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TvgpF wlj 14 SAN FBAyCISCO CHBONICIiE FRIDAY OCTOBER 24 1902 1 I ii i I COLONEL HUSTON IS FOUND GUILTY MURDERED CANNIBALS Solomon Island Natives Kill a Defenseless Woman and Her Infant Child LITTLE ONE DECAPITATED AND THE HEAD IMPALED CRIME TOOK PLACES AT SEW BRITAIN WHERE THE BLACKS STILL EAT HlMAXS Victims Were the Wife and Daughter of a German Trader Who Was Absent From Home Lieutftfant Colonel Joseph Huston Found Guilty of Dereliction of Duty and Sentenced to Reprimand Court Martiai Sentences the Officer to Be Reprimanded by the Reviewing Authority LIElTENAXT COLONEL Joseph Huston has en fouiul jruilty a court martial of dereliction of duty In not attempting to juell the recent soldier riots at the Pres idio The sentence of the court is that Huston be reprimanded by the reiewnR authority Major General Hughes It fui ther states The court is thus lenient on account of the evident opinion held by the accused that he was acting within the provisions of the law There were two charges against Huston one of not taking roper or sufficient steps to quell a oldier riot which he knew was in progress outside of the Presidio the other of mnduct to the prejudice of good ordrr and military discipline Of part of this harge hn relates to the general disorder continuing without interference from Huston he is found guilty but the court did not agree with the charge that Hustons command to Lieutenant Feeter to remain within the gate limited that officers action so that he could make no attempt to assist thoe calling on him for aid in stopping the riot In reviewing the verdict of the court members Major General Hughes disagrees with them on thi point and maintains that the prosecution brought evidence to bear showing that Hus ton In his order told Feeter to not take any further action and that this ldence was not disproed bv the defene General Hughes rebuke is harp He sis The enUnce is approved and confirmed In executing the duty assigned hjm it is thought the reviewing authniitj that it is onl necessary to invite the attention of the accused to the reasons given by the court for the leniency of the sentence It seems to be almost incredible tlai an otticer of Lieutenant Colonel Hustons advantages should believe the law was such thai he mut permit a riotous assemblage uf soldieis to commit an aggravated breach of the peace and continue this criminal tourse for from one to tv hours along hut outside the fence marking the boundary of his camp in the immediate vicinity and in plain hearing of his tent where he was without the right of initiating any steps to suppress cuch ri tous assemblage But the court ha ing found that the accuse 1 eidently held that he was acting within the province of the law the reviewing authority limits himself to stating that under the conditions as are shown to have existed in this case any officer failing or ne glee ting to take all possible measures to suppress such riotous conduct and to bring the offenders to order does not execute his paramount dut His authorit to do so is not disturbed by any lines of cjellmltation LieutenantLieutenant Colonel Hustor is released from arrest and retorec to clut The rebuke to Huston is a severe one and it is thought that General Hugnes reprimand and comment will settle finally the question of Army interference to quell soldier riots outside thj Presidio HUSBAND PROVED UNTRUE TO HER Mrs Anes Grant Given Divorce for His Migrant Act Mrs Agre Grant was gi a divorce ttttrda from orge Grart a former employe of the Smitherr Pacific The cli ere was fecund on statulor grounds and Grant offern was pcciurl tla grart The coupe was hvlig Ir ih ise of Mrs Grart rr other Mrs Hiler Nnrth rup at 62 Post nr 1 i his wife was on a visit in August 11 her Eii ter the wife of Herbert Fortes cue cashier Coghll Kohr Grai ixcupied his apartments in the hour of Ms rrmher ir Jaw with arothcrworrar The pair were discovered in the roi Mr Northrup who prompt orderm them from the house Oi Mrs Grant turt fri San Diego she was tolei of the circ urrsiarces and she refused to forge husbai ri conduct Grant has snee lost his position with the railroad luls Arzrer th propric tor of the Ferry cafe secured a divorce from Mrs Jean nette Arxner on the ground of desertion Mrs Arxner applied for the decree against her husband and charged cruelt but her husband cross complaint secured Judge Grahams verdict The cutoc of the two minor children as awarced also to the father Turner secured a divorce from Farrie Turcer for desertion and the following made appllcatlory for dhorce Margaret Funke from Charles Furke for cruelt Emma Donreli from George Donnelly for conviction of griirc arcer Minnie Kerns from George Fi rrls for desertion Mary Buhert from Jean Buhlert for desertion and Robert Gamble from I Rose Gamble for infidelity Anna Neumann accuses Adam Neumann of extreme cruelt and asks an absolute divorce The couple was married in 1S93 and she ss that since that time he has threatened to kill her more times than she can count He is worth 000 in houses and stocks she sas and she wants the Court to dliide it between them CIVIL SERVICE EXAMIATIOS The United States Civil Service Commission announces that en December 9 19C2 the following examinations will be held In San Francisco and other cities Department assistant PhiPpplne service As a result of this examination it is expected that appointments wil be made especially of ellglbles qualified in bookkeeping chemistrv civil engineering electrical engineering agriculture finance and the Spanish language at salaries of J100 to 1100 per annum Since the last examination was held appointments have been tendered to sixty three eligible on the register established as a result of that ex amlnation I Draftsman male engineer department at Urge salary per annum Persons who desire to compete should at oree ap Zy either to the United States CItII Ser ce Commuwlon Washlngtoh or to the secretary local board of examiners Postofflw for application forms which should beproperirexecuted and promptly forwarded to the Commission OREGONS BUNKERS ARE NEARLY AFIRE The Increasing Temperature Causes Thermostat to Give Alarm There was a narrow escape from fire in one of the coal bunkers of th battle ship Oregon edc das iron Ing the hundred or more tons in a compartment becoming healed ai ettlng off a thermostatic alarm Th th rmns tnt was set for 150 degree temperature When the bell attached to the instrument rarg a hasty examination of the bunker was made but no lire was discovered As a precautionary mearurc however the compartment was flooded and all possible danger thereby overcome The other coal bunkers were found to be normal In temperature No excitement was caused on board the Oregon the thermostat bell and no hrt alarm was sounded on the ship Some of the officers and men who were about to go ashore were in fact not aware of the occurrence until the returned to the Oregon yesterday and it did not prevent Captain Hurwell from coming ashore a short time later Owing to the trial tests of the monitor Wjomirg and the rainy and blustering weather Rear Admiral Henry Glass has been prevented from making an Inspection of the Oregon and on this account the battle shipb departure for Honolulu and the Asiatic station will it was stated es terda probably be delaed until next Tuesday The vessel was scheduled to leave port to morrow Ipon the arrival of the Admiral at the ship side a salute of thirteen guns will be fired from the six pouuders and the war ship will be cleared for action TO BEAUTIFY THE CITY From the South seas comes a story of the murder of a German traders lfe and Infant daughter by the cannibals of the Solomon Islands the most uncivilized portion of the South Pacific Although the crime was committed last June news jf the affair was brought to port only yesterday upon the arrival of the scrboner Neptune Captain Kessler fifty eight days from Ja luit Gilbert Islands For oer fle ears the Neptune hits been trading among the Gilbert islands and returns here to be repaired and newly outfitted The Neptune was built at Benicla by Captain Matthew Turner for Captain Kessler the sole owner and the fact that she is not only copper sneathed but copper fastened explains why she has been enabled throughout a long period of more than five jears to withstand the raages of the teredo and limnoria which are particularly destructive In tropical waters Missionaries from the Solomon islands took the story of the Solomon isl rnd murder to the Gilbert islands At New Britain in the Solomons Herman Wolff represented a German trading coirpanj and with him lived his wife and little daughter Wolff had had no trouble with the natives though aware of their treacherous inclination and frequently left his wife alone at New Britain while he visited other portions of the island on brief trading expeditions He was on one of those periodical trips last June and during his absence two or three natives took a pig to Mrs Wolff and asked her to buy it demanding tw Ice as much as it as orth She declined to take the pig and the departure of the natives with the animal from the house was the signal for an attack upon the place a large number of the bloodthirsty cannibals armed with spears and native axes Rushing in upon the defenseless Mrs Wolff the natives quickly cut her down with repeated blows upon the head cleaving her skull Her infant was asleep at the time In a cradle The murderers cut off the childs head fixing it upon a pole that was left standing beside the door and after looting the house and adjoining store fled to the brush Wolff was first to discover the bodies of his wife and child when he arrHed home the following day and from two or three of the natives who had been in his employ learned some of the details of the crime He however was unable to apprehend the murderers Assisted by a fellow German who had just come to visit him from a neighboring settlement Wolff burled the bodies of his wife and child near his house Missionaries who put Into New Britain soon afterward learned of the tragedy and in the course of their cruising about the South seas carried the story to the Gilbert Islands Captain Kessler of the Neptune brought information too of the loss of the Danish bark Union on a reefat Ja lult a few months ago All hands were saved WORKS BOARD REORGANIZES A an der Nalllen Seated and Manson Chosen to Preside A Van der Nalllen was formally seated esterday morning as a member of the Board of Public Works to succeed fhe late Colonel George Mendell Marsdn Manson was chosen president of the Hoard to serve until Jamjars Sth The fc Mowing resolutions were recehed from he Ciil Service Commission Renolred The Hoard of CItII SerTlce Commlv fltne hereby expieme their ulnoere rppeot and re pare for the memory of the late Colon Oorge II Mendell premeieDt or the Hoard or runic Work A man of proat natlre anility tnoronnhly trained In his profenlon of wide practical pc rlenco aa an nalncf and a aoldlcr hl aerTleea we ro of rerT prcat adTantajre to the ltt In Inaugurating the Important changes effected pt the crnrer In the department ircr which he preldd Klpe Id cara permitted to actWcly dincharce his duties to tbe last ho poe to hlx final rward with the rcape ct of all hi aaaoclatea lcaTinit an untili mlahed nime and a record of highly raluaM nd honorable scrTlee to the city the State and the atlon RcaolTcd That when thla Boird adjourna It adjourn In rexpect to hi memory and that Its members attend bis funeral AN ARTISTIC DISPLAY Outdoor Art Lea cue Itrady for Its Work The California Outdoor Art League wiil hold Its first open meeting or Monde next ac 3 30 oclock lr Mechanics Library Hall To this the interested public Is Invited Fairfax Whelan will speak on The City Need of Nature Some little time ago the Outdoor Art League suggested to the Post street Improvement Club the plantlrgcf palms flft feet apart on both sides of the street frcm Mor tgomery to Stockton streets The club considered the matter favorab and it will probabl be but a short time before Drascenas palms will be ornamenting this thoroughfare from the business district to Union square Dece rations of palm frorls used cm these blocks during a recent convention week gave some Idea of the effect of such Improvements Mrs Orville Dwlght Baldwin who is at the head of the forestry section is enthusiastic about planting the proper kind of trees in the right places Trunks and Vnllaea Ererytbtnc that new rood and moderate priced In trunks rsliaes lrea suit eases and traTellnc seta now In stock Lettered in gold free vt charge Sanborn Vail CO Hi Market St Womens Oer Apparel an Seen at Itaniohoffa Very forcibly is one impressed with ihe wonderful advance In taste on entering the new establishment of Ransohoft at 117 Geary street on the ground floor of the Starr King building No counters are to be seen Instead the visitors ees rest on such a room as may be found in a private residence finished In mahogany and th walls tinted In harmonious green The vision is next attracted the artistic display of charming toilets and other articles of womens outer apparel and before one admiration can be satisfied one is led into the eening dress room brilllaotly lighted elcctricltj so that ladles may obtain night effects on the gowns presented for their selection Many of these are Imported while others are of medium price hut all are delightful confections Cus tomers say the attention shown them is perfect aro tne garments obtained at Ransohoffs are of perfect cut and In the latest stsle TITLE TO PESTHOISE SITE City Attorney Tranklin Lane sent an oplrion esterday to the Mayor regarding the lot of land for a site for the proposed new Pesthous saying that the defects in the title which he had pointed out In a former communication had been removed and the title completed subject to taxes for the current fiscal year which are now I a lien on the property He advises that 1 upon purchase the city should be placed i in physical possession of the premises I and the record should run down to the date of purchase STOLE MIMlte SHARES A Bowley waa found guilty of embezzlement last night by a Jury In Judge Lawlors court and will be sentences on November 1st for the theft of 300 shares of mining stock valued at 1 25 a share The complaining witness is Herbert Averlll who gave Bowley the shares to sell while William Pardy made good the case for the complainant by testifying to having purchased the shares from Bowley for 106 In cash and a diamond brooch Llrlnrstoa Jenks deserTes jonr support for tn perlor lais remember tht nam MYSTERY IN QIIEER SOU Question of Veracity Up Between Lawyer and Erratic Client DIVORCED MONTHS AGO BUT FORGETS IT ALL MRS ELIZABETH ALLSTEAD SAYS SHE DID NOT SIGN THE COMPLAINT Attorney In Placed In a Rldlcnlons Plight Through the Com plaint Made by a Woman THE ARBITRATION STAGE IS REACHED Notwithstanding the fact that Gus tave Allstead secured a divorce from his wife last January a second suit was filed last Saturday by the former wife asking for a legal separation from he ex husband and this suit has been quickly followed by a denial on the part of the woman that she was the complainant Allstead is the man who on the night of January 29th of this yeir shot and killed Thomas Normile whi the latter was assaulting Mrs AllsteUd on a lonely trail far up on Bernal Heights The killing occurred on the very night of the day upon which Allstead secured a divorce from his wif and he was acquitted at his preltminar examination by Judge Cabaniss upon the ground that the killing was justifiable Inasmuch as the defendant was at the time protecting the woman who a few hours before had been his wife from criminal assault Ever since that tragedy linked with its divorce decree Allstead and the oman have been living under the same roof at 51 East Park avenue It is said the divorced wife occupied apartments on the second floor with a minor son while Allstead lUed on the ground floor of the dwelling On the 14th of thi month Mrs Allstead appeared at the home of Attorney Foster with a pathetic tale of abuse and brutal treatment on the part of her husband and asked the lawyer to begin divorce proceedings in her behalf Foster says he has know the oman since boyhood she having been a nurse in his mothers family during his infancy Tne attorney claims not to have had any knowledge of the divorce proceedings instituted by Allstead nine months ago and while he felt some sympathy for the woman on account of the pitiable tale of woe she told him still he adlsed her to attempt a reconciliation Five days after this visit to his home Mrs Alt stead appeared at Foster office in the Mills building Foster was out at the time and Mrs Allstead transacted business with Grover who with Moody is associated with Foster in the law business Grover states tha the woman appeared to be much agitated and after waiting a couple of hours for Foster to return finally left requesting him Grover to instruct Foster to begin divorce proceedings against her husband at once This message was delivered to Foster by Grover and the former drew up the complaint handed It to Moody and Instructed him to take It out to Mrs Allstead and secure her affidavit and signature This Moody did and the complaint for divorce was filed in the Superior Court last Saturday Startling allegations of brutal conduct and mistreatment were alleged in this complaint Among other things Mrs All stead swore to being that her husband had beat her with a strap and had compelled her to sleep In the cellar The latter Indignity she averred took Dlace on the night of October 14th The publication of these alleged cruelties as complained of In the womans action for divorce has now aroused Allstead and also Incited his wife to deny that she had ever signed any complaint for divorce In this denial Mrs Allstead states that she had no knowledge of the complaint had never authorized the same and had not paid a cent of money counsel fees In this denial Mrs Allstead also sets forth the fact of her divorce from Allstead on January 29th last and makes the further statement that she had not since remarried him When shown this signed denial yesterday Attorneys Foster Grover and Moody were nonplused The former explained that he had drwn the complaint upon the information of Mrs Allsteads visit ss given him by his law partner and he had advancinr the filing costs of the suit out of charity for the woman who had nursed him in his childhood and whom he had been led to believe was a much abused and long suffering wife Grover was inclined to be very wroth over the matter He declared that if Mrs Allstead denied authorizing him to irstruct Foster to gin divorce proceedings that she diverges from the truth and he mentions the name of Lent a mining man who was in the office at the time and heard the conversation as a witness to the truth he tells Moody emphatically declares th it Mrs Allstead signed the complaint ard affidavit at her own house where he had taken the document as Instructed by Foster James Boyer who was attorney for Allstead In his dlorce proceedings against his wife last January makes the statement that he filed the complaint on January 9 1902 On the 29th of the same month a decree of divorce was made by Judge Kerrigan upon the grounds prayed for habitual Intemperance and the father was given the custody of two minor boys Boyer also admit drawing up the statement of denial made by Mrs Allstead In reference to the complaint filed by Foster In her behalf last Saturday He says Mrs Allstead came to his office on Tuesday and said she was there at the Instance of her former husband and asked him to prepare the denial she wished to dictate This Boyer did and the woman signed it in his presence An unsuccessful attempt was made to interview either or both Gustave Allstead and his divorced wife Elizabeth last night at their place of abode 51 East Park avenue The house is surrounded by a stockade fence the door for there Is no gate to which was bolted on the Inside Allstead opened the door but upon being spoken to quickly slammed It shut without allowing his visitor to enter the yard He flrat said that Allstead was not at home but upon being told that he was recognized he terminated the Interview without further parley There Is a peculiar status of relationship existing in the house of Allstead up on Bernal Heights between woman and man who occupy those premises The woman first complains that she is a much abused wife and then as strenuously objects to being called a wife at all The house Is known as an abode of mystery to the people of the neighborhood and It is consequently shunned by those living in that locality Football Feeling Runs High and Games Are Endangered UNIVERSITY football has reached the arbitration stage as the only plan which will break the deadlock between Berkeley and Stanford over the eligibility of Locomotive Warren Smith and William Johnston of the Berkeley team for college sports So strong is the feellqg over the matter that Intercollegiate games are endangered The chairman of each faculty athletic committee Is decided In his views of the matter and the committees have sanctioned the submitting of the contested cases to the arbitration committee provided for In the intercollegiate athletic agreement This final court of appeal will be appointed by the president of the Tnlversity Club of San Francisco Fairfax Wheelan from among its membership which Includes representatives from all the universities in the United States Three men one of whom may Wheelan himself will have Jurisdiction in the question and special care will be taken In selecting members for the arbitration committee who have no particular feeling toward either university An unofficial communication received from Professor Angell chairman of the Stanford faculty athletic committee yesterday morning by Colonel Edwards chairman of the University of California faculty athletic committee gave him to understand that at least two of his list of fifty eight ootball candidates eligible In his opinion to play in the coming intercollegiate contest would be formally protested The letter states that both Warren Smith and William Johnston are regarded as Ineligible and ill be denied the right to play with the Berkeley team Furthermore Professor Angell announces that neither Varsity Captain Albertson nor Freshman Captain Mlddleton both of whom are registered at the College of Pharmacy In San Francisco are regarded with any fivor by the Stanford student body it being felt that their attendance at this affiliated institution is a thin subterfuge to comply with the letter of the intercollegiate agreement Now that Stanford has thrown down the gauntlet the Berkeley officials including both Colonel Edw ards and Manager Decoto make no concealment of the fact that they will fight all the protests of their rivals Before the Court of Appeal the California management feel they will get the best of the argument The chi contest will be over the eligibility of Smith the veteran half back who is accused of professionalism And he the Berkeley men consider they hav plain sailing In protesting Smith the Stanford men have impeached the action of the committee of the Pacific Coast brarch of the Amateur Athletic Association an organization which ir eludes the two rival universities in its membership and which gave Smith his rmateur standing when he applied for it earl in the season This matter having been settled once and for all by a competent board of examiners investigating the case thoroughly the Berkeley men are confident that the arbitration committee will hardly regard it it their province to review the evident 3 and decide the case for themselves This ignoring of the ruling of the Pacific Athletic Association it Is believer would be regarded as an unpleasant reflection on the integrity and worthiness of the committee that handled Smith case and ould be an act of dlscourtesv that the University Club committee would hardly care to attempt Should this be the light in hich the latter committee regard their mission there will be little left for them to do Having satisfied themselves that all the proceedings in the examination of Smith were regular they would have only to ratify the original decision and return a verdict in favor of the Berkeley halfback So bitter Is the feeling in regard the whole trouble among the Stanforl students that Professor Angell experienced great difficulty in earning his point about the University Club arbitration committee And the controversy has generated such ill feeling that Professor Angell In writing to Colonel Edwards seriously questions the advisability of continuing intercollegiate athletic relations between the Univer sity of California and Stanford University immmssumutivm naBBaaWMMM I aaaaT MA aaaaaaaaaaaHKflaaaaaaaH IaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaV 1 aBaVPHI aBBBaV 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Gallagher Furlong The Building Trades Council at Its meeting last night denied the request of the Sheet anud Metal Roofers Union for permission to change Its name to that of Sheet Metal Slate and Tile Roofers Association for the reason that the constitution of the International Sheet Metal Association does not claim jurisdiction over tlat branch there beln a national organization of slate and tile roofers The proposed Increase in the wages of varnlshers and polishers to a flat rate of tZ 50 a day as has been submitted by the union was discussed but could not be firally disposed of as the matter Is still pending before the conference committee composed of manufacturers and reprs sentatlves of the council SCHOOL EXTENSION LECTlRE A free illustrated lecture entitled In the Path oi the Shadow will be given by Charles Burckhalter of Chabot Observatory Oakland at the Franklin School on Eighth street near Harrison to night at 8 clock under the auspices of the School Extension Society of San Francisco The lecture will be an account of the Chabot Observatory Plerson eclipse expedition to India and will be Illustrated with stereop tlcon views of scenes from Honolulu to the breaking of camp In the Interior of India Musical selections on violin and piano will be given by Miss Jessie Tuttlc and Miss Stnshelmer The public Is cordially Invited Gossip of the polltlclana In the Waap trerTTBert to daj Oa uli 1 The Breath of the Vineyard Every one knows that Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure Hence the housewife uses it with implicit con fidence and without questionyand she is justified in so doing But how few realize that Jloyal Baking Powder is in its chief ingredient a direct product of the healthful and delicious grape I It is the mild acid of grapes which crystallized and ground to an impalpable powder is jcalled cream of tartar that forms the active principle of every pound of Royal Baking Pow der Fruit acid is indispensable to the healthfulness of the body and the acid of the grape is the most valuable and healthful of all Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder produces food remarkable both in flavor and whole someness MISCELLANEOUS oi 1 1 1 1 ii i i i SPECIAL SALE or ORIENTAL GOODS We offer our entire line of rart and medium price i ORIENTAL RUGS CURTAINS and NOVELTIES I at 1 DISCOUNT Iran rcjular prices 1 Ghas Plum Go i Cor 9th and Market Sts yr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ABC 30HEHIAH King of oO BottM Br Bnrwd from Bohesatan Hope solo evEsywrtsae THE ELk HEAD SHIRT NONE BETTER FEW AS GOOD Good enough to wear any where at all times and in all places Made well Wear welL Its the shirt for all occasions Sold Everywhere Atk Your Dealer luiaAiwm Patent Center Spring KUV EYE GLASSES never lose their shape lit better than a spectacle w642 MarketSt TK ri The Louis XIV S6S GEARY ST bet Taylor and Jones For Rarest Art Curios JiUtor Palatines bj Robens Rosa Boa bear OtTld Does ttc Braas Powters Porcelain and Pottertea Indian Baskets Blankets European Draperies and Laces choice Antlcjn JtwaU Bays Sells and Exchaofss MILLER lione olk VH2 4 UtiWARE of Impostors Genuine Uarerl QUases cannot sad trom traveling optV dans Order direct from Georr Uajerle 1071 Market near 7to Germin Eyewater 30e XUSST2 sprciMEK copies orrnwBr Chronteta aent to anj addreaa POLITIC aZT FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE Regular Republican Nominee JC HEBBARD Incumbent FOR SUPERIOR JUDOE JOHN HUNT INCUMBENT REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FORJUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT LIVINGSTON JENKS DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE DR 0DONNELL INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Railroad Commissioner Of the Second District San Frandscx San Mateo and Marin Counties Name will be printed on State Ballot SO Minutes rrem Saa rrsnelseo HOTEL RAFAaXt Cam Kafael Open tn tar road STY aUZloS freed tor OaatiWy a A Wfc ifcllJfAJA a 9m tiiii ee MyvysMWVMnsmKS sijBSMSs jL Vi.