The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 2, 1899, Page 17

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1899. 17 '. ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED. 1 1 ALAMEDA COUNTY PREPARES TWO TE[[SHOWHE (RFY, MR, LW | seomemossonrme o l‘ : Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the .won- [ . derful new discovery in medical science, | | fulfills every wish in promptly’ curing @ D0 D05 SOt S+ DD -G-O D 4= OO OO0 +0+-0-0+0-+0Q [ kidney, bladder and urie acid.troubles, 1 . . | rheumnatism and pain in:the baek. It ? L3 ‘ corrects inability to ' hold water and 3 v | scalding pain in passing it, or- bad:ef- g Y | fects following uge’ of liquor, Wine or |3 . ‘ | beer, and overcomes that unpleasant Assessment- Roll " Is ] ; Blind Home Board!SensatlonaI Issue of| mecessity ofibsiog compelled om0 ol e = 4 ) 7 | o 2 = Gobings the day.and to gét up.many Complete. | s Goes Aiter Hays. | “Choir and Nave.” | tmes aurins the night. The mfid and R P | | s 1z ’ the . extraordinary effect .of Swamp- | 8¢ * Root is.scon réalized: It stands the IS GENERAL|! . i ! AL ¢ | SANDERS MISSED A FUND HE WILL NOT PREACH TO-DAY | hishest for its -wonderful cures of the ® most_ dist ng cases. S 2 i s+ = = | If you need a medicine you should OVEMENTS * IN ¢ & BELONGED TO BLIND MEN WITH- A LONG FAREWELL, BUT NOT A have the best. Sold by druggist iii fifty= AST.. YEAR. 54 OUT HEIRS. | WORD FOR VALENTINE. cenit -and one dollar You may S I'e | have a sample bottle of this wonderfal £ : i * . > | T new discovery and a book that tells all A n Will Have a Warm @ |When Superintend-nt Sanders Re- | The Rector Announces That He Will about it, and its great cures, boih sent e 3 * s " | abso! oly (8 P i dress S L ! + turn=d to the Institution He | Go to Some Warm Place and Sy e s s > | % Kilmer & Co.; ghamtori, N. € i Found the Money Had | Says His Record Can- | writing mention that you read this gens < )4 Been Used. | not Be Beat. | erous offer in the San Francisco. Baily 1 ¢ 5 Oakland Office San Francisco .| OAKLAND, July 1.—Rector Law of the ay; J . W8 Broadw July 1. | Church of the Advent has announced that FNer XXFS\\:‘;EsEEm%gTE:‘ i 3 ard « 1 t state | he has accepted the terms offer i SAR. ND WASHINGTON ST§:—F 3 The board of dir f the State|he has accepted the terms offered him A e S v s 3 | Home for Adult Blind passed a resolution | by the vestry to vacate his charge. In |'co,” European plan, Rooms, ol (o $150 day; | at a special meeting that imp the church pamphlet to be issued to-mor- 4 fo $§ week; 38 to $30-month. Free baths; h - | &) ise gtiloertald Eands that ibh G ot rectbr Bava: and cold water every room; firs grat = - Zers lin the treasury four years The vestry of the Cht of the Ad. | rrmasustigeung Sl Te | Colonel Jack vent has granted a leave of absence to| = o | tendency. The re the rector for three mon nd of OC:EAN TB.AVEL & * Wihiieis e the rior to | September. In the meantime the Rev. e : Y November 20, 1805, there mmu- | Mr. Goss has arrange preach the 3 2l lated in the hands of the ntend- | morning and Law will b Pacific Coast Steamahlp Co: ) ent of this home, Mr. Jo \ders, | organist to Fres: - a fund reccived s follow in< | or some aly. - Dur- s = whaose lives er n 1sti- ing his )easional {45 o n left to him all sums of cash; | lerte r € 3, August & I > having no heirs to claim the same | ar is devoted to 4 | was treated as ex-officio trustee 3 res of the rector's sdver (B. i el ; B o SO SR SO S O SRRl SO SO 220 e S e e O O e o e e SO SO S such sums and deposited them in went to the church, and he ver bank, where they were held I it ¥ rector in the diocese to % S s time, from : : e : “ 3 it being the intention of the board to | ia record. gt bt Miss Annie May, Hay Miss Lulu Ubhoff, “‘Cali- Permit the acesstion. of such a. fund | | i« in the nature of an obitu- i m S . there w e ” 5 ” until it 'might be used in some S e wards Goddess fornia. | GHat way Dot the berefit ¢ 4 | ken with nervous pro . : 3 : : . and whereas, when Mr. Joseph Sand- | tration, the October last and fol = @ the parade varfous committees have arranged a g | ers was succeeded by Mr. Havs he |1 his coll mos Tuly’3, = 1 2 4 This town, hg One of the features § | checked th 1 fund over to Mr. | to officiz very fifth day Manday, | ¢ ng ira the Liberty float, ¢ | Hays as ex-officio trustee; and where- | peen i : ¢ 26 ¢ hick 1ss itta when Mr. Sanders succeeded Mr. of the time, San _Simeon, ‘ e Miss Annie & | {icS on June 1, 199, and subsequent- | choir gave seven new anthe Tuie ebiapo), iy et ss. Another ¢ | [(Tipcreto he requested t 1id fund all of which the rector tura, Hue ¢ 1 oid ruled by be checked back to him request oices his heart to the utmc & * = California ¢ has not been complied with, and, upon of the chan; in this 26 cont All 4 [° inquiry the bank, it yund_that may not be amiss. He has pr i i Haywards ¢ Mr.- Hays checked the said fund out firmation; baptized 10. g matinee and & | in_the spring of 18%: therefore be it two of which L ¢ Resolved, That the secretary of this ; Mirgaret's s 2 4 ;- 4 . . béard be and he is reby ordered to Guild, are s super- L 1e aan will be exerc 3¢ request of Mr. Hays the immediate intendent x & om pi 3 B, o At_Haywards it.is expect ther New Broadway in the-¢ | réstitution of said func Wi that he H.X--h‘r hi will “be it the First Methodist transmit with his uest a copy |from iR s 2 men Tlreworks displaycasithe ¢ | Colonel Hays says there was only about | choir ChblETatster: AUTinE. the whol . + ” ¢ at fe of bee Taswachs € enter- 4 | g2y in the fund when he took office, and | time of his incumbency (Mrs. yeing f et t L A ¢ |-he used it a.pr the very efii organist), und th ) ring ; { “I see the he quested the re- was ir tbout twenty to ¢ Assess l-turn of th ex-Superinte RKINE & CO a4 sesre _sbe _ohe 0o ebo D R S D R e Y - I e the-unfortu spent to hely tion of it was the biind men. | ship. Market st had ever ecoming a gentl thing vestments paid “ CEFUL ROOKERY.” n was ourn of four vears the RS 145 Seen bntinas b STEAMER UMATILLA, BY.INSANE ASYLUM. | property-Owners Protest Against | o ,.‘, iR e T et o nmer EATING SHRIMP SALAD ‘:‘ffi,,-."iii.‘fii"’v Bt e rope T oug complaints made to Her,by women pa- « olds some 500, recushic fron ¢ 1 Authorities W Brother” Ambrose’s Scheme. fients who ciaimed Keating had insulted | NEARLY. CAUSES DEATH | S o o e e ottt n ng from San Francisco JU,,V 15; - \ s e et I'the these. aid the matron has been remodeled and cohside h Ameri- 2 L A € e 2 »r\ Leach, held for insane larged, cupboard put newls pany’s : Keating had insulted her and | MRS. J. N. BECKMANN SUFFERS | and a kitchen adde Sunday RS had ordered him out of her room, | FROM POISONING. room enlarged, reseated she w married womar cushioned; and a re not committed to an asy- nday school library s . o yugh tickets: s Supervisor Church now took witness in | Ate Heartily of the Shell Fish and e Hand Leun ror s tbanoy itness ) printed of the entire lumes e e e Was Immediately Attacked - de e A e i church windows to the number Hospital Scandal Is 3 i iE e e taney With Violent Illness. twenty-six were replaced - with new ti dmitted sh S iaeg rined _glass, put in at a cost of . i Iy : SRR e - ew vestibules, . the Investigated. Iy £ because of numergus m S Sestibuies, “lie un was cut sh ALAMEDA, July N Beck=- EAhE Guteitet waa empted to relate what Mi. F Welch had told her about Keating's strést FINAL ACTION IS DEFERRED |‘Suata Borchert ot the hospital u‘;n—“‘ d that the whole trouble was brought | sulting from e; nd Chestnut | to-day hurch stand with- DISPATCI FA TO ith on Wednes- | .out an .-qu[::l I.n ;:jlkl.‘m;]nu;\‘;] ':;;; notiowe) T3 () R, TL A ND v night from ptomaine poisoning re-'a 3 ting shrimps. Soon after record to comgy e W From Spear-street Whart at 10 a. of Pacific esc . o S wbout owing to Barnett's visit to the hos : ¢ F12 First Clany Including Borths 1 w < 8 visit to the hos. | partaking of shrimp s e was taken the whole pamphlet there is not a »8 Second Class and Meals. WITNESS IGNORES AND DEFIES | pital; He sald that the other members of |.violently {ll. She nce of et Rt Fetth e e v i S T Ty B e A SUBPENA the te EequentlysCalled itheresto use mind to take an € t fact itine, who has been credited in | State of orola sails June 17, 27; July 7. . i TStE Jr. swaenth 3 z she probably owes her life. of the Choir and Nave with 2. e s il Sl me Xt wiiness, hS Bockmann purchased some | paying arly everything referred to “'khort ltne to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butts, I &l Vit shrimps at an Oak market and’ pre- in the arewel Helena and all points the Northwest. SHPErEY ! t 3 : Th h tickets to all points Matron McDonald Not Permitted to st pared some 5 “1.“',‘” .‘)um 1 \mh\rr o = | T T R e e R Tell All She Knows, While iy, withesh replied dish and shortly fer 230 Market st ret. DL ThEeEL oy | it And shoRtly ufterward was at|RGED TO SELECT | coopart, pummms & Cog T T ntiles do not frequentiy marry | (RUSHC U0rce "and took enough oil to : CALIFORNIA STUNE afforded me the Warden's Story Is as an emetic It Uninterrupted. g was next put on the Jusly elared that the | lef, and a physician was n mmor e ikorouely drclared that the | {Kap pight. ‘The next morning Mrs AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORE, EOCTB\MFTHN L[‘NDuN PARIS. ernm mann’s condition wasg serious, and Dr. M. Keys was sent for. He pronounced MANUFACTURERS PULL STMNG her ailment ptomaine poisoning FOR HOME INDUSTRY. Fhe doctor states that the shrimp had probably laid in the market until decay purely tho ship fice G : it on the night of his en- SiCrondwd i er with Barnett the latter had ac et el Keating, warden | cused him of having ruined his daughter sane at the Receiving Hospital. that Barnett called him vile names and i i e 2 AT et tipation + fstio | strick him: that after the row the ;”} hia produced Uw‘ poison in them, 12"" F. A. Vanderlip Promises to Care-| fer with Tsaae Barnect over the ame to him ai the hospital again, but | {hat had S BCCERORT G Wouild| fully Investigate the Material tter's young daughter has been under | M€ had her to go home. 2 | for the New Postoffice. “As to the [ elc r* con- | have follow gation, will probably be determined Sl e e R TR S g Board of Supervisors next Wednes- at the ‘hospital. One day I met New Water Rates in Force. ! land Office San F' RED STAR LINE. New York and Anhu.rp No. Liqguors—just XS, HALLAHAN, Good Groceries ' CHAS. ACHARD. oy > executive officers of the Manu of material quarried in ti sared that t For a | "0 Montgomery or any ‘of ir efforts “-unhl id that he was “‘joshing.” Wl transacted as tholugh there ¢ Pt (Sinkroom and she was cracking | QAKLAND. July 1—The new ek . [5 - . pMpmE LINE S Keating's trial before the Supervisors old me her lips were sore and | of waler rates that was fixed 1 turer 1d - Producers’ Assoets ave \We :can't put all our‘ ALAMEDA COUNTY this morning proved a decided farce. Hart I sukgested_that some girls se | ary"gocs into effect to- All bills, are | been hard at work for months"past to| . Seattle; St: Dawson City} 3 <3 . is North, the n wh red Ke 50 Witness admitted he | now made out to the Contra Costa Com- | have the new Federal structure, known | info i and:p sa¥vings into one advertise- Nouth fthesmin who catbercd 268 o t his foot against the door and said, | for. although the actual consolida- | .« > e : o ¢ e NEWS BREVITIES apipointment eared as minent lis- who pass here must pay toll” buf pany, -for, a 1:‘1!&“& :.. i Sty 5y {ie | as the new postoffice building. constructed [ INTERNATIONAT, N AVIGATION ¢ ten nd ti efense w \ f W Ke S - : : .t S « wers | Attorneys George Reed arden Keating was permitted to tell Jne company. time it apy are mnxt’mtlx <tr1v-: e Sulle were | Discricr. Attorney Allen auestioncd the | his story without an Interrupiion ‘sav w schedul ording to Presi- | fail, and that the granite of distant Maine - LIy witnesses for the hoard. and when that was made St dent Dingee, will decrease the rates a lit- | would be used in the San Francisce ke life worth liv s. on- the ground | Trrpe had been st to commence h noted that “it came f tle to many householders and will | bt ; Mcii Sy o Crawford against t the request of Super side of the house’” Supervi increase them for people who have large i il et osewho must count or failure to pro- . however, did put in_an took exception to the remark, de- | lawns and other luxuries. The price tor il kinds of “pulls e being S R y o'clock fter Dr there were no two sides to this | hydrants is lowered, but the additional | er at Wtshington and that if the: big. q TEAMERS “1[7‘},! AVE WHARF.: COR: ol -living. S - ony Both he and Mr. OWells | Ry laced in the annexed territory | contract. goes ‘East some one will be | FoRer Fifst and Broanap Strects. 1 b .. fof, s a pionéer min- 7 oA thair candl . i e ;- | YOKOHAMA " apd HONGKONG. _cailing *at S i e b u xpressed their readiness to submit the | will result in an increase of the total in- | greatly benefited in a pecuniary way is | Kobe (Hiogo) i and_ Shanghal, and ies and luxuries¥ is ¥ superintendent B fate of Keating to a vote. but on motion | come. generally conceded. ' 5 [ ines At Donesoiic: WITH, Ntesera for 5 i also a member : e of Super \’.--r] leott, “thie whole mat R It is to offset these influences that - the [ India, ete. -No cargo.received on be Education, is seri- | also of Miss Kitty , who w 1s taken under consideration until ne £ Mrs. Phelps. association’s members are striving. so | of sailtng. 1 1 Leandro. sidered- a formidable witness a W ¥ morning ‘ _Deatl} o 3 M P A hard. The latest move m to this end | NTPPON MART siimmaoned to an- | Keating s affair is a rank farc nds ‘of the warden are working cRKELEY, July 1. a_communication | AMERICA MART ones for'| said Mr 4] came to attend a full | tooth and nafl to insure his retention ps diec erday at the Goodwin, by direction | HONG! MAR 3 reduced r daughter, Mrs. Jame: nning way. Deceases ge and a native of Round-trip _tickets freight-and- passage appiv at company’s 421 Market st corner First W. B. CURTIS, r. F.' AL Vanderlip, . 4 years ¢ of the Treasury, now-at the Palac @ Conn. le 1, calling to his attention the impor- The fune is to be held at the residence | tance of this subject to the people of the | to-morrow, after which the remains will | §tate. He says it is not the purpose of to’ Jackson, Amador County, for ociation to espouse .the cause of articular bidder, but to urge upon 1 grounds that the producing inter- foo, {0 lean that ad it is believed mow that Keating is almost certain_of the votes of Talco Mitchell and Church. St urprised, ‘elch can’t ‘be found dy to vote in tion and | board. 1 this Mis: unced | rate, I am quite re . Ramage | ter without further testimony —_— i L e Gilligan's Trial Very Slow. of the me fmportant witness was Miss ~OARKLAND, July 1.—The trial of James al. o Fire in a Planing Mill. asurer.-Ja app ards as ( d Frunk depu neral ‘Agent The S S. Ausiraila l sails for Honolulu. \1.n1m July 3, at-2 Bar ()Inn()l ' \‘{lpffl‘(? 3 & Barnett, the 19-year-old daughte an for the murder of John Epp~ o o (ot ng librarian o [ ¢ Barne € 10 8 3 10! 3 Ty e as T = b B ) s State should be 0K & i ] =l :);v!j‘x Tet ith kf~[wn2 l'u‘v:; ”\'(\:l'hl ‘l{\‘-nwll,m i in- .k.' 1 \‘1(,} - k last March | BERKELEY, July 1L—This evening! in ca L L'i(‘ e \\Vx:"r~l-”(\!xn> Fede 'fl:g.z.\w Ps™5. Martposa salls Y 3 for 2 o X s ot oihet to. vibic the hospitall one by slow progress. The various | about 5 o-ciock the enginehouse belonsing | (rnment 1€ about fo make i expenditure | mShipD y/aHonolii_ “and =S : Soile) | pocketbook : this LR R tives given by the witnesses thus |ty the planing mill owned by Niehaus | of public money for the purpose of pro- | Auckland for Sydney. w:1a's Pearline . 7 pkg2 as i token from his former assistants e weeks ago and attempt to cedingly hazy as to how Gilli- ot LhraNteent el S | of ¥ rey for the p _pro- g Sespesiay. Taiv i Pylels Pearline ... .7 pkg25¢ ek Al Nibrars A ar afe exceedingly nazy a8 to how GIlll-| Brothers on Third street, near Dielaws Viding @ public utility for the people of OnBE~ T il : é b | > Witness gave he 519 vears, and | the knife. Henry J. Dwver. Thomis o | cought fire. For a time the flames thre i this city and State. Continuing lie sa Favorite Line Round the World, via Hawatt. ¢ Alfred - Wilkie, the | the gist of her s “that’there had | Hansen, fenry H. Plerce and J. 3. Reany | nod D e e shop. hut the promnt We believe that a fair and impartial | Samoa, New Zealand, Australia,” Indla, Suez, : yme weeks | been nothing fmiprope cen the ward- | testified to-day, but failed to throw much | 21a 10 Hhe o artment. avertad | Investization of the resources.of Cali- | Englania. etc.; $610 ficet clase. : rostrated ih thie respect, which we feel {S & BROS. CO.. Agts.. i14 Montgomery G our. kno v T e s, 327 Market St .r. The damage done amountec fornis | the daner e h Tncludes the losa f | Sure from our knowledge of your | Pier?, Faot Pacific St Freight Ofice. he row arose | light on the tragedy. Owing to the ab In't want | sence of another important witness th en and herself. She over the fact that ¥ VRSNV VBB VWD DO DWW W ™. me to go with Mr. K She denied 2 went over-until next Wednesa. : : carcer and reputation as a public offi- g ever having called at the hospital after 5 | both lumber and machinery. O e sl cohvines. Yot y Prurics L hoice Fr7 § 0'clock of evenings or that she was eve Three Rectors Have Resigned. | Berkeley News Notes. Tt Duilding material for the San | COMPAGNIS GENERALS TRANSATLANTIQUE. - gen = R ment in’ Keating's room in nis com h| OAKLAND, July L-Three of the five| pRRKELEY, July 1—The Board of| Francisco Postoffice can and should. be ;mm::m- LINE to HAVREPARIS ’;fi‘ e xt season’s crap, J the door locke he claimec went | Episcopal rectors of this city have handed | pBERIGE ting a8 o oot Of | Guarried in this State, and like Sai very Saturday at 10 a. [ 2555 : 5 there treauently to visit a feeble-minded | in their resignations. R Sod e G O L T “\‘,’.‘m O totore Totlowed by fha | from pier - &2, North River oot ol W lmlc \ "('lt Flour 18c ew Club. Will Be Organized. irl and Secure magazines and papers Law is the first on the list, the whole, last night resolved to carry out 4 . R | Morton st. LA CHAMPAGNE. July ¢ ] A g1 H nd secur £o s -and . pape TRl Loy 1gh his | fhe” Srojected opening of Wainut and Sl L £ the | NORMANDE 15: L i aie el rom’ the warden. She admitted having departure is not catirely ary. Rev,| ihe S aats v L rvalnut and | (OGUE the people as expressed in | X "9 ) ormeation of a | met Keating at ¢ corners and that | F. J. Mynard of St s parish has | Jeoo T v oatentreet 19 to De| Congress by which the manufacturing | \M";'; Ao Havie, 385 of existenee. last nis aac B : ¥ ady's father, | - E . West Oakland, has re- | T bted 2 call from the cong. e Eas enders for the construce | on round .trip. GEN % 9('(“,” \IC(LI dsttm 17¢4 e hatter i ent wis next called and “relterated his story signed, to take effect to-dav. 'He has O A he. North Berkeley Congrega.| tion of war vessels by a differentigl of | UNITED STATE: D« \\'A'l'\. F[fl-F “ suragement. from uz e fght on’ the hospital lawn: how | received an appointment from the Bishop e i per cent in price is one to which no | way (Hudson bullding). New Vork. [ ¢ fever so1d 50 Jow; 101h 8k é e i the success of the pro- | he had warned his daughter not o keep | of the d and will enter on his new | Donal ChUren. ¥ rhine. b DS dnaugural| ¢ fi minded citizen of the country may | GAZI &.CO.. Pacific Coast Agents. 5 Montgo ] - Al Last .evening the.| company with and m ating. dutles at once. JIEEnn O € 1o-mor-1 tuke exception and is ion to | ala 1 , 5 | S0 warnec continue i ToY. vhi 1 S S.Lm:l» ‘I )F? sing. ... 1 icy b rooms held ihe most en-| T al Famid e me Bpnon s Money Now in Sight. [ **Fhe Century Club held a very success-| Which this coast Is Jus 5 S B K advantage of the | Ing unheeded I called at the hospital and | OAKLAND. 1—The new fiscal | ful entertainment at their club this even- | 13 Uor iy > :‘:”t- BAY AND BIVER STEABERS ¥\ hite Beans .12 Fbs 2 mpmbers 100K AIYANAES O, U0t | Weanded an intervicw Wi ihis man, | year opened fosguy, anl the Mayor amy | [ng Officers for the coming vear wete| jirge sum of mo S e : < th 64 of ‘the gymnasiu He told me he didn’t have time—not even | Auditor Breed discussed the city's finan- | Instatled. the e of the co at large for E 7 > _ 07 1 s T three minutes. Then I told him he would | cfal condition. An inspection of the funds | R A the people of the count at Jarge for | QTOCKTON EXCURSIONS. 3450 Lcm}s 12 1bs 25¢% ! from sindown until mid ight, DA LBon walk the streets, for T would tell |and delinquencies showed that all out- NOW IT'S COPY-BOOKS. [ public I AAENE S EHERE (R THE MER H. J. CORCORAN ’ lelight and - the ‘ was announced hat ’."‘, "'f b he Supervisors. Then he called me standing bills against the city can be | vou should be in receipt of information | wm jeave Washingtn-street whart at 3 &.’m. adaliniors Mons S | ‘Sheenes and saia 1. couldn't do any- | pald. although some amounts will have to fo the feelings of the mercantile | T teeining Trom Stockton ot § . m: ? = ‘ Alameda News Notes. thing. ~ 1 had nothing against Keating | Pe held for months. \T‘he School Board in Trouble From « mmunH‘\ in (‘r;‘u ('|,(_\ ‘fi)m are ilw‘pl.\' | dany’ (Saturday excepted). hflg?ula: :(e;mz: 'Pm <1<» 1 01:Gras. i, in 1:30‘ MEDA. July 1.—The police - m personally, only 1 belleved he was mu\w;l;h";, f;\']l'”{"";” of strect sprinklers "\!‘ Rescinding Its Contract With | ;*""rl;};‘,,q‘r;‘,m,’,; rin - e LS x;:';;",;;“': ‘;';;‘, Seiie {.eMarc lmnd “ardnles 9210l ¢ 5 i uat ihe Sinienme All Went Over the Grade. | The H. S. Crocker Company will enjoin| Mr. Vanderlip's reply, as here given, | — 1o/ one ' st : i e 0 Whitney, assistant superinte warden to seck sympathy because she OAKL Four horses: a big | the Board of Education from signing a | was very tisfactory to the association: YARD AHD VM.LEJU Ba D ¥ ool 3 St i Lot Jar |, steep grade on the h ranoh . road | books for the next two years. The board | nowledge your letter of June 27 re- q‘e,me, ““Monticello.”” 2.cans C’ Brown! schoalteach ne n‘\ T :h‘n.‘]\L ;‘1: hr).‘ nr:'}ll'{rrn(‘,l'n:! this merning, and the whole OutAt roflad | recently rescinded its contract with the| Sarding the selection of granite for the MON., Tues..- Wad.. Thurs. and S 9:43, . ¢ | Gor Cou Ll o anything tm .“ at they had mever | for 150 feet. J. D. Cuthill, the driver, |.(rpcket Company, which had two vears| Lnited States Postoffce af San Fran- ‘| ¢ m.. 335 % p T R g Hie Churel hey wil 0s|nr %aoADal P 8¢ o ¢ ¢o 5 Joard stific ts_actic s view the board o ‘otors of | p.m. Landing and of isslo #Catsup Phoenix Brand 10ef sl grapel, fi, vl RS S e e 1o e | DRG0, M R Bt BB ot om0 ol | 8 St i Broticnn st | B e S T T P o how he reen xjusmn ed in supenaeing riously hurt, The brake broke | vertical avstem.” as it 18 calle soclation, as set forth in your letter, FAR - ’rlnsutema With Lo kjaw. Kitty Welch. When he called at the pest part of the road and the | faulty and out of date. The b f e ase i views shall 6. givén dre July. 1L—F nk . Coon of { Welch residence the girl had locked the LG . is in -danger of " lock -arer and: concealed herselt: Later her | oaSon, (Presspd, on the, wheslhorsd, P 0 he ran a-Tusty nto | father, Dennis Welch, also testified ‘that qt 2()C' his foot \side from a -slight_ wound | daughter denfed the published state- A Razor After the Ball. ’()li\;oq Imported qt 20cy spdnish.. Fine'flavor. that bothered him for a couple of ds 1t wherein she is-said to have declared | OAKLAND, July L—A warrant was .crious results. Last night | Keating acted improper sued to-day in. the Police Court for the actory, and this, it is said, led to | ‘Will Close on the Fourth. with her sRmc Olix 4 Perfecti experfenced no declared that the contract he | o . iz e Cthoany hag not been drawn upl. "o SN - Veiy ey o ANDERLIP, | i : | in accordance with law I Assistant Secretary, | | - Superintendent Webster is said to have | f ! | reported the Crecker copy-books to be un- | SRR AR e 1 E : | | { | exander, a_colored man, n), “n he arrived home he began to suffer | certain occasion. Welch said, too; | arrest of C cinding of the contract with the . : s =1 EIGHT, SAVING STORES: . @ | BACh RE L rom the ihjured foot and Would not allow his dnughter to | a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. ot ‘Company, which was for four | The wholesale miliinery ‘houses of $1 per Year. 6 1311 Polk St. 8. T. Dr, J. Young was summoned. Blood s n witness. | His dusky accuser ‘is Miss Hattie Dove The company has now a two | Toplitz & Co., Hinz andt, Holm & - 3 ok e T cles@ | Doisoning had-zet in dnd there.were indi-{ . The star witness of the investigution | who states that while he was leaving w Vears' supply of the books on hand, and | Nathan, R. L. Toplitz & Co. and Butler, | Alameds tion that lockjaw would fellow. To-day as next called in—Miss Hattle McDon- | dance hall with her escort AféXander, evi- | as the act on of the board means a blg‘ S‘(‘hutze &l(“\» )]m\r-‘ agreed to cloge their | ores until Wednesday . ; Cob e bwhat easler but hi | ald, matron at the hospital. She told of | dently jealous. struck her and then wield- | loss to the concern. the board will be en s‘wsfls“‘\sa | condition'is critical, having frequently seen Selma Barnett|ed a razor in a most threatening manner. joined by the Crocker people. the 5th inst. They lfinlarged to 16 Pages will not be open again until that date.