The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 26, 1899, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1899, ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 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. t the world, Price, CUTICURA na ToiLer Soar, . uDroe “All GAY PETTY OFFICER. an wil Attempted Criminal Assault. s e = MARTIN'S ESTATE. low Ag ministration Thereon. ANDREW His W Thisis a week of Turkey and Cranberry Sauce, a week of Thanks- ams Wanted on a Charge es for Letters of Ad- BOY STOWAWAYS ~ CAUGHT ON THE ~ TRANSPORT OHID Discovered Soon After Vessel Sailed. SENT BACK ON PILOT BOAT e PAUL IN A BODY. S e Three British Ships and the Four- Masted American Bark Arthur ‘3 Sewall Racing to | England. | . The transport Ohlo, which salled for Manila last Friday, had more pas: aboard than the Governmer ed sending out. The vessel w am on Thursday the Ohlo was well over the | Friday morning. It was pretty and the chief office: thing snug. he saw that th aboard b his be I3 sters were put in to land them at Me! They told Captain J towed s were the v giving—and it’s a week of TOER COATS] | BrE A AR IR AAR A IR AR RRKK NEEENEN R XXX XD * * * * * * e fir bgrm TEUTRLCE X hc Cur College Chums— STANFORD, U. C. A Miniature Football free to you, Boys, Monday, and all next week. EERK KK AKX KRR KRR R AKX AR KK A AXEER XXX XQ CTST WOy PRV A Ay AL XXX XX XX vl B3 ) g WAITERS LEAVE TRANSPORT ST. | BRAVING DEATH’S TERRORS - IN THE SMALLPOX CAMP T was not any surprise to the many friends of Surgeon A. H. Glanniul, U. 8. A., when the report was made public that the young doctor had charge of the smallpox hospital and that he would personally look after the soldlers of the Forty-eighth Regl- ment that were stricken down with the dreaded and dangerous disease. Every- body that knew the physician or had ever met him readily recognized the fact that he had gone to his command- ing ot and with a keen sense of self-sucrifice had expressed the wish that he might have the detail to care for the sufferers and to act in the ca- pacity of physiclan till all danger was passed. This {s not the first time that Dr. Giannini has acted In a brave man- ner, A littls over two years ago, when Miller,an Inmate of the City and Coun- ty Hospital, was attacked with typhus fever, Dr. Glannin, at that time an In- terne of the hospital, volunteered to nurse the unfortunate man, His falth- ful work In this case almost cost the young physielan his life, as the long A. H. GIANNINL vigil in a draughty tent and overwork lald Glannin! low, and he was a long time recovering his former good health. When the League of the Cross camped at Santa Rosa last year Dr. Glannini acted as surgeon at the encampment, and he endeared himself in everybody's heart by the kind, gentle and consctentious way that he attended the cadets who responded to “sick call.” The young doctor has seen service at both the harbor and park hospitals, but shortly*after the war broke out resigned his position in the Board of Health department to accept a commission in the army. The many friends of Dr. Glannir! will wish for the best and hope that no harm will come from the young man's brave act, and feel assured ‘that this is another example that chivalry and knightly acts can still be found in this up- to-date nineteenth century. + 04040404 D40 40+ CHO 404040 4040404040 +0+0+ O+0+0 40+ of | SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST JUDGE TREADWELL IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS THREATENED. ©4+040+0 40404 0404+ 0040+ 010+ Or 0+0 +04 040 + 0+0+04 040 Ll s i © 4040404+ 040 404 04O 404040 404040 4040 4040+ O+0O40 4040 DR. Peterson's rvera's fleet un out to the treet fleet struction inches from the minutes aft T e got in from Tahitl y at 't an te t Owl Drug Company Claims That He Is Responsible for the Escape of James H. Barnett, a De- faulting Clerk. ¥ h Markham wharf t uthern California and Santa ral manager [ >avson, vice _president of g allroad, and W. B. Storey, | “: oF the Valley Rallroad Serious charges have been preferred 1 was also visited against Police Jud adwell by the Owl 1structions have gers of the con- tratton & Kauf- Drug Company, been given by t cern to its and m attorneys GERMAN EXPERT OPTICIAN. | one | the wharf ends if the man, to } proceedings Who Is Highly Indorsed by Most against charge is that I Tread Eminent Doctors, Lawyers and ]"m“ “"=‘ B ¢ the r]o]n- se Clergymen. he . who l\\.,: “:lrr » American authority on matters of | September last on ‘a charge of petty lar- and hyglen A\Ir.nfrlr':'v ceny. It was alleged the prisoner, by his | of Health G€0rse | own confession, had misappropriated | most improved | over a thousand dollars during a pe- correcting | riod of eight months. This amount had | been stolen in sums of two and three dol- | poor sight 2 Ay » can at once b On Barnett presenting a satisfactory | Asses bond he was released by Judg S re- nor isure. Mr. Ma 1= from high nd Government most_convincing d. Mr. ations free of & eet, S Franci Alfo mail orders f misdeme efore Judge | ded 1 by n tk zlem Owl Drug ( that effect ten brought to f misdeme until 9 filled he released the prisoner af- = S : ter exonerating $500. | Put His Eye in Mourning. | Judge 1 i the pris- was convicted in Judge n his own r A on Oc- William Martir the cash secu down by the defen for trial before Jud vember 21 ay on a charge of lered to apvear for Willlam B. N ty was duly drawn w ot readwell for M meantime Barnett | t mourning. by the highly indigr » Treadwell in There 1 Misstor for street, being dis ng he wait n a severe gnizance is ques- | If Judge Tread- | uld not be on |h ate al, then there | is abundant justification for im- | | roceedings. It is a fact that | | the date was set for November 21 in oppo- | | sitlon to_the protests of Prosecuting At- | torney Carpenter, whé desir n earler | | date.” Barnett confessed to ( in Culli- | nan and myself that he had been stealing cally from and it was an out- v a subject fc to thoroughl —_———— SOME ONE HAD BLUNDERED. | John Williams, White, Serves Ninel probe it. | We don’t have to tell you | for: the section of the ecity front north of | lowing: | ment of the se ADVE! SHIPS OF FIRST CLASS LONGER THAN WHARVES Modern Vessels Need More Room. IMPROVEMENTS A NECESSITY | MONEYED INSTITUTIONS ARE INTERESTED. e Banks, Insurance Companies, Large Estates and Capitalists Have Ad- dressed the Harbor Commis- sioners Asking for Action. e The discussion concerning the lack of facilities on the water front to accommo- date the shipping of the future at this port Increases in Inter T. C. Fried- lander, whose utterances w reported in an interview In The Call, insists that the wharves are entirely too short for vessels of the first class, such as are in common use on the trans-Atlantic lines. There are thirty vessels regularly running as p senger carriers between New York and European ports that are over 5% feet in length, and there are also several freight steamers of great size. The tendenc ship-bullding is to produce larger v San Francisco, says Mr. Friedlander, will have to provide better facilities, larger wharve nd more of them, or commerce will not be held here. Shipping will where the best facilities are. There are already several vessels running out of New York that are over 60 feet long, and that is over 700, the last mentioned being the Oceanic. The following are among the first-class vessels already afloat: Campania, 620 feet lon 620 feet; Kaiser Wilhelm der Kaiser Friedrich, 609. Figures recently ):uhli,\hmi in The Call gave the lengths of the various wharve existing on the water front at San Fran- cisco. Some a ess t Many of the v s in common use on tha Atlantic would therefore project beyond were to put in here There will be a grea commerce here, says Mr. F the facilities_are provided for firs ships. The North Central Improvem ored borders, borders assorted, to dock. RTISEMENTS, LINEN DEPARTMERT, This week we will nificent stock of new Housekeeping Linens at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, long and 2 pards wide, good designs, BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK TABLE (Lo vards square, very handsome designs, BLEACHED GERMAN TABLE DAMASK, e and full 72 inches wide, HAND-LOOM TABLE LINEN (Irish manufacture), width and extra heavy quality, SPECIAL OFFERING. offer a mag- 3 ypards $3.00 EACH THS, 21 ] $6.00 EACH xtra heavy $1.25 YARD full 75c YARD FULL SIZE LINEN HUCK TOWELS, HEMMED, HEM- STITCHED and FRINGED, In both white and col- $3.00 DOZEN EXTRA SIZE HAND-LOOM HUCK TOWELS, colored $4.50 DOZEN FULL SIZE BLEACHED DINNER NAPKINS, warranted pure linen and a fine variety of designs, $1.50 DOZEN BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK NAPKINS, 26 inches square, 15 different designs and full double damask, $3.50 DOZEN ciation has written to the B hor Commissioners that all t ence of the association will be back any movement to secure better wharves Market street. Among the members of the tral Improvement ociation Bank of Californ North Cen- Fitch, William Bab, We will also show a complete assortment of Hem= stitched Linens in TRAY CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOY- LIES, TEA CLOTHS and SCARFS. Als variety of DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, fro: 0 a great m 2 yards islation nec arles . N : H.OH Leon Sloss, els, A. J. Ralston, Bothin, George A. New che. A meeting of the commit be held as soon as the members h nified their willingness to serve and per- fect an organization. There are others who urge the improve- tion south of Market street on as possible by the extension of the seawall and the construction of modern and sufficient plers. Mr. Friedlander lieves that the work on the ket street Is of great a portance. and there are ms SLAVE TO ABSINTHE. Alma Howard Has Developed an Un- controllable Desire to Steal. Alma Howard, who from her love of ab- sinthe veloped a mania for taking things tk not belong to her, appeared in Judg ham's court yesterday on a as de t ¢ G share his opinion on t » one has yet | charge of petty larceny. She had told the been met who dc ve that ihe | Judge on Friday such a woeful tale of city must have more wharf room. The|peing a gentlewoman m distress and of being the victim of 1| woman that he allowed her to & \wn recogn Yesterday when he learned that s arrested August 1 and got thirty a shirt from ments on a large scale, com with the increase of the comm for waist a | port. point out that it will take many|goods store on Market street. and was rs to complete the seawall if the only | Known to the police thief, he petty an ordered her into cust continued expended are those to bhe that the T,,]) Coat is the | Days in Jail for John Williams, ed (r;;flithhl!m‘rl ‘:l-lhl;.r,i:-« and re D AN N LRIOOW: - it of the . . | Colored. AONCk R WA B fistocratic fax family of Virginis S . o to do the necessary aristocratic rfax_ family rginia swell coat for little chaps here was consternation In the City | that means a delay. There must be action | and the widow a Dr. Howard of Louis between the ades of 4 @nd |Prison and in Judge Treadwell's court | by the cislature first. and then a hond | Ville, who committed sulcide. The police : > o yesterday when it was discovered that | election subsequently. very one appears | ®a~ that ol * o=t B Dt o 15 years. It's the all-im- |Jonn Wiliams, chargea with t.':g‘mnl;- | fol thinicithat: the ifdea ‘of ' extending. the | Infiamed hew Inasination., Bba ls.now sc- 2 1ress ” Sap- | W23 missing. Officer Wallace was satis- | foet long Instead of 600 as now. I mned. | landlady, but she saye that it was given poriant dress-up 0Ver-gar- | neq that he was taken from the court to | r aromsamat ot T is hecessary ag | her by Joseph McCarthy, a miner from | the prison a week ago. Se: 2t Lind- | a preliminary. It is not improbabie That | Cape Nome. ment for little chaps for (1 o & e e i been re- . leased on his own recognizance, and a | winter note of the fact had not the prison register, but this sfy the court is who demanded ths Williams be br ight before him. Clerk McQuai hed the records of | the court and discovered that John Wil- | liams, a colored man, had been sentenced to fine of $2), ‘with the alternative | of twenty days, for discharging firearms | within the city limits on November 18, A | commitment was sent to the prison. Wil- llams was rele 1 in a few hours, a nd having called and paid his fine to Lindheimer, but the commit- IN TAN COVERTS, But yow know they're tai- m ot destroyed, 3 B 5 John Willlams, a white man_ charged lored, they're buwilt just|witn {"been arrcated e day like papa’s overcoat. AllL|weck Wnen the 1.\-..‘,'.”:‘.,.:[.‘,].: ife g ored Willlams h the life, smartness and |ord Wiliams had and the the commitment for twenty days of the colored Williams. Williams, the vagrant, will be brought ; Ja w to stand vs through snappiness are infused into the making of owr| Boys’ Top Coats; velvet | collar on’em ; raised welt seam on the cwjj’; the new sewed-on cuff’ effect; as good a coat as you'll det anywhere at $6. his tri; a blun ————e—————— A MINING MAN'S WEDDING. I L. Moore Marries Miss Emma E. Spering of St. Louis. A wedding under romantic circum- stances took place in this city a few days ago, when 1. L. Moore, prominent in min- ing circles in El Dorado, Placer and Ne- Monday tor little chaps |vaaa countics, married Miss Emma E. ks ’ ~ | Spering of 8 yuis. At a recent date Mr. between ages of 4 and 15 |Moore: removed his headguarters from = Auburn to this city. Mr. Moore, who is years at vice president of the Lucky Marion Quartz Mining Company, whose proper- ties are situated near Georgetown, and the man: r of Interests of St. Louls cap- italists, was not long settled here when Miss Spering came to this city. Mr. Moore quietly procured a marriage license and ustice of the Peace Barry officiated at the marriage ceremony. Mr. and Mrs, Moore will make thelr residence in this city, unless the bride, who is highly con- nected in St. Louis, can convince her hus- band that the home of her childhood is the place in which a truer happiness can be found. ———————————— Receipts of a Street Railway. The Market Street Rallway Company, successor by consolidation to the North Beach and Mission Railway Company, yesterday certified to the Board of Super- visors that the gross receipts of the latter company from Av -ust 1, 188, to July 31, 1899, amounted to the sum of $257,842 35. The certificate is made in pursuance of an or- TOP COAT, My Little Man! —_— Ladtes’ taflor-made suits, fur capes, cloaks, Credit, M. Rothschild, 334 Post st. . the harbor improvement will come up * fore the Merchants' Association at the banquet to-morrow night for discussion. Cushion Materials Our assortment this year surpasses that of any previous season in variety and elegance ; now there is an abundance of room for the convenience of our patrons while doing their holiday shopping. Cushion covers A beautiful line of cushion covers, stamped and tinted for embroidering at 30, 50 and 65c, including back ; also a variety of designs for Berkeley and Stanford cushions ; also the new coon cushion covers ; conventional, smokers, cross-stitch and poster eovers—all this season’s novelties of the most desirable styles, Materials We now have a complete assortment of cords, fringes and ponpons; also a new patent tassel edging for finishing sofa cushions ; cords and tassels for tying cushion corners. Our assortment of sizes is complefe and our stock very large in down, downalene and floss cushions in sizes from 16x16 to 28x28 inches square. Tapestry A large variety of tapestry, 5o inches wide, Persian stripes in all the latest and most desirable colorings for cushion covers, draperies and all upholstering purposes at 65 and 85c a yard. Figured poplin in solid colorings —a rich fabric used extensively this season for cushion covers ar.d draperies— der approved by the board in 1589 granting to the North Beach and Misslon flway Company the right to lay down and main- tain a street rallroad, and providing that the grantees should each year pay into the city treasury 2 per cent upon the gross receipts in excess of the gross re- ceipts for the vear 1858, which last were subsequently certified to be $306,180 10. ————————— Divorce Suits Filed. Sulte\ for divorce were flled yesterday by Julia A. Willlams against George Wil- liams for desertion; Sarah F. Pollack nst David Pollack for cruelty; Robert . Small against Janet Small for intem- erance; Etlalla Romero St omero for failure to G. Edmonds agalnst for cruelty, RAPHAEL'S INCORPORATED, The ’Frisco Boys, Cor. Kearny St. & Union-Square Av. KING PINS FOR OVERCOATS. ‘ames excellent value at $1.75 a yard. %“‘ 129 Kearny St. Write for our new illustrated catalogue. | | | | | | | e to 5 yards in length. All with napkins to match. Imariing Compeny, Jossph AsDon- |t cL i Es el T e TR e ohoe, John T. ¢ ph Brandenstein the Fair estate, vings and Loan Society, John glish, J. B 9 Hibernia Savings and lLoan Socl W. Hopkins, London and Sa Bank, Main & Winchester, A cus, Merchants Exchange < James Palache n rancis Union and the Selby Smelting and 3 Company s an earnest of the association’'s desire to advance the interests of the community hy improvement and % \ exte g facilities of this fn response an invitation of \3’1 Commission: opointed th > | committe with the 3 I, 13, 1s, 1T, 19, 121 POST STREET. Laugh and the World I.anghsr With You,"” BUY YOUR GROCERIES OF CONNOR BRos. 122-124 Ninth Street, AND YOU WILL LAUGH. 21 1bs. Granulated Sugar. Best Flour, #0-1b. sack Good Eastern Oil, 5-gal... )X best Soda Cracke: tern Ham ckages Kingsf Brei Rice, 2 nm r]..-nun guaranteed, Give us a trial. § Country orders solici Finest Thanksgiving Turkeys In the eity. TELEPHONE SOUTH 63, Without doubt we well ®other iirm in San Francisco. The reason is plain —our prices and great varicty are just what peopls want. Cash-or-little-at-a-time. Stoves that we guarantes from $10 THE J. NOONAN FURNITURE. COMPANY (lac.), 1017-1023 MISSION STREET, Above Sixth. Phone South 14. Open Evenings, Bisque Ware Bargains. It's Worth Your Coming just to See. Great Awmerican [mporting Tea (o Stores Everywhere, 100 Stores. NEW WESTERN HOTEL, KEANNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE. modeled and renovated. KING, WARD & CO. European plan. Rooms, S0c to $1 80 day; to §8 week; $§ to §20 month. Free baths: hot 4nd cold water every room; fire grates in every room; el or runs all night. Weekly Call $1.00 g Yegp