endowment to and pronounced His
blessings upon the Rechabites because
they were prohibition people, neither
making nor allowing the use of the
nasty stuff
II some preachers drink whisky, then
doubtless there are whisky-drinking
preachers. God said there would be
men who were lovers of flesh anS of
worldly pleasure But back to the word
of God. Passages of the following may
be multiplied: Wine is a mocker ;
strong drink is raging; and whosoever
is deceived thereby IS not wise" Prov.
!, 20 Look not upon the wine when
It Is red, when it giySh its color in
the cup, when it moveth itself Alright,
at the last it biteth like a serpent and
stingeth like an adder" Prov. XIII.
81, 81. Woe unto him that giveth his
neighbor drink, that puttest the bottle
to him and makets him drunk" Also,
Matt il, IS. No drunkard shall in
herit the Kingdom of God" I. Cor.
Vi, 3, 10.
The pastors and preachers who drink
whisky set very bad example to their
churches. Wonder is that those church.
es do not find sober pastors and preach
ers who can do without their dram.
And save US from this lecture of our
co-editor Chase.
Christ does not approve of whisky
drinking church members any more
than He approves of whisky drinking
pastors and preachers. Just the thought
of Jesus patronizing a modern saloon
is sacrilegious.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

nomination today instead of Mr.. La
Follette's. | should be intensely active
to change the method of conducting his
canvass at the South The bold proc
iaElation of purpose to control the
convention by Southern delegates secur-
ed through the detail of Mr.. sHitchc0cb
to 60 South and capture them by ap-
peals to the present Federal oficehoId-
ers, and to the white Republicans and
the white Democrats who may want fu-
ture office, while there is ostracism OF
all the colored people of the South,
would, if it were to meet with success
at the National Convention, most likely
be followed by defeat at the polls
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
CARNEGIE HOSPITAL NEWEST
ADDITION
Branch Work of Avery College Re-
ceives Endorsement of Iron King.
From the Pittsburg Times.

Branch Work of Avery College Re
ceives Endorsement of Iron King.
From the Pittsburg Times.
There is a new hospital in Pittsburgh,
1t is to be known as The Carnegie
Hospital" It is connected with the
Avery College Training School at Az
cry and Nelson streets, North Side, and
authority for the use of the name of
Andrew Carnegie, has been received by
letter. Joseph D. Mahoney, superin-
tendent of the college and training
school, leaves this morning for the East
where he will remain for several days
in conference with representatives of
Mr.. Carnegie, discussing necessary
changes is operating, prior to the receipt
of Mr.. Carnegiel full endorsement
One of the stipulations to the use of
Mr. Carnegie's name and receipt of his
full approval is the appointment of DR..
John A Brashear as a member of the
board of trustees. Dr. Brashear was
present last night at the college on the
occasion of the mid-winter exhibition
of work in company with John D.Cher-
ry. Dig. G-Turfey, and Superintendent
Mahoney
The college has been IN existence for
several years and has been doing a
splendid work IN the training depart
ment Here young women are taught
to sew and do millinery work, and the
young men are taught tailoring and
other useful trades There is a mem
bership at present of three hundred
some of whom are dormitory students
The hospital which at present consists
of two wards, a nurses room and Op-
Grating room, has just been opened and
there all cases, with the exception for
the presence of contagious diseases, will
be received and treated
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
SENATOR CHANDLER'S S
LETTER.

There is no man in this country
more in the confidence of the peo-
pie than ex-senator William Z,
Chandler, of New Hampshire.
Mr.. Chandler has always been
a loyal Republican and a true Am
erican. He has always believed in
fair play for white and black Re
publicans alike. There is no man
more liked by the common people
than Senator Chandler. The Bee
means by the common people, those
who are the bone and sinew of the
republic.
His defense of Southern Repub-
licans is manly and like the man.
Mr.. Chandler takes no backward
steps, and neither does he pick his
man. His letter in another col
umn Of The Bee is an evidence of
loyalty to the Republican party
South. Senator Chandler is for
Senator La Toilette. He must be
a man who can be trusted because
he has the endorsement of Mr..
Chandler.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
4 SELL OUT2

There IS a rumor ahoat that one
of the many tickets in the field
made an effort to sell out this week.
1t is now claimed that the two
white candidates will get off the
ticket. There is another candidate
who has declared that he wants to
go to the convention to make a
deal. Within few days there will
be all kinds of a smash-up in the
states. The fight is now interest
ing, and at any moment someone
will be on the cooling board.