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ypW iSTTfyXTZ lT Kl I i i it ft IiV Rf IS I I in 4 I 4 1 rt fr i rTif i SM fit 1 6 SAK JFRAXtSM CO QcfoOBEB Jtl 1904 FRQii STUPFEfcS GOMBB cMOfslYthatcoiriei clirctiyfrom thecamD of staffers fc irdints strongly tp the guilt of VVymaii an will 50 far oAyir rT convicting ihe man 1 inVdmlnistration is ttying hird to shieldV Special Poimin Doyle 1 1y cb Toboratesj tin testimony of Fairfax AVheejan regarding Wy mans acts at the primary ejection CAMP DAMNING EVIDENCE FXTR ACTS from testimony given by Special Policeman Joseph Era i Dojrjef Whera was Mr Wheelan when Wymah voted All this 1 time Mf Vheelan wa standing in the doorway of the booth I uw Mr Wheilin look at the rotter and then take a book and pencil from hie pocket and makers note of the entry on the roster alto looked at watch and mad a note of the time Where were you standing when Wyman wrote the name on the ostor I was four or five feetiawayl Where was Mr Wheetan standing Mr Vhceiyri was standing right back of Wyman when the latter Vyrote the name Did Wyman make any remark to you after he got outside the booth He said that he thought that fellow was watching him Who did he mean by that fellow was looking right at Mr WheeJan eye Policeman Doyle Fully Corroborates the Statements ef Wheelan HE ballot box stuffers and their lot and told him I did to see howr champions in the admirrtstra marir had voted tlon were given a genuine sur JrVhan looknS tyour tnw ti riii rt ill ju uu itu Liitu uuiiui mat prSse yesterday during the pre llmlnary examination of Charles Wyman before Police Judge Cabaniss Joseph Doyle a special police man who was In the booth of ihe Seyenf ythlrd precinct Thlrtyninth Assembly district when Wyman voted rave testimony strongly corroborative of that or Fairfax Wheelan JJi complaining witness Itayje swore that he saw Wyman write In the roster secure a ballot girtlb the marking stall come out and hand the folded ballot to the clerk who pfaced In the box He also saw Mr Wheelan take a book and pencil some of the raeh voted six and seven times I did not Doyle denied that he had ever told Dick OConnor Carpenter Burke or any one else that he had been offered immunltr from punishment if he would testify as he had OConnor had told him that the best thing he coulfl do was to teU the truth He never had a cohversatlon with OConnor In the presence of Thomas Gar rity Doyle reiterated that he was present In the booth arid saw Wyman write a name ort the roster take a ballot and go into one of the stalls from his pocket and mak a note of Subsequently be came out and gave the writing on the roster after which the ballot to Clerk1 Sllberstein who Mr Whlan 1ooVa hi wai i placed It In the box While the witness rriade another memorandum in the book saw the defendant write on the roster he did not notice what he wrote Wheelan was nrPRPn nf th fimi Mr Wheelan the witness testified Did you say anything to Wheelan was standing directly behind Wyman about It Theri the defendant yoteJ Wyman No slrr but he spoke to me about also made some Incriminating tate Jt ments to Witness Doyle when they WEAf to see wiiEeia UDOhn ithSw St thC Vptin Witness Doyle testified that after Ail in nil Thi he was subpoenaed as a witness last dv of tilfiil6 8tUffr eang had al Saturday he called on Wheelan at Ti5f rti1 SUprisis yter4Yi the latters house Hls brotherln law 7lV iscu as one OI and lltti rlrl Piit Lwlth him Wh the Maestrettl worker of th Thit ti ninth district and when he was seen occupying a seat in the Police Court In the morning there was bustle amounting almost to a commotion among the star performers 6f the administration who wfere In attendance on the hearing One of the gang approached Doyle and asked him what he was there for The answer I just dropped In to tell the truth furnished no balm to the stuffer crew Maestrettl alias Peterson the special representative of the administration in the stuffer cases iegah to MifH Maestrettl In his anxiety left his stuffer ward Wyman to his own resources most of the day The Works Commissioner pre empted a sear near Lawyer Countryman the ltxiet al adviser and the two field frequent earnest consultations YMAJT IS AGITATED Defendant Wymart became much agitated The stuffer usually balances his nerves With a toothpick npld In his mouth Yesterday he not only chewed the cedar sticks but ate them When the supply of toothpicks was exhausted the stuffer resorted to a large block of plug tobacco to fortify his courage Occasionally a sickly grin would distort his features Ii was plain thatWy man found small solace in the nicotine with which he sought to counter if4 his perturbation at the convincing testimony that was being given against him The first witness called was Regis Voters Adams who identified the1 boundaries flection precincts one and four of the Thlrtyninth As eemoiy aisinct vhjch make the 5eytjrtnrd Primary precinct The petitions of the various political parties for places on the bHcial ballot ferenJdentlfled and put in evidence DOYlES BOMBSHELL Joseph VT Doyle who said he was a special policeman was called by the prosecution Under examination by Attorney Hosmer be testified that ons the afternoon of August 9th at about 4 he was In the polling Place of the Seventy third preclnctr at Baker and Bush streets rv 2 kDOW the defen tnt Charles Wyman ria6 Did youJsee hinY in the booth at the corner of Baker and Bush streeU at about 4 oclock on the afternoon of August 9th I did 5 kn6w Fairfax hee i do vAyy5 tme you iaw Wyman 1rfthe Sftjffil a Wheelan What was iWyman doingV He was looking over a register while he wrote a name In the rosten iThe vwltriess was mstructed by the Cdurfto proceed and tell whathe saw Wyman dqattejp writing a name In the roster VDdyle stated fthat Wyman after writing aname which witness did not read went Into a stall and after remaining there a few minutes came out Atltha folded ballot that he handed to Ballot Clerk Sllberstein The tatter placidthe billot inthe box Whreiwas MrVheeIanj when Wyi man votedn i AH this time cohUnud Doyle Mr Wheelan was standing In the doorway of tberboothi I a Wheelan look at itodi rosfec and then take a hook and pencil from his pocket and mskea note of the entry on the roster He alsdlooked afhis watch and made hqte6f the tirne TRY TO BIMSAlt HIM DpWjr Hi Countryman who represents tne admlblstrijtjontn the stuffer cases held a lohg consultation with Mae strettl alias Peterson rafter which he proceeded to the cross examination of the witness i -Doyle said that he had been a special officer for leleveu years He and hi wife hadi called at Detective Bol gefAhousbne1 veniitgj Bqlgerhad not offered hlmahy Inducements to teftlfyv but had told him tor tell the truth VDId he not tell yda that you had a ballot fn you hand at one time In the booth eh that If you did not testify ahe wished he would prosecutaybu Heaidot Didhe say anything to you about pkkingiupta ballot Ht iatted toeirxpicke4 nip bl lan was expecting company so Doyle said that he would call the next even IngLwhich he did The witness declared that he had Hot been promised any immunity and had told Wheelan thathe proposed to tell the truth Wheelan had showed him a photograph of the names on the roster Charles Wyman and Manri and had said that they were Very similar Countryman had a whispered consultation with Maestrettl These consultations were so frequent that the Works Commissioner seemed to be acting as associate counsel in the casev ---At the conclusion of the whispering Codntryman asked Doyle if he ad not requested James McElroy a deputy county clerk tointercede for him with Detective Bolgier The witness denied that he had done so After the noon recess Countryman asked Doyle if he had talked with any one about his testimony during the intermission The witness said that he had gone to dinner with Detective Bolger and bad asked the latter If he did not think his statement on the witness stand was a truthful one Bolger had replied that he did Counsel for the stuffers returned io the question of Doyle having handled a ballot The witness repeated that he had simply taken the allot up to see how many had voted The ballot was detached from the block Once more the defendants lawyer asked if the witnesshad not asked McElroy to intercede for him and again he received a denial ANOTHER SECRET SESSIOX Countryman held another executive session with Maestrettl after which he came back with the questions Did you not askJtichard OConnor at his house within the past two weeks to see Bolger and request him not to prosecute yoU for handling ballots I never made such a request I do hot remember It Maestrettl and Countryman immediately went into secret session and the Commissioner of Public Works sent his associate back with the following question Do you know Tod McDonald Yes He was around the booth all day I do hot think he was there when Vyman voted This line of examination excited much Interest asTod McDonald is one of the best known gamblers In the State and kept a poolroom In a cellar on Kearny street In which he was attested a short time ago McDonald is a protege of the administration by whose special grace he is permitted to carry on his calling A NEW LIKE Equally great was the surprise when theMcDonald Incident was temporarily dropped end Countryman pro ceededi vis It not a fact that when Wyman came out of the voting stall the ballot went won the floor Instead of Into thfe ballot box To the best of mj knowledge i arid belief the ballot went Into the boxV What name did Wyman give when he voted Ian not positive whether lie gave his Own or some other name lWhere were you standing when Wyman wrote the name on the regls iwas four or five feet away Where vn Mrr Wheelan standing- Mr Wheelan was standing right back of Wyman when the latter wrote the name Countryman held a brief consultation with associate Maestrettl alias Peterson afterwhlch he announced Tbafff alL On redirect examination by Hosmer Witness Doyle said that about tfcfee years ago he had been employed by a private detective agency to watch a warehouse during thet teajnsters strike Doyle said that after Wyman had voted he passed out of the booth after the witness Then followed series of questions and answers that caused Countryman and Maestrettl to hole several aside oonsujtatipns while Wyman exchanged bur customary toothpick for a large plug of tobacco WYMArV WA strspiciots Iid Wyman make any remark to you when he got outside the booth He said that be thought that feli lew ORHmUm wu watching bim vfui Whom did he mean by that fellow He was looking right at Mr Whee an Where wereyou when he made this remark This was immediately after we left the booth and about three feet from the door Did he make any other remark As we passed along he said If it was a vote for Cassldy he guessed it would be all right DoyJe told how Garrlty and Tod McDonald had tried to pull him down McDonald had told him that if he testified In this case they would railroad him to jail Garrlty went to the house of the brother in law of the witness and made threats THREATENED DOYLE McDonald and Garrlty the witness testified mt him at Baker and Bush streets afie night a week ago McDonald said to the witness You dont want to send this fellow Wyman to jail If you do we will have witnesses to prove that you put Wyman up to vote as he did I told him proceeded the witness that I was golrg to protect riiyself and tell the truth Associate Maestrettl and Countryman had another low down talk which gave birth to the following Where was Wheelan when these remarks were made by Wyman Wheelan was standing five or six feet away Did Wheeln say anything He just looked at Wyman thats alt Once more did the friend of the ballot box stuffer and the attorney of the violator of the ulection lawshave a whispered conference Both apparently had had enough for Countryman once more announced That is all Registrar Adams was recalled Countryman asked him if there were any ballots that had not been used at the primary in the booth of the Seventy third precinct Thlrtr rtinth district Adams replied that there were There was one Democratic ballot numbered 103 two Republican ballots numbered 4 and 163 and a Union Labor paster on a Democratic ballot making four in all Adams said that he did not know whether these ballots had been In the ballot box or not As they were numbered according to his testimony they evidently had been voted as It is the practice to number the ballots after they are taken out of the box The defense wanted these ballots before proceeding further1 and as they were not in court an adjournment was taken until next Friday at 2 TRANSGRESSOR i HE way of the transgressor Is hard Slnce former County Clerk AltMrt Ma hony first fell from grace his pathway has been strewn with thorns Last week he was successful before the Supreme Court In having It UDhofd the decision of the lower courts allowing his demurrer in an ac Hon charging him with intent to Vcu i presenting a false and frdulent Claim bill upon the City Treasurer Now however it appears as though he were only to be allowed one little taste of sweet success to make that of his next defeat more bitter Yes tejK the Sheriffs office was iLadJsposIES orJer which will go Into effect to day and this means that Mahony will have to vacate his flat at 2512 Mar ifLireet anfin or himself a fn EJ VOrr 0t Mary A McNeill in Judge Lawlora court when judgment was rendered against Mahony for 237 and costs ntANK wnsoir AcaumEs HOSPITAI EXPERIENCE Hardly Out When His Peculiar Actions Take Him Back in Custody of Two Policemen Frank Wilson an expressman who was taken to the Central Emergency Hospital on Saturday suffering from a possible fracture of the skull and who indignantly refused to remain landed there again yesterday morning Wilson began to exhibit peculiar tendencies when he returned to the Montreal House whjtfe he had been living and they took the form of moving all the belongings of a fellow lodger out Into the street Policemen Douglas and HIckey of the Central Station were called in to put a stop to the house moving exhibition and they had their hands full managing Wilson whom it was necessary to handcuff He was taken to the detention ward of the Emergency Hospital and there the Insanity experts decided that he had better be removed to the City and County Hospital He was already In the City and County ambulance when the orderly noticed the cut on Wilsons head and Informed Dr Kuclch of the fact Dr KUclch who had treated the man on Saturday examined him again and ordered him placed In a bed In the emergency ward So Wilson was held pending developments probably delirium tremens He was riding on a furniture van on Saturday when a car struck the van and tossed him off BUTCHER AND PATRON TIGHT OVER UNIONISM Patrick Doran an enthusiastic labor unionist secured a warrant front P6r lice Judge Cabanlss yesterday charging Fred Ast a Guerrero street butcher with battery He alleges that he selected a steak in Asts shop yesterday morning and just then noticed acard bearing the Inscription Open shop He asked Ast if that represented his principles and on beingassured thatit did refused to take the steak There was a hotargu ment and Doran alleges that Ast struck ihlm on the Jaw with his fist Crrt IS SUED TOR SALARIES James A Code brought stilt against the city and county iof San Francisco yesterday for J2200 oh account of ser vicesVrendei ed by himself and other em ployes in tne xax ioueciora umce last May Code and eighteen other men SAY AGENTS COAXED THEM Passengers Who Bought Round Trip Tickets in the East Tel of Alleged Deception The methods of regular railroad agents with regard to Knight Templar excursion tickets were In question yesterday In Judge Muraskys court A RIgdon a ticket broker has been cited for contempt for an alleged violation of the injunction prohibiting the local scalpers from dealing In these special excursion tickets and as part Of his defense his attorney Samuel Shortridge has Introduced evidence as to the acts of the railroad companies John Weber testified yesterday that he went to the Chicago and Northwestern office In Chicago in last August and spoke to the agent about getting tickets to San Francisco for himself his wife and son He was willing to wait until September when single way tickets to San Francisco were to be procurable at the cut rate of 33 but the agent advised him to buy Knight Templar tickets at 50 each telling him that he could sell the return portion of each ticket here for 15 or 20 and that he would thus for about the same outlay arrive here In time for all of the conclave es i tlvlties Weber did as advised and at the agents suggestion wrote his name as Web on his ticket abbreviating his signature so that It might be more easily imitated when scalped and sold again The specifications on each ticket call for the signing thereon by the original purchaser of his or her name but Weber testified that neither his wife nor son went to the agents office and that he wrote their abbreviated names On reaching here he found that he could not dispose of the return portions of the tickets because of the injunction He came over the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines Rudolph Holzhausen testified that he paid 47 50 for a Knight Templar round trip ticket at the Burlington and Quincy office In St Louis In August He had proposed to get a oneway ticket but the agent talked him into taking the other and advised him to buy one calling for a return trip via Los Angeles as he could more easily sell the return portion here The agent knew Holzhausens name but told him that it did not matter what name he put on the ticket and Holzhausen shortened his signature to Holz Finding that he could not bell the return portion of his ticket here Holzhausen concluded to return East and he went to the joint agency of the companies on New Montgomery street to have it validated He experienced considerable difficulty in convincing the validation agent that he was the original purchaser and whin this fact was admitted the agent refused to validate the ticket because he believed that Holzhausen Intended to sell It He stamped It so that Holzhausen could not use it and offered to place Holzhausen on board a train putting the ticket in the conductors hands and give him transportation to St Louis Holzhausen refused this offer explaining that he objected to being shipped like freight and that he did not need a guardian Beyrelss the validation ageht admitted that Holzhausens account of what took place at his office waa correct Judge Murasky said that he would decide to morrow whether or not the affidavits from Chicago offered by Shortridge should be admlttd ATTORNEY GENERAL SUES GET RICH QUICK COMPANY A suit against the Pacific Funding and Security Company a get rlch quick concern to stop it from doing further business and to have it dissolved was begun yesterday by Attorney General Webb in the name of the people of the State of California The company which was incorporated on April 30 1904 promises to pay 110 for each 80 which It receives from certificate holders the J80 being contributed in weekly instalments of 1 Twenty percent of the money received is taken by the managers for expenses The complaint states that the men running this concern have fraudulently represented that the whole of the companys capital stock has been paid up while the fact is that no payment has been made on the capital stock although all of It has been subscribed for The outstanding certificates call for a return of not less than 18000 to the holders and it Is alleged that the company has hot enough money on hand or invested to pay more than 5 per cent of this sum It relies on the weekly installments to meet de Tnon1 thv urine Jta course It is charged Is against public policy The Superior uoun is requested io appoint a receiver to take charge of all the companys property The case has been assigned to Judge Seawell Attorneys Baggett Jones and Sheridan are associated with the Attorney General in bringing the suit I ir i 1 iMISCELIiANEOPS Im 1 Tf A TaT 1 JrmVUi iTissHslsHW mmdmi without this famous SfnPVHL MKKBmB underwear Noman or I JH3mm iMam MiiM 1 riencetf th keen sense I WfKMKtttiMl BUBIHHW ReoBietMlcd by I itaHIKvyBHJ HHIhHk Palctaaa everywhere mSl9ES2tKmMJ mOB i iMil K9K0SfeSfl9H9IH Raphael weill coi I and HH ft TD ti His lH Co0ks ChooSa a Jill Agoodproof ummm Mwfa3 DLaUiWILLLJI 0 4nipi 1 1 VV prompted William Lee head XsgS PvT ERAUD IS CHARGED In an answer and cross eomplaint filed I yesterday by Attorney Van Ness in the suit of Charles Robinson as administrator of Mrs caroune A kod virf a ntra clerks at a alarvnf insons estate against the Hibernla 100 per month eacbj But their demands Savings and Loan Society the charges for May were notjcashed because the of fraudulent conspiracy and conceal fund for the purpose was exhausted HJ ment of facts from the court which art Herxerthe Tax Collectors cashier andembraced in the charges made against A Gunstr another emploje also Attorney George Collins in the dis failed to get their salary lSo each for i barment proceedings re repeated It that month The suit is based on the was In the litigation over the property contract which it Is alleged the city and on Howard street near Twenty second county made to pay each of these em which la involved in this suit that At ployes Select Tor St Louis Fair Special train absolutely limited to 100 October S7th in charge experienced conductor who pilots party through Fair Kxcentionally low rateV Address Booth iSiontgomery street torney CoKlns took the course which led to complaint being filed against him with the Supreme Court Cure a Coldin One Diy Tke tixitiT Ttxvao lniaeiTtbieiiv AD drurrlita lefond the money It fU to enre XJS OroT ipifstl pa esch box 23cJ Villiam Lee Takes Poison Is Found Dying in Room by His Sweetheart He Leaves Her Long Letter but Fails to Tell Why Killed Himself Desponden cy Thought jo Be the Cause HAT the trouble was that prompted William Lee head wrapper In the City of Paris store to commit suicide yesterday he kept to himself Even in the farewell letter which he penned to the girl he was engaged to marry and to whom he had just presented a jing he gave no inkling of what it was that made life a burden to him She found the note when she went to his room at 780 Folsom street at noon yesterday bearing a bowl of soup for him for he had telephoned to the store that he was 111 and the message had been transmitted to her The instant that she saw his apparently lifeless form stretched on the bed she knew that it was something more than mere illness and summoned the nearest physician It did not take him long to make up his mind that the case was one for the Central Emergency Hospital and there Lee was sent while the girl Mildred de Martini of 903 Union street followed the ambulance clutching the letter tightly At the hospital WhilejShe kept her lonely vigil of hours outside the room where the surgeons were trying to save the life of Lee she read and reread the ietter without discovering a clew in it to tell her what had been wrong He wrote In part as follows am going to1 make a trip Into the great unknown I am up against it Borne persons say that the man who kills himself Is ihsane but I am in my full senses and the last thing I shall see before they leave me Is your face Keep the ring You know that I love you better than my life and I wish that I could see you before I die but somehow I have not got the courage to face 4 you When you say your prayers at night say one for Billie for it may help him somewhere Some Sunday When you have nothing to db goto my nephew and tell him that I have gone far away but do not let him know where My heart is broken This was the substance of the letter which covered four pages It had bfen placedin an envelope and stamped Evidently it had been written just before Lee swallowed the poison After the young woman had read It she said We had been engaged for a week and he had just given me a ring Last night he came to my house at 903 Union street to say goOd by to me I He told me that he was going away on a long irip ana wnen i wornea at his downheartedness asked him where he did not tell me I cant get any explanation from his letter It may bfr that he worried over the death of his mother father and sis ters for he was entirely alone in the world His mother who was the last one left of hlS5amlly died two years ago Atthe hospital Dr JCuclch diagnosed the case as probable laudanum poisoning A young clerk who went to the mans room at 950 oclock In the morning went away leaving Lee without assistance He was not removedremoved to the hospital until after the noon hour and thus valuable time was lost Physicians worked over Lee all afternoon Without success his death occurring at 625 REDUCES JOBBERY CHARGE TO BATTERY John Benson the drunken sailor who made an attack on Mrs Kate Courtney Of 322 Main street at Main and Howard streets the night of September 15th and was charged with an attempt to commit robbery proved even by the prosecuting witnesses before Police Judge Megan yesterday that he was a harmless though bibulous character The assault was made in front of an engine house and Benson was chased by the firemen to the Sailors Home where he was found in bed The firel men and the arresting policeman Smith told the Court that they considered It a drunken freak without robbery for a motive and In view of this and the testimony the charge was reduced to battery and Benson was sentenced to six mpntns in the County Jail Picture Frames Our Eastern selection of frames and moldings for fall trade now In better and more beautiful than eTer before Sanborn Vail Co 741 Market at TO GIVE XAWN FETE IN CONVENT GARDEN A lawn fete will be given next Saturday October 15th In the gardens of St Marys Convents on Rincon hill for the benefit of St Brendans Church at Fremont and Harrison streets The fete 111 be under the auplces of the Sisters of Mercy of the convent ana will be somewhat in the nature of a reunion of the old pupils of that Institution The afternoon exercises will be designed especially for the young children and the evening programme will consist of musical and vocal specialties One feature wtll be a tea booth which will be in charge of a number of little girls dressed In Japanese costumes There will be other booths for the sale Of candy and such articles donated to the church The League of the Cross Band will furnish music during the evening and among those taking part In the performance will be Miss Mae OKeefe the Elks quartet Frank Scully and others bratea teryflne furniture Grocer Honor When youdsk your grocer for Ghirdrdellis Ground Chocolate or Breakfast Cocoa have you enough faith in him to know that he wont attempt to foist oh you or your child cheap imitations If he is an honest man he will give you the Ghirardelli Cos preparations He knows 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