The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

Some show OF temper, and indica :
fions Of the. .rigors- of. the investiga-
lions into the :SeHife Of the superior
court. by the .enl bsttIed. tegions- of the
graft cases distinguished. yesterday 5
session Of tle::Iria9 of f.. A IS. Blake
before Superior Judge Dunno. The hear
ing of evidence }Ti3tlfe case: 7SoiaId have
+ egun. probably. adj not the 5uTy. pan eI
heen exhausted when there was. blit
one place in The box Vet to be filed.
At that TIME The defense: had but. one
pereRptoa-y challenge left OF Its ailoa-
nient sof.51O and the prosecution had
used three: Of las. i've. cIal lens ges Two
5llrYnleif We're swofn- yesterday. Will
liam McKsy. President OF the kEeil
tanning company. and Winfield r Noy.
a grocer. ~ -: 80. :.-.~
SINILAR TO RUFF T9sEsI,
.The Blake case r n :lx. product Of
tire. Ruef. prosecutions, in that. Blake Is
charged: with "a ;attelnpf to brfbe John
Martin Kellys: a. Ienirenlan drawn. on
The Ruef panel before. Judge Eawlor.
in the pending action the same stfInI-
lants FOR aceFbity.: exist that have
made: the Ruef' case exciting. They
came to tlle surface yesterday
While Winfield r: Noy, who Hives at
: Guerrero street. was under eNaInina-
7ion he. was. .ask ked- by Carl Lindsay of
DldAt II ~ tlsd lIlstlA llldL
2 man should be sent to the peniten-
tisrE for. doing. what the city pays
men to do. 7inxestiga JHrors). do
yoU2r. :. '':@ .'-....-. 81:
Those. vile ms rilatiais. are not
right are not iusts" DECLARED District
Attorney Langddn: --.*
= -IrGort want 2 asc one 10 SAY: I am
making vile il'sTnllstioils' = LINDSAY pro-
Judge Dunne declared that. the at
torneys ~digressed too much. r..
HIS VIEWS soUNDEB .'..:- III.
Two. Of the .Venireaien examined had
been visited by. i1yes tigators-. Fred
erick Schmidt. a real estate ag1ant liv-
ing at 4s12 Nfnefeenth street. who was
excused on a .perenptory challenge by
the defense. said that he had been
sounded on: his views -olf: the graft
prosecution before he knew that he
was on the. jury panel: A man: repre-
senting himself To abe 4: solicitor for
members of the Cad Fellows inter
viewed Schmidt.
Z wish I knew who he was" said
Judge Dunno
I wish 7 knew both Isangden. and
Lindsay ehorused-
; 7 think / can tell. You who sent
him." said Langdon.- -:
4 think I can tell you" Lindsay
echoed. .--.-+.
Neither told. II.
Walter S. Gray of $50 Clayton street,
manager Of the Colombia photograph
company, said that he had been ap-
preached by. one of the Schindlers. who
represented himself as a correspondent
for a London newspaper. w. l. Schind-
Ter and r. C. SCHNEIDER are employees OF
Special Agent Burns. The visitor had
asked his views on the graft prosecu-
tion. Gray was peremptoriiy chal-
1enged by the defense.
Charles II, johnson, 20s Carl street.
who believed that the graft prosecution
was slow, was challenged by the. de-
fense by the exercise Of a peremptory.
Max Goldsmith 1901 California street.
said that he would not make. q air
juror because he could not give full
credence to. the testimony of Burns or
any of his men who might be called as
witnesses in the case. he was excused.
The court instructed the bailiR to
bring special Venire of 10 names into
court this morning at IL o'clock