The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 13, 1899, Page 7

Y o4 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY JUNE 13, 1899, SICK SOLDIERS RETURN FROM THE PHILIPPNES Transport St. Paul Is Home Again. . CAPTAIN G. ANKERS IS ALIVE SUPPOSED DROWNEDMANTURNS UP IN PORTLAND. Was Afire —Hunting Party Eel River on the Noyo Razeto in for ] y are (! Clifford Cook 3 went three dozen hunting dogs a supplies. They are bou iring their six w - “wonderful things irn “With them and fishing deckhand on S rly lost his life j day. His vessel was going alon steamer Wye to discharge h f coal, when the barge bulifon gc ing to fend the barge fell between and was At the Harbor Hospital it was er part of his spine was amer China sailed for the Orient Sh took away a very large B e B B e e S a3 o+ v*@%qu&.rwmom@+we+owg S R AR I SRR SR S SN AR A eral merchanwse in” which | @efie%e%e% 050955« Tetietiesietie B4 G+G0 s> sDeDeIeitbtdededsededededstededeie .0#0@00—&90A0«’5\'0'®0’s\0470@»04\&@04\Q-Q—QQA0A¢¢¢A5A47¢4«&0¢»/»4—&\0»&4@»¢—®—0 THE HYDERABAD NEAR TO DESTRUCTION. WEEK ago Monday the big ship Hyderabad was caught in a terrific storm. A heavy sea struck her under the counter and disabled her steering gear. The ship became unmanageable and went over until her lee rail was under water. Sails had to be cut loose in order to save the masts, and when that danger was past Captain Scott found his vessel almost on the Farallones. The decks were full of water and five men were injured while trying to brace the yards. Finally to save his vessel from the rocks the three lower topsails had to be cut away and then the Hyderabad escaped by a shave. B R e 0ie i e eseceseg for Manila for Manil; | | hcuses in the city. A number formed an n 2&sociation and decided to make a con- ; L ‘).xv of © matter and in due time the i f their Intentions, ached to a house on to be nlating a | against him e Court. He inst the com- | and false irt a_non- ant company, t a decision ded down Court, Unfon street 1. and w CINPAGN FOR IHOTHER TERM b was h reme -~ MAY BECOME INSANE. Major Edward Field Threatened With Mental Collapse. Major Edward Field, 17 is suffer- £ from a collapse of the mind, and ft ‘s NEW SUPERVISORS |greatly feared that he will hecome ineur- A bly insane. His family and friends are distressed at the serious illness IS COMING. Will WILSON of Agriculture Be Here Next Month Secretary Activ.ly on the Line ot Supporters. e THOSE jor Field was tz close of the Neall court gan to his mind and he eventually became irrational, but by ) lent. It was hoped that ard perfect rest he SUGGESTION THAT THE MAYOR °'! SHALL NAME NOMINEES. Rl s Once He Named a Board So That He Had to Demand Its n ill just at the martial. He be- lose Bad but it was decided to put him under the care of e ists. He is now at the sanitarfum p J. M. Roberts)n at Livermore. who Office. d one of the best rities | ent of mental diseases. The | S latest reports from th a 108 T t rom (\n sanitarium age not | €TY encouraging. At times Major Field's | It is generally accepted as a fact that | raind appears to grow strc vm‘:. "\H‘I;’v the lapses almc the invariably occur. At present M 1d is of the § One Hun- | Artiilery. detaf pe t:\r nf"an‘ifi”e’r'? | nmittee of seven neral Committee appointed by of dred Democrats will report a scheme of | and acting inspe eneral of the de- | apportionment that will give the small- | Bartment. He /s gnized as an au- s 5 est subdivisions of Assembly districts r with Spe e s s e @ elietiotiote represented in the nominating conven- | Pusy man “Th addition to his regu- s 4 tion. There is no longer talk of a blan- | by qates for a time e served as acting :flE “'iLL LECTDRE ket ticket and the Lawrence scheme for | et I reducing the General Committee to e ‘ BADGER BADLY BEATEN. doing some quiet | J. Blais, a barber at Sixth street, and L. Heidinger, his assistant, appeared | before Judge Graham yesterday to an-| swer to a charge of battery. The com- | plaining witness was J. Badger, a barber | at 25l Sixth *t, who until a few | months ago worked for Bla From twenty-five While Buckley is but effective work in club organization throughout the city he is not putting a straw in the way of Mayor Phelan's renomination. The friends of Phelan assert that the Mayor's renomination is | ady assured. He is getting many ON TERPERANCE str 1 alr appeared that et et el el etiotietiete the evidence it Democratic club indersements and it is ger told Blais that ger plain to the observer that the resolu- | bragging about having ken Len tions of indorsement emanate from a | Blals’ beautiful daughter, who is not vet | Thers 1aian oocaiona: | Cutiotierisent m.June 1 Blals | nt word to Badger that he wanted to e him In his shop and Badger crossed ton street the pure-minded Demcerats |over. He was taken to a rear room and In one long respiration indorse Mayor.| Blais asked him if he had sald that he Phelan and denounce the Twinkling | Pad, taken Lena to a salon, and he de- Improvement Company and the | gine with him, but she did Ir:m“km-‘;rnl‘; variation. For instancg, over on Stock- . 2 + * + 88 + g + R o s * . o * R + R * bd + 73 “ & > H hi S Y | He Nymphia. appointment. This did not satisfy s | "Phelan’s friends ‘are so confident of | and with. Heldinger's aseistance he g | 2 2, | his success that they are demanding | Badger a terrific beating, blackening his | 4 % | that he should be permitted to name | [ % s | his own Board of Supervisors. If this | B I_ f,,'", rnp]n r\ndlrl;‘nl}«;ddlhm she . demand is urged there will be trouble T gita '“" oon '“"1 adger, but | s & | in the Democratic party. It is called to | 4miticd that he had asked her to' dine | . & | mind by Democrats that the I"’f‘mgfl-}anrendm and ordered them to appear | MARSHALL & tive of naming the Supervisors was | for sentence this morning. b= 3 b before him, and after calm reflection R R A A R A A R SR S R R o er have been :\]tid are e 8% | bicked out as bad a crowd as ever dis- s o & | graced the city. : : for sncrifice may alee Tave mome . §| Many wise Democrats are in favor her through Moredity. ns oie (o ga|Of delegating to the nominating gon- 1 At iy, as she 13 8| vention the duty of selecting candidates O porom Huguenots, who &1 for the Board of Supervisors, but the | bersceution and prison for & shouting Democrats having the upper | ith, so that she may al- ¢e| hand at present want Phelan placed | sald to have the blood of 3 | in supreme control. Eighteen Supervi- | and martyrs in her veins. §8| gors of Phelan’s selection supplemented ® | with Esola as Chief of Police would | ] .“ give the new charter such a test as the || applfanc framers of that organic act never ap- 9404040+ 0+0+ 04+ 04040404340 4040404040+ 0+ 04340404048 | [renended [| svstem ? ATHO ! 1 Rincon School Exércises. ; Vi ¢ | The punils of the Rincon Grom=s-| Lost Vigor, | Scheol Tel1 ther closng exer ses 1ast | premature Desay. | Thurs vy atternoon. uny fve u iy 3 Archbishop Carr of Australia [s in the City. 434040+ 4040404040404 0+ of Maynoth College and tics in Australia. At present he is one continent. During his admini ion erected. RCHBISHOP THOMAS J. CARR of Melbourne, Australia, will be the guest of Archbishop Riordan at the archeplscopal residence on Eddy street for a few days. The dis- tinguished prelate is en route for his home, having visited the Pope in Rome a short time ago. When he de- hY ronte for his return jour- % ney he elected a trip through the ¢ TUnited States and an ocean voyage 4 from San Francisco to Melbourne. ¢, While in this city he will be driven 7 about to the various places of inter- & est by Archibshop Riordan and will 3 visit the several places of Catholic o arcubishop Carr was born 4+ a4t Montpelier, in the archdiocese of © Tuam, Ireland. He was vice president [ + Q v'd (%] ® "PRELATE IS HERE later Bishop of Galway before he assumed his du- +0+0+0+ 0+ 0 4 0+04G+0+040+0 +0+0+0+ 0+ 0 + 04 00404040+ {] Unnatural Losses, Wasting Drains, Nervous Debility, Stricture, Rupture, Tumors, Varicooele, friends and relatives of the school at- tended the enjoyable affair. One of the principal featurés of the programme Was | the rendition of the clever dlalogue, “The Conqueror Time.” which was particip: ed in by nineteen young ladies from Ml Malline's class. The programme was as follows: | tacitation, ““Tresd of Our Country,” Mrs. | . . | ervlmeu' fourth and sixth grades; song and Private Diseases, taticn, ~“The Sweet Pea Vine.'' Mrs. Phelps’ | firet grade: dialogue, ““Grumbling Over L Eozema, Cancer, | sons.’” Miss Morton's class; song, ‘I Lo | | Nina Cook; dialogue, ‘“The Conqueror | Sleeplessness, falline’s class: song. “‘Soldiers’ Chalmers’ class; _dizlogue, Rheumatisn, " Mra, Chalmers' clas Mrs. Phelps' class; re | . TF Atk grade: recitation, “An | Neuralgia, Picture,” Miss Donelly's 'class; | NO PAY TILL CURED. Any one < { Blair, Rose MecGinerty, Bdna Black and Helen | Label from Miss Timmin's class: song, ‘‘Tin- | kers' Chorus,”” Miss Chalmers' first and second | | sultation free. Correspondence Confidential. grades; wand drill, ninth grade. —e————— Can Get No Damages. The Justices of the Bupreme Court do not think that George Davis, house- mever, has any claim for damages against the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com- | peny. In 1891 the housemovers of San ancisco came to the conclusion that the telephone people had no right to make them pay for the changing of their wires and lines when it was necessary to move | te of the six noted prelates of the island the Cathedral of Melbourne was r4¢ 7 Bl OTHOICHTHIO+O+ 0+ DIOIDIO+DH04040404+ D40+ 0+ 0404040 Codathalid | spector of vault | leged threat to dispose of all the | show cause, | der the law. | cured about $50. YERS &pp | THESE ABLE SPECIALISTS do not resort to stimulating remedies which do more harm than good. They begin at the very root of or weakness, remove the cause and build up the entire physical ¢ a thorough and proper constitutional treatment. Dr. Meyers & Co. have been successful for more than 18 years. | brow: 4 5 Reimer, Dora Tenne- | | prown - arill R ahe Tily Lawior, Allce || cured may deposit the money in any bank in San | McGovern, Letice Quin, Maude Chefrers, Mana when they are satisfied that they are well. oatrick, Eve ~Marshall. Carrie Stokéh Iy or monthly installments if preferred. ¢ "Favtn, Emma MeDermott, Maybefle HOME CURES—If you cannot call write for sheét, ree advice, prices and other particulars. Thousands of men cured every year who have never seen the No Printing on Envelopes or Packages. DR.MEYERS &CO. ENTRANCE. OFFCALS OF HEALTH BOARD WLL DF HARD. | Bring Sut to Enjoin| Their Dismissal. . | S, ARE CLAIM THEY ARE STATUTORY OFFICERS. a— If Their Contention Is Upheld They Will Continue to Hold Office for Several Months to | Come. kg PLAINTIFFS FIFTEEN It seéms that the large majority of pub- | lic officlals appointed during the last ad- ministration have found their posittons quité desirable, and in consequence when dismissal confronts them they have deter- | mined to die hard. Suit was filed yéster- | day by fifteen under officials in the Health Office to enjoin the new board from dis- | pensing with their services and appointing others to fill the vacancies. The plaintiffs in the action are: Otto Lunders, health inspector; Thomas H | McGrath,” health inspector; P. F. Ward, | plumbing inspector; J. J. Dunne, secre- tary: J. O'Kane, superintendent of city | cemeteries; Benjamin Davis, chief market inspector; William Finnigan, health in- spector; James W. Crowe health inspec- | tor; J. W. O'Rourke, veterinary surgéon; | James F. Lahaney, food inspector; J. J. Sullivan, chief plumbing inspector; J. L. David, health inspector; Donovan, | health inspector; A. R. Happersberger superintendent cf disinterments and in- nd W. H. Harrison, inspector of Barbage and transportation. The new Board of Health, through an i«L plain- tiffs named, are made defendants in the action. On the filing of the complaint Judge Daingerfield issued an order to directing the defendants to appear on the 23d inst. and show cause why they should not be restrained from dismissing the plaintiffs named Plaintifts hold that they are statutory officers and hold for four vears after their appointment. A majority of the plain- tiffs were appointed in the latter months of the year 1885, and in consequence if the court holds they are statutory officers have several months yet to serve. Dunne & McPlke represent the anxious officials | and will wage thefr fight in the courts against any attempt to remove them be- | fore the time fixed by law has expired. FOR A FULL TERM. County Officials Bring Their Action Against the Charter. on behalf of Sheriff Clerk T'eane and Recorder Martin, Ber- Action County | thier against the Election Commissioners to enjoin the defendants from placing (he offices held by the plaintiffs on the elec- tion proclamation and ballots was filed | vesterday by Attorney George D. Col- iins. The complaint was filed after the commission had passed a resolution re- fusing to comply with the demand of the officialg and strike off the offices named. In the complaint it is first t forth that the plaintiffs were regularly elected to the offices which they now hold and were elected for a stated term of years and hence their removal before such pe- riod has expired would be In direct con- flict with the constitution, an invasion of and an infringement upon the soverelgnty of the State, a revolutionary usurpation of power and in violation of the law en- titled '*An act to establish a uniform system of county and township govern- | ments,” approved April 1, 1897 1t is said in the complaint that the a tion is not designed to impeach the valid- ity of the charter but to protect and gain for the plaintiit officials thefr rights un- In conclusion an injunction is asked for, as stated. | — e CONTRIBUTION BOX ROBBED. ‘\ Burglars Enter St Paul’s Catholic Church. The contribution box of St. Paul's Catholic Church on Twenty-ninth and | Church streets was robbed yesterday | morning at an early hour. The box had | been placed in the old church to receive | donations to the new edifice being erect-d, \ and it i8 supposed that the thieves se- | The money was In en- | velopes superscribed with the names of | the donors, and the finding of a humber | of these envelopes in a vacant lot near | by led to_the discovery of the theft. De- tectives Dillon and Fitzgerald were put | on the case, but have been unable to find a clew to the thieves. s John W. Taylor’s Lecture. John W. Taylor, ex-Superintendent of | Schools, will give an illustrated lecture on | “The Philippines” at Sherman & Clay's | Music Hall this evening. Hé will speak | of affalrs at Manila and adjacent coun- try with knowledge derived from personal observation. He was there when the ac- tive fighting began and went on the firing line with the troops. He studied the country, its climate and {its producti capacity. In the course of his travels he obtained three hundred photographs. The lecture will entertain and enlighten the audience. who has been once conferred upon Mr. Phelan, and | IE] b e that such a horrible bad job was made | will lecture on tem- by him in the selection. that he had to peranc t the First United Pres- # |Join Deacon Fitch and the courts in byter Church next Thursday | efforts to expel the selected from USSR evening 4 | office. Phelan may know a good Mayor ., Bhouts, has alWAvE Detn o o: when he sees one in shadow or sub- oted temperance advocate and g8 | Stance, but there is snmmmng wrong Iaggl er. Her sirong ftemperanee § | With his sight and scent for Supervi- iples_were in a measure in- sors. It is on record that he had a fair | ed, sidee both her mather and ¢ | trial once, with a fleld of good material | | Invigorator and Nervine. 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