The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 2, 1898, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 1898. PRELIMINARY SENATORTAL SKIRMISHES The Legislative Slates] That May = Be Broken. Hanna Short Four Votes| of Putting Through His Ticket. 1cuses of the Factions Held Columbus During the Day. SCHEME OF FUSIONISTS. the Entire istration Taking Part Governor Bushnell and Ohio Admi in the Struggle. ch to The Call Spectal Dis Ohio, Jan. 1.—The ion of the which re he uses a COLUMBUS, cus cauc To-ni r Hanna was s but openly 1lt of the ‘ea es of ti the be the And will on J made in lic yublican caucus next W \ ‘ use Republican 1 I :d to r T X John « Andrew Otis and Scott n, Griffith ntgomery others are Der called and to defeat and the one .and J M ector, for chief her can- organi- The opposition | = enough votes | e House, with | on ticket, et and ess. The 1 of Clin- - While both ‘the organiza- tion of the F pposition to | Senator Han oxwell ticket | tepresenta- ter ard to his remained | Hou: cau- Hanna managers ‘¢ t the | ator will succee well ticket is defeated. -Th would then have the o the commi and i, s| and other patronag: rd I it is believed L= chances will not be even 51 ents get the organ oy Representative Mason, the-o t1b candidate speaker, ¢omes - from s home. opposed to Hanna for § > is the friend fayor MaKis ason is fc on for the and Gove Bushnell Jor term for tor, and he 1 run: er on the issue of %an; ator to beat Hanna.* the an adive ght agapst Hanna, joining the Democr: nd those Republica: Who 7 from the caucus. Whig around the opposition heads e jollifying it was learnel tic members of the ibsent from their ich was secret. The also were ucus to-night, w spublican caucus were open to members of the pr It is claimed t these Democratic members are op- ed to voting for Republicans int to vote for Democratic candidates for the legislative offices and Senator. Under the law, if there not a ma- jority of all after ten ballots, the ma- jority of a quorum will elect officers of the g and until the ].im Secretary of Sta trong Hanna man, preside: en . de- clare wit 11 will be the spe 3 and It is only when approaching forty years that the chestnut tree commences to be commercially profitable, and even then only one year in three yields a good crop. ONE SCANDAL DIES WITH THE YEAR | nearly But the Dreyfus Case Is Yet Dragging Along. No Serious Charge Has Been Elicited Against Count Esterhazy. When Exonerated He Will Seek Satisfaction in Civil Proceedings. CRIMES ALONG THE SEINE. Arrest of a Band of Youthful Robbers Who Have Committed Many Murders. Copyright, 1898, ‘by. James Gordon Bennett. NEW TO-DAY. What do yow say to a pretty brown Twil]f Cheviot Overcoat with velvet gallar, !;'a,shinnn,bI,y tailored, a Sbghtly. dressy over- coat. They were our $7.50 overcoats. Beginning Monday at 9 O J® | ments, but we will be frank. with PARIS, Jan. 1.—The o0ld . year has} seen out, apparently, the Panama scan- | ( dal and what ig hoped to have been’the| worst phase of the Dru)Ius-Esterhazy: affaijr. In regard tg the Drevfus. case, public ement: has dwindled down consid- bly The opinion ‘is universal that investigation. conducted by Com- mandant vary-has:elicited no serious charge against Count Esterhazy. It is expected thdt, armed’ with a verdict exonerating him, Count Estérhazy will institute civil ~ proceedings: against Mathien Dreyfus, who, with his brother Leon, is the subject of an inquiry by amining = Magistrate -Bertulus on charges of having attempted.to corrupt an official. Some time ago the asser- tion was made that-Mathieu and Leon Dreyfus had offered a heavy bribe - to the late Colonel Sandherr, who played an important -part in . the: proceedings of the court-martial, with a view to in- fluencing his attitude in regard to their. brot . This story was indignantly contradicted by Mathieu Dreyfus, who announced his intention- of . taking steps for libel against a - newspaper which published the story and against the widow of Colonel Sandherr. A couple of da passed, however, and Dreyfus took no move to start legal proceeding: It v then - surmised that he had been really bluffing, and rore than confirmed by gistrate Bertulus has at. the instance -of exc that M its pension abus stance, and it is roundly denounced by papers as ent inadequate - in the case of a widow Of a general.who gloriously upheld the honor of France through good and evil days: The Figaro contrasts the smallness this sum with the large pensions ived by the widows of certain parliamentary civil officia No successor has yet been named to Carvalho manager of the -Opera Comique, but Albert Car the pre: ent manager of the Theatres du Gym- nase and Du Vaudeville, is believed. to have the best chances. Some weeks ago I cabled you of the citement produced by the arrest of a large band of marauders who “oper- ated” chiefly in the neighborhood of | Neuilly bridge. Subsequent investiga- tion revealed the existence of pther dangerous gangs, the last of which is now securely under lock and key. The | last band arrested numberéd no . le than thirty-three, the eldest of whom i 10t more than 21 years of age. -Almost nnumerable crimes of robbery with violence are attributed to the young ruffians. The scene of their operations was, as I stated, chiefly in the suburbs near the river. In this connection it is pointed out that during the months- of May, June and July last no fewer than fi hree corp were fished out sine. far the greater number have been foully murdered. According to the last report of -the Board of Trade there were in Britain 2,000,000 farm - horses, about 10,000,000 ' cattle, more than sheep and something like 4,000,000 pig: —_— B e 2,000.000 pigs. NEW TO-DAY. Beauty is the power vates the strongest. na- tures. A woman’s personal at- tractiveness is the weapon with which she conquers het world. Almost every woman believes that she possesses at least some one attractive feature and strives to make the mostof that. But mere regularity of feature is not the most attractive form of beauty. Mankind is more influencer} by the bright glowing vitality of perfect health. A classic Cast of countenance will not make a woman attractive and captivating, if she is pale, thin, weak and nervous, or has a pimply complexion or unwholesome breath. icse complaints are due to imperfect nutrition. The digestive and blood-making | oreans. fail to extract the needed nourish- § mens from the food, and the liver is too slug- ©ish to cleanse the blood of bilious impug- ties. The entire constitution becomes weak and poisoned. « only perfect antidote for this state of | things is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medi¢al Dis- \covery. It gives power to the digestive and Ritri Ve organs to make an abundance of ure, rich, highkly vitalized blood, which rmeates the whole system with the sweet- 5s of purity; the beauty of womanly vigor animation, creates solid, healthy flesh and natural ; clears the complexion; dispels wrink- ounds out the form and imbues the whie physique with the irresistible natural magitisi of perfect health. : isjulia Ellis, of Faith, McLean C * After suffering foy .hi‘mx{:.while it disease, I was advised totry Dr. Pierce's .- 1 took seven bottles o?the * Golden cry” anc corite Prescription ' relief. " Life is now no longer a burden h 120 pounds. A year ago I weighed shall praise Dr. Pierce’s medicines , Ky.. h I feel better than ever before. very much impaired, and 1 feel eat deal to your wonderful medi- gines, Tirnbelieve they saved my i, 1thaak ! vice which you so kindly gave me while takinfyour medicines. > & eved that | 1,000,000 | which capti-; MEANINGLESS WORDS! dAfter Christmas most of the houses plaster up their fronts with all sorts of signs, using liberally the words “‘slawghter” and ‘“‘sacrifice.” These words are meaningless. The .real) slawghter that is done is done to the one that gets into such a shop. Owr house has always enjoyed yowr confidence ; it has earmed it; it has proved it by drowth and by the srowth of owr busi- We will not insult your intel- ligence by publishing nvisstate- you and state that we're- going to get our overcoats eut of the house. while ‘the. winter: lasts. We can’t.sell. our: gvercoats in spring, but while: winter is with ws we want.to sell *em.” To do it and do it quickly ive have made prices that -may appear ridicu- lous, even in your-eyes, but there are all ways to.aw end, and the end we seel is to clean owr tables of overcoats, and- we -make the price so ridicwlously -low that there should not be:a man in town not wearing ‘one of our overcoats. . Our Januwary sale begins Monday, and ‘as . fast as one line is sold owt therz will be another substituted, so’ there shall be no disappointments. You all know our $10 overcoats.. You know how much they ave-been admired, in town. Excellent valuzs—as good as other stores are selling at $15. We have some left in-a beautiful tan shade with velvet collar, tailored inside: as exeellently as any tailor in the land can tailor em. Beginning Monday they will be offered to you at | D000 0000000 Ol | { { i S0, D¢ ® 00000 000000 DO 000 C0CC00C00C00e2 Whenever You See It In Raphael’s Ad. You Can [CO00000J0 OF. O} 0000 SO0 Bank Upon It : As Being as { Good as Advertised, : And Most @ O Times Better. &X o ® HOOK ) O} ® ® ® 0000000000 C000000C00000 WORKS F A Appreciators and lovers of high-class clothing will appre- ciate the following : You know our $35 Overcoats. They have been, the talk of the town. Youw can own them now for 24.00 Most - every one knows. our $32.50 and $30 Overcoats. The richest lot ever seen in. America. They’re now $19.00 THEY'RE WORKS OF ART © D000CO0000] We have taken all of our Twelve-Dollar Blus coats, our Twelve-Dollar Black Kersey Overcoats, garments, fashionable overcots, garmnts for dre or for any purpose yow may want to use ‘em. admired by every good dresser in town. | these will be offered to you at Kersey Ouver- all handsome Beginning Monday QU ss-up occasion They have been | wwm““w B 3+ |+ Ouwr, Satin-Lined. Over- + |+ + % coats that were $20 (those ¢ |3 rich blue ones) yow can > ¢ 1 : now. own. for : 13 : : ¢ $ ) 1 £ A e e e e S e e e R D FHHRE R e Our 822.50 Overcoats— and they have been ad- mired by all connoisseurs of high-class clothing—you can own them now for $14.00 s e s e s S e as 44444444444 4444444 OPEN EVEN GS TILL 8! Here’s where we it hard. We have taken our $15 overcoats, and they're a beautiful lot of high-class garments. The shades of blue are decidedly rich ; the blacks are very dressy; some browns among ’em. We never hesitate when we want to clean owr tables of goods—hence these, beginning Monday, at RAPHAEL'S,Inc., 9, 11, 13, 15 KEARNY STREET, - King-Pins for Overcoats.