The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 9, 1898, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1898. HANNA 1S CERTAIN OF FLECTION Claims to Have the Votes Necessary to Win Out. By Tuesday His Managers Say They Will Have More. Next Wagers Offered That He| Will Be Returned to the Senate. NO TAKERS OF THE BETS. There Wil bus During the Inauguration a Hot Time in Colum- of Bushnell Spectal Dispatch to The Call COLUMBTUS, Hanna thi sure, H necessary s and that the t that is now Ohto, gers say t enty-three vot e of po loss of Represen Montgomery only have votes to spare in defeating Hanna. During the day there has been a list of bets posted at the Nell House, ranging from $600 to $5000, or any part 1 m v, n the elec- ivate wag- were taken. d at the Nefl bets on Hanna, nation meetings nd to-night are 1na headquarters. of the clubs, county a other organizations, at were made and resolu- ainst Governor Bush- Republican members not be continued un- e is a deadlock next week. been holding meetings week will be here mass meeting d by the Repub- tee, the same as the e been called by the s for the inauguration hnell occur at noon s meeting D. m. As the 0t be over & begins, there ong the friends of Mr. Kurtz and meeting was called < en it would conflict with guration. The State Commit- that many who will be expect to leave on the d that no later hour fixed for the meeting, at which strong resolutions will, no d be adopted against the newly ernor, the ** bolting " mbers of the Legisla- The clubs that re- pate in the inaugura- 1d the mass meeting in re are fears of serious the streets. apprehended that there and all sorts of Insults during the inaugura- known that there have rangements made to n from personal uble is feared dur- guration and at the mass especially on Monday th of these occasions are attendance will be much fore on inaugura- report their in- furnish suf- ant to come. The reports indicate that the excur- eionists are mostly the members of Re- publican clubs and citizens who want to attend the mass meeting and parti- eipate in other public expressions of in- dignation at those Republican mem- bers of the Legislature who refuse to abide by the action of their last State convention in Toledo. Speaker Mason called on Senator Hanna to-day and spent two hours in conference. This conference was fol- lowed by all sorts of rumors, but it is not believed there was any agreement reached between them. There were those who had no authority to speak for Hanna, insisting that Mason would vet be ousted and that the House would ‘be completely reorganized next week. While the doubtful Republicans seem to be drifting toward the Hanna col- , there is still trouble with some Democratic members, who do nt to vote for a Republican for Senator. It is for this reason that the Demo- a rs will hold a joint Sena- al caucus on Monday night, so as to enforce the unit rule on the orial vote. Unless this done it 1en should not ballot, | hat bailot atic vote being ago that erence here this s from all parts roposed plan for a nization of the 100 present, journed -without | se of a contest S who was maries. The ri only those were at primaries who had atic ticket at the pre- ter a long debate the re referred to a commit- to report to the Democratic There was no opposition | k for the free and unlimited silver. This conference was | f the Jackson Day ban- and of the Sen- . but the present coali- ocratic members of the ten bolting Republic- the prineipal topic visiting Démocratic states- A delegation of Republicans arrived from Marysville, Union County, late to- . night. At midnight the last statementof "””’I"U'*”’,"”!”’"’!"WOV"‘"‘"O’Q"O’.""’"””’Fi!"l""v""!”F"""""v""'."!‘"""UO.."UU'.".’.‘”‘.’F."V THE EMPORIUM. | ond week §e¢ S our Unma N Clearance THE EMPORIUM. | «The Blacksmith and His Forge,”’ Dziorme's wonderful painting, vicwed by thousands last week, and prorounced a marvel of realism. ADMISSION FRE: ART ROOM, second floor. The Emporium Orchestra /uas resumed its popular Saturday Night Concerts. The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All January Embroidery Sales. On sale Monday and during the week 30,000 yards of Choice Embroidery, manufactured in St. Gall, Switzer- land, especially for this store—by far the choicest collec- tion that we have ever offered for sale. The designs en- ticely new and made on best quality of cambric—adges cut out 1eady for us. 5c 4500 yards of Cambric Edgings—214 to 3 inche: wide—25 different styles—vour choice per yard 3500 vards of Cambric Edgings—2:4 to 3 wide—28 different styles—vour choice per y: 3800 vards Cambric Edgings, 3 to 6 inches wide, very cnoice—4o styles to select from—per var ted patterns- Special Price.... ards Cambric Edgings—33; 10 are entirely nev and hand- 30¢ a yard— =200 Edgings—very wide ually offered at Spmn Sals 7000 The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Cloak and Suit Clearing Sale. We guarantee every garment in this stock to have been much reduced from former prices—our bargains are tchable. s At $3.45—Beaded Velour Plush Cape, like cut—19 inches long, fancy lining—.ur trimmed—always sold at ing this sale while $3,45 Tan Jacket—just like cut—all siz=s, al- ways sold a $5.00—while they last during this sale $3 95 At $7.45—Better quality, Real Whipcora, Covert, Al-Wcol, Fiy Front, Double-Breasted Jacket—al- ways sold at $12.50—while 45 thoy last during this sale...... $7 % F At $10.00—This All-Wool Serge Blouse Dress—Navy zand Black and Fancy Mix.ures ust lks cut— jacket siik iined and braid—alwavs $16.50—while they last during this 3 $10 Extra Special. At 89¢c— All our $1.25 Flannelette Wrappers — without reserve — all sizes—Clearance Sale price 89¢ At $1.25 — Plaid, Fancy Cloth Waists — ali lined—velvet ~ collar— regularly $1.75—Clearance Sale price San Francisco's Greatest-of- all House Furnishing Depart- ments Offers these three extraordinary specials for Monday and Tuesday only : Hardwood Polished Salt Box, with ni.kel name place — Mon 2nd Tuesday only 15¢ 10 - pin Ex- tension Wal- nut Hat Racks —sp=cial Mon- day and Tues- day only.. 6C reservation. To0oms. very acme of hie The Emporium’s Greatest-of-All Clothing Clearance Sales—Your unrestricted choice of any Suit or Overcoat in the store for . . . $ I 375 That is the way we clear our counters for new stock. - The goods are this season’s—in every way worthy—good materials, fashionably cut and perfectly finished—such as were selling up to $25 and $30—not a suit excepted, not a solitary Maybe you paid us $25 for a suit last week, and knew that it was good - value at the price. duplicate that suit now for $13.75. Prove the genuine- ness of our offer by investigation. If your size is in stock you can For $13.75 You get the choice of any $16, $18, 20, $22, $25 and $30 Suit and Overcoat in the house—not a single exception—not a solitary reservation. pieces of artistic tailoring—all this season’s make, direct from o.r own work- They come in Prince Alberts, Imported Engiish Clay Worsteds, Cutaways and Sacks, Scotch Flaid Sack Suits, Double-Breasted Fancy Worsteds, and the latest doubtediy pick the best plums; that’s a hint that you’ll do well to remember. Master- English Piaids. The arly purchasers will un- For $8.25 You have the choice of any $10, $12, $13.50 Suit and Overcoat in the house— nothing excepted, nothing reserved—They come in Sacks, Cutaways and Doubie-Breasted Straight Cuts—in fashionable materials—Worsteds, Che- viots, Cassimeres and English Plaids. These Suits and Overcoats are the art tailoring. The stock is large an1 so varied that every taste can be readily gratified and any normal figure easily suited. The Emporium’s Greatest- | of-all Hostery and Underwear | Sales. ‘ Here are four amazing specials from the dozens of broken lots and surplus lines to be cleared during this sals: Ladies’ Heavy Flat Wool Vests and Pants—*‘The Flannel kind”—sizes 28 to g42—colors, white and light tan—regular price $1.00 each. Clearance Sale 50C price... - yptian Cotton Union Suits— Ladies’ Fleece-lined E colors, natural gray and ecru—buttoned across the shoul- der—sizes 3, 4. 5 and 6—regular price 75¢ sui Clearance Sals price.... | .adiss’ go-gauge mless Cotton Hose—double he=ls and toes—sizes 8, —five different styles—solid black, black with white feet, all black with drop stitch, black boots and colored tops, mé!‘ solid t:mS with drop lar price air. learance Sale waiie : 12ic Fast Rlad;: Ribbed Cotton Hose—heavy | weight—double to=s and hesjs—siz>s 6 to gig—reg- | ular price 20c pair. Clearance Sale price. 15C The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Clearance Sale of Bedding. 750 pai's fine-grade White Wool Blanksts, ranging in size from single t> largest double-siz= bsd. Owinz to very slight manufacturers’ imperfecticns, we offer them at §8.50, §7.50, $6.50, $5.50, $5.00 z2nd $400 p:r pair, equal to about [l One-Half Regular Prices. 250 full size sateen eiderdown Comforiers, with odor- ess filling, worth§s each; clearance sale price.... - 300 full size bed Comforters, filled with sn. flake cotton, worth $2 each ; clearance sale price.. | 250 Wi Marseilles Quilts, extra large, pearl hemmed, worth $2 each ; c earance sale prica...... o 300 extra size whits crochet Q:;,xlrfl, hemmed and ready for use, regular price $1.25 eac clearance : : =95¢ i sale price.... ey ade 470 pairs white Sheets, neatly hemmed and use, 2)4x24 yaris, a fine quality ; worth $1.25a pair : clearance sale price........ < 500 pairs white Pillow Cases, standard qual- ity, size 22'4x36, worth 25c a pair ; clearanc: sale price 35¢ Tennis Flannel 25¢ 50 pieces of natural wool Scotch Tennis Flannel in a particularly fine assortment of colorings—worth 3s5¢ a vard—on special sale to-morrow and during the g e I SR U SR e 25C —> ""Ornam ntal NiSckeI Match Safe— two compartmsnts — Special Monday and TUeSday ONIY.oon-. oo, 3 OC Regular Prices. Pressed Tin Sugar |Large-size Ena Dredger... iete S P. 13-inch Galvanized Wash Basin—extra heavy.....13c c | an 6-quart Enams Sauce Pan.... 27¢ 15-inch Gaivanized al | 6-quart Enamel Be-lin Hod—extra heavy. c Sauce Pan.... LTS Lacquered Bread Boats... 3:1 Three Great Leaders in Toilet Articles and Leather Goods. These specials and dozz=ns of others will be found at the counters in the rotunda: Eastman’s Rose Geranium Scented Soap, 3 cak:s in ne imported full-bristle se lected Bone-handle Tooth Brushes, EREOC "~ regular price 15c each—sp=cial !L{(\v:'z)k,\ N this week at... C S S 15 dozen only. Imitation Horned QED‘/D lligator Combination Purses, regu- (86&5~— riv sold at 35c each—s| 1 < this week for.... A la BEPR RV P VPSP R ERVRR VTP VPRV VPP PPN RRV RGP R VP REP PR SRR N The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Grocery Store aside from its every-day selling at the lowest prices vou have ever known, offers special lines daily (see bulle- tin in grocerv display windows). The direct grocery tele phone—South 9. ~ Special Monday Only. || Basket Brand Table Fruit—this assortment: 2 cans Pears, 1 can Plums, 2 cans Apricots, 1 can Green Gages, 1 can Peaches—the 7 cans for...... Cheddar Cheese—regularly 15¢ a lb‘."mo"n;ufi.fl‘nday, per | | Special Tuesday : |1 * Royal Baking Powder—1-Ib cans...... ...3% 10-1b boxes New California Pressed Fizs—regularly 8z.. Frilay, and until the lot is sold.... ...55¢ Regular Prices. 2-lb cans Standard Oy- 3-Ibcans Clam Chowder.23¢ sters.. .15¢ | }47ib cans Curried Oy- 2-1o cans Select Blue Point sters...... .25¢C Oyst. 232 | 1-lb can Sardell= .33C 1-lbcanP. & W. ¢ | Just arrived—A fine lof 10 ot 2-IbcansP. & W. Clams.15c |~ Smoked Eels, per Ib...40c Speaker Pro Tem. Grifith was given out. Mr. Griffith returned to his home at Marysville Thursday night, but Mrs. Griffith, who has had quite an experi- ence here the past week, remained at the State capital until eariy this morn- ing. Soon after his return home Mr. Griffith found the sentiment such that he changed his mind and he wired Mrs. Griffith to join him at their home, but the anti-Hanna workers persuaded her to remain here. Representative Griffith then sent S. W. Tiiton, his neighbor and relative, and Mrs. Griffith’s sister and other neighbors to Columbus to present the situation in Union County to her and request her to join him at their home. After the arrival of Mrs. Grif- fith at her home this morning the fol- lowing was prepared, brought here to- night by a delegation of Republicans and given out by the Hanna managers: MARYBVILLE, O., Jan. 8, 1888, To the Public: At the last clection I recelved a warm assurance from a large majority of the Republican representa- resolyed it was done. vote for to help break could be only accomplished in the way | ties offered my wife. During the time I was en- gaged in this movement 1 still expected 1o vote for Mr. Hanna for Senator, as 1 afterward so statea to him and some of | tel, ending only vesterday, when one of my constituents who called on me. After- ward 1 felt justified in_writin; of January 4, 188, In which 1 de r. Hanna. organization, in which, sisted that every officer from Speaker to age should be a Republican, ound that I had offended my Repubiican | Hon. constituents, and I felt it wouldp Ylelunt to return home. O returned to Marysville to see and hear | for myself the true situation. my constituents from country have called on me, and | record. The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Ribbon Clearance Sale. See Beautiful Window Displays. 2000 vards of Silk—best quality plain taffeta ribbon— No. 30—31; inches wide—pure dye—choice colorings (all the desiraoie colors for .neck ribbons)—actual 30c a yard value. Monday and during the week 20c Tnousands of vards of the bast quality heavy all-silk satin and gros-grain Ribbons—choice colorings, including cream, cardinal, pink, orange, green and forty other shad- ings at the tollowing extraordinary prices : No. 5—1 inch, was o: No. 12—2 inch, was 18¢ yard, now. =% 80 yard, now. No. 7—n{ inch, w No. 16—214 vard, now. yard, now............ No. 9—124 inch, was No. 22—3 inch, was 26c vard, now. vard, now. e 30C, Here Are Three Big Wet Weather Shoe Offerings. Positively the best shoe values in the city. Our Ladies’ Polar Seal Shoss— made on the Klondike toe—broad and easy—cork soles, beautitul fitters, a reliable California White Labor shoe, the grade $5.00, for... e o Our Genuine Box Calf Lace Shoe for ladies—new stvle to—mi'itarv heel—sold alwavs at $2.50— .49 clearance sale price............... l = Men’s French Calf Shoes—Goodyear Welt, lace or congress styles—square toe—kangaroo top and comfor - able shoe—sold regularly at §4.00; during the $ 1‘% clearance sale the special price will be.... iy The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Dress Lining and Findings Department. Two of the most extraordinary mark-downs to re- duce surplus stocks. 25 pieces Fancy Figured Black and Navy Watered Moreen Skirt Lining—clearince sale prics pe yard.... s IOC 4000 yards Corduroy Dress Binding in colors—black, myrtle, olive, cardinal, gray, tan and browns—1’$ inches wide—clearing sale price per yard 4c Substantial Reductions in the Crockery and Bric-a-Brac Department. All surplus hnes and the “‘few-of-a-kind lefts” have been reduced to a fraction of former prices. The Stockton Art Pottery At the prices quoted is the biggest Crockery offer on The ccmpany discontinued making certain lines and we tought ali that they had left at prices below cost of production. Large size Creamers, made to retail at T et for. s cal S 8¢ Large size Soap Dishes, made to retail at soc each. -.15¢ La-ge size » made to retail at 30C €aCN. .icciicrenintieaseeianaanannss Large size Flower Pots, made to retail at $1.10 each, for.... 5 Tea Pot, Sugar and Creamer, made to retail at $1.25 a set, for.. Sc And numerous other articles in odd, artistic shapes at equzlly as low prices. Umbrelia Stand Special—Soiid wrought iron, 26 inches high, 8 inches wide, with antiqu: finish drip pan, twisted bar frame in artistic desizn—the regular price $1.08 —100 of them will be soid on Mon- 42 day and Tuesday only at. $l~ tives of the State that I was their choice | know that the growing sentiment among | for Speaker pro tem. to believe that there effort 1o form a slate on which my name | not exist, but that his adherents, as I was not to be considered it was very nat- ural for me at jeast to feel chagrined, | merous than at not so much in losing what seeme: a kindly offering to me, as that the lead- | nated me. ers of the organizations appeared to ig- | I have freely talked over with my friends uore my candidacy. | When 1 was led | Republicans of this count against Sen- was an organized | ator Hanna, as 1 conceives it to be, does riow beliéve, are stronger and more nu- the time when the to be | county convention was held that nomi- The affair at the Neil House Wise or unwise, 1 and I fully exonerate Senator Hanna and the slate. which | his friends from any intentional indigni- I have also learned | for the first time of the {1l treatment of | my friends and constituents while seek- | Ing to see me at the Great Southern Ho- | my friends, with a letter from me to my the card | wife, was ordered by the manager out clined to | of her room and while there was not per- In nupporlln’ the | mitted to speak to her, except in the however, 1 in- | prosence of oue or more attendants. ‘onsidering all these facts, T hereby an- 1 soon | nounce that I will support and vote for Marcus A. Hanna for both the short not be | and long term as lon§ as he is a_candi- n the 6th inst. | date. JOHN E. GRIFFITH. As this statement gives the Hanna men, on their claims, seventy-three votes of record in writing, there is great Many of | of the 1 nowl all parts On Monday only we will sell 25 Boys” Wool Ulsters--the warm $5.00 kind-just 25 of them, for - - - - - - - $3.00: THE EMPORIUM. The Smallest Living Woman, Now at the Chutes, is exhibiting her timy horse, brougiram and * bicycle at the Emporium. Szcond floor. NO CHARGE. Complete Klondike Outfits—Clothing, Food and mnecessary Hardware—EVERY-- THING—at lowest prices. SARAGAAEAREREAARAREEEREER LGN L LEtahg The Emporium’sGreatest-of- All Dress Goods Clearance Sale. Three specials wondrously low-priced. At 25c. Stillleft an excellent assortment of the 4o-inch:All-Wool Fancy Suiting, the 38-inch Novelty ohair two-tone Suiting, and the 4o-inch Ail-Wool Tweeds, now selling at 25¢ a yard—worth 35¢, 4oc and soc. At 35 156 pieces of 4o-inch Novelty Dress Goods, all-wool * g and curled mohair, in changeable effects, iridescent effects,| raised mohair effects and self effects. Investigation wilg prove that our statement is trus when we say that any o these styles are worth 6oc a yard. At 50c. 26 pieces left of the so-inch \Worsted Serges in navy- and black only. This cloth was exceptional value 50 for 75¢; during the clearance sale the price will be C The Emporium’s Greatest-of- - All Silk Clearance Sale. The season’s most important silk sale here now. These three specials for the coming week until sold. At 50c. Fancy Jacquard Figured Silk, all excellent new de- signs and colorings. They were 75¢ a yard. At 75c. Fancy Jacquard Figured Silk in gros grain and satin effects—a large variety of styles and color combinatlons, They were our $1 oo, $1 25 and §1 50 qualities. At $1.00. Two-toned Brocaded Silks, all new designs and « choice color effects. They were our $1 50 and $2 oo qual- * ities. % ™~ L3 x AAEASAALEARERERREAEAEAEEEAEAEREAEARAEAEEALAAAAARGEALGRE The Emporium’s Greatest-of- All Furniture and Carpet Clear-- ance Sales. Half a dozen of the qui g s thatjnow pre- Who can or will 7duplicate vail in these ‘deparim=nts. offers like these? Parlor Suite—like picture--high- ly polished — mahogany finished irames—upholistered in satin tap- estry—worth $30. The Special Clearance Sale price... 519‘75 : ""Solid Oak " Bedstead — hand /. rubbed and piano polished—cary- isngs IandCl finish Ig(e picture. pecial learance Sale .85 $4.5, 4 styles of handsomely upholstered Parlor Chairs— . covered in fine silk damask—best spiral springs—all rich mahoganized wood—well finished and beautif ully carved— very swe:l looking—sold regularly at $9 each. 3_75 Your choice this week atiw..ceereenenes Bt $ e Two Carpet Specials. Two unapproachabls specials that you cannot-afford to overlook if vou need Carpets. Lowell’s Body Brussels, with borders to match—all the latest designs and color effects—actually .08y worth $1.35. Special Sale price......... 3 $ 1_ 25¢ Ingrain Carpet—worth 63c a yard. Specially reduced for this sale to.................... The February “Delineator.” The well-known fashion magazine, with a repmation of the highest order. It is universally conceded to be tne best of all works of its kind. February number now ready. Subscription price $1. Single copres 15¢. Butteri;;attems. February styles. These patterns give perfect satis- faction, which is shown by the great demand for them. Catalogues and fashion.sheets mailed fres on applica- tion. Emporium and Golden Rule Bazaar Pattern De- partment. btttk bbb s e e L U T PPUPPPUPPPPPOORPPPPPPPPUOPOPIPPPI., rejoicing at their headquarters to-night over having the necessary majority. SECRETARY LONG ON CIVIL SERVICE RULES. Suggests Amendments to the Senate Where- by Men May Be Employed at Navy- Yards Without Delay. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. —Secretary Long has addressed the following letter to the Senate: Navy Department, Washington, D. C., | January 7, 1898. Sirs: In compliance with the request of the Senate date December 18, 1897, the Navy Department has the honor to say that in its opinion the only amendment which its experience suggests in the laws governing the civil the rules established by the Japanese coast. done will be that the Civil Service Commission should | approve what may be called a navy yard | order, providing that the Secretary of the Navy may, upon a competitive examina- tion by a board of navai officers, appoint certain employes at other than clerks, messengers, watchmen and draughtsmen whom the commission elther does not have on its eligible list or are unable to supply without unreasona- ble delay. There have been several cases —one of a leveler and rod man;: another | of a special laborer having the technical knowledge of machinery, whom the com- | mission were several months in furnish- ing, and whose services were very much needed during that time. e e To Cease Pelagic Sealing in Bering Sea. VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 8.—It is the gen- | eral opinfon of sealing men here that there will be no pelagic sealing in Bering Sea during the coming season. Only one | schooner, the Director, will go to the | °?’hl!n!eu!.lfl carri on lon mission, relates to the er—the rulea. | nia, Oregon, Washington an The amendment w.____n_l_mllfibh I.lllmh- coasts. Suicide of a Stony Point Hotel-Kesper. SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 8.—Peter Gug- lielmetti, keeper of a hotel at Stony Point, about seven miles from Bloom- | field, committed suvicide last night. It |is sald that despondency was the cause. He leaves four children, and | was about 40 years of age. Prison Director to Be Bangueted. SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Jan. 8— | The Prison Directors will meet next | Tuesday, at which time a hanquet will | be given to E. J. DePue, the retiring | Director. navy vards, etc., A Terrible Crowd. In spite of the heavy rain vesterday the big store of Pattosien Co. furniture store was packed with buyers. The way the ex- | press wagons left the house. the great Michigan furniture sale cannot last there is ong. the Califor- }'All buyers will ge! thelr fare paid to and British Col- | from the store during this sale. A hand- some souvenir for every visitor. - REAEAA AR R E LA A AR AR ARG E L SR EES BERAREER A AEEEERAEEEEAREREAEEREEEEEEE S 644 2