The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

the report that she was left in poor
circumstances. That she denied.
Mrs. Jacobs will take charge of the
funeral arrangement of her husband.
She arranged yesterday with the un-
dertaking firm of VaIente. Marini & Co.
for the burial on Sunday. The services
viii be held under the auspices of
San Francisco parlor. Native Sons of
the Golden West.
Doctor Wood VIII be buried under
Masonic auspices. according to Attor-
ney L. Ernest Phillips.
HYPNOTISM Is SUGGESTED
Phillips. speaking for Mrs. Wood yes
terday afternoon, was unrestricted in
the TRADE he delivered against Mrs.
Jacobs. He asserted that Doctor Wood
was under the hypnotic influence of
Mrs. Jacobs. Bernard Jacobs, brother
of the suicide, was equally positive that
/ Jacobs was under the hypnotic iniu-
ence of his wife. Bernard Jacobs said
1 that his brother loved his wife to dis
traction and never treated her cruelty.
Thus, according to concurrent testi-
/ mony, Mrs. Jacobs was a woman with
I a baneful and evil eye, capable of lead
ing two men to their death.
ITO show the infanmy of that
woman" said Phillips. when she went
TO the emergency hospital last night
I and her husband was dying, the only
thing she asked for was the diamond
ring which Doctor Wood wore, and
which he had bought. She was utterly
/ Indifferent to the fate of her husband
and her lover and was ruled utterly by
! her greed and avarice."
This report, too, Mrs. Jacobs denied
! She declared that when she reached the
/ hospital her first word was TO inquire
concerning her husband.
Attorney II. G. Walker of Oakland,
representing Mrs. Jacobs in the divorce
action brought by her against her hus-
band. made motion in the superior
court yesterday that the suit be dis
fendant. The suit brought by Mrs.
| Wood against her husband is still on
/ the court calendar, a CHASTITY reminder
/ of the turulant infatuation which ended
in murder and suicide.
Petition for letters of administration
on the estate of Doctor Wood was
made yesterday by his widow, Edith
titled to administer, but declares that
she believes Doctor Wood left will
! She obtained an order from court di-
recting the Central bank to open his
safe deposit box. and permit its in
spection by Mrs. Wood as his will and
/ other securities are believed to be
there Mrs Wood stated in her petit
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of the estate. She also obtained orders
from court directing the steward Of the
receiving hospital to give up her hus-
bands personal effects, and directing
the Key Route garage TO give up to
her his automobile.
Doctor Wood left one child. a little
girl Mrs. Jacobs has a small son.
ARTICLES on DEAD MEN
When the bodies of the dead men
were examined at the emergency hos
pital after the shooting the only
articles of value found on Jacobs was
$3.50 In Doctor Woods pockets was
found $SI9s. surgical instruments
checks and other articles. He had a
receipt showing that on the day he
met his death he had paid semi
annual premium of s60.50 on his life
insurance policy. Two fire insurance
policies were in the Doctors pockets.
One was for 81 900 on the household
effects of Mrs. Jacobs at her home.
1855 Grove street. The other was for
a like amount on his Office furniture,
library and instruments.