The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 9, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 9 1899 DEACON CURTIS PROVED TO BE HIS NEMESIS S —_—— Theosophy’s Rev. Dr. Lowell Says| Head Answers He Is Persecuted. ! Critics. WANTS HIS ENEMY ARRESTED 1§ READY TO MEET CHARGES - A SHARP CRITICISM ON REV. —— W. S. MATTHEW. - Cablegrams Show That L Supplies Reached An Interesting and Spicy Account of Santiago_ How a Young Preacher An- % tagonized One of Hi Sa o Congregation itherine A. Tingley, head of < heosophical organization known | the Universal Brotherhood League, ¥ it tor in this city y I to be in e o ; insinuations r - in the East by \ « cult opposed to her leader To the charge that she had failed . to forward contributed by | for the destitute in Cuba 3 stination, she has in her pos session a cablegram from Mayor Emi ) Bacardi of Santiago announcing the | receipt of the identical shipment about | g which 50 much fuss has been mad The insinuations against Ting W e ley came while she was in attendance ¢ on the Universal Brotherhooc at an Diego, as a result of held in Lyric Hall, New York T¢ James Pryse said he ; the ©0ds of the Universal } [ clearly designed for the destr T the theosophical cause.” iter the statement w Mr through the country that s and Xty packages of supr s Mr: gley had professed to f dered to Santiago de Cuba 5 which s Bacardi, he ol SAN FRANCISCO, M TINGLEY \Ptern During the c¢ wi urtt ned dangers, the affidavits ers of the committ roto S: g0 and left nti 2 1 Diego, Cal, to attend ; » brotherhood congress. They are i s city. In these affidavits her workers t ¥ to the c ene Tingle: tion of the incoming compelled to go to the gre The first affidavit is M. Pierce. It is as follows: State of Californi City and County of 13 s M. Pierce of i County of R L worn, deposes and says secretary general and a the cabinet ¢ the Universal Brothe hood organization, and as such he famiiiar with all of that organization; ver: nd Katherine A officia head of ho to absolut sbursements are carefully 3 and made under the direction of nown and responsible busi- ness men a finance committee, con- of Clark Thurst president v . PPOV president Hunter nts, New president of gineering Compar Patterson reon Godfried hardware mer York, and M. Plerce the Frank M. Pierce Company, New York | That s a_mer committe of Brotherhood Le all of its oper methods and the gue president. Ka this Patter Company, & finance !‘:t‘i b i An Excellent Combination. a8 rels The pleasant method and beneficial | fabe stated in. effects of the well known remedy, Brotherhood org SyrUF oF FIGs, manufactured by the | _ That 1 was a membe ban Cartronxia Fio Strur Co., illustrate | Lelief expedition which left New York the value of obtaining the liquid laxa- | Tingley: that I. on ms own personal tive s of plants known to be ige, swear that she did not re- mec laxative and presenting | Celve one ‘cent or any other sum of and acceptable to the em. It | League y other organization sonal use or for the one perfect strengthening laxa- that I ansing the system effectually, Tk took Kath- peiling colds, headaches and fevers S S ger vet promptly and enablioz one to Katherine to overcome habitual constipation per- | Tingley to p: 1 r paying t 7S nar fect freedom from expenses of the Cuban relief exped z & ond it tion; that she used this money in le qu and sub- ing for extra meals for United State : cting « > kidney: while en route from New Yor! nd bowels, without \\'t*akvmn% i that while in Santiago -|,!.., SRR o ides sed this money to an amount - 1ting them, make it the idea Y 31000 1 the purchase of bread. xative, KT other food, medicines, etc., for the re- In the process of manufacturing figs lef of the sick itute Cubans ised, as they are pleasant to the | and United States soldlers, after the eyl s N ttios orig supply was exhausted; also in but the medicinal qualities of the | ¢riEInal “urn S xhupatedsso store and disbursing warehouse for the International Brotherhoo plies, as well as to provide the International Brotherhood L, from senna and by a method ra Fie Syrup 1 its beneficial obtained ¢ plants, CALIFOR! In r-wh-r’ to get its workers, for return sage money to and to id imitations, please New York on the Ward Line steamer ber the full name of the Company | for the hl;(r‘rnnurl\m;l Brotherhood yrinted on the fron avery pacl ‘eague workers and destitute Cubans printedon the toont ofierery Pl iEs {vru\fifxm the United States to be CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, cared for and educnicd “for ~fiturs N FR , work in Cuba; that the money so - SANERANCISO0. GAL: Nemt was handed to the deponent and LOUISVILLE, NEW YORK, N. Y. the treasurer of the party by Kather- Bocsale by all Dt sts.—Price S0c. perbottle. jne A. Tingley and by us pald out for i the purposes hereinbefore specified. On account of the approaching con- FOR gress of Universal Brotherhood to be < fela in California it became necessary FINE TAILORING | it Rherine & fineitc Wiy rellef party, return immediately to the PERFECT FIT, BEST OF | Tnited States, and naving received one FErfrih revious to the sailing for New WORKMARSHIP, at Qlf,‘;xr( Pils of lading from Aug. 5 per cent Less than Other | esheimer, treasurer general In New cering one ton of rice shipped Ward's line steamer, and sixty t relief supplies by United ailors Charge, Go tc J0E PCHEIM Al Wool Sui!s(o$12 s $35 by ackages o .r‘:‘x‘(k»sxreranspnrl to Santiago, said bills of lading were turned over to Emilio Bacardi, Mayor of Santiago, he hav- ing consented, at the urgent request Order from Tingley, to receive Catherine A. | of Kather ; : . i a dispense same in the name of the 201 and 203 Montgomery St. such destitute Cubans as Katherine A. ¥ .y had designated and to such 11100nd 1112 Market SL,8.F. | TnEIeY, D90 RUERPHCT (R need : hat 485 y4tH STREET, OAKLAND, CAL. delivery of said goods has been de- | M work and detail th umstances attending the shipment of the supplies about which all the row | has been raised. They S0 her hurried departure de Cuba on th ound that made all preparations for the P S an 2 e 2 o on 4 @0 was Kather- any fami- n w Yo cines the Unive are in receipt or any rem r their services, FRA Pl ribed and befc 8th day of M The second affic Patterson, t surer the lief committee of the Univer- herhood. It is as follows: ly appeared before me, a iblic in ¢ clsce d to adminis Patterson, who is treasurer Cuban re- an officer duly oa Henr deposes and s the Cuban Re lief being one of wctivities of the International Brotherhood League. As such treasurer he has recelved money d supplies from various ce o Turn He Fund members thre hout States. Out f the funds so no an money wh ever been dellvered into the of Mrs. Katherine ¥ president of the 1id Inter Brotherhood 1 On the the said Mrs. Tingley spent able of I own personal f inte »f the sald Cuban foregoing facts SWE of his own knowledg swears th: the be tion and the er askh for the expenses of the : Wark--excepting money pent plies purchased and sent from York—including transportation for fourt people from Cuba to the United States, rent for offices, sleeping apartments and supply warehouse nd numerous__incidental expenses, were paid by Mrs. Tingley from her own 1y irs ; RY TURNER PATTERSON. Sworn a subscribed to bhefc me this. the Sth day of May, 1599, [Seal] A. DAGC 5 Notary Public in and for the City i County of San Francisco, State of California E. August Neresheimer, chairman of the cabinet of the Universal Brothe hood and treasurer of the organiza- testimony in the follow- tion, adds his ing affidavit: Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for the coun of San Francisco, State of Californi an officer duly authorized by law administer oaths, August Sheimer, who, being duly swor poses and say He A citizen of New York treasurer general of the Universs Brotherhood which the Interna- tional Brotherhood League Is a de partment. That he arge of the entire funds of the al Brother- hood and the International Brother- hood League, and of his own Knowl- edge Katherine A. Tingley, leader and official head of the Universal Brother- hood and president of the Interna- tional Brotherhood ceived @ cent of the arge to defray the e iban relief n lLeague, never re- funds in his » of the arried on at Santiago de Cuba by Mr Tingley. as president of the International Broth- erhood League. He furthermore to the best of his Information swea and belief that more than a thousand dollars spent while Mrs. Tingley w. in Santiago, and Teturning to Amer- jca, for rent, drayage, extra supplies medicines _and passage for her own par and seven Cubans—including Ak ~co—from Santiago to New \nt was furnished from the private purse of Mrs. Tingley. He further swears that on .or about March 7 he deliv- ered to the United States transport ship sixty packages of merchandise and to the Ward Line Steamship Com- pany a ton of rice—all for transporta- tion to Cuba and for distrubution by sor Emilio Bacardl of Santiago_un- directions left with him by Mrs. Tingley. He further swears that he has this day received information that have arrived at Santi- ago de Cuba since Mrs. Tingley's de- parture, and that a letter was ré last week in New York by the Inter- tional Brotherhood League from the custom-house officials in Santiago de Cuba that the sald guods had arrived in Cuba and were held for customs duty; that directions were sent im- mediately to Mayor Bacardi. authoriz- ing him to pay the duty and Inform- ing him that the amount of duty the said goods that of Henry | MRS.TINGLEY HAS ALL THE PROOFS L R S O S e = would be d known er 0od he the disposition of d by them or by 1 1 relief worl ind swears further that no official ports are m or have ever been made by the officers of the various departments of the il Brotherhoc to the me each year. He the few people Theosophists and paking nquiry and stories of the work iba are not men rotherhood, icken from s since phanhoiore the rolt me TALK FOR THEIR KIND. Theosophists, Led by Mrs. Ting- ley, Speak of Universal Brotherhood. The tional C« Universal 1 of Tt Rrotherhood, Interna- osophists in Americ held a public meeting last night in Metro- politan Temple, at which addresses were delivered by Katherine A. Tingley and official head of the leagu of her cabinet officers and represen in the recent congress of theosophists at Point Loma, Cal., aiso spoke on various subjects. purposes of the organization were explained and the principles taught by it were cussed at great length by the kers, The main topic which*engaged attention was the *Philosophy of by which a nobler manhood may be re was music by the noted London Wagnerian interpreters, Mrs, Alice 3 and Bastl Crump. A la auc g mple and testified frequent applause. I tter: , tr urer of I'heosophical Society of New i chairman and introduced the evenin of the ¢ therhood. His subject 1y of Life and How It binet of esiden ame ‘Universal HBrotherhood,” he | not spiritualism, occ | any of the ‘isms.’ It nized f the people of the earth and ught the ni st philosophy—the philosophy of life, W in all books, in all religious | Seriy itially in the human | depe | mentality The proof of the stren in the fact that as pi the mind grows more self of evolution, ng and not hilosophy heart of the row ertive. le older Man chaos. The g into existence by a naturai r of those self-evident truths. Mrs. Tingley next addressed the assem blage and said in course of her re- marks: “Univer moves and will ca is ar jumble « fife cam atic of 1 brotherhood is the ¢ mineteenth century touches tt minds of men and it into the ext century Une g that we teach is the ‘heart which Is all that can be really led on. Humanity has taught too the letter and too little of the things. There are different do. | claiming to be the key note life, pproaches the id fieart rules spirituality heart is the seat of the soul. ““There are people who live =0 much, and in their soul s that they inually demanc The 3rotherhood forward mighty much of spirit of to but the ‘heart doctrine’ more Wherever is, for the In their little: 2 Universal ing proofs. endeavor is g | proofs of what it S in. | PUNy experience in prisons and slums is that it takes almost all eternity to change mar life by reasoning with him, or | heart and by cking to convince him on a faith ba The Brotherhood, in its endeavor to up- Jift humanity, tries to touch the man's ling to something that appet moves the heart his method has met With enormous success. Man should be taught to ener body and soul with Jiritual thoughts, for then bigotry, in- tolerance and the spirit of persecution will be a thing of the past and we will have a mighty humanity. “Let the lives of the little ones be molded so that they will be better citizens than you or 1. lLet us culti e a higher atriotism, a_ higher spirituality r spirit of brotherly love.’ Mr. Iverson Harris of Macon, Ga., superintendent of the Inter Brotherhood Colony at Point Loma, spirit of and a gre the next speaker and was followed Dr. Jerome A. Anderson, who argued that do not have a right philosophy of “We have become on celopment,” said he. » cultivated the intellect at the e of the heart. That is why the stherhood 1z S0 much A man m Uni- s on the t doctrine have all the sclences at his finger tips and yet be a moral monster. The child is not taught to develop its soul in the direction of helping his fellow creatures, as it should be. Gold, greed, power and self- ishness are our main ideas which come not from the heart, but are intellect born. Let us learn to develop the heart side of our nature. “The philosophy of life brings to the world a message of peace and love. The day will soon dawn when men will recog- nize one divin that humanity are ail which | the | DR. KILMER'S REMEDIES. ARE CLAMORING STURDILY FOR THEIR MONEY —- | Contractors in a Peck: of Trouble. — e | THEY BLAME CHARLES BESORT | — | ARCHITECTS REFUSE TO “0 K” HIS HEATING PLANT | Aok vy His Company Sublet Their Mission | High School Contract to Local | Tradesmen, Who Are Now | Demanding Their Pay. FEhe Sdpgtd | The Board of cation and Auditor Wells are having a heap of trouble over the payment of the bills of certain con- tractors who supplied the heating and ntilating plant of the new Mission High hool. The Peck-Williamson Ventilating Company was awarded the contract to [ equip the new high school with proper ventilating and heating facilities, but it | seems that after the work w ompleted Architects Havens and Topke refused to pass the job for the reason that it was The company is said “wholly unsatisfactory. agent, Cha Besort sponstble for the quality of the work of local sub- their money who shy at{ LNO Besort’s name. The ven- | ny was the main cc in turn made contracts with several local tradesmen, such as metal roofers, plumbers, painters, etc for the performance of such work on the rles to be \otor there is a score mot get the méntion of ing comp: tractor, but Prompt Way to ’Cure who ¢z ventilating and heating plant being placed in the school as came within their | spec line. | When the plant was finally installed in OVER WORK MAKES “WEAK KIDNEYS. |YOUR KIDNEYS ARE YOUR BLOOD PURIFI Unhealihy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. E RS. Yourself When Symptoms Show That Your Kidneys Are Out of Order. | To Test the Wonderful Merits of the Great Modern Discovery, Swamp-Root, Every ““Call”” Reader | May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. the building Besort called the attention off the/ architects to the work and they - to be well is to pay attention| Dr. Kilmer, the hysician went_through the usual formality of test- And specialist, has 2 e Taan ing the plant. The heaters b < e reputation throu the rooms to the stipulated temperature. most important org 2 TR oo | the ventilators did not work properly of the body—the blood filters. manvclony Suncees ot in i Architects: Havens anc All the blood in your body passes | thronic and danser e fla fused to sign Besort's dem: * L x ty passes | chronic and danger aused the final payment unless he placed the through your kidneys once every three by sick kidne; of the plant in proper working order and finish- | minute symptoms are |ed it in compliance with the plans and} ‘e kidnews strain or filter out the| Pain or dul D his placed the sub-contractors in an | impurities in the blood—that is their | Iheun | unfortunate position, as they have been | work. ‘q].],nl‘,l,'\:‘ e, A tle with the sub-contractors and a merry | tion of taking a laxative or physic. often during the row is in progress. Does your blood run through your m time n The sub-contractors, all of whom are |, o kidney, bladder and uric acid trouble reputable business men, have served both d > 5 A Lt e oard of Fducation and the Auditor| What the bowel-cleaner does is to| Swamp-Root is sold by all dealers with notices avprising them of the situ-| throw out the sons confined in your | fifty-cent or one-dollar bottles. Make 3 ation and requesting them not to pay | pol g P oS s o o n o into your | BOte Of the WAMP-ROOT, D Peck, Williamson & Co. a cent until thefr | POWels ready & ! T cilmer SO and iem e claims are first, settled. | blood, but the poisons which are al-| it js prep only by Dr. Kilmer & Co., S —————— ready in your blood, causing y Binghamton, N, Y CONTRACT IS RESCINDED. ent sickness, It leaves there. 16 Hrode the wonderul mevitsl Goenis 5 : There is no other way of purifying t discovery he now off ) every Board of Education Decides Not t0| your hlood except by means of your er of this paper a prepaid free Purchase F. L. Turpin's ey ;’“'"”f} bottle of Swamp-Root, which Property. That is why bowel-cleaners fail to do I";:”}\”‘ send to any address, free by special meéting of the Board of | their work—they fail to help the kid- A' book .about Health, Diet and Dine tion last night a resolution was | neys e e e passed rescinding the contract ente o When you are sick, then, matter giving some of the thousands upon into by the old board and F. L. Turpin in| <hat vou think the name of your dis- | thousands of testimonial letters re- September of last year for the purchase | eage s, the first thing you should do is | ceived from the ers cured, also of a lot from the latter at the corner of | {4 afford aid to your Kidneys by using sent free with the wple bottle. Twenty-third and Douglas streets. The pr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great| The great discovery, Swamp-Root, is consideration named in the agreement to | Kidney Remedy. Senk ably At Tt purchase was $12.000, and Turpin had re In taking Swamp-Root vou afford | ers are advised to write for a ceived his warrant for that amount. As natural help to nature, for Swamp-Root | bottle and to kindly ion the he was nnable to get his money owing to | is the most perfect healer and gentle | Francisco Daily Call when nding lack of cash in the school fund. he nat- | aid to the Kkidn that is known to| their addresses to Dr. Kilmer & Co. urally refused to part with a deed to the | medical science. | Binghamton, N & | property. e finally proposed to call the off, and the resolution was intro- duced for the purpose of releasing both | HER HORSE RAN AWAY. AMUSEMENTS. Fties o contract and preve 5 | T further complications. il st O ‘ | Russel’s Dog a Winner. [ Mrs. Ellsworth Has Two Exciting Experiences in the Panhandle. % s Mrs. J. W. Ellsworth, who resides Chef, Manaugue SINEW s er Gl ®| Baker and Grove stroets, had two excit- Swiveler, which carried off the prizes at |, "5 TN Co iR e the dog show last week, is t ISDCRSG Y EAtSNCAY oD £ of Thomas Russel and not of A. J. Tru- | panhandle whil¢ driving a fractious hor man as heretofo ated | attached to park cart containing —— == | jdes herself, her child and a lady fr | The animal twice ran away and was over- A DR 4mk n as many times and N | halt by Park Policeman K 44+ 44444+ 44+ + 4+ 0 before it had bro most succeeded in overturning cle and throwing out tt » occupants + +! & . + | The horse first took the bit in } + e +|at Stany: o4 + | bevond. . when Kavar R. MEYE + ME R Meais ¥ | He overtook naway at Ashbury % ey supply street and after quieting the animal down e ds * | and tightening the check he allowed Mrs + 1 Ellsworth to proceed on her belief that 4 e 52 Bigh he could hold the horse. Half a block Siore o tave thelr preserip irther_on the second runaway started and in Mrs. Ellsworth's attempts to stop the horse he ran up on one of the hor- ders of th anhandle, tilting the vehicle by careless or incompetent cl | ngerously and breaking several es | from one of the w s. Kavanagh ched the scene in time to save more serfous accldent | e Two Bad Husbands. L. D. Batchelor, foreman at the | prise Brewery, was arrested yesterday on | complaint of wife for beating her when she went yesterday morning to col- | Ject her alimony. 'Robinson Craven, a [ laborer, was also arrested on complaint | of his wife. Annie, who lives wi mother at 134 Misslon street, and who cuses him of calling at the house on Saturday night and choking her, besides | threatening to kill all who were in the | house. | ———— | Mrs. Baird Sued. i3 | William Cahill has sued Mrs. Veronica C. Baird upon an assigned claim of The claim is for legal services render. at the defendant’s instance by N Hurd | AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE THE GREAT! P SUCC OF THE " Thelr may_require. pre carefully <>I|\l\n;‘l|'\‘l‘ 1 pharmacists in_their ow! NY \‘ ratories, ABSOLUTELY 3 | |+ St S R A L R GR A TRIUMPH 4 HE MIKADO, or other dangerous drugs. o Cende b Freh | 4 extracts of buds, barks, berries, roots, EVERY EVENIN ns, frui herbs and plan EVERY EVENING. |+ FERS & CO.'S speclalties are: 4 | T ! ting weak un- | | | + natural rains, ete, nervous + | H [ | | 4 debllity, soec and contracted ail- 4 | E " | | ents, Tuptu varicocele and piles; o i Sl | 4 lscases of the kidne heart, liver. 4 | CHEERED AND ENCORED TO THE ECHO | o lungs and_stomach By an Immense Audience Last | | 4+ DR MEYERS & CO. have never been THE _MARVELOUSLY ¥ | 4 satisfied with taking money for noth- AND ENCHANTIM ‘ | ing or giving only temporary rellet. % | PRICES. % 2 | 4 They have built up their extensive prac. ONE i tice by making PERM T CUR Branch Tieket Office, | # ana by strictly honorable business deal- site Call Bullding. | + ings. = - — 4 FREE BOOK—HOME CURES. DR. MEYERS & CO. cure and restore | a great many men every year without | 4 seeing them. Sufferers who can should write for i | * RIAGE GUIDE: PRIVAT! | + SELOR FOR MEN,"” prices and full particulars of their 4 wonderful Home-Cure system. 4 ALL CORRE3PONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL. CONCERTS ANL RESOATS. | | [~ L | Universal Brotherhood—Katherine A. Tingley, | | Leader and official head. Cabinet officers and | | many representatives to the recent congress at | Point Loma, Cal., will addres 1 in Metropolitan Temple T1 May The purposes of t | be explained, and particula a public meeting DAY N he organization w y what it is NO brother: e the noted London Wa an inte; Short addresses were also made m-’* | 1 s, Mrs. Alice L. Cleather i Clark Thurston, Dr. Allen Griffith, presi- | 4 ERS & | Crump. Adimission free. A meeting will & dent of San ancisco Lodge, and Mr ' . 0 | be held the same evening at 8 o'clock at Hamil- lice L. Cleather, who spoke on the “Per. | 4 ) Sn Hall, 13th and Jefferson sts., Oakland tibility of Man. ing will be continued thi evening at the same place Genuine Buckeye Hooker & Co., San Francisco, Mowers, the best. . The chairman announced that the meet- | 731 MARKET ST., S. F. Take Elevator to Third Floor. g Daily, S to 5. |+ HOURS: FEvenings, 7 1o §. 34 Sundays, 9 to 11. 646[##+¢*#¢¢0¢¢+4¢ | SUTRO BATHS. { | —OPEN NIGHTS— | Open Dafly From 7 & m. to 11 p. m. Bathing ‘ From 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. | ADMISSION, 10c.. CHILDREN, Be. Bathing, including admission, 25c; children. 20a. COLUMBIA TH EATE&. Every Night, Including Sunday. LAUGHS LONG and LINGERING. e Greates dians in Am OPERA-HOUSE. Kreling and Mer. TIVOLI Mrs. TO-NIGHT AT 8-94th TIM 100th Performance—Last Time—B0UVENIR NIGHT. MONDAY May The To Com “ORPHELUS A G MATIN ar Prices.. Our 1 ZAZELE AND VERNON, Tripie Bar Artists. LA PETITE LUND, Cleverest Child Actre: HUGH STANTON AND FLORENUE MODE- NA In the satire, “FOR REFORM. JAS. 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