The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 5, 1899, Page 7

o N "FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1599. Supervisors Doubt the Justice of ihe Assessments. Is Claimed That No Equalization of Tax Burdens Has| fade, and That the City Has Been Placed at the Mercy of the State. T0 TENDER SKINNED MEN Shave with CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, and be- fore cleansing the face gently rub a bit of CUTI- CURA (ointment) over the shaven part. Wash all off with CUTICURA TOILET SOAP and hot water. This simple and inex= pensive treatment will make shaving a pleasure and prove a great com= fort to those with tender, easily irritated skins. CUTICURA Boston. “All " froe. yut the world, Pri ; CUTICURA ment), 50c. ole Pro) axD Cn 2 About the Skin, Scalp, and Cor nced the taxpavers ey are the rec low rate. If ever, that the taxa gal, there will be a 1ds amounting to d dollars in as- avers will hav Dodge ssor confusion w inevitable A test - it is urged, and in sment of ided the If this were done the receive its proper able and were not and count 3 vho will pass o city f the Supervisor 1, and they wn unjust dis It ¢ cases. certain m to in Tel Pacif ity and county bos believe that this quately as s not unlikely that its t mina- rails in refer- , which, it is ed accord iings nor ir t ther corporations. Sev taxpayvers will also be The larg to a searching inquiry. egin th s promise to be : be found that the equalization of tax lity equalizatior uncement that, wh ations of personal 1 taxes were not, ficance than it at no WAS MADE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN TWO EVILS The Reason William Michaelson De-| OAKLAND, J cided to Pay His Own Way to Jail. iam Michaelson conducts a Hyde and Wi ion in on a cabl or n gave ati weak p the necessary nickel r arg t A MURDEROUS JAP. Attempts to Carve a Sailor on the | Ship Tacoma. A cutting affray occurred on the ship n which Charies al severe knife on the face at the hands of G a Japanese cabin boy. His ere treated at the Harbor Hos- :r which he was taken to the Jlice Station to be held as a t his received 1omolo, wounds pital af i witne Ferguson and Arduello. ship’s carpenter and re- Brannan street. He has mads :r of trips on the ship and for | some time has failed to agree with the Jap: Both have frequently quar- it is suppgsed to have been an sed the murderous reled, and grudge act. Last night men had some dls- | pute, 1 ended in Yeuomolo seizing a large d knife and making prepara- tions to carve his antagonist. He suc-| ceeded in inflicting several ugly gashes on Muller's face, but standers before he mit a murder. Police officers were soon on the scene and the booked for assault to murder. —————— Fired Off His Pistol. B. Childs, a clerk, was amusing him- self on Van Ness avenue vesterday morn- ing while walting for the parade by firing blank cactridges from a revolver. Police- man Winzler arrested him and booked him at the City Prison on a charge of dl: charging firearms hin the city limits. — —e————— Burial of Indigent Soldiers. The annual report of Edward A. Bullis, superintendent of interment of deceased civil war veterans, shows that sixty-five applications for buffal at public expense HSere made during the fiscal year. Forty- eight were allowed and seventeen reject- ed. The expenses amounted to $2400. ——e—————— Dear Madam: ‘‘Pegamoid” says comet You're welcome, Chronicle bullding, No. 6L | | | | | | sidered absolutely | was disarmed by by-| had a _chance to com- | Japanese was | work with- struck by the | . receiving severe 1 de. Michaelson, - d the accident e animal he was driving to escape Officer W. M - whole | stabbed again and again in the back, and | | | | 1 | Rerious charge than that of assault will ailant, who was ar- | A“M extending to the center line of what | | ter in the barroom Denni }Says ‘Water Frox;t Company Is Not | Balfour, Guthrie & Co. are now erecting GREAT CH \ i s to Bliss Tribe; Symour, Montezuma Tribe Tribe. 5 S. Sevmour has been selected as Porter L. Blis The affair will be st two tickets each. invitatiol PICNIC ENDS IN | A STABBING AFFRAY * TWO COLORED MEN MIX THINGS | NEAR OAKLAND. Six Knife Wounds and Various Con- | tusions the Portion of C. H. Jackson. |t 4—An ugly stabbl Plitzville affray occurred at county road this evening, ju nic i for the Old Colo: Home was king up for the day C. H. Jackson, 1 the Pullman n Oakland 4 residing at mpbell Both men were arrested Deputy Sheriff Quinlan to-night son was first taken to the E i pital, where he was treated wounds and otner injuries. b3 Jack- booked othe they es- sum- numer: but could be the mix-up «officers implic caped_befors th | | moned | | According to Dennis’ story the row was caused over the refusal of a doorkeeper | to admit him to the dining-room. Jack-| son, however, tells a_different tale. He gtated to-night that Dennis and his four | | brothers were quarreling with *“Majah” Waters over an alleged insult given by the latter, that he cautioned one of th brothers. Andrew Dennis, to quit quar- | reling and have respect for himself, when | C. Dennis upbraided him for his inter- | f. nce. uddenly T was struck on the left “and T felt | ghoulder,” continued Jackson the cold steel pierce my flesh. I struck | back and then started to run, but was | finally tripped up, when the whole crowd jumped on me, at the same time engaging ih a free fight. I was stabbed gix times, the hands of and four of these were at Dennis. I was kicked in the mouth, and | after I got up and ran behind the coun-| threw a_beer | itting my head. bottle at me, hitting and ¢ knew no more after that The wounds, badly lacerated lips and an abrasion of the right ear bear witness to Jackson's story. It is believed a more be placed against Dennis. Dennis’ wound on the right forearm was_ inflicted by his brother Andrew as | the latter made a lunge with a knife, also | directed_at Jackson. Andrew is stifl at| jarge. The weapons used were ordinary | pocket knives. —————————— An Ideal Cafe. The new Crystal Palace, 5 Kearny and | 12 Geary street, which has been reno- | vated by its proprietor, Mr. I Deutch, at an enormous expense, will ba opened | to the public to-day. The place is fur- | nished in the Louis Quinze style, and is not only the best appointed but the hand- somest cafe in the city. Costly paint-| ngs adorn the walls, while on every side | the exquisite work of the decorator is in | evidence with such perfect taste that the “Yout ensemble” of the Crystal Palace is an artistic dream of heauty. From 11 to 2 o'clock every day an elaborate lunch- eon will be served. Only the purest fiquias are kept in the cafe and perfect and polite attention is guaranteed every one by right of Mr. Deutch's past reco The Crystal Palace is without a rival the line of first-class cafes. —_—————————— EXPLANATION. in | SESSION! Selling Streets. OAKLAND, July 4—E. C. Sessions, the agent of the Oakland Water-front Com- pany. says the Mayor Is mistaken regard- ing the title to the property on which large warehouses. Mr. Sessions says: The small parcel of land now being bullt upon by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. below First INSTALLATION OF J. H. HUTHAFF, Chairman of the Executive Committee. i N the evening of Thursday, the 13th inst., there will be a gathering $ n Seventh ear Market, of % ed Order of Red ) r on that even- ¥ g there w 2 of the varfous ¥ her words, * tribes. &3 i Bl a4 members of the floor committee: N Ciusee, A. J. Enemark, G. Bossert and J. H. Huthaff. The fc Mitute the reception committee: F. Brandt, W. J. Smi . D. Brandon, George H. Cabaniss, F. Ralph and M. Griffith. street, | | brought by IEFS, 1'0. R. M. L. sagamore; N. A. Lewis of Modoc mueca be, great chief of t keeper of wampum; Jacob tacey of Winnemucca Tribe, great guard of the be followed by a grand ball and the f execut committ com- J. H. Huthaff of Althomas n of White Eagle Tribe, . and M. Liesen com- ; F.D. represen H.Jones, Pohon: sse, Semi- gle Tribe; I Tribe; G. H. Cabaniss, Tribe, and M. Griffith, Monadnock floor manager and he will be assisted nal and the members are allowed only if continued below would be Market street, © 300 feet north or inside of the First, is some anything below Fir g to the fact that th ront Company (whic strip of land i owns at this patent line of land i r t fo full of what would te of et goutherly of this 300 and also a strip With the President. The Holyoke (Ma Holyoke (Mass.) Transcript of the date of 17contain an account extending over in that Mr. several columns of the reception city of President and Mrs. McKinle: and Mrs. Abner McKinley and Mr. Mrs. George E. Morse of San Francisco. Mrs. Morse Is a nlece of the Pre and she and her husband, the clerk United States District Court in this city, the P dent and accompanied par from Washington on his recent trip to Massacht tts. O — Not Gottlob, Marx & Co. In the accounts of the recent cluded among the defendants. in Oakland ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss Lockheart’s LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM. [LETTER TO MES. PINKHAM NO. 67,104] “J cannot express my gratitude to you for the good that Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound has done forme. I have taken five bottles of the Compound and two boxes of Liver Pills and feel better in every respect. I had suffered for years with dropsy; the veins in my limbs burst, caused from the pressure of the water. I had the worst kind of kidney trouble, faint- ing spells, and I could not stand long at a time. I also had female weakness and the doctor said there was a tumor in my left side. The pains I had to | stand were something dreadful. A friend handed me a little book of yours, 80 I got your medicine and it has saved my life. I felt better from the first bottle. The bloating and the tumors have all gone and I do not suffer any pain. Iam still using the Vegetable Compound and hope others may find relief as I have done from its use.”— Miss N. J. LOOCKHEART, Box 16, Eriza- BETH, PA. Only the women who have suffered with female troubles can fully appre- ciate the gratitude of those who have been restored to health. Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and withoutcharge toall letters from suffer- ing women. Her addressis Lynn, Mass. el 0 et 6 e S B B R Oakland Water | ) Telegram and the suit the Japanese actors against the management of the California Thea- r the names of Gottlob, Marx & Co. were The gentlemen desire to have it known that they have nothing to do with the Califor- nia, and that the only two theaters at present under their management are the | C'olumbia in this city and the Macdonough | E = | i caklanas s b secsucmsisn A (OTILEGE 70 FOOL LAWS MD LOCKSWITHS |Marital Experience of | ‘ M. D. Garratt. w e |REAL LIFE BEATS MOROSCO'S! | SR | NUMBER THREE WAS WIFE NUMBER ONE. | e | Garratt Was Wedded, Divorced, Mar- | ried Again and Finally Espoused the Woman He Had First Chosen. | WIFE lowed his own ur made a that in- t of grew ou t who wife, nsider- ly sum a cer- the re- o and Etta Aronson, Pav Little Bla wse, Little Cora Da- vis, Little T Tayl right venile ca 8 in the International Cake fval, M — in amount to per annum, 8,000, wheal SELBORNE SCHOOL For Boys, i SAN RAFAEL. August 29, with na ifen ral T r cata apply to th HCOCK, Sar gues CHARLES HOITT'S SCHOOL, MENLO PARK, € 'EO COUNTY, CAL., s rebuilding w improvements. Wil be th equip) and begin its . _Beautiful surround- ninth year Offers superior advan- ings, home influences. tages for the care and thorough training of boys Accredited at th ersiti IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D al. ' ST. MATTHEW'S MILITARY SCHOOL, AN MATE: AL.—FOUNDED A. D. 1865 by the late Rev. Alfred Lee Brewer, D.D. nd fllustrated circular addre W. A. BR R A B Rector and Head Master. OTRE DAME, CALIFOR D) SAN JOSFE, | Will resume studies on WE DAY, August | SACRED HEART ACADEMY MENLO PARK, | C QDUCTED BY THE LADIES OF THE | & ‘Sacred Heart. Term opens August 2d. For | particulars apply to the MOTHER SUPERIOR. | e IRVING INSTITUTE. Select boarding and day school for young ladies, 2126 California st., San Francisco. Will | reopen August 7. Accredited to universities. | Seminary music. Pri- refer- | ds, m usand Wash goods, mus ards of the $4 00 lin, portieres. Tnbleached Musli 43 inct wide (notice the Hale's price ing down. The reason? it into cash. For 6:ic inches wide, A yard 1 sitel B ) vara C AR LA yard 2C Cheap n outing swuits. etty lttle skirt of white pique, full tailor finish, lap- 1 at $4 00, 2 ally a ra acation su Men’s te—Black cheviots in 1 t little suit, nly 15 jackets and breided skirt, the price to close... 25 fine for vacation, full washes $|.00 Each fiy front jacket, skirt good _enough to i $2.95 h . v_made and "~ $4.95 4 h . te skirt, in color unty little affa sizes 32 to 40 plenty jeft; ibles, 13 JE in tan, gray or blua mix Here Is a bargaln for hubby and the y stitched ed, with reinforced back and rt, and it fits well. We to- Ready just the thing for camping, double stitched seams, a ot R BB Cotton Sock fade of fine maco cotton, in bl The reason why we sell linings so fast. L t nters in this busy store, good reasén for at &r l ade, good goods keep good trade, good trade Here are some of the is why we are busy. row bigger: biack..... 4 o vard wide.. .. 8%c yard wide. 8 e Here 1s a chance to make a artment. Hundreds of at clean-up prices n the tabl ons and drapes, worth from &0e to 75c; descent and plain effect: trimm! for dress a ack beaded and § d hat trim spangled lace 3 and o worth up 4 trimmings edallions, $100 and te.; d m o red beadec AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | COLUMBIA s CHARLES FROHMAN PR TS COND AND LAST WE y '8 | | Anthony Hor | “'The Adventurekof the | “LORD AND LADY ALGY.” | CALIFORNIA THEATER. TREMENDOUS THE ONLY COMEDY IN TOWN. RYBODY'S FAVORITE, L. R. STOCKWELL In Hoyt's Irresistibly Funny Comedy, AMIDNIGHT | BELL.. | pEPICTING LIFE IN NEW LAND. | TA Selected Company. Realistic Production. | ecial Car of ry 106—|— HILDRF | —|—100 THE ONLY COMEDY IN THE CITY. ’PHlCES . S0c, 850, 25¢ and 1S | ALL OF THIS WEEK. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2:15 P. M. 6th Week of LEWIS MORRISON. SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL. DON C/ESAR DE BAZAN —AND— Only the Master Shall Blame. 15¢, 25¢, 1 O2R < 35¢, 50c. OUR NEXT—Florence R “CAMILLE.” erts in full’ conservatory | mary department_for children. Carriage will | call. REV. EDWARD B CHURCH, A. M. palEeogs o MILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY.—Grants diplomas and confers degrees. Rare oppor- tunities offered in music, art and elocution. One hour from San Francisco. Write for catalogue to Mrs. C. T. Mills, President, Mills College P. O., Alameda Co., Cal Thirty-third year. Fall term opens August 2, 1899. CONCERTS AND RESORTS. CHUTES AND ZO0O. MATINEE EVERY DAY. GREAT BILL IN THE THEATER. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT, AMATEUR NIGHT, rioxa. WOOD-SAWING CONTEST ! NATIONAL PHONE FOR SEATS. STEINER IS Those who were thera #ay the Panorama is a correct Tepresentation. Explanatory lectures by_Pro . ROL- r z il LINS. anilaA Mot e, or Bigh. Admission, §0c. | Bay! Children, 2c. AL SIS SUTRO BATHS. OPEN NIGHTS. OPEN DAILY FROM 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. BATHING FROM 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. ADMISSION 10c; CHILDREN Bc. | Bathing, including admission, %c; Children, 20c. RICES TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE. Mrs. Ernestine Kreling, Prop. and Manager. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT OF DENIS O’SULLIVAN In the Romantic Opera, “SHAMUS O’BRIEN” THURSDAY NIGHT, First Appearance Here of ADA WALKER, Soprano. AN EQUALED CAST. ENLARGED CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O’CLOCK. | PRICES .. 25¢c and 50¢ Telephone Bush 9. 0000000000000 0000 AND o o PALACE SGRAND o SAN FRANCISCO. Connected by a coversd passageway. D 1400 Rooms—0900 wi h Bath Attached. All Under One Management. |0 NOTE THE PBICES: © European |9 e pea g gs sz der oy e © lg nl&“n per day up! [ o spondence Solicl 000000002000000000Q o0 (1<) JOHN 0. EIRKPATRIOR, Manager. A HOTELS 9| MATINEE TO-DAY (WEDNES.), JULY 5. Parquet, any seat, 25c; : 2 Sren, e st vaar r oo iooayts Aa; OB HAYES AND LYTTON, The Talented Comedians, in the Roarin “A WISE GUY.” £ e MORIE, the Tourist Juggler. GARDNER BROS., Musicial C: WILLIAM CRESSY MALVILLE AND LLS, THE PAS- BRAMOFF. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Telephone Main 583 A ANOTHER LEGITIMATE TRIUMPH. ALL THIS WEEK. Millocker’s Beautiful Opera, eBEGGAR STUDENT OUR NEW PRICES—EVENIN Orchestra, Reserved, 50c and 35e¢; Circle, Reserved 25¢; Family Circls, served, 16e: Gallery, 10e. MATINEE SATURDAY — Best Reserved Seat in the House, 25¢: Family Circle, Re- served, 15¢; Gallery, 10e. NEXT WEEK—Gorgeous and Surpassing Re- vival of “CARMEN." i ALHAMBRA THEATER. MARIO LAMBARDI, Manager. Lamberdl Grand Ttallan Opera Compeny. TO-NIGHT, “FAUIST.” Dress Re- With SOSTEGNI, UBERTO, MARCHBTTI, BADARACCO, BUGAMELLL, TRAVAGLINIL. ifimag e Saturday Matinee ESCAUT" | Saturday Nignt .. % = |mze ....”THE BARBER OF SEVILLE" Sunday Night .............. IONE™ Prices—$1 50, $1, 50c and 2c. Reserved seats on sale at the Alhambra Thea- ter. 'PHONE SOUTH 368. 7 OLYMWNMPIA. Eddy St., Cor. Mason. America's Most Beautiful Music Hall. ANOTHER GREAT BILL OF NOVELTTES. First Appearance Here of the Celebrated '8-—FLYING BANVARDS—3 Sensational Gymnasts and Acrobats. Last Week of the Olympia’s Greatest Favorite, QUERITA VINCENT, In New Songs and Buck and Wing Dances. THE KEESINGS, Soclety Duetists. HERBERT & WESTON, AND BIGHT VAUDEVITLE. ND EIGHT VAUDEVILLE NOT. s. ADMISSION FREE. MATINEE SUNDAT | i FOR BARBERS, BAK- ers, bootl BRUSHES " 2255 k& | brewers, bookbt ayers, ills, foundries, laundri prin pain stablemen, tar-roofers, tanners. ota. BUCHANAN BROS., Brush ufacturers, 609 te SB i W. T. HESS, | WOTARY PUBLIO AND ATTORNEY-AT LaW, Tentn Floor, Room 1016 Claus Spreckels Bidg. lephone i Residence, 821 California st., below Powell, Weekly Call,$1.00 per Year