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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
CORONER'S JURY GIVES
COMPROMISE" VERDICT
Members Fail to Place Cause in
RaWn Case

CHICAGO, July 29.-The verdict of
the coroner's jury in the case of Ira
G. Rawn, was so worded as to show
Rawn was believed by the jurors to
have been responsible for his own
death. but the question of suicide or
accident was left to be fought out by
the family and the insurance com
panies 1t took several hours delfber-
alton to reach finding. One of the
chief points involved in the long dis
cussion was how to word the document
in such a manner as not to- deprive
Rawns family of any legal rights the
members have under the $4,000 of
accident insurance policies left by him.
Two Of the six jurors held out for a
long time for verdict of suicide; two
others held to the accident theory
The verdict was a compromise be-
tween these divergent views.
. trhe verdict was as follows:
tho death of Ira G. Rawn at his home in Win
netka on July 20 find that he came to his death
at 30 o'clock on the morning of July 20
from shock and hemcrrhage caused by bullet
from his own revolver fired by his own hand
hit whether this was accidental or with suicidal
intent this jury can not determine. except that
the location of the wound and the type of re-
yolrer render the accident theory less probable
Coroner Hoffman was much disap-
pointed that he had been unable to
procure witnesses who might clear up
the alleged connection of Rawn with
huge frauds In contracts with the IIli-
nois Central railroad when Rawn was
vice president of that road. Represen-
tatiyes of the railroad declined to tes-
'fifv and put the refusal on the ground
that to give information would inperil
pending litigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
GRAFT HUNTER is
IN ENEMY's SHOES
w. F. Malone, Leader in anti
Swipe" Circles, Faces 20
Charges Himself
Especial Dispatch to The Call

CRESCENT CITY, July 29.-With 20
charges of misconduct in office sus-
tained against him William F. Malone
assessor of Del Norte, was removed
from office yesterday by Judge Hughes
of Sacramento county, who presided
over his trial.
Poll tax was the rock upon which
Malone came to grief About 100 citi-
zens testified against him, and among
them were many who swore to the
payment of poll tax, and produced re-
ceipts in evidence of which there were
no entries on the books of the county.
On that showing, the charges of mall
feasance and nonfeasance in Office
Were sustained.
The trial of Malone was very sensa-
tionaI, and there was much excitement
over the outcome of the case.
Malone has been active in bringing
charges of fraud against other county
officials. In January last he fled suit
in San Francisco against District At
torney George Howe and Superior
Judge Chlds, now candidate for con-
gress in the first district alleging col
fusion TO defraud Del Nortc county.
The case grew out sof the Barney
claim, by which Childs was forcing an
assessment of a large timber company
Judge Seawell. before whom the case
was tried, dismissed the action as
without merit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
JUSTICE MOODY TO
Retire SHORTLY
Will Announce His Decision to
Quit Before Expiration of
Enabling Act

MAGNOLIA, Mass, July 29.-Asso-
ciate Justice William H. Moody of the
United States supreme court has def
nitely stated that he will announce
his retirement from the bench prior to
the expiration of the enabling act
passed in his behalf by the last con-
greSs. This act expires the middle of
November.
In order that the president might be
relieved OF any eiubarra ssmept d1e to
cor flicting reports of Justice Moody's
intentions. il is sal otue iuri5t some
time ago informed Taft of his purpos e
to cult the bench The president has
twice been al Magnolia to see Justice
Moody this summer, and on both oc-
caSionS urged him to take all the time
he desired in making up his mind
Justice Moody replied that his decision
was irrevocable.
Justice Moody's health is improving,
but he feels he will not be strong
enough to assume the arduous duties of
the coming term, which is to be taken
up with most serious questions. He
will retire in the hope that complete
rest for a while. devoid of all worries
as to his future status, may restore
him TO full strength.
The president now faces the respon-
sibility of appointing two associate JUS
tices of the supreme court and desig-
mating a chief justice.
Advices from Beverly are that the
president has not changed his attitude
with respect to the chief justiceship.
Governor Hughes still appears to have
the field practically to himself
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
United States Watching

WASHINGTON. July 29.-The treat
ment OF non Catholic denominations in
Spain has been watched closely by the
diplomatic representatives of the United
states at Madrid.
The investigation Of 1906 came as the
result Of a protest filed with President
Roosevelt by Rev. John Lee and Bishop
]. 3. Wilson. Acting Secretary of state
Ba con at that time asked Minister Col
licr to report on the status of nom
Catholic denominations in Spain.
In his report Minister Collier called
tie attention OF the state department
- the existing constitution which
designated the Catholic religion as that
of the state and obligated Spain to
maintain its worship and its ministers.
The American minister quoted the sec
ton which declared that no one should
be interfered with because of religious
opinions. but that no ceremonies or
manifestations in public. except those
OF the religion Of the state. were to be
permitted.
Collier said that funeral services were
never interfered with, even when the
Protestant minister appeared in his
clerical capacity in the streets; that
churches and chapels might be built
but that distinctiveIy ecclesiastical ar
chitecture. calculated to proclaim the
building as the seat Of Protestant
form of worship. was not allowed, or.
s+ least. that the Protestants had re-
Trained from such form of architecture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
WOMEN KILLED BY TWO TRAINS
MOTHERS DIE WITH DAUGHTERS
HITS
AUTO BEARING
FAMILY

FRESNO, July 29.-Mother and
daughter dead, one son seriously in
jured and another slightly hurt, is the
result of collision which occurred at
Reedley between an automobile and a
Southern Pacific passenger train.
The dead woman is Mrs. John z.
Kleinsasser.
The automobile was turned COM
pletely over as result of the impact,
and two boys in the front seat were
thrown distance of 40 feet. Their
escape was miraculous. Mrs. Klein
sasser lived about 10 minutes after she
was picked up. but her small daughter
was Instantly killed and badly mangled.
The accident occurred in plain view
of the depot platform where crowd
awaited the train.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
ENGINES APPROACH
NOT HEEDED BY
DRIVER

STOCKTON. July 29.-While attempt
ing to drive across the track in front of
Santa he train near Avena in San
Joaquin county this afternoon Mrs
Sarah Poyner was instantly killed and
her daughter. Miss May Poyner, was
so seriously injured that she died two
hours later in the Stockton hospital.
The women failed to see or hear the
train and the engineer. being on the op-
posite side of the locomotive, did not
see them until too late.
The women were thrown clear of the
track and the rig was demolished. The
Poyners are we'll known residents of
the county, John Poyner, the son of
Mrs Poyner, being large grain
farmer
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
PLOT TO SLAY
D0VAGER QUEEN
Is DISCOVERED
Anarchist Chosen to Kill Mother
of Italian Ruler Confesses
and Commits Suicide
Attempt Was to Have Been
Made Yesterday, Anniversary
of King Humbert's Murder
Especial Gable TO The Call


MILAN, July 29.--An anarchist plot
to murder the dowager queen, Marghe-
rita was discovered today. which was
the tenth anniversary of the assassina
tion of her husband. King Humbert
who was slain at Monza on July 20
1900. The man who was chosen to
execute the decision of the revolution
ary group gave himself up to the po-
lice and, after confessing his part in
the plot, committed suicide in the
prison
For several days the police have
noted signs of the activity of the radi-
cal element, and several arrests have
been made. The various groups con-
city held frequent meetings, and at one
of these it was decided to assa ssinate
the dowager queen on the anniversary
of her husbands violent death. a man
was chosen by lot to carry out this
decision, but his courage failed him and
he revealed the entire plot to the secret
police
The chapelle expiatoire, erected by
order of Queen Margherita on the very
spot where the late king was mur-
dered was inaugurated today a. Monza
with appropriate ceremonies. All the
civil and military authorities were
present.
The principal speech was made by
Signor Fabri, member of the cham
Der of deputies. The chapel is a tri-
umphant art of architecture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
PINCHOT ADVOCATED FOR
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Gifford Pin
chot. former chief forester under Theo-
dore Roosevelt. took his place today
upon the list of possible candidates for
the republican nomination for governor
of New York and Theodore Roosevelt
was asked to support his candidacy
While the former president has not
said anything that in any way resem-
bIes an outspoken declaration in favor
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
CRANE COMING
HERE TO SOUND
WEST FOR TAFT
Massachusetts Senator Detailed
as Emissary for Report on
Campaign Outlook
Chief Executive Cancels Sum=
mer and Fall Engagements,
but Will GO to Panama
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

lSPcCldt L/i5pdtCH 10 ne "a
BEVERLY, Mass, July 29.-President
Taft issued circular letter today can
ceiling or refusing more than 90 en-
gagements for the late summer and
fall. The letter explains that the leg
islation of the last congress put sew
eral new duties on the shoulders of the
chief executive and that he has not
the time to be travelling around the
public business.
Senator w. Murray Crane of Massa-
chusetts, upon whose advice and po-
litical sagacity President Taft has re-
lied greatly in the first year of his
administration, is going to the Pacific
coast and back at Tafts request.
Crane called at Burgess point OH the
presidents invitation.
Wants an Ear to Ground
1t was first reported that the senate
was going west in connection with the
status of Secretary Ballinger, but it
became known later that that is not
his mission, at least not officially The
president wants first hand report on
campaign conditions in the critical
points in the middle and far west
1t was stated with authority that the
president never has considered and
never will consider asking Secretary
Ballinger to retire from the cabinet
Will Go to Panama
In November, it was announced, the
president VIII make a three weeks trip
to the isthmus of Panama to observe
the progress of the worn on the big
canal.
Political considerations may have had
a great deal to do with the presidents
decision. 1t would be difficult for the
president to travel through the doubt
full states in September and October
without being drawn into the cam
paign, or al least having his speeches
construed into political utterances.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
WESTINGHOUSE TURNED OUT
BY GREAT CORPORATION
Especial Dispatch tosFhe Call

NEW YORK, July 29.-George West
inghouse, inventor of the air brake that
revolutionized railroad operations,
whose electrical inventions have done
more to develop American industries
than those of any other man except
Thomas A. Edison, was ousted today
from the presidency of the Westing-
house electric and manufacturing conf
pany. The end of Westinghouse ex-
ecutive activities came at meeting of
the directors in the companys offices,
165 Broadway.
The retirement had been foreshadowed
for a year. 1t was known in Wall
street that irreconcilable differences as
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ATTEND MASS ON TRAIN
Pastor of St. Mary's Creates
Ecclesiastical Novelty

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, July 20
Rev William P. Sullivan of ST Mary's
cathedral, San Francisco. created an
ecclesiastical novelty near here yester-
day, when he conducted mass on an
eastbound Santa Fe train. The service
was attended by a hundred Knights of
Columbus en- route to Quebec. Canada
and was held in one of the cars which
had been labeled the chapel car
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
OFFICIALS URGED TO AID
CALIFORNIA INDUSTRIES
Mineralogist Calls. Attention TO
State Law

Letters are beingmsent by State Min
eralogist Lewis E.wAubury to every
city, state and county official in Cali
fornia, asking that particular pains be
taken in the future to see that in or
dering supplies the California product
be given precedence. Enclosed in each
letter is a copy of section 3247 of the
political code, which makes this COM
pulsory.
The letter declares that although
many architects decry the use of Cali
fornia products, experience has shown
that they are in nearly every case the
equal of those brought from outside
the state boundary
Information as to producers of any
material may be had on application at
the mining bureau in the ferry build
ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

of any candidate. it is believed that he
does-not look unkindty upon the Pin
chot boom.
Dr. Samuel McCune Lindsay. former
commissioner of education of Porto
Rico and now professor of Columbia
university, is the man who launched
the new boom. He had long and con-
fidential talk today with Colonel Roose-
welt and left with the air of a man well
pleased with the turn things had taken.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

to management and policy had arisen
between President Westinghouse and
Robert Mather, chairman of the di-
rectors.. The relationship between the
two officials became so strained last
January that the directors gave West
inghouse a vacation until August 1
next.
The collapse of the corporation in
the panic of 1907 came as great sur
prise to the public. 1t took the re-
ceiver II months TO bring its affairs
out of chais- In December. 1908, with
the cooperation of it's creditors, it was
able to resume business in excellent
financial condition. Edward F. Atkins
of Boston was elected president today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
CHESS CHAMPION GETS
DRAW WITH LEONHARDT

HAMBURG. July e9-In the tenth
round of the international chess mas
ters, tournament played today the
American champion. Frank ]. Marshall
of Brooklyn drew his game with Leon
I-rdt. The leaders TO date are:
Schlechter and Niemzowitsch each with
Z points: Chotimirski s points; Duras.
Marshall and Spielman " points each
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Porter Charlton
Declared Insane
By -Four Alienists
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Por-
ter Charlton, held in the Hud-
son county, n. J., Jail for the
murder of his wife. Mary Scott
Charlton. was declared insane
today by a commission of ex-
pert alienists employed by the
prisoners father. Judge Paul
Charlton. The experts were DR..
Alan McLane Hamilton and
Doctors Dana, Fisher and Ar
litz. The four doctors have been
making A study of the prisoner
almost from the day of his ar
rest.
One Of the lawyers employed
to defend young Charlton an
nounced today that the report
of the physicians had been COM
pleted and they had decided that
the young man is irresponsible.
The SO days during which the
authorities may hold a prisoner
pending. extradition expires
August %, but Charlton's at
torney has agreed that that
right will be waived by the de-
fense and the young man will
remain in jail until the hear
ing.
After that he will undoubted-
lay be placed i'm some asylum
for the insane. Under the cir
cumstances Garvin did not OBJ
ject to the postponement.
The acting counsel for Italy,
Gustavo di Rossa. has been not
ified of the request to have the
hearing postponed until Sep
tember 20. He has filed no OBJ
jections as yet and it is not
believed he Will do so.
The verdict of the alienists,
it is fully believed, Will be ac-
cepted as final in the proceed
ings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
BOARD is NAMED FOR
RAISING THE MAINE

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-General
oliver, acting secretary of war. has
appointed a board of engineers charged
with the responsibility of raising the
battleship Maine in Havana harbor.
The board consists of Colonel William
NJ. Black, Lieutenant Colonel Mason M.
Patrick and Captain Harley B. Fergu-
son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
AMBASSADORS DAUGHTER
IS MARRIED IN VIENNA
Quaker City Man Takes Miss
Gladys kerens as Bride

VIENNA. July 2s.-Announcement
was made today of the marriage en-
-gagement Of Miss Gladys Kerens of
st. Louis, Mo, daughter of Richard c.
Kerens. American ambassador to Aus
tro-Hungary, and George II. Golket of
Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

NEGRO MURDERER HANGED-Fort Madison
Ia July 29.-John Junkin, the negro con
yicted of tho murder of Clara Rosen. a white
girl. who was killed while returning from
choir practice in Ottumwa in February 1905
was hanged at noon today in the pepitentiary
here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
AMBASSADOR OF
!. SPAIN RECALLED
FROM VATICAN
Rupture Inevitable, Is Opinion
Expressed After Meeting Be-
tween King and Premier
CanaIejas Tells Alfonso That
Government Can Not Accept
Pope's Conditions
Cabinet Leader VIII Continue
Anti-CIericaI Program, Count
ing on Support of Ruler

O AN SEBASTIAN, Spain. July %
Al the close Of conference this
- evening between King Alfonso and
premier Canalejas it was announced
that Marquis Emilio de ojeda. Spanish
ambassador to the Vatican, had been
recalled.
At the same time the opinion was ex-
pressed that rupture with the Vati-
can was inevitable. Senor Canalejas
told the king that the government
could not accept the conditions of the
p N-atican's last note and that the Nati-
= can would be so informed.
= Premier Canalejas viii continue his
Rnti-clericaI program, counting on the
support of King Alfonso.
Don Jaime of Bourbon, the carlist
pretender 10 the Spanish throne, issued
a manifesto today to the carlists in
parliament congratulating them on
their loyalty TO the pope and their de-
. tense of the church, and declaring:
= y think the day is not far distant
. when my followers must rally to our
-nag. / viii lead the battle"
= Situation Grave
. MADRID. July 29-Ominous reports
are received following the publication
of the news that a rupture between the
Spanish government and the Vatican is
imminent
The Vatican has declared that the ne
= Eotiations looking TO q revision Of the
% concordat can not be continued until
the. imperial decree permitting non
Catholic societies 10 display the in
sigma Of public worship has been with
drawn. Premier Canalejss has re
2 sponded that he ai-aet-caHcsl the pro-
EraIn which the government has an
nounced.
In some quarters it is believed that
the Holy See counts on the fall of the
government. Csnalejas, however, is
said TO have had the assurance of the
kings support at the time he deter
mined on his plan for religious changes.
. The general situation is complicated
by the unrest among the miners in the
Catalonian provinces. and the occa-
sieuaI clashes between the Catholic
and non-Carholic elements througout
the country.
El Mundo discussing The threatened
break between the Spanish govern
ment and the Vatican, says:
The Holy See has no reason to feel
:oGcndcd. 1t is heading deliberately
toward a rupture which viii precipi-
fa+s r1o oDoufrp Of 4 rapid and ener-
getjc anti-clerical campaign"
Manifestations Interdicted
BILBAO Spain. July 29.-Op account
OF excitement here over the church
and state question the governor has in
tcrdicted Catholic and other manifes-
zations which had been arranged for
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Manifestations Interdicted

BILBAO. Spain. July 29.-On account
of excitement here over the church
and state question the governor has in
terdicted Catholic and other manifes-
zations which had been arranged for
next Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
PRESIDE OFFICERS

HAVE DEVISED ROLLING KITCHEN
WHICH Is EXPECTED TO RAISE
THE EFFICIENCY OF THE
ARMY. READ ABOUT TIN
THE SUNDAY CA
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Because, others have prospered
by d~epositing thoir earnings in tho
Saving Department Of tho Bank Of
Leflore and received four per cent
interest.
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Aks no

Miss Halle IVES johnson Joined =
party Of college friends, chaperoned by
their teacher, Miss Jarman OF Blue
Mountain College, on ~ extended trip
aboard. Thsy went by way Of Chicago
visiting Niagara Falls and other inter
esting point and have sailed from New
York and viii return sometime In Sept
smber. The party will visit the follow
ing countries: England, France, Germ
any, Italy and Scotland.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-07-08
Brick Offices Completed.

The new brick Office building of
tho Greenwood Compress and Stor
ago Company has been completed.
A spacious vault occupiestthe center.
Its well-appointsd office for this
excellent compress firm.
This firm il preparing for its us
nal handsome patronage, and is we'll
equipped in the way Of commodious
Office apartments.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-07-08
z 1-2 Lots For Sale.

In North Greenwood on Bell avenue
Good reasoA Tor selling. Apply
p. B. DENNIS.
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A. Good Time.

Now is a ripe time to start that
account in the Saving Department
of the Bank of Leflore. There are
many reasons why.
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SEQ ALFRED STONER.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-21
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