The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11

whom money was actually paid to is
there?" demanded Heney.
No" answered the witness. That's
right"
What's the purpose of keeping
books in that way?' was the next
query. There was an objection and the
question was stricken out. Then Heney
made his demand for the elimination
of STAIRS testimony concerning the car
strike, and the end came quickly.
During the taking of the last bits
of testimony the courtroom was star
tied when Heney turned in his chair
and cried, Call Mr. Pauduveris to the
stand" The name of the missing wit
ness of the Gallagher dynamiting cases
caused momentary sensation in the
courtroom. Spectators aroused them
selves as though electrified and the
attorneys for the defendant turned
startled glances toward the body of
the room. Heney grinned and seemed
to enjoy the sensation, for the man
he was seeking was not Felix Paudu-
veris. the dynamiter but the latters
brother, Dionysius Pauduveris of Oak
land. The witness simply testified that
he had not seen or heard of his brother
since he fed from San Francisco when
the dynamfting exposures occurred, and
did not know his whereabouts.
Golden NJ. Roy, at whose home the
trapping of Supervisors Lonergan
Walsh and Boxton took place. told the
details of the carrying out of the plan
whereby the city officials were caught
in the act of taking bribes. Mrs. Alex
Latham and acting Treasurer Adam M
Dahler of the United Railroads were
recalled to the stand for a short time
to I'LL in certain details of testimony
neglected when they were first on the
witness stand.
Court will be called at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Two Witnesses Coming
EUREKA, June I0.-Miss Frances
Hitchings, a school teacher of this
county, and l. D. Maroney, a long sought
witness in the trial of Patrick Calhoun
in San Francisco, left today on the
steamer City of Topeka with H J.
Laurentsen, a detective connected with
the prosecution of that case Both
Miss Hitchings and Maroney are under
subpoena to appear on the witness stand
Laurentsen came here several weeks
ago and served a subpoena on Miss
Hitchings. whose school is in the south
ern part of the state. She accompanied
him to San Francisco, but although put
on the stand, Maroneys testimony was
thought necessary to substantiate her
evidence. Maroney was located a few
days ago and Laurentsen's second trip
to Humboldt county followed.
1t is reported here that Miss Hitch
ings, while in Harris. where her school
is located, overheard a conversation
bearing on the San Francisco case be-
tween John Helms and Maroney, who, it
is alleged, is former detective once
in the employ of the United Railroads
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DENIES BIG RAILROAD MERGER st.
Paul, June 1o.-Louis W. Hill, president Of
the Great Northern railroad company today
emphatically denied the report from New York
that J. ]. Hill. chairman of the Great Northern
board Of directors. had found way TO merge
in single corporation the Great Northern.
Northern Pacific. burlington and the Colorado
and Southern railways under the broad charter
provisions Of the latter road.
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