The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 10, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1899 SUGAR FLEET MAKES PORT N A BUNCH Fort George Taken for King George. SAILING VESSELS FOR MANILA| WOES OF THE CITY OF COLUM-| BIA NO1 ENDED. ren of the Maria Kip Orphanage Entertained by Mrs. Henry Peterson and Then Taken Out to the Iowa. | 240 850 8GN HOKO 4 ] o s =3 I ped %! o Proposition From : Educanun lic school a compro 5 S 5 5 0230 803 83¥ s> e 000 @ R O D LFBARTLETY READ IS REPORT AND RAISED & STORM OF OBJEC TIONS. submitted did adjourned from next Mon- will be It e e e s s ae e o el ol el b o b o e e s and fi presided t PH. Mur , chair- n islation, to tell what h e on behalt of the teachers. urphy has been in Sacramento greater portion of time since n in session a ing account of what had been the complished in the w gislation affecting education. st fmpor- tant work accomp the passage of a bill that will prevent the loss of any portion of teachers’ salaries in future. This bill, which signed by the Governor Wednes- nd is now a law, provides for the aside of a special fund by the Boards of Education on the ist of each year, to be known as the teachers’ salary fund. It is to be based upon careful estimates of the amount required for the purpose and is to be ample to meet teachers' sal- aries for the ensuing fiscal year. The measure passed the Assembly unani- y and there was only one vote against it in the Senate, that vote be- ing cast under a misapprehension. Several other bills are pending in one house or the other, all of which contained, as originally introduced, | TEACHERS NOT QUITE "% 2 and teachers’ committee, is to take Harbor Hospital, and Dr. Fitzgibbon ZNIANTED TO charge of all avaliable funds there- thinks Thier 5 internally Infured. : divide th ncle Sam has change s mind, and COREROMIBE atter and AlVle e s toaates & | the City of Puebla will g0 back to Manila, | a:s:asmsnmmmwmmmfimmmwmwmmmfimm APPSO P S U0 SO SO SRy S S S S S e s anat dn S S S [ e e e e D S R S S e S S e e LR R S o R S S S O e Sy SO S S T R S S e SUGAR FLEET COMES IN A BUNCH. HE barks Martha Davis and Mauna Ala, ship Fort George, barkentine S. G. Wilder, brig W. G. Irwin and schooner Defender all made port yesterday. The Merchants’ Exchange gives the credit for the fastest trip to the barkentine, but the captain of the Irwin says he beat the Wilder twenty-four hours. o e i o e es odcle Sl SECR o PR h vessels are going in fo the lumber) sailing ve -ruv;]nrod at from | ade sooner than up. Uncle Sam has illing: shillings a _ton trade = layop- the chanc Sam will load | a big lot of supplies on hand that he |l wants 1o get to Manila, and the chances | hat some of the British ships in pm't} British_own The understandin things being equal, be given the preference. z a charter may be taken. Steam- ‘cannot be secured and those that ar der charter to the Government are i |Ject of mu THEY TALKED GAS FOR THREE WELRY HOURS Finance Committee’s Inquiries End. PRESIDENT CROCKETT ARGUES | UNDER OATH HE MAKES IM- PORTANT ADMISSIONS. Expert Fred Holweg Gave Interest- ing Mestimony on the Quality and Cost of Gas in This -City. J. B. Crockett, i ias and A d Mayor parring match nt of the San Light Com- | Phelan had a verbal | st night that lasted two | hours, at the end of which time the bout was declared a draw. Mr. Crockett then crossed swords with Fred Holweg, gas | expert of the Finance Committee, and | the discussion that followed developed the | fact that Mr. Holweg, who keeps a drug | store at North Beach, has spent consid- erable time delving deep into the m: teries of manufacturing gas. | When the investigation into the affairs of the gas company, which was begun last | Tuesday night by the Finance Committee | of the Board of Supervisors, in order to | f compensation to be paid for lighting | the city during the last two months, was resumed last night, President Crockett s the first witness called upon to tes- for the « orts upon the sub- g from all over oned Mr. Crockett pertaining to gas from the time tablished in this spread befor: the world, z 1 all ma: ic illumination exceptionally well posted man his Honor's questions with honesty, and | never once during th s that he | was under fire did he find himself lost | for an answer. He frankly admitted that there was an | nature bet n | ime and a nu much needed by their owners. If nt the f 23 GOS0 020 B0 24K O30 23 0 28 L WUBORD = IE 2| et S and S the bark C: .\nln, an C LLSUP 1121 tons, These o | Vi els would carry about 18,000 tons of ,,‘Xn‘lgh(. and as Uncle Sam has only & | about 700 tor e | & | Philippines h . able to choose o | among the ve s named. The Ditton and Ben Lee or ably carry | quartermaster There have be the sergeants of Afon Alaw would prob- | all the stores on hand in the | ’'s department. | s among Ser- | READY TO COMPROMISE | geant Charles Cullom, who has been on | B — | night duty, will be welcomed ‘at | A | the desk” in the station to-da. Flanders, who has been on th to the O'Fa street i geant Brophy of the Ce take the night beat on East s ing Sergeant Cullom. The into effect to-day. | The troubles of the Klondike | ity of Columbia seem to be never end- i She was pt started for San of Magellan -fl‘r(' on xh(_ r\’\r( ot lhe merchants 3 ters, among w ral wome 4 to compromise, which offer the attor- In the Straits e o | loved by the teachers had & |s % ta b advised them to accept. In . soup out R DDLU 0RO 0 RO R TR S the . an of compromise submit- B Sy adion ® There is now available ¥ | alyhagked ? - @ | water and the passengers escs . ke "fl,’ %0 to $70.000 that | At Vvalparaiso the Columbia had to go & ‘ided equally between the mer- & | on the drydock for repairs, and when T and teachers, giving the latter ge | these were made there was no money to one-fourth of the amount due & |pay for them. The steamer was libeled « \ for the two months. A trus- ge|and held untii money was obtained from + the East, and then the voyage was re- 3 & o La i e et QO+ +0+0 600+ 009 Finally Puget Sound was reached on the | way to the KI ondiice, and there the party went to pieces. The ship required more | repairs, and nobody ha money to pay for them. The passengers claimed | they had been defrauded and libeled the steamer for damages. Suit after sult was brought against the v el ugtil there was not a square inch from keel that was not plastered with a libel suit Jventually the City of Columbia sold by the United States Marshal, and | her new owners fixed her up and put her {in the Honolulu trade She left Seattle with a full cargo a number of pas- -ngers; but misfortune was in her wake. . | Captain and passengers did not agree, and the vessel reached Hawall with some of the latter in irons. More libel suits followed, and for months the steamer was tied up in Honolulu. At last she got away, but breke down at sea. After being patched up she managed to reach Hilo, but a few hours later sank at her anchor. age. She was raised again and take: | Honolulu once more, where _liti | broke out'again. The crew had not been paid since leaving Seattle, and merchants wanted their money Once more the City of Columbia was put up for sale, but owing to some mi take in the advertisement there were vi few people present, and she was knocked down to tain Evans for $1500. Th! was not near enough to pay lhl‘ ves and now the Alam t: s that the Judge has refused to con- firm the sale. A Chinese firm made affi- | davit that it was prepared to pay $10,000 | had its representative arrived in time at | the sale. Captain Evans has carried the | | matter into the Supreme Court of Hawaii, and there the City of Columbia's fate rests at present. A most enjoyable treat was given the | children of the Maria Kip Orphanage by | Mrs. Henry Peterson last Wednesday af- | ternoon, The children, to_the number of twenty-five, went first to Mrs. Peterson's home, where they partook of a sumptuous lunch. Then they and their friends and the friens of the orphanage to the num- ber of seventy-five went down to Folsom street wharf, from where Mr. Peterson’s launches Amy and Willlam D took them out to the battle-ship Iowa. The party was shown over the huge fighting ma- chine, and all enjoved themselves thor- oughlv Befcre disbanding, after the re- turn to terra firma, three cheers were | given by the children for Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. A. Thie with a serious accident yes A P Ihs Broke and some planks fell on him, | breaking his nose. He was treated at the 7 M MVRPRY "EULOGISED TME LAWYERS: mate of the \a\lnn:\l (‘it v, met tee, to be selected by the merchants’ teachers and merchants. is to hold the teachers’ warrants for November and December, and that is what caused the trouble. objectionable As soon as the reading of the report mmittee nad suc. was finished Mr. Faulkner demanded to know if it was the intention to as- sign the warants for two months for one-quarter of the amount due, and probable announced that he, for one, would would be mever consent to such a plan. The la- dies heartily applauded this sentiment, and one charming miss declared she The vessel was rechartered yesterday and will be got ready for another voyage as quickly ~as possible. The Conemaugh took- nearly all of her load of mules aboard yesterday, and wiil probably get away Saturday There Is a Difference in Beers. But there is no difference in Anheuser- Busch’'s BUDWEISER. It is always the same. More of this superb brew has been consumed by the American public than any other brands. Assembly Would rather not receive a cent than Poolroom Men Deflant. {0 accept a quarter of what was due. The action of Chief Lees in raiding the B nOhe? " Messrs. Kingsbury, Murphy and Mo- & | poolrooms south of Market street | lssed. THAt Garthy argued in favor of the plan, % | Wednssday and selzing the para- | commi oaused the G hile Messrs. Edwards, Clark agd & |phernalia has roused a spirit of | Seen retatiied in e e IWhite and Miss Conklin inclined to-§ | antagonism in the poolroom men When the cases of the five men a Mr. Faulkner's view. Mr. law San achers w Slitope HErs maulge sl Edwards moved fhat the com- rested were called in Acting Police Judge | have to be appointed ea h year, thus Barry's court Y 2 - | yesterday Attorney Loy throwing the depart into the promise plan be printed on slips of pa- & | for the defendants, intimated et A hands of politi per and given to every teacher for con- results would follow to the police, but no | Mr. Murph; 't the. Flash sideration, and the matter could come notice was’ taken of his warning. The Pz endi i ,.fj”“" up again for action next Monday. He Beareh warrant cases will be heard thig | 2ok o the bills and (%50 not more than a fourth of the G | morning. and the other cases were con- | said It would be necessary to closely nompers of the department were pres- § | tinued till to-morrow: | e e Vprcasure, that came’ cp; and it would beiunfair to/the eb- s e e ; i inte Sentees to dispose of thelr Interests | nakes ng clse. Sam- W. D. Kingsbury supplemented Mr. oooh naster n G| e Tree. “Address -nakesis. Now York s | Murphy's report of the work at Sac- ramento and closed with the state- ment that there was more important business to come before the meeting in the report of the committee on pro- tection of teachers’ sa L. F. Bartlett read the report, which reviewed at length the struggle cf the teachers in court and out of court to obtain their salaries for November and December. The defeat in court of the creditor merchants’ attempt to have thelr claims put ahead of the teachers’ ————— Gentlemen’s Sodality. On Sunday morning, March 12, the Gen- tlemen’s Sodality will meet at their chapel on Hayes street and march in solemn pro- cession, headed by their officers and ban- ners of the society, to the 7:3) o'clock mass at the large Church of St. Ignatius, where they will receive holy communion in a body. It being the holy season of Lent and as new members will be received the ceremonies will be unusually impres- sive. The advocates of the compromise op- posed further delay and recounted the cost of further litigation, but they were plainly in the minority; the ladles thought they had defeated the mer- chants once in court and could see no reason for rushing into a compromise with the other creditors without giv- ing the matter any consideration. Then there was some discussion as to the best time of holding the next meet- ing, and it was finall dedded to set it for Monday, March 4D m. % g : g -4 2 4 2 8 5 : g F =3 —_———— Mrs. 8. R. Hall, 10 Kearny. Opening nf our beautiful imported hats to-day. | where it is consume: understanding of a ver! his company and the Improvement Company n Fran 0 ( hich enabledone s to consumers in company to supply | certain districts where the other com- | pany has ; comp v- | ing the ng the profit a other th rvice. He also | knowledged that the two companies have | an agreement not to cut rates ott further stated, in him, is in answ that the variou: Mr. Cro tions of the thousand f cents more to deliver and 30 | house | the 1, intro- showing how | ed to that city | b. In defense | “rockett argued > unfair but un- 3 T duced for the purpose much cheaper gas is su than it is to San Fr of his own position Mr. that it ould not o able for the the compa charged in the part in the a ficuity for tt Mayor was ion in Bel- | ] tion and manu- ure of gas is concerned the maser | was dismissed without any further argu- | ment. Fred Holweg was then called upon to ort testimony on the quality of factured in this city and the production. He was questioned . Perrault and finally by attorneys. Messrs. | 1 when Holweg left | impression on r at he knew a g or two about the manufacture of The Finance Committee will go over | E of the cide upon t the gas com | CARL T. KIRCHHOFF'S WILL. | | Poet and Novelist Disposes of His Estate by Testament. The will of Carl Theodore Kirchhoff, poet and novelist, who died on the 2d ins was filed for probate yesterday. His tate consists of per: property of un- | known value. After directing that his body be cremated, he makes the following b To the German Press Club the him f m the Society of | alistsand authors; to two nephews in Germany all his manu. scripts; to the General Benevolent Society, 500; to the German Old People Fruitvale, $500; to Dr. F. $500; to relatives in German residue of the estate man Brunn, a nephe efit due —e————— In the Divorce Court. Decrees of divorce { Fred D. Everts from on the ground of willful desertion; vian Jalbert from Rosalie Jalbert on the ground of habitual intemperance: Ger- trude I. Graham from Fred W. &= on the ground of extreme cruelty; James J. Malcolm from Ella M. Malcolm on the ground of willful desertion. The suit of Henry Le Blanch for a divorce from Kate E. Le Blanch and that of the wife nKJlns‘[ [he husband was dismissed vesterday by Judge Belcher, the couple having forgiven each other and deciding to enjoy the biiss of married life. Jennie Loughran has sued Thomas Loughran for a divorce, alleging cruelty as a cause of action. have h Carri WORDS— MERE WORDS! | Do not amount to much, but prices talk. Hera are some_that ought to interest vou: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 0c and S0c Lydia Pinkham's Compound. Hood's or Ayer's Sarsaparilla Swamp Root .. Maltine Preparations ... | McGiil's Orange Blossom... Meliin's Food (large). Ajax_Tablets Cupidene : Listerine NOTE—To every person bringing tence made from the words at the top of this | space we will give a handsome souvenir. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TESLA ELECTRIC BELT WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS. 949-95| 1 MARKETST o~ NEXT TQ_HALE BROS. — ighting ..r‘i AR daj"GRAND nonsl.sg 'BRUSHE ADVERTISEMENTS. 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Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacrame: Sm:rlm'lm'l'° $% | Morosco Amusement Co. (Inc.) Lessee. DR. lflgNgggngNfi“ OPERA ASLEOLD In French and Italian, by the e o Mo ey Book on prvae isesses snd | ELLIS OPERA COMPANY | Weaknesses of Mer.free. Over 20¥'rs’ experience. i NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Patients ¢ Hnme Terms reasonable. Hours9 to3 dall to v'gs. Sundavs, 100 i2. Consul- Enlarged Chorus and Ballet! mu:wheu..m:ummv ntidential. Call.oraddress “Rfi’perlv;;re. first week--March 13, “Faust,"” : 5 eNULTY, M. D, elba; March 14 “Aida.” debut of Gadski: P. ROSCOE McNULTY, Mareh 15, "L Hoheme, " Svith Metba lnnd debut 26); Hearny St., San F. { san and Gadski: March 18, matinee, Seville,”” Melba. The sale of single seats for the first six per- | formances now progressing at the box office. Prices of reserved seats, $, $4, $3, $2, accord- ing to locution. Box seat CONCEB.TS AND SESOBTS. STEEPLECHASE SENTRAL PARK, li‘hth and Market. G0 WHERE THE CROWDS GO! w k d W Extra Attractions—The Barrel of Love; Royal ea en an Omen and Tperial Trogpe of Jeraness Lidy Divers Swimmers; New Illusion; the Human HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THB | BDlflel\ Pigeon Fuse Shooting. Open Dlll' great Mexican remedy; gives health and | from 1 p. m. to 1 p. m. Admission, 10¢, ime strepgth to sexual orgaos. Depot, 328 Market. ! cluding Horses. W. 1 HESS. NOTARY PUBLIC AND ATTORNEY-AT LAW, Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Bldg. Telephone Brown 831 Reslidence, $21 California st., below Powell, Bln anclsco