The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 11, 1898, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898. ANMOR:NGOUTANGS s GHM;%BJBUI% il AreYouRun Down, Exhausted? e STHOOL BILLS through the throes of thelir very first romance and the management out at the Gross Extravagance Is Charged. ADVERTISEMENTS. e A A e A e Chutes i{s on the alert, carefully noting all the detalls, which they will forward to the great naturalist, Professor Garner. It's “Love's young dream"” in very truth, for Sallle has just turned one blissful summer and Joe has endured existence for a brief twenty months. Thus far this remarkable courtship is up to the accept- ed human standard. The maid is coy and lad vain and domineering, Brokers chew PiperH eidsieck Plug Tobacco “on the board.” on until the right It helps them hold moment! It is a perfect chew—pleasant and satisfying. Just a nip of it now and then gives nerve to busy business men. tender, .the wh Cores the wild man from the wild- { CAN WIN YQU 1 est coast of Africa, supplies the necessary rival to disturb the monotonous calm of a love that cannot be true if it rtin smooth- ly. There {8 nothing prepossessing. or fas- cinating about Congo, who, by the way, | the Chutes man declare, Is the much sought for *“‘m! ng link. But Congo wears not with unbecoming grace the | regulation male attire, and Congo sports a beard, two stubborn facts that all admit are-fatal to the regular pulsation of the feminine cardiac. When Sallie first met Congo she put up v razor lips and pressed them to fous red border that protects the d man from Africa’s teeth; then she ghed, turned her back on Joe and gazed F 1 WOULD.. INDICTMENTS ARE EXPECTED BARRINGTON AND WALLER ARE EXAMINED. Registrar Biggy to Be Complimented for Efficiency in a Special Report From That August Boedy. The Grand Jury met last evening to consider election cases and to probe into the financial affairs of the School Board. Subpoenas had been issued for Presi- dent Barrington of the Board of Educa. tion, Chairman Waller of the finance com- mitteg, Secretary Charles Welsh of the | School Board and Auditor Broderick. Welsh was present with a detailed state- ment of the finances of the board and other information bearing upon the ex- penditures. The Grand Jury has fully determined to make things hot for the School Board, believing that there has been gross de- reliction of duty and perhaps worse in the handling of the school funds. Espe- cial attention will be directed toward the bills for equipping Mission High School with furniture, apparatus, etc., the cost having been somewhere In the neighbor- hood of $40,000. President Barrington has refused to sign some of these bills. The fact has leaked out that thousands of doliars have been expended recently by the various committees without se- curing the consent of the board. The sup- ply committee has gmle ahead and equip- ped Mission High School on its own re- sponsibility, and is charged with gross extravagance, inasmuch as the School Board had no money to expend in the purchase of high-priced desks, laboratory equipment, etc. here is reason to believe that several indictments will result. The Grand Jury last night returned a cambric with soulful pale green trim- mings, and would fiing herself like a petu- lant child all in a heap upon the floor when any one attempted to take her from the wild man’s strong brown arms. Joe's undoing robbed him of his usual vivacity and even for a while his life was despaired of, when, llke a good fairy, civilization took a hand in his romance. Congo and Sallie and Joe came to town. Congo saw other members of the weaker sex and without any preparation for the shock he must have known he was about toinflict the missing link neglected Sallie. Joe, lucky Joe, took advantage of Congo’s desertion. . He gave Sallfe all his fruft, his largest, whitest grains of rice, and finally one bright morning took advantage of the chimpanzee’s unusual affection the virtues of Vin Mariani, which I Paris—41 Boulevard Haussmann. o™ PALACE *7§ SGRAND HOTELS? SIR HENRY IRVING, ths Eminent Tragedion. ~ MARIANI WINE Makes the Weak Strong. Mariani Wine gives power to the brain, strength and elasticity to the muscles and richness to the biood. I soothes, strengthens and sustains the system and braces body and brain. Fot overworked men, delicate women, sickly children it works wonders. se who will kindly write to MARIAN] 52 West Fifteenth street, N I can certainly add my testimony to Tocéhu City, Will be sent, free, bock contalning pom have found excellent, and am well tralfs with indorsements of Emp . Eme convinced of its auality. press, Princes, Cardinals, Archbi and J other interesting matter. Mention t paper. HENRY IRVING. {0Taggiets. = Avoid Substitutions. London—S3 Mortimer street. Montreal—28-30 Hospital street. | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. | LESSEE | AN FRANGISCO AND NORTH PAGIFLS RAILWAY COMPANY. Tdures Fecry. Foos of Market St 14. and 16 SAN FRAN 'O TO SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAY 1:00 & m.; 12:35, 330, 5:10, hursdays—Extra trip 30 p. m. . m. Saturday Kearny Street, | it e Extra trips at 199 5 and 11:30 m. s%r?“lbglz‘?—sm, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, Formerly 427 Kearny Street. 'SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO, WEEK DAYS—$:10, 7:60, §:20, 11:10 a. m.; 12:45, g l:&lofi m. BSaturdays—Extra trips at PONNONOOODKO00000 B P e 500, 625 . . Between Ban' Francisco and Schuetzen Park same schedule as above. in mufe admiration at Congo’s high Intel- their betrothal with & rubbing of lips. Tn P ryer== ‘) | lectual brow ana sleepy though eloquent Congo, however, is not at all disturbed | Io)V indictment against Mrs. Botkin for | s CHAMPAGNE FLA OR. After this Joe courted the fair one by the turn matters have taken. He | fie murder of Mrs Dunning a technical | g SAN FRANCISCO. g | eR s o Difeck S pan Pani e in. She spurned the food he so dain- flirts desperately with all the ladies who | 12W having been discovered in the indict- Chmeiien by a Srewwh wimagever. o eek | Su 1898, tily “'spooned” up for her. She refused to visit him, and—vain beauty that he is— | Mgt previously found = 0 1400 Rooms—900 With Bath Attached. Days. | days. | Destination. drink from his glass. She began to de- now and then gazes toward Sallle with a | , Begistrar Blggy is to be complimented | g All Under Ons Management. Q- { velop a_coquettish love of her ome and look that plainly says “I could still win | b¥,the Grand Jury in a special report. NOTE THE PXICES: @ [Pam s:0am| Novato, only gown—an esthetic thing of salmon you if T would." Spon At Gangthe’ AT Thuamml be dwelt | Oy can Plan $1/00 per day and wpwara O | 330Dm| $:0am| Petaluma, e Saieians e LA . — | Board of Hiection Commissionain® it | D American Flan.$3.00 per day and upward @ | _0:100m| 8:0pm) Santa Rosa. | = | come in for a roast on account of the way | © Correspondence Solicited. [-] Fulton, Aliappearance web “reeried’ by . bl Fom%a.rl\ z udxé‘;ls ]vaguedl%t 1uuky mil- lnhwh!ch hood[umi!. genegambiens and JOEN 0. KIRKPATRICK, Masager. 7:30 am)| H“';Igdsor, 10:25 am | T _his ion doliars. ncludes 273 packages of | others were appointed as judges and 3 ealdsburg, parents to the police, and since then every . 1 Q0o0c0oco000220000 Tiy INSPEETUHS SAY PR s e e assorted furs, 619 dry sealskins; 9491 salted ' clerks of election. g alTten, —_— e | 3:30pm| 8:00am; Cloverdale. THROWN FROM HIS BUGGY. l § N ADVERTISEMENTS. DR MCN = | e Hopland and s = 5 ICS TR P BRIt M v e et ad st e & v [] L l i. | 7:30am) 8:00am] ~ Uklah. 7:35 pm| 6:22pm | Van Loben -Sels, Consul General for \ v N N AN | 2 % LA AR CRONO] 'HIS WELL-KENOWN AND RELIABLE OLD | 7=~ 7 PUI NTEI] TH I N GS the Netherlands, Meets With 8 oO0C00000000000000000000008, | Th sl Nonon miBontbl | " o) cucrsevin. |1 a Slight Accident. ® Weaknesses of Men, free, Over 20y'ry’ experience, | 3:30Pm ! | - pey ‘lhis city for the Netherlands and Para-| | tation free and sacredly contidentlal Call,oraddress & { . = o guay, met with a slight accident yester- | L] P. ROSCOE McNULTY, M.D., { Shsen v Dpre, Slen S [ s:00m 6:220m ey | | 26 Kearny St., San Francisco, Cal. | 7:30am 6:00am| Sebastopol. | ccompanied by the i et ———————— | 8120 P 5:00 po| | superintendent of his ranch, which is | . BRUSH S FOR BARBERS, BAK- | “Stazes connect at Santa Rosa for Mark W R 1 situated several miles this side of that| Wil Now Be Returned ! James Begne of Tres Pinos, E e R - prings; at Gey- esult of the Mary |mnace, when suadenly some part of the | ol . Burcd-of 2% ti brewers, bookbinders, candy: Jaakers. Gners, | fcIVile or kot Cleatules e gave way and the horses became = dvers, flourmills, foundries, laundries. paper- | nd . Kelseyvill Ce i They to Her Owners. AL, uired of RUCUMALISM o | eyus, foumil todneriss, ‘ifsin, pigs | Higniond Syriogs.” Kelseyville, ' cariatud Garratt Inquiry. THE CHARGES ARE DISMISSED DDITIONAL LYCENSED EN- EER MUST BE PROVIDED. | Effect of Cold Salt Water When Pumped Into the Feed—Re- ceives Official Investi- gation. ates Inspectors of Local m Vessels have compiet- n into the charges “orcoran against Chlef | ' erson and Assistant of the steamer Mary ty of the California | ovement Company. | anager of that com- Mr. Corec pany. Mr. Corcoran charged the accused with i of carelessness, negli- y during the period | October 11, in that | iter Into the boil- at they left the fur- pen prevent the steam e from rising w the boat was andings, and that they did not | bridge walls clean, thereby caus- botlers to leak in their girth The Inspectors’ report states he witnesses proved that the boilers leaky and that the top of the bridge 8 covered with about three inches searr and Patterson denied that they 1t water into the boilersand - water was warm. This the feed In small quan- blowing down the boil- pose of removingehe scale. further shows that while v engineer last April | ! pump broke ~down t in the steam chest. This Corcoran, who, not- the steamer to | to San Francisco > round trips \irs were being made. This ne- e use of the deck pump in )1d feed water into the boil- ring that time. Inspectors say this was certainly I to the bollers, carryin pounds of steam, though testified that they The accuse did not leak at deny opening the not sustain o say, e therefore charges, dis- issed. We agree with Manager Cor- an that the engineer on watch should s of the steamer. The bol- | y Garratt, however, ar distant from boiler A duty of looking | oilers the engineer must absent | eral times from his engine | ing it in charge of an unlicensed e being but one engineer in each perform the necessar; b do not Incline to oppress steamboat but with the foregoing in mind lieve it our duty in the intérest of tion service and for the safety m board to require an additional | engineer to be carried on the | Att and all other steamers of it our A t Department during the opening to-day and to-morrow, and see the pretty velties, such as cushions, frapes, scarfs, cases, baskets and burnt wood and leather goods. Newman & Levinson, 131 Kearny. See window dis- play. > —_—— ‘Wanted to Be a Soldier. Louis Smith, a boy 13 years of found asleep on the sidewalk (;na%er'm'iv;: lck street, near Greenwich, vesterday afternoon by Pollceman Alexander. He was sent to the City Prison in the patrol- wagon and his parents notified, The boy left his father's home at 128 Second street on October 24, and has since been uving with the soldiers at the Presidio. He sald Le wanted to be & soldler. His t | at the me: | b 1ggy threw Mr. sted b intd tr of r. ut on ex- not minor to 118 He took the first avalilable tr: kland, and is 5 Adeling street. erday now at his home at He was sitting up and felt quite comfort: TELEPHONE FRANCHISE MAY BE EXTENDED PROVISO CONCERNING NUMBER OF POLES. People’s Mutual Telephone Company Before the Supervisors’ Com-~ mittee Yesterday. The committes on streets of the Board | of Supervisors met yesterday morning and considered a number of important matters. The question of granting an ex- tension of one year's time to the People’s Mutual Telephone Company in which to expend $100,000 in betterments, as provided in the franchise, was disposed. of by re- quiring the company to file a written guarantee in the office of the Supervisors’ | clerk that there would be no more poles erected within the fire limits than are ab- solutely necessary for the conduct of the business. Afterward the committee on streets will favorably consider the appli-| | cation for one year’'s extension. Park Superintendent McLaren, The proposal was well received and the Meechamme “Association will b asked to give the committee some exact figures as to the cost of taking the sweepings to the park and all other desirable data. 1 decided to present a resolution pavements providing that the bitumen carts, but should not be sprinkled with should be thoroug It has by the flushing s: ha shown by trial in ern cities that flushing ~is_the best ay of cleaning lieves that uitumen should be treated in | the same way. The question of granting the Southern Pacific Railroad the right of way for a double track through the city to Fourth | | and Townsend streets was on the calen- for consideration, but was not aght-up for some reason. It will be recollected that this matter was before the committee several weeks ago and that the property owners in the Mission dis- trict filed a Strong protest, which was pre- sented by a large delegation of the citi- zens. They claim that the Southern Pa- cific is a trespasser now, that it built dar | {ts ome track on the plea 'that the same was only temporary and had since re- fused to vacate. —_———————— Lurline Salt Water Baths, Bush and Larkin sts. Swimming, Russian, hot and cold tub baths. Sgltwater direct from ocean, ——————————— Another Libel on the Belvedere. David Dunlap, H. Svenson and two oth- er sailors of the steam whaler Belvedere began suit in the United States District Court yesterday to recover $500 damages each for having been obliged to. remain and work on the ‘vessel for a pemod of &lght months after their term of twelye months had expired. Svenson asks for T ndaitfonal for having been triced up by Captain Millard. t1sm, kidney. liver diseases cured. Dr, Gfi?fi."&".m.mum, 514 Pine, nr. Kearny, 3.F. Cal, —————————— Sutro Will Contest. mma 1. Merritt and W. H. R. Adam- soEn administrators of the will of Adolph Sutro, fled a demurrer to the amended contest of BEdgar E. Sutro yesterday and ask that the contest be dismissed by rea- Son that it does not state facts sufficient to- constitute any grounds of opposition, —_————————e * cures piles. For free sample i ‘l‘rlb‘:l-\nl building, N. ¥.'* “‘Anakes: ad. *. i ‘Anakesis,’ afternoon, | Park | Commissioner Zefle and King of the Mer- | chants’ Assoclation appeared before the | committee to urge that street sweepings | be hericeforth given to Golden Gate Park. | eting of the board next Monday | y washed each night | been | phalt surfaces, and the committee be- | ! MILLION DOLLARS IN SKINS VALUE OF THE BARKENTINE BEHRING'S BIG CARGO. JAmeHcan Murdered in Korea—Ship | Baring Bros. Raised—General | Merriam Visits the Italian | Cruiser. THE | J‘ The Oceanic Steamship Company’s Aus- | tralia arrived from Honolulu and the Ori- ental and Occidental Company’'s Belgic, from Hongkeng, via Yokohama and Hon- | olulu, Wednesday night and yesterday | morning. They few hours of each other and arrived here about the same time apart. The Australia brought up seventy-four cabin and fifty- five steerage passengers, and the Belgic | brought forty-eight cabin, twelve Euro- pean, one Chinese and three Japanese, second cabin, and forty-three Japanese and 294 Chinese in the steerage. the Belgic's last run on the Hongkong route. Now that the Oriental and.Occi- dental, Pacific Mail and the Japanese line are to run three steamers each there is néthing for the Belgic to do, so she | will be returned to the White Star llne, her owners. The officers are glad, as a | rul:,"that she'is going back, but Captain Rinder does not like the change, as his home is here, The Australia and Belgic were delayed a few hours by northeast gales, a head sea and high northeast swell. The Belgic brings the particulars of the murder of_an American named George Lake in Korea. The deceased kept a store at Chemulpo and was a great favor- ite . with everybody. He lived alone and some one stole into the house while he slept and drove a knife into his brain. The murderer was not caught and the matter was being investigated by Deputy United States Consul General J. C. Sands when the steamer sailed. The American ship Baring Brothers, which caught fire and was sunk in Kobe Harbor on August 12 last, has been raised again, The wreck and cargo were sold for a song and the purchaser i{s going to make a small fortune out of them. e- sides the hull there are 400 bales of rags and 750 tons of manganese ore In the hold. | Three attempts were made to raise the vessel. The first failed because the pon- toons were not large enough, a storm wrecked the second and the third suc- ceeded. | The boys In blue at Manila are not to | go short of fresh meat. The Belgic brings word that the British steamers Urmston Grange and Duke of Sutherland have ar- rived there from Brisbane, Australia, with 3100 tons of frozen meat for the army. Major General Merriam, accompanied by his ald, First Lieutenant John B. Ben- nett, Seventh United States Infantry, for- mally returned yesterday the call made ‘Wednesday by Captain Giovani Giorello, of the Italian cruiser Etna. General Mer- riam and Lieutenant Bennett left de- partment head’?uaner- about 9 o’clock in the morning. The two officers wore their full dress uniform and side arms, They went out to the Etna on the Government steamer McDowell and were received by the officers of the cruiser with full cere- monies. General Merriam -and his aid were invited into the captain’s cabin, where they spent a short time in con. versing with Captain Giorello. When the general left the KEtna he was given a. salute of fifteen’ guns. Captain Giorello and the wardroom officers of the Etna have been extended the courtesy of the Bohemian Club. The torpedo-boat destroyer Farragut was out on her official trial trip yester- day. It is not known for certain whether she has come up to the Government re- quirements or not, but the general impres- sion is that she has, In shaliow water she made a poor :howlng but in twenty fathoms she made much better than thir- ty kpots. y’nm Russian barkentine Behring arrived from Pelrogn.ulovskl rdyeaterday with & fortune in skins aboard. She brings the season’s catch of the Russian Sealskin sealskins and 110 packages of bearskins! left Honolulu within a | This is | “Aiter Sufferi& 34 Years. Tres Pinos, Cal. DR. A. T. SANDEN—Dear Sir: I stand ready to testify to having been cured of Theumatism of thirty-four years'_standing by your “Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt.” It bas completely cured me after doctors and remedies had fatled, for which I am very thankful and will be more than pleased to make it known to any one who is troubled as T was. 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(Main Line, Foot of Ma =ave Frow Nov. 3, 18%, “6:00 Nilca, San Jjose and Way Stations. 1004 Benicia, Snisun and Sacramento... . 31004 Marysville, Oroville and Redding via Woodlaud ... .. cavilio and Ruwsey. au Rumon, Vallejo, Naps, Marysvill g, one, € Chico, Teb ama and Red Bla. 4:03p o e d 2 tock| amest . 3:5¢ | Arrives In Chicago at 8:15 A. M. the ’.fifil%.m’&"’.’fmm':‘" :’:‘ ise following” Thursday, * Saturday :004 Marti; " Lathro an. uesday—Arriving In Ne O e Framn P e 12asr | Yorkat 1:30 P. M- Friday, Sunday o A‘"'?"“’i‘,‘;,,’;‘f"" zlz‘i"i”:.';'. and Wednesday. n i Now Orltuns and East.. 6:43¢ | DINING CARS, BUFFET CAR. Ob- A 0, Mendots, T v servation Car and Electric Lighted Sleeping Car. tiuex 10:004 Valicj: . Martin 50 3190t faorameuto Jiivgs Steanem. 13.45; | This Train is In Addition to the Daily 1008 Niles, San Joso and Way ; . San Jose, Nilos and Way Stations... 101134 Overiand Express. 2i065 Niles, Tracy, Mendota, Hanford and Visalia ... « Livermore, San Jose, Niles and Way Stations, . SAR FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE—628 MARKET ST, TELEPHONE MAIN 1531 Oakland Officee—1118 Broadway. Sacramento Office—201 J Street. San Jose Office—7 West Santa Olara St 4152 0 iglits Landiug, Marysville, Oro- ville nnd Sucranient 10:48, | = 4:307 Haywards, Nilos and San Jose 7:454 | 8o BATTean duy v e Lo NORTH PAGIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Mojuvc, Sauta lasbara sod Lon Y Basmalita Betty. I FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY 6:45p N RAFAEL. 3100 “ Brcite d . *9:30, 11:00 & m.; *1:45, Fort San Raael on Mond Louis, Chis d Bast, .. §6:452 RIEE SRS O Monden BiBOP Nilee, Sau Jowe, Tracy, Tatbrop, , 200 Satusdayp at WA p.m. - Meroed and Fresno. i oAB:00, R0 00, P13 i L5, 5:80p Stookton izdine p . ked * run to San Quentin. LGag0 v Katvope Wl Giden and RS 9idn ked * run to San Quent | 7:00p Vi ta- 'y 12:00p Vallcjo, Fort Uoata and Way saia¥y = 5, EXTRA TRIPS on Mondsys, Wednesdaya turdays at 6:40 p. m. Sa5a | S (St S, S0, W aom 1235, %310, 4:40, *6:20 p. m. LOCAL. Trains marked * start from Sen Quentin. FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO, Melroxe, Seminary Park, D . 135, 240 . i Etshinny. Hmout, XTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays s Lakniva foxih. s and Saturdays at 7:00 p. m. g ek UNDAYS—8:00, 10:05 & m.; 12:05, 1:20, 3:20, Lorenzo, 5:00, 6:20 p. m. and 12:85p THROUGH TRAINS, Huywards, ©3:45r | 7,90 8. m. week days—Cazadero and way sta’ns, i Ruus through to Niles, 74457 | 1:45 p. m. Baturdays—Duncan Mills and way J_t From Niles stations. 2:00 a. m. Sundays—Duncan Mills and way sta’s. THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAW JOAQUIR TOAST DIVIST wrrow Gange). (Foot of Market Street.) 81104 Nowark Centerville, San Jose, Folton, Bouldar Creel Saita Cruzand Way o ions. . “aetr Nowark Gecictiic, St Joss Xow VALLEY BAILWAY COMPANY. gmlmdm. Felton, Boulder From Nov. 10, 183, trains will run as follows: S ot T VAT e qunsa | “B3itnibe d. North-bound. ons... A A\ uth-boun rth-boun 41158 Newark, San Jose and Los Gatos... 9204 | — & $11:457 Hunters' Excursion, San Jose and Passen-| Mixed, Mixed, [Passen- Way Stations. S 17008 | TGec™ | Sunday . Sunaay” ger. CREEK ROUTE FERRY, Dally. [Exc’ptd] Stations. _[Exc'ptd| Daily. From SAR FRANGISCO—Foot of Market Sirest (Slip 8)— 8:20am[10:30am| Stockton 16 9:00 11:00a.. $1:00 *3:00 $3:00 | 10:10am| 2:05pm| Merced *8:00 ™. . | 11:40am| 5:30 pm Fresno 100 8:00 b F b e 1300 *3:00 440 12:58 pm| 830 ) Stopping at intermediate points as required. Cormections—At Stockton with steamboats of California Navigation and Improvement Com- pany, leaving San Francisco at § p. m. daily, Sroopting” Sundsy, and’ Stoskion - at ¢ p. m. aily. For stage connections see official time table or inquire at Traffie Manager’s Otfice, 321 Mar- ket street, San Francisco. » WOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. (Via Sausalitv Ferry.) Leave San Francisco, commencing Sunday, Sept. 11, 1898: a. m., 1:45 p. m. rd and Townsend Sts.) 71004 Bau Jose nid Way Stations (New maden Wednesdays ouly)... 9:004 San Jose, Tres Piuos, Swita Cruz, Paliic_Groy Park, Joae, @iy, Hollisor, “Suia’ Orur Balits, Moutorey and Paciis rove. :30 0 San Jose and Way Stati ek Days-—9:20 *4:15¢ San Jose sud Principal Way Stations 9:43,4 Sundays—8:00, 10:00, 1 a m., 1:15 D..ll. *8:88x Stn Josssed Drinciosl Was letidon 848841 Flound trip trom il Valley, 1. 0130F San Joae sl Way Giations. 301 | THOS, COOK & SON, Asents, 621 Market 145 Sau Joge sud Way Statious. ~ A for Morning sl (e | Weekly Call, $1.50 per Year