The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1898, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 189S. HENRY GAGE A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Will Seek the Repub- lican Nomination. BULLA’S FRIENDS OPPGSED. WIGHT SPOIL THE LATTER'S SENATORIAL FIGHT. Imorning’s westbound passenger train near Boca. Passenger train 4 is due {with eight sections, containing the | Thirteenth Infantry. United States Regulars from Minnesota. The road | will be clear to-night and all trains will | move, D {ALLOWED TO ANNOUNCE NAVAL MOVEMENTS rid Journals Give Information That Should Be Taken With a Little Salt. MADRID, May 19.—In spite of the veto placed upon the publication of Bpanish naval movements, the newspapers here have been allowed to announce that Ad- miral Camaras’ squadron, consisting of the battle-ship Pelayo, the first-class cruiser Carlos V, the auxiliary cruisers | AIMS AT ANNIHILATION OF| FOREIGNERS. ON'THE VERGE OF REBELLION Yangtse Kiang Coolies vay in Ugly Mood. | DANGEROUS SECRET SOCIETY. | Rapldo (formerly the Ham- | - Am an line steamers Columbia | Normannia), the crulser * Alfonso | | the cruiser Antonto Lopez, three | torpedo-boat destroyers and the armed | i yacht Giralda, will shortly sail from | Agitatfon Against European and | Cadiz, while the reserve squadron, con- | American Machinery Which Is injured before the Rallroad Commission ‘{:rlt have jurisdiction te hear his com~ plaint. Attorney Monteith, who also appeared for Robinson sufgeatefl to the commis- sion that if Huntington were brought be- fore a court of justice every time he was fullty of an Infraction of the law the erm of his life would not be sufficiently long to make it possible for him to an- swer all the complaints that eould be brought against him. Huntington was not present at the hearing, and this fact fave rise to the | rumor {hu he had left the State in order to avoid appearing 8s a witness In the event that the Commission decided to hear the case. His attorney denfed the truth of the rumor, and asserted that his client would be on hand when he was needed. ‘When the arguments were concluded the Commiesioners announced that they would render a decielon this morning at 10 o'clock. ———— JUDGE CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL, | It Will Take Place Sunday Afternoon From the Masonic Temple. Arrangements for the funeral of the late Judge Campbell have been completed. It wiil take place on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, when services will be conducted CAPITALIST MILLER ; POISONED BY GAS HE WENT TO SLEEP WITH THE LIGHT TURNED LOW. Although the Windows Were Opened the Deadly Fumes Took Effect and Death Came Be-ore Dawn. all wrong. | am taking no chances SR L 4 x Willlam L. Miller, a_retired capitaust, | nd | know what | am getting when | was found dead in his bed yesterday buy morning at his residence, 1750 Sutter street. He had retired at about 10 o’clock on the evening before in his usual health and spirits, and when breakfast time came he was called and made no reply. Miss Neale, a relative who resides in the house, knocked at his room door, and recefving no answer opened the door and found him dead. The room was fllled with the {lluminat- ing gas, notwithstanding the fact that both windows were open at the top about into a laboratory for chemical experi- ments. What you desire to sell me Please let me have that or nothing" who is short-sighted enough to think he | “No, Sir, I do not care to turn my stomach may be all right, but, again, it may be Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey That is the sort of talk for a dealer NUINSCO, ne, Foot of Market Street.) FRox APRIL 28, 1888 — (s 7:804 Martinez, San Itamon, Calistoga aud Santa Rosa. .. ei5p 8:004 Atlantic iixpress, Ogden and Jinst., 8:25p NiBOA Niles, Swn Jose, Stockton, Tone, Sacramento, Maryav Chico, Tehama ard e i3 *8:304 Peters, Milton, Oakd: for Yosemite) Bakersfi . Demlig, Ei New Orleans aud Easb........... 10:004 Vallejo, Martinez and Way Stations *1:00P Sacramonte Kiver Steamers. ..o 1:00% Niles, San Jose aud Way Stations. ....... Ban Jose, Niles and Way Stations. . #60U5 Livermors, Meudota, avford snd fsalis ... +. Lisermore, San Jose, Niles and Way Statians, % 9z to:154 4:15p 110:154 12:157 Han imbogn, iosa. . Vacariile, Woodland, iits Luuding. Margsville, O0: sting of Vittoria, Numanira, Le- n ress v 3 's Hall, Masonic Tem- | 61X Inches. Sl panto and another vessel, will be orsan- Olosts Mans 4 " In King Solomon's Hall, M s La ized ely. g ¥ Saurdes o 3 4 Master Carroil Cook of South | The only gas burner in the room had : : ; el fmmeliately, on Francisco Lodge No. 213, . and A. | been partly turned on. It had been the | SEVes his own interest by presenting an Employment. After the service the Gage Disputes Their Assertions and Lectures Office-Seekers on Evils of Sectionalism in Politics, Spectal Dispatch to The Call. LOS ANGELES, May 19.—Henry T. G e will be a candidate for the Re- publi wition for Governor. Bomr friend: nator Robert Bulla, who to be Ur 3 claim that Ga v have the ef- fe Bulla and that ( inte shou step & 2 in an view upon the su “The election of a R nor frc the south, i the prospects of a from that locality. would, in my opin- fon, strengthen his candidacy. Thes time to tim the south upon a Ob- could (with exception of holdover s) to a to both houses of the Legis- nd they have not as yet been sertior that t certain hypothesis purely the only to the be elect latur individ- Dem- .come of the a the Republican ture can be Demo- vthing. use of my SECURING COAL FOR THE SPANISH FLEET | By Cable Senor Polo Is Enabled to‘ Arrange for a Supply at St. Pierre de Miquelon. —A special to the : It 1s learned that Senor Polo, United State coal s arranged by fleet at St. - — Movements of the Columbia. NEW YORK, May 19.—The United States cruiser lumbia sed In at quarantine at 8:16 . m. She anchored off Tompkinsville. COLLIER HAS QUIT. The Special Department Land Agent Was Mixed in His Reports. ation from Wa; officers to the conclusion that H. United States Examiner of -ial Agent of the Interfor been dismissed from the four wee b he left East answer to De sery t ar it, Abc ut the to conduct in office and the rned to his home in evidence that he has . Collier was 1d Cleveland ad- iid not get along and was given an ice. By promising alleged land n- on t to s of frauds in the matter of ed many transactions and prevented many of vors who had done the work o for their v t of Senator Gl the ma ion_and he finding_tt ; Thi Collier, hearing that ation, has- v eav tior ports were untru investig sent to Wash 1, his conduct was under inv ed to Washington to fix up matters, the inforn n that he has returned s T 3 t one conclusion— le for | Plerre de | gton leads the | Spectal Dispatch to The Call. TACOMA, Wash., May 19.—Late Ori- | ental papers recelved per Empress of | India state that there are many indica- | tions of rebellion in theYangtse Kiang | Valley, owing to the unsettled indus- trial conditions. The Kolao Hui, a for- midable anti-foreign secret society, | continues its agitations and to increase | in numbers. The real ruler of Yangtse | Valley is stated to be Cheng Chihtung, | Viceroy of Hunan and Hupeh, who is disgusted with the weakness of the | Peking Government and is winking at | the organization and prospective arm- | ing of the Kolao Hul Society. 1 It is estimated that the complete | opening up of the Yangtse Kiang and | its tributaries to European and Ameri- | can steamers will throw a million boat- | men and coolies, now dependent upon freighting, out of employment. These | boatmen work from sunrise to dark for only their daily rice and a few | strings of iron cash, paid them at the | end of their round trip, occupying one | to three months. When steamers suc- ceed them they see they must starve. | All through the Yangtse Valley their | loud anti-foreign mutterings are heard. This ling is particularly strong wherever foreign machinery has been introduced. A cotton mill recently es- tablished above Shan Hal has thrown | many weavers out of work. Recently | some of them attempted to blow up the | mill and partially wrecked It. Two were convicted and sentenced to 500 lashes each and terms of imprisonment. The recent anti-missionary outbreak | at Chung King has engendered very | bad feeling among the natives there. Forty missionaries there, many of | whom are American Methodists, are | believed to be in danger. dist mission at Kiang Peh, in that Jo- calit has been threatened with de- struction. MASONIC BENEFIT A GREAT SUCCESS The Metho- |} M., will officiate. body will be taken to Cypress Lawn Cem- | for interment. | e‘f\?’n speclal mcethy; Wednesday night of the Hociety of Old Friends, of which | the late Judge was president, resolutions e e airased deploring his death as a pub- | Hc calamity, and deciding to attend the funeral in a body. WELBURN IS MINING FOR ALASKAN GOLD. | REVENUE ‘AGENTS HAVE LO- CATED HIS WHEREABOUTS. He Left Texas After His Second In- dictment and Instead of Going to Mexico Went to the | Arctie. Tt 1s some months since O. M. Welburn left California after his acquittal by a Federal Jury of more than a score of | charges of withholding Government mon- | ey, and since then his whereabouts has | been involved in mystery. It is known that shortly after he left here he re- mained for a while in a town in Texas, where he used to live before he came to | California, but after the United States | Grand Jury found a second indictment against him he disappeared and the United States Marshal could not find him. A story was persistently circulated by his friends that he had gone to the City of Mexico and was living there under an assumed name. This report for a_time threw the Government agents off th track, and they ceased activelv pursuii: the fugitive for the reason also that the | Government has made no provision for | the p: nent of the expenses of United | States Marshals other than §2 per day | when engag! the pursuit of criminals. | This allowahce ng about one-seventh of the expense which would incurred for | railroad fare alone, has had a chilling | effect on the ardor of the officers of the | aw, and the result has been that persons | wanted by the Federal authorities enjoy | much more immunity from capture and punishment than criminals of almost any | other class. Notwithstanding the dis- couraging outlook, the special agents of | the Revenue Department have kept a | keen lookout for the whereabouts of the ex-Collector, and their efforts have been rewarded by the discovery that Welburn, | shortly after th: cond indictment by | | habit of the deceased to leave the gas burning low when he retired. The win- dows being opposite each other caused a draft when they were open, and it is be- lfeved that a puff of wind blew out the flame and allowed the gas to escape into the room. The deceased was @5 years old and a native of Scotland. Some years ago he was employed in the Assessor’s office, and after that went into busine: where he obscure substitute for such a standard article as Duffy's Pure Malt. | pepsta, indigestion and similar troubles, as well as for preventing colds and | pneumonia, it has no equal. For dys- realized a competence on which he re- tired. He was a widower and leaves three | sons, one of whom, Willlam H., was| grand president of the Native Sons of the | Golden West. { POPULAR DOGS AND PONIES. Large Crowds Still Ffll the Exhibi- tion Tent to Watch Performance. Norris Bros. dog and pony show at Central Park seems to improve upon ac- quainta The performance given last night was only one of the regular ap- pearances of the animals, but it was full of good points and taking features. All of the feats performed by the animals are ' worthy of the closest attention, and the way the pretty, high-stepping, graceful ponies and their close friends and com- panions, the dogs, were applauded last night showed that the large audience was fully cognizant of the labor and pa- tience required to bring the performers up to the high state of docility and in- teligence exhibited. The engagement here will end with 4:30 Lathrop, Modesto, Meroad, for Yosemite), Fresno, Sauta Barbars avd 1op ik, Atinntio” Hapress ul st Ogilen and Tt ¥ for Mojuve spenn Mail, A Va % 81001 [y arin, Nilen s Kar Tono 72454 17:00p Vallejo, Port Costs and Way Sta- 19:0p suny SBETTER THAN. PHLLS . MAYWARDS LOCAL. rket Street.) Helrose, Seminary Park, Fitehburg, Elmhurst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Extadillo, Zorenzo, Cherry and Hagwards. i Rune throughi to Niles. I From Niles, TOAST DIVISION (Narrow Gauge), (Foot of Market Street.) RAILROAD TRAVEL. SAN FRARCISCU and NORTH PACIFIC | _ RAILWAY Co. Tivuren Ferry, Foot of Market St Sesar S RANCIECO TO SaN RAFAkis WEEK DAYS—7:0, 9:00, 11:00 a m.; 1335, 17:454 Santa Cruz Excursion, Ranta Orus od Principal Way Stations....... {81089 8:15. Newark Centerville, San Jose, Feiton, B ek, Santa Oruzand Way 3 s:300 ‘enterviile, San Jose, New Felton, Boulder Creek, d Principal Wey J9i208 CREEK ROUTE FERRY. g;l)grnuon and evening performances Sun- :‘wl.l 5:10, 6:30 %‘m;d Thug:sdny.—Exm mfl Prom SAK FRANCISCO—Poot of Market Sirest (lip 8)— . SL.’%,,DX\{D?‘;,, S e L ‘:;gg 0. 11:00 *2:00 $3:00 S NDAYS— i80, 11:00 & m.; 1:30, 3:30, 00 *6:00e.u. A Play for Charity. i«flg&?‘kgt.:lm‘ TO SAN FRANCISC From GAELAND—Pool of Brosdway, 00 8:00 10:004.M. Lawrence Barrett's masterplece “Fran- | wESK DATS tan 3200300, Tt e s, | $1300 *100 1200 *3:00 $4:00 *5:00r, cesca di Rimini,” with all its beautiful | 840, 5:10 p. m. Baturdays—Extra trips af DANT DIVINION (Broad G effects, cos s'and scenery, will be pro | (18 p.m. and 63 p. m. e AL AL e cts, costumes an be pre | bRy 940, 11: i % (Third and Townsend Sts.) duced at the Bush-street Theater to- | ©pRiass A B R B e s 6:00, night for the benefit of the Little Sisters’ | Betwe: same schedule as above. This soclety is located and its object is to Infan Shelter. at 512 Minna street | provide for the care and shelter of chil- dren whose parents are called from home to their work. Like many other char- itles, It frequently finds ftself handi- capped for want of funds, and the man- agement hopes that the entertainment to- | §:10 pm|5:00 pin{ night will provide sufficient to enable them to broaden the scope of their char- itable enterprise. e Suits Against Railroads. Willtam B. Mortenson has commenced sult | against the Market Street Railroad Com- | ! | p. 0. en San Franclsco and Schuetsen Park Leave Arrive San Francisco| In effect | San Fyanolsca o pri Week | Sun- 1598, Sun- | Week Days. | days. | Destination. | days. | Days. 7:80 am|8:00 am| _ Noyato, [10:40 am| 8:40 am 8:30 pm|9:30 am| Petaluma, | 610 pm|10:5 am Santa Rosa. | 7:8 Dlll} 6:22 pm Fulton, ' Windsor, 10:25 am Healdsbury Lytton, Geyservill Cloverdala. pm(8:00 am! am| | Pm|8:00 am Aladen 17:304 Sunday Escurs for San Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove I Way Stations, , Ares 1 Grove, I'sso Prine 9:004 hun Paotiie Kunta Cruz, Robles, Sun . Surt and *5:00p San Jose and Principal Way Stations 8:334 n ) oge wnd B pal Way Stations Stations......... d Way Station s O e the United States Grand Jury, went to| pany for 25,000 damages for injuries sus. am| . south e PARTNERS DISAGREE. ska, and s there now digging for gold | P20 . : U = ? ; P for Afternoon. S . 5 [MATINEE WILL ADD GREATLY|{n"fh'iopo of retrieving his failon for. | tained by reason of the company's alleged | s pe* > *7| Guermeviie *Bunlaas oxeertel” + Sundags only.” ¥ Batiriayi only RS 3 i g i | | % ossibly with the idea that | carelessness in starting the ecar from ! 87 —— onday, Thursday and Saturday nights only. ist and honor. E. Trespaille and A. E. Hiett Quarrel TO THE CHARITY. | Eme B D ich strike he may e | which. he. intended to-alight on Folsom | ' am§i0 am| — Sonoma {8andays and Mondays, | @ Satnrdays and Sandase. vear t){e nnr;(h Over the Right of Possession. i able to restore, If nm‘au_dm |elflsz R‘por- | m:g Tentr}is(;e:!fi onhlanry\‘aay 29, . pm|5:00 pm| Glen Ellen. S ARy rs, but also | ' of the money alleged to have been | G.J. M. E. d'Aguin has filed a complaint et ad T 1 that the north bbb A”ESted‘A 5, |An Excellent Performance Pleased ithieia from the " Government and ef- | with the County Clerk against the Calior- | 345 SmlSisy om| Scbastosol. [i0:40 ami{i0:2 am ‘ CALIFORNIA fect a compromise through political in- nia Railroad Company for 33000 for In- - lead to the dismissal | juries alleged to have been received by a ainst him, It is evident | derrick falling on him at California and 1yde streets, while some cars were be- E. Trespaille and his partner, 23 Howard street, | resting and lively | _ Btages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West | Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at Gey- | serville 'for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdale for | Those Who Attended Yesterday. | the' Geysers; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, | || S8 SAN FRANCISCD E TO Best Talent in the City on time, concede to , why would it not 1 to assume that fluence :vmch n of the charges ai that no United gtules Marshal or Reve. aloonkeepers at south h v. The former was arrested | the Programme, Aun & e) £ he | icbig et 1 = gent will attempt to look for the |ing shifted from a truck to the carhouse | to the ge of threats to kill, and on I Sl L D ot laakn, St fiof o campasy. Hlenian Sorlngs, Keigeyvilie, "New Cariatad rearrested for disturbing t an allowance of $2 per da; T expenses, | e | Bprings; at Ukll;h for Vichy Springs, Saratoga GHIGAGD. hip and 3 %o s The benefit performance for the Ma. Tect Tlohy: ptings, Sumtows | Springs, Blue Lakes, ey, John Day’sy River- eights, or is there | Lake, Pomo, Potter V and if the fugitive ex-Col he will be undisturbed in his search for A Drunken Mother. trouble arose over a loan | . | sons' = Orphans’ and Widows' Home, at P 'THE ONLY LIMITED TRAIN this political the men got from Tres- | omo. 5. 3 N ia r last February and which | the Baldwin Theater, added many shin-| gold. Mrs. Sarah Dockrell, 228 Everett street, | fide; Lierley's, Bucknell anhedrin 0 month rani sonth. e aid. Saturday¥ legai | ing gold pieces to the quickly filling cof- —_——————— | was sent to the County Jail for three g*.;;‘,‘;;"g-,,;%°§;¢t"‘::;.§;f%v£§z;ofi:"?fi= Men- | his spirit of sectionai: | frocccdings Were Instituted by the lendx | fors of that ' charity, Al ‘melety was| DECORATION DAY PICNIO. |months by Tudge Low yosterday on a| Eatiniay soStondy” musa-trs ucisie | EROM_CALIFORNIA BY this verbal division of | He had a She e O [he atM- | there, at least all the ladies were there, e | charge of crrelty to children. When ar- | Feguced rates. c | : to ot g | e had a Sherifs ofleor DIACet it Sh2TE2 | the men, as usual at mitanees being con- | St. Patrick’s Mutual Alllance Wil rested Monday she was Iylng drunk on | bamns Bun Rateel et hatt raies’® 21 polnts | ed | place he was ordered out by Tre! ., | spleuous by their absence. The ladies | Take an Outing to San Jose, | her door step and her three children were il ANY LlN . this great 5d his ground until forced to this time, however, had the best of it, A on @ ed undressed and crying from —Tleket Offices, &0 Market st., Chronicls bldz. | State will to select and point “of a pistol. He returned | for the sterner sex missed a real theat-| The St. Patrick's Mutual ance Asso- | hunger. All the provisions in the house | 4gW TOSTE o0 o F RYAN. Leave San Franelsco at 4:3 p. m. Hiato i) o ,m, o ‘.1”.“ and a mutual agreement Was| rical treat by staying away clation of California wili hold its twenty- Yare :flgag olf sa) lband a few potatoes. | _ Fre 2 : i ] e C e proper time d into whic! 5 0 i = y stay y. k | o ¥ 1 into which held good until y The programme consisted of the thir | ffth annual plenic and excursion on Deco- | The chil 5;"!’}15\'35)%;‘?;%"! to Mount St MONDAYS AND TIIURSDAYS. when hostilities w resum ration Day at Agricultural Park, San | THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN locally there is fiett wa in forced out and on advice | act of “Trilby” by the California Theater | i s of his attorney, W. B, Daly, swore tp a | Stock Company, the first act of “A Secret | Jose. The alllance is one of the oldest | - | VALLEY RAILWAY ¢ E et e TR ol Nt W warrant for t il spdilic " by R it s 5 LLEY RAI | VIOLENT TIRADES OF werntton el e | "y Tiobert Mancell and his | G e et Tellof 08 mec? | e graduntig woeenon o the Callfor. | OMPANY. | “DiNING CaR, 7 % et > ) ase tried 10| oompany, and Pllar Morin in the *“Dres- e} w s a s oY e a - | Z ect H. P. representa- | SOTF S | members, encouraging a spirit of brother- | RCEIENATIR SROTCISES OF tho CAIION | mrom September 10, 1897, trains will run as | BUFFET SMOKING CAR. followed by the stere- ion Play,” ly love among all Irishmen and the en- | den Shepherdess, couragement of fraternal and charitable when a scuffle | | South-bound. THE PARISIAN PRESS rom last Wednesday evening in the large par- Pullman Palace Drawing Room smxm S o nstc They such a_disturbance | opticon views of the “P com- | 1 o that Officers T. P. Gibbons, T, C. Murphy | pleted the programm Scheel’s orches- | acts among its members. At the picnic | lors of the Maclean Hospital, 230 Douglas | North-| d. | days to Chicago, 4% days to New Ye Every Form of Insult Used in Tts and|J. J. O'Meara placed both men under | tra, during (he intermissions, also served | t4ere will be dancing and athletic games | street. After the ceremonies the manage- | Pagsen-| aixed Mixed | B Fery. San Franesncs Docet ciice i gt Traniic AD A arrest. i S e % | for which handsome prizes will be given. ment gave a banquet to the college fac- | Sund; Sy b T o et T e By c use of the United (1 v udience. The “'foyer scene” | m . 30 D eft b | i | _ser unda Sta- Sunday ger street, Chronicle building. Telephone Main 1520, | e : | There will also be a great number of gate | ulty and graduates. Degrees were con-| Dally. (Excep'd.f tions. |Excep'd.| Daily. | Oakland office, 1118 Broadway, Sacraments States. Jreee] was excellently rendered | prizes dlstributed. The committes of ar- | ferred upon W. M. Forster, John Hard- | | office, 201 J street. San Jose, 7 West Santa Copyrighted, 159, by James Gordon Denmett,| THOUGHT HIM A FARRIER. |by the company, Frederick Paulding as | rangements is as follows: ing-Mason, G. E. Hall, G. D.'Pratt, W. N. Stockton | 3:45 pm| 6:40 pm | Clara street. e L s — | Bvengall and Bértha Morrison as Little | J; H. McGinnoy, chalrman; Thomas ¥. | Kennedy dnd A Stuttaford. 12:50 pm| 3:53 pm | - St ARIS, May 19.—Patrle continues A Daring Thief Enters a Stable and | Billee making quite a hit, Alford, secretary; M. J. Gorman, W, J. this evening its violent campaign | Takes a Valuable Animal. Robert Mantell recelved two curtain E,"-‘.fl?&:hp"vfifigifi Srodbuiok: Eiis };‘J,‘,l{:x‘{“ Benefit of the Charter. | NORTH PA‘?.'FJB cuég! MILHUAD: against A v forr in- ot calls from the appreciative audlence. Mr. ¢ Fi & PR s e = = Sausalito Ferry. o = > ’r"‘;“, of In- | One of the coolest and most daring rob- | Xfuntell scemed. to pay more attention to | Jonn H. Finn T, IL Fhn, B F. Dun-| A mass Zseting tas hean called for tnts | Stopping at intermediate points when re- ‘ From San Francisco, commentiog ey 1 18, . 1 ne tling headlines es to happen in this city in the past | please the peaple yesterday than, if it is [ 900y JOh &, Wal, Qeopes Fosbery. John | evening at the Turk Street Temple by the | Qulred =\ o0 11 with sthembosts of | For Mill Vallr ion SeAToe et 700 %81 lead its readers to believe that a sort was reported to the police last night | possible. at_ his regular 'performances. | ., (e8ie FIRES®2 "Moore, M Fyelqs, | San Francisco Trade and Labor Alliance | cOR™E'T Co: Seaving San Franciscs ang | i35, 100 & s oide, 320, 400 Sf vy of anarc 5 in the United States. | by Manager Elisha Stewart of the Santa | Pilar Morin in “The Dresden Shepherd- | HaWNINSe JORCS o 0 o n b ap’ | at which the new charter will be fully | Stockton at 6 p. m. daily; at Merced with | :80 p. m. 5 3 2 Sy yoRncdn Dpited ara Ranch Company ess” ended the programme. Rlchard B onard, 7 Canon; F; M. | discussed. = The meeting will take the | stages to and from Enellings, Coulterville, ¥ ‘Extra irips for San Rafael on An article which issheaded, YRemom | s el Sl i i terea | Mr. Friedlander “stated " after the re- | Hare, J. C. Teonard, o & Carroll, John | g,um of'a debate on the question: “Is the | semite, etc.; also with stage for Horaltos, | Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays &t 133 ber” tries to e public opinion by e informed them tha e siotered | celpts had been counted that the gmount | Jo y/ACRR SHAVE B’ Dinan: Mark M. Me. | Dew charter for the benefit of the citizens | MaFiposa. cfc.: at Lankershim with stage to | D m- ¢ that in 1870 America con. | [heir stables at 337 Fifth street early yes- | taken in at the box office reachéd over i ev;‘hnmu Beary, Willam Topn Me™ | 0f San_Francisco?" Some of the ablest | @nd from Madera. ? | AYS. gratulated rmany upon its vietory | {erday morning, and in the presence of a | $400, and when the outside tickets sold }ffi':i"r, oah ¥, Xeon and ckey, M. | heakers in the Jabor movement have been | o | -ng §-ln a-;txm-.-oq. *9:00, < & & 5 3 ozen employe: ol h | were counted the total to be turned over | Kilday, L4 . ames A. d and it is expected that 1 | L 1:00, 91:45, *2:30, *4:00, over France, as a triumph of civiliza- | D8If dozen employes coolly marched out i Foley. | Seremting | i it out'e ™| WOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY, | "5 Aoh ey bat s R ~ | with a horse valued at §150. His visit was | to charity would be something like $1000, 2 | teresting points will be brought out. | b . 00 a. m. does not run to Arpm. not questioned by the men, as it was | as the house was very well filled. o s | (Via Sausalito Ferry.) p. m. does not run to Mill Valley, g2 a pecullar pas a blacksmith ‘ot some one | . This performance and the Red Cross Yukon Trading Company, | jkgave San Francisco, commencing May 1, s marked ¥ run {o San Quen : UGH T) om Comte de Beust’s book, “Le Dernier des Napoleons in 1870. entitled which_appeared after blaming Europe for remaining a, simple spectator of France's oppres- sion in 1870, says: “Europe entire will e the Ameri having ravished the Queen of the An- tilles from Spain, begin to meddle with her affairs and weigh down with re- doubtable heaviness upon the mon archical destinies of little old Europe.” This prophecy, written twenty-six years ago, which seems so likely to be fulfilled, is attracting much attention to-night. SPAIN'S NEW MINISTERS TAKE THEIR PORTFOLIOS Will Present Themselves to the Chambers To-Morrow—Castillo Declines to Serve. suddenly s MADRID, May 19.—The new Cabinet nisters took their portfolios this rnoon. The Cabinet will present it- gelf to the Chambers to-morrow, when Senor Romero y Robledo will ask for a statement on the crisis. PARIS, May 19.—Senor y Castillo, Span- ish Emb Cabinet of Senor Sagasta, has replied to Senor Sagasta, declining to accept. - E DETAINED BY A WRECK. Third Battalion of Nebraska Volun- teers Held at Reno. RENO, Nev., May 19.—The third bat- talion, companies M, F, K and B, First Regiment Nebraska Volunteers, 829 men, under Major Mulford, were de- tained here all day by a wreck of this ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNYON'S Cold Cure calds in the head, colds on the fungs, old new coldsand obstinate colds, and sl forms of grip. enoezing, discharges from the pose end eves, provents catarrh, diphiheria, pneumonta, and ‘all throat and lung troubles, These plaasant Jittl @ pellets are absolutely harmless, have euved thousat )5: of lives mdyé:vinud much slek Bess, The Munyon ly 7. 'COLD CURE The author, |} can eagle, after | ssador to France, who has been | tendered the Forelgn Office in the new | thought he w ¥ Y svered until late n, when a painter named called to get the horse, he ased her the previous da. Questioning developed the fact that the 1 W bout 5 feet 8 inches in height, »d, and wore dark clothes, Chief Lees detailed two of his best men to trace the daring thief. AR ATTACHMENT SUITS. Graves’ P!‘opertyfiI;eviied Upon — A Grocer in Trouble. | - An attachment is out for the property }nr M. aves, who is being sued by Dr. | Beverly MacMonagle and Dr. Curtis | Kenyon for a $10,000 fee for attendance upon Mrs. Grav Some days ago the doctors assigned their claim to M. S. | Hamilton, and he brought suit for the amount, but fearing that the defendants | might leave the State, he had an attach- \lr]nlm issued and this was levied yester- stores of Charles F. heen attached on two , one preferred by W. P, Twainley for $2000 and a second by E. 0. O'Gara for | $1020. The stores are located on O'Farrell and Mason streets and Buchanan and ush. An_attachment has been fssued g, Ed B. Hill for $i00 on complaint of g,frjlgfi McDonnell, who holds Hill’s note for $500, —_————— Young Ladies Receive Diplomas, The commencement exercises of the class of '98 of the Irving Institute were held last evening, and diplomas were | awarded to the following thirteen young | lady graduates: Academic department—Maud Madaline | carleton, Maude Marion Case, Ethel Ame- |lia Clary, Aileen Lolita Day, Gertrude | Drusuia Featherstone, Mabel Bilsabeth Gale, Mabel Henrietta Korts, Emily Rode- wald MacNefll, Mabel Jay Morris, Sadie Irene Smith, Blanche Jullette Southacle anu Maybelle Stone, Miss Jessie B. Lyon was the only grad- uate of the pianoforte department, and as a consequence received no end of ap- plause and beautiful floral tributes. ———————— Lawyers Come to Blows. Clarence Gray and G. W. Rose, two Police Court practitioners, became in- volved in a heated discussion over fra- ternal matters yesterday when Gray lost his temper and tried to choke Rose. Al- though a cripple, Rose worsted his oppon- ent with some well planted punches and then proceeded to administer his cane un- til Interrupted by bystander: There were no arrests. Judge Bawyer to Lecture. Judge Bawyer will lecture on “The Con- stitution of the United States of America” at the Fourth Congregational Church, Green stteet, near Btockton, on Friday evening. l benefit will be the last performances at the Baldwin, the total receipts of which | will be turned over to the charity. Here- | after, according to an agreement signed | by all the managers in the United States, benefits will only be allowed at the thea- | ters on condition that 1212 per cent of the | gross receipts be turned over to the | actors’ fund of New York City for the infirm, aged and disabled actors and actresses. Messrs. Friedlander, Gottlob & Co. have signed this contract, and on these conditions only can benefits be given at their theaters. NOW A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION o TR ROBINSON SUIT BEFORE THE COMMISSION. Unconfirmed Rumor That Hunting- ton Has Left the City to Avoid Giving Testi- mony. The State Board of Rallroad Commis- sloners listened yesterday to arguments on the question of whether or not the board has jurisdiction in the suit recently instituted by J. R. Robinson against the Southern Pacific Company. Attorney Philbrook opened the argu- ment on behaif of the plaintiff. He de- voted half an hour to an attempt to convince the commission that he had been sneered at by opposing counsel for the purpose of poisoning the minds of the Commissioners against himself and the interests of his client. He appealed to the commission, and asked that the alleged acts.be given their true worth, Attorney Pillsbury, who appeared on by half of the rallroad company, disclaimed any attempt to discredit the standing of opposing counsel, and denied that he had been guilty of the acts charged. He also appealed to the Commissioners, and ob- tained from eaeh the assurance that they had not witnessed any discourteous acts. In reply to the argument of Philbrook, Pillsbury set up the claim that the Raii- road Commisioners have no jurisdiction in the present suit, for the reason that the statute provides that such suits must be brought by the Attorney-General at the request of the commission. He also claimed that if it ware lawful for persons to bring such suits in the manner in which the present ‘rfocsedlng has been inaugurated it would then be possible to keep Mr. Huntington in court for the bal- ance of his life at the will of every Tom, Dick and Harry who had or imagined he had a levance against the rallroad company. He claimed that Robinson must show that he had been personally Articles of incorpation were flled yes- terday creating the California Yukon Trading Company and Walter R. Rideout, | Willlam Roots Jr., W. H. Murray, C. J. | King and E. C. Beavey are named as | directors; $17,000 is the capltal stock of the | company, of which $500 has been subscribed | Dby each of the parties named. — e———— A Matrimonial Misfit, Balome Wagner obtained a separation through the divorce court yesterday from gavm ‘Wagner on the ground of deser-‘ on. On Trial for Forgery. John Cralg was placed on trial In Judge ‘Wallace's court yesterday on a charge of | forgery. He forged the names of Irving | M. Scott and Thomas H. Thomsen to a | check on the Crocker-Woolworth Bank | for $300 six years ago. -—— Charter Meeting, The West Castro Street Improvement Club will hold a charter meeting to-night in Anderson's Hall, 708 Douglas street. Prominent speakers have been secured to address the meeting. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ALASKA EXPLORATION (0., (UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF H. LIEBES & CO.), 35 Years in the Alaska Trade. THE ELEGANT STEEL STEAMSHIP LEEIL.ANAW, Al 100 Lloyds. Capacity, 500 Passengers; 8000 Tons. First Sailing - - JUNE 5th. —DIRECT TO— DAWSON CITY And ALL POINTS on Yukon River, Connecting at ST. MICHAEL With Our Fleet of New River Boats. Now in Alaska. $250. 150 LBS. BAGGAGE FREE---NO LIMIT TO EXCESS. Through Tickets, I,west Rates to Any Point on Route, Bpecial Rates for Other Points on the River. MERCHANDISE ORDERS. No Fee Charged to Passengers. M Vessels now lcading for ST. MICHAEL, Boats, Machinery and Freight taken at the Lowest Rates. Owning our own Warehouses, Whart, Lighters and Towboats. OO First-Class o Only. Freight for Dawson City, 10c a Pound. LETTERS OF CREDIT. GENERAL PASSENGER AND FREIGHT OFFICES, 139 POST ST, S. F. LIEBES BUILDING. - 2:30 - 1:45 and 5:15 2 = rom Mill Valley, $1. THOS. COOK & SON, Agents, street, San Franeisco. ns. week and tations. i Sund lays—Cazade and stations, Sundays—Point Reyes and way stae Next time you make a voyage take a Ripans Tabule after dinner for three or four days before sailing, and continue thcé= practice on board ship till you get your sea legs on. The chances are you'll not be { seasick at all, and if yo u are, the attack will, not lgsf over the third day,