The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 29, 1899, Page 9

THE STUBBS DECLARES THAT HE NOMINATED CHIPMAN ‘Southern Pacific Ultimatum Is Published to Merchants. Railroad Company Openly Afield to Beat | Coast Candidate for Commissioner | to Regulate the Rates. SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER ¢2 NEW PASTOR TO DIRECT CENTENARY M. E. CHURCH Returned From Politics to His First Love. T the sessions of Holston Conference in Bluefleld last week Hon. J. E. Moore, who withdrew from the Conference in 1883, and who has since been practicing law, was restored to mem- bership in that body, and has been transferred to the Pacific Conference.” The above is an extract from a Vir- ginia newspaper, and the Hon, J. E. Moore mentioned in it and the Rev. J. E. Moore who to-day will take the place of the Rev. H. M. McKnight as pastor of the Centenary M. E. Church South are {dentical. Rev. Mr. Moore was the earliest at- torney to locate in Pulaski, Virginia, and became vice-president of the first bank established in the town. He rep- resented the counties of Pulaski and Giles in the Legislature of 1887-88. He expects to make his home permanently in this city, and from the little he has seen of it Is most favorably impressed, particularly remarking on its business energy and progressiveness. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. OJOJOROJOROXO} HORCROHOHO Y DRY GOODS COMPANY. LACE DEPARTMENT! SPANGLED ROBES. New Designs on Exhibition the Coming Week. ALLOVERS. In Spangled Lace and Applique; Novelties Just Received. FEATHER BOAS. 18 to 72 Inches Long; in Black and Colors. LIBERTY RUFFS, - The Chance - To Make - A Fortune, pany offers large or an opportunity to > stock in an oil com- 1t has acquired property test oil producing beit OO GRG0 404040404040 40604040404040404040404040404¢0¢040+Q 4040404040 40404 04040404040404040 40404040 40404040+4@ | PPEEEEEEOEOEPOOEOOOOOOEO Or_yam'zat‘ians fauar{'fly Wheeler. in Contra Costa, nine ¢ i nufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Association. Rev. Mr. Moore has the reputation 5 O s Oakland, consist of gac:?c :ngfim’g:r o Cobamarce of being a polished speaker and an New Styles Just Opened, With Long Ends, 33 to slfl each. S el St Lor A“x;gehes Chamber of Commerce. able scholar. His first work here will uel Com. of the 08 g be in the interest of the twentieth cen- < y 2 rers'’ and Producers’ Pacific Coast Retail Hardware Association. D oy Tanny whitagtne Mot LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, £ n nx?d_ytheyl re];:)rh“d San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. odist Church is now engaged In rais- All Linen; in Plam‘ Embroidered and Initialed; Extra Values; all New | O of oil on it. evel- San Francisco Board of Trade. REV. J, E. MOORE OF VIRGINIA, ing. Designs. t NECKWEAR. 1 | | ent til we has been pushed reached a depth Oil should be ° ® struck at 1200 feet. { @4040404 0404040404040 40404040404040404040404040+8 Manufacturers’ and Producers’ Association. Merchants’ Association. | candi f the Jobbers' and Manufac- Grocers’ Alliance of California. o SS?S:S“EE sociation.” have 900 feet @+0404040¢ 04040404 0404040404040404040404040404040 WINS THE OGO CHHG ORI HH € 04040404040404040+Q 4040404040404040+ Exclusive Novelties in Lace, Chiffon, Taffeta and Liberty Bows, Jabots, | | | | | ® © (3 4 | The following was sent by the Portland Stocks and Scarfs. 3 ! P @404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040+@ | Chamber of Commerce to Senators Simon ? ® |and McBride and Representatives Moody FIG I = HE united merchants and manufac- | that the committee should call again in|and Tongue: “The manufacturers, jou- - k @ ® [ e BainG Coait aveirs: | the afternoon, when, he said, he hoped to | bers and citizens of the Pacific Coast liave | 1 COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED. : : O ived their ultimatum from the | have Mr. Stubbs present. | long felt the imperative necessity of hav- B |8 C . =4 cetved tmatum v The |, The committee again visited the yellow | ing ber of the Interst | A~ e | - American 0| corporsign i sand " worer, BAEE T e SIS Tl | St . CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, | o rporation will stand by Its a Y. | Stubbs. It consisted of the following:|As a vacancy now exists in this < | = @ | General N. P. Chipman. J. C. Stubbs has | Wakefield Baker, president of the Pacifle | slon an cffort is being made to secure | French Pugilist Knocks Out | 214 O [0 1d to the executive committee of the | Coast Jobbers and Manufacturers’ Asso- | from the business men the nomination of g S. E. Corner Geary and Stockton Strests, San Franoisco. eific Const Jobbers' and Manufacturers’ | clation; E. R. Lilienthal, H. D. Loveland. | a candids nESEtEE e e bbers” ; ‘hip- | traffic manager of the Pacific Coast Job- that he would stand by (P | yors and Manutacturers' Assoclation; ©d- r hand the merchants, | warq Pond, E. Everett, Charles F. Tay, constituted vepre- | L Guggenheimer, 1. F. Littlefield, Charles who shall merit the united e united Congressionai dele- gations of the coast States. At a meet- ing of the Pacific Coast Jobbers' and Man- ufacturer: ciation the name of Wil- an Englishman by Kick- | ing Him. ‘ \ - 0il Stock . D) {r. Stubbs that they | Holbrook, Arthur Towne and Frank L.|liam R. Wheeler, a_member of the firm o 5 R. Wheeler, | Brown of the American Steel and Wire [ of Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson of San Srectal Dispatch to The Call. | third round, in which Driscoll drew blood | its first hold on thé valuable trophy the Y they have nominated to fill the va- | Company. | Francisco and chairman of the traffic | and_landed on the Frenchman's wind, | Academic League offered, it having been 0 ] ® Yhe Interstate Commerce Com- ;“{;ng‘id '_wt!tn-ke long to reach an under- | committee of the Pacific Const Metal and | PARIS, <Oct. 28,—The fight ‘for 25,00 | sending Charlemont reeling ~time and [ won in previous events by the Central, O onfronts the people of the Pa- | candidacy of General Chipman. On the | respecttully ask our delegation to prompt. | Champion, and “Jerry” Driscoll, s erd bongtrelinitor B foregom P s TN former | championtof the British navy, this after- | [ounds were repetitions of the foregoing, follows: this morning. contrary he openly sald: "Chlymnn is my | ly investi, the claims of the candidate though Charlemont succeeded in getting Lowell, 1:20:47; San o organization and functions of the |candidate; not the candldate of the South- | named and, if possible, to unite with us | noon, resulted in a victory for the former. [ in a few s. In the eighth round |Jose, 1:23:47; Central, 1:28. The Lowells, | Interstate Conimerce Commission throw | €rn Pacific Company. and the Congressional delegations of the | There was a great crowd and the fighting | Charlemont. landed an upward kick on | although second, had no chance after the \t upon the general proposition quite | This proposition did not deceive any one, | Pacific Coast States in his indorsemcnt hot for six rounds. In the seventh | Driscoll's groin. Driscoll appealed to the | first relay, as Solinsky, thetr rider on the because it was known that the petition : gy e es com- | to t Gent. o vas + a | Spectators against this foul hit and then | first, dropped the packet, and the next | eftecively. The commission tries ¢OM- |in'r,\or of Chipman was circulated in (e | Erapi T Brown of the Facinc works of o riacoll was knocked out by a| G0UL{d up In agony and was carried out | man had to pick it up and bring it Ip. | plaints against transportation lines. | city by R. B. Carpenter, an attorney for | the American Steel and Wire Company | Smashing -kick in the groin, the French- | ;¢%h " o™ 3% 40Urul yell of “Vive la| The Bay. City Wheelmen held a rec chants may become parties to a CONWIO- | the rallroad company, and that it was |sald yesterday: *The Pacific Coast, be- | man being allowed to use his feet, in ac- | jerance’” came from the crowd and a nume | tion and smoker at their club house ve before the commission, but 1t is by | promoted in Sacramento by D. O. Mills. | cause of wider trade, is entitied to a rep- | cordance with the French custom. The | ber of people rushed into the ring.:and | day evening in honor of Arthur F. Lun vention. The mercantile and manu- | The difference between Stubbs' candidate | Iesentative in_the Interstate Comm seats sold as high as $40 each. took Charlemont in_thelr arms and kissed | berg, one of the members who recently re- S emmunity of the Paciflc Coast |and the Southern Pacific candidate, under | Commission. Willlam R. Wheeler, owing | *The nglichmen and several Frenchmen | him and. prociaimed him the vietor. turned from Manila with the California e controver: thoregh Muslosse _training i : The fight lasted an hour. Chariemont |resiment. They aiso presented Mr, Lund- wide commercial experience concerning | Protested against the decision being given | i 12 B8, (GEC OO0 berg with a handsome watch fob. The Fo mming graded | 10,& mind sufficiently acute to fathom the | at St. Louls | these circumstances, would not be evident | to his | tilon difference ~ between tweedle-dum. and | alf parts of the Pacific Coast, has intj- | in favor of Charlement, but the majority | presentation was made by Judge Kerri- by intervention. | tweedle-dee. In fact, there was and is no | mate acquaintance with the mercantile | greeted the announcement with wild e e e gan, and Mr, Lundberg responded as well ¢ the transcontl- | difference. ‘Chipman’ stands forth clearly | and mechanical interests of the slope. Ho | shouts of triumph and crles of “Fashodn.” | - ACADEMIC LEAGUE RACE. ds he couid, though somewhat surprised allroads, The great interest the as the Southern Pacific representative. | has, in addition, devoted a large amoant | Tho nglishmen who witnéssed the Aght e and overcome. Altogether the evening time to T e In the issue brought | The representatives of the Pacific Coast | of time io the study of tariffs affecting e el bl rotesaquely . | Eolytechnic School Wins the Twenty- | proved a most enjoyable one. the Pacific Coast mercantile community | 4¢ fair from beginning to end. The umpires were both Frenchmen and one of them | actually was Charlemont’s father. The |School of this city won the fourth annual Jobbers' and Manufacturers’ Association told Mr. Huntington and Mr. Stubb: lainly, that they would stand solidly b ind Mr. Wheeler, and that the entire >position will t —_—— urge friends SAW A BODY IN THE SURF. Five Mile Relay. team of the Polytechnic and 18 eminently qualified for the posi- tion vacant upon the Interstate Commerce | Commission. He is much more capable manufacturers. t jobbers and e the cul- The ds are alleged to High O and make defendants. | business interests of the Pacific Coast was | to flll the position, in our judgment, than | match was supposed to .be under the |twenty-five mile relay race of the Aca-| Victim of Drowning May Be Recov- % an {llustrated in mind the move of | pledged to him. Something being said |any professional man not thoroughly ac- | Queensbury rules and “kicking in the )dvmic'mhleuc L@ggué yesterday morning ered This ]%[omi{x D aleborE i, 3 npany to put its | Fout the necedsity for o Jawyer as a | Qualnted with commercial affairs. We | groin” was barred. B ot w aulitg 2 g ™ he Manufacturers' y, General Chipman, in a‘nfl member of the Interstate Commerce Com.- | hope the merchants and manufacturers | The ring was five and a half vards | @&t San Leandro, Davidson, who ro ®| A report was received at the Coroner's D Assoclation the commission has signifl | migsion, the fact was presented to Mr, | 0f the coast will unite as one man In ad |square. The contest consisted of last relay for the Polytechnics, finishing two- minute rounds, with intervals of one min< ute and ten seconds. Charlemont was heav was light and sine walking shoes and five used. The Frenchman was no match Driscoll, who pounded his opponent’s f: to a jelly and finally got him in chance office last evening that a body had been seen floating in the surf near the CIif? House. about 4 o'clock yvesterday after- noon. The life-saving station had b also notified, and they made every - to recover the body, but without su cess. The Morgue wagon was dispatch to the Cliff House, but search for the re- 1d can fail 10 see roposition of a and jury in the rce which only the It is stmply select J vocacy of Mr. Wheeler for the position.” (OURSING AT INGLESIDE. Stubbs’ attention that one of the most eminent attorneys in San Francisco, after reading carefully and studiously the argu- ment made by W. R. Wheeler at St. Paul, had declared that the author of that argu- ment had a fine legal and judicial mind. The discussion lasted some time, but did not move Mr. Stubbs or the committee. four minutes ahead of the next nearest | man, Miller of the Lowell School. Driscill | The timing of the different relays was | very poorly managed, owing to the Inex- perience of the officials chosen to act, so | that a schedule of the performances of the various men was not obtainabl of to and fat. “harlemont wore nce gloves were for - AMERIGAN 0IL and : REFINERY GO., n t 1 B keep in the o Y S AN STGEDE v : e A poe T on, Shanicery | L mains was continied until this morning e A e session on Friday Mr. Huntington and Mr. Stubbs wers. Dy it fady 2 him, crving | the six schools entered, but five started, | Many people elaim to have seen the float- ROOMS 322 AND PARROTT Pacific Company rep. | Bivén to understand clearly that the | MWIPhY & 1 Peterson's Cotati King: | (Ut “He has bitteh my lip.” Driscoll, | peing the Polytechnics and Lowell of this | ing body. = - acific y business men would act as a unit. Some JKing: | however, tackled him again, whereupon | oo i . ' BUILDING, 1 gton alone. The | > = | Connell Bros.” Log Boy beat J. McEnroe's Ad- et 2 - | city, San Jose High School and Central of —_—— e —— O & ) irers were repre- | Wholesome truths were uttered concerning | miral sampson; T. J. Cronin's Rese of Tralee | the crowd jerred and hooted him, nobody | ¢''3 Califor g M 3 ANCISCO. =t committee of the | the position in which the Southern Pa-|jear W, L. Trade's Wandering Tom; Russell, | KNew why, | Oakland, and the Cal ifornia School of Me- | 1t is a pleasure to be shaved and take a re- ’ T 5 e X e oaly one | clfic Company had placed itself In refer- | dilan & Wilson's Delle Claire beay H. Casser. |, Finally Driscoll, hearing some one shout | chanical Arts. The Berkeleys did not | freshing bath at Vaivo's shaving parlors, 523 . O'ROURKE L ast Assoclation, J ence to the Commissionership, and_the | iy's E. Baumelster's Winning Ways | “Time,” stopped and the uproar increased. | show up. Broadway; private entrance to baths, ® | or two of the members of the committee 3 g Way o & adway. el O O e thila “were absent. Mr, | 8entlemen parted. There were no high | beat T. J. nin’s Iron Duke; H. Lynch's | One of the umpires threatened to with-| The finish was not at all theatrical, Da- e e z © | Huntington told the committee timt he | WOTdS, nOr was there any appearance ot | Mystic Mald beat James Norton's La Goleta; [ draw, whereupon a Frenchman in the | vidson riding in with plenty of time to Robbed a Rancher. OIOT0 5 POREOE® L iy thing About the candf. | much ‘excitement; but the rallroad people | C. B. Wiley's Gas Light beat James Dean's | crowd drose and said he would act as um- | spare. The Lowell School finished second, and the committee fully understoo. ere could be no agreement on a can- | | didate. The rallroad might talk about harmony, but it was well understood that it was not possiule. That this marks the opening of a fight to a finish over that pire. This led to a discussion lasting four | San Joses third and Central fourth. The | Burglars entered the home of Pedro minutes, giving Charlemont, who was | Californias came in too late to be scored. | Mozetti, a milk rancher on the old San i St = 5 e groggy, time to recover for the second | The usual number of spills incident to | Bruno road near the Five-Mile House jj‘";‘.‘r’]‘r’\'m'.:‘4‘\‘;:“‘," Sl '“},(‘?;r"'n“nvck"f round, ,during which Charlemont was|a road race occurred, .but no me time between 1:30 and 8:30 o'clock | Hairbrain: T. J. McHugh's Maid of the sl | again punished and the round was stopped yesterday morning and carried off a mo Tl el Broe 8 ey's | before time had expired, Charlemont being ey sack containing $250. The coin was the Commissionership | 0 K_ Capitol beat J. 0. Dowd's Clifton Lass; | Out of breath. Blowod S ay Undar Mopestls had wnd o of General Chipman and requested Fopsmaras KM Kelloggiy Hupraer bl r_— — = EUGENE FIELD'S POEMS, Dowst's Saj H Benicla_Boy beat F. Fanning’s Babe Murphy: H one wa# badly injured. The day was an ideal one for road racing, and presages well for the Associated Clubs’ ten mile handicap to- ADVERTISEMENTS. A $7.00 BOOK. GIVES SATISFACTION. thers is not a shadow of doubt. ‘Lhe|D. Ford's Juanita beat James Hurley's Star | Rowdy disputes lasted during the inter- | day. burglars evidently knew it was hidden ceptury. Handsomely merchants and manufacturers do not | of Cuba val, until Charlemont was ready for the | This race gives the Polytechnic School | there. -two of the World's want Cht man. One of the oldest, most conservative and successful business men | N FREE | A Certain Cure for Piles. |in the city was heard to say that he| | \ would prefer that the Pacific Coast should erected in subscribing || The Pyramid Plle Cure Is a success be- | not have the Commissionership rather than | ’ : nt Souvenir | | : ; Junt desired. || cause it has the merit which brings suc- | ’l'fi;n"fi‘fnomfi ;?T;"f:’%’ifg:‘.‘} ;}“?fi; as J1 will entitle || cess. It cures every form of plles and | outhern Pacific Company. Throughout ‘ILLBY\‘\',ER‘S‘;‘, | cures them to stay cured. It is now the | the commercial community there is the ® -. [y most popular and best known pile remedy | fe¢liDg that to name a railroad attorney , as a certificate of sub- Book contalns a selec- nd representa- for the place belitties the commission. Yesterday additional support was given to Mr. Wheeler. The Grocers’ Alllance of California, numbering 1500 members, | sent notice of the adoption of a resolu~ tion by the alllance requesting the Presi- dent to appoint a Pacific Coast man to | fill the vacancy upon the Interstate Com- merce Commission and unanimously rec- before the public, and one reason for its great popularity is because it has taken | the place of surgical operations, once con- sidered the only sure cure. People often wonder that so stmple a remedy will so promptly cure such an ob- Eugene Fileld g of a monu- mily of t d for the build Don’t allow all the fresh young ie beloved poet || tinate trouble as piles are well known to | “mhme]rxdxnsrh the l&pvolnlment of Mr. b e EUGENE FIELD MONUMENT SOUVENIRFUND, || be. Yet the greatest remedies and great- | Y heelor: szuxez,rexss?r-\;w;?z,w:;fi s.'!%rr‘fi;i 1%1, VI Or 0 0 Ou O Our I e. L) 180 Monroe St., Chicago. || est Inventions we have are the simplest, | Sullivan, secretary. Tacoma and Seattls | ( at Book res.) and the fact that it does cure is all the | have wired that they will follow the lead | R sufferer from piles wants to know. | of orofa. The Pyramid Pile Cure cures piles in | any stage of the disease as shown by the following testimonial letters which are published every week and new cases re- ported each time: From Geo. C. Gieck, ©Owens Mill, Mo.: | Some time‘ago I bought a package of | Pyramid Pile Cure for my wife who had suffered very much. The first trial did her more good than anything she had ever Now all eyes are turnea ssional delegation. No California Congressman will be able that he did not know what the of the business men of the coast | A circular letter has been sent to member of the delegation, the body of which, clearly setting forth the mat- ter, is as follows: nal, as Adv. is ur Contrib If you are losing the vigor of manhood and can see evidence, from day to day, that your physical system is going into decay, you should, in common justice to your future happiness, take steps to check the loss. In addressing the following request to you, permit us to state first, that in the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commisgion, con- sisting of five members, the intention of the KIDNEY & LIVER BITTERS have used the Pyramid and am entirely 5 or Middle States, the Middle Weste; Tt h estern States, the Southern States and the Pacific Coast and Mountain States. tried. It is just as represented. | act was that one member should be chosen Don’t make the mistake of thinking that this can't s 5 from each geographical bdlvist 1 From Richard Loan, Whipple, Ohlo: I|frem each scosraphical subdivision "of our | be done; it can and has been deae in thousands of cases, Don’t deceive yourself into believing that it is mata- pleased and satisfled with resuits. the work and no mistake. Fogpera® Mr. W. R. dines of Magnolla, Ark., Th{Xl is as it vshould be, in order that that - 7A PLEASANT LAXATIVE says: Although 1 have used the Pyra- | Jgo¥ Should be composed St men familiar with ; A says: b h 5 Ve hae> Q1o -SHL Il | mid Pile Cure only a very short time, yet | The coast has thus far not been honosed ral for any man to thus exhaust his power. & it has been very beneficial to me. I makeup ol iy Somntiksiongipos Nature is appealing to you every mo: t to S From Mrs. Peter Lake, Mohawk, N. Y.:| boon properly urged. 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I have suffered twenty-nine years with bleeding plles and have used a great deal of medi- cine, but never had anything that did so much for me as your remedy. The proprietors of this remedy could | publish columns of similar letters to the above if necessary, but these are enough to show what it will do in different cases. The Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, Mich., Diego, are now allve to the propriety of push- ing their claims that a Pacific Coast man, hor- oughly famillar with matters pertaining to railroads in general and freight transportation in particular, be named by the President to | £l the existing vacancy. Such a man they have united upon unanimously and with one | aceord, knowing his superior fitr for the | position. This man is William_ R. Wheeler, of Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, San Franclsco, | Sacramento’ and Los Angeies. Mr. Wheeler did not put himselt forward as | candidate for this place, but has been asked to take the position, and is now Indorsed by every Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce yourself. The slight pains that you feel; the momen- tary spells of weakness; the periodical loss of memory, dullness of brain, drowsiness—all point to the necessity of curing yourself now. I have a positive cure for and other trade organizations in California, Oregon and Washington, This the Pacific Coast Jobbers' and Manu- Your | facturers’ Association, just organized, and com- prising a membership of nearly 300 iarge busi- ness houses and manufgcturing concerns locatad in the three States named, with headquarters in this city, earnestly requests your indorse- ment and active support of our candidate, Mr. Wheeler. We understand from the mercantile interests of Oregon and Washington that thelr respective Congressional delegations will act in harmony with you in this matter. We ‘want representation on this commission; we are a unit for Mr, Wheeler, and respecttully request you to wire President McKinley urging his early appointment. Please favor us with an early reply. and for sale by druggists everywhere at 50 cents per package. One package is suf- | ficient to cure any ordinary case. druggist will tell you more about it. 00V TVVVVTVDBNE visir DR. JORDAN'’S grear MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1061 MAREET 5T et. 6227k, 5.F.Cal, The Largest Anstomical Museum in the World. ‘eaknersses or any contracted discase pesitively carodhy the oldest Specialist e the Coast. Est. 36 years. OR. JORDAN—PRIVATE DISEASES No answers had been recelved last Consultation free and strictly . ) |night. The letter was signed by Treitment personally or by Jett Wakefield Baker as president. The fol- Pos.tive Curein every case undertal Write for Book. PHILOSOPHRY MARRIAGE, MAILED FREE. { valuable book fof men) DR. JCD'IDAN & €O, 1051 Market St., 8. 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They ask your co-operation with coast Con- greesional delegations In obtaining this recog- nition, and belleve the large territory west of Rockies is entifled to this representation. WAKEFIELD BAKER, President. THOMAS P. $MITH, Becretary. The Portland Oregonian concerning th action of the Chamber of Comme’r‘ge D? Portland eays: "Mr. eeler seems to be entirely satlsfactory to Portland. A few free® book about it. 2 o e, A AR Spsamy - The Dr, McLaughlin Method, This is the treatment that has restored over 10,000 men to the highest standard of manhood. It is adapted especially to this trouble and never fails in its grand work. For twenty years I have studied Electricity as applied for the up-building of manly strength, and my method of treatment, now tried and successful, is the result of my study and experience. Electrieity is life to the vital parts, to the nerves and organs of the body. They canuot live without it. This drain is taking it from them every day. 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