The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 6, 1899, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1599, ADVERTISEMENTS. J. 'BRIEN & CO0. THE NEW STORE, Will Place on Sale This Day the Wost Remarkable EVER OFFERED. HIFFON COLLARETTES at. LADIES’ FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS at..... BLACK AND COLORED PETTICOATS, 3 be offered at 5 e SN EADIES WRHITE LACE AND NET TIES et ot o All and every article in LADIES’ FANCY NECK- WEAR marked down to about Half Price. | ES’ SILK PETTICOATS will be offered at.............8$5.00 IAN SUITS, tailor made, worth $12.50, will be S SRR Sl AT AT S SSeh §5.00 g i AND GRAY SILESIA, worth 12}c, will be r ed at JAC USH , silk serge lining, worth $15, will be ' PLUSH JACKETS, satin lining 12, satin trimming, worth $25, $15.00 S’ BLACK FIGURED ALPACA SKIRTS, worth $1 and $1.25, will be offered at...ececececccecccncnscccscenes....80C each Being heavily overstocked in FEATHER BOAS, the entire stock is marked down. Our entire stock of LADIES' GOLF CAPES will be closed out regardless of cost, ‘L.-\I VIES’ NEWMARKETS, worth 820, will be offered at.....$10.00 WE RESPECTFULLY ASK THE LADIES OF San Francisco to examine the above lines and be convinced that our statements are POSITIVELY CORRECT! We have no old goods. We are in the new buSiness a short time over two months; we buy our goods from first hands. The new store is located at 1140 MARKET STREET, Between Taylor and Mason. J. O'BRIEN & GO argains ren e yardl " CONVNTION OF FRUT GROWERS State Association Soon { to Meet. | ELABORATE ~ PREPARATIONS | SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN| SAN JOSE. 1‘ Many Prominent Vineyarcists and Agriculturists of California i Will Be in Attend- | ance. 1 e | Speclal Dispatch to The Call, he farmers, frult 1 of Horticulture. inue four da; T nd Board of ed a fine programme of , b ainment. Judge J. R. Lewis is and A. H. Barstow cretary idred fruit growers, shippers be i € are to will deal with the fru ies in all their branch ral committ about th agd vine g : addresses by Judge s annual () on year's fruit committes §—Orga producers: forelgn cc shing @ free public market for the . shable ts; “Advantages of duous ADVERTISEMENTS. | TWO FINE SPECIMENS | Of Physical Manhood. No form of athletic exercise demands t physical condition as ry muscle In t veloped and supple, and stomach must act to per- indorse prize fighting or not . interesting to know h men arrive at such rfection. Jefries, the present champfon it of the world, and his nt, Tom Sharkey, in the great- encounter that has aver ice, both pursued much the same urse of training and the first and most rtant part of this training was to get stomach in condition and to keep the ¥ perfect, so that every e would be at its hignest s was not done by a secret patent medicine, but h of these great pusil- ists used a well known natural digestive tablet sold by druggists under name of yepsia Tablets and composed fve ferments | of the which every | stomach requires for healthy digestion. Champfon Jeffries says: “Stuart's D pepsta Tablets prev actdity, strength- | en the stomach and insure perfect diges- tion. They Keep a man in fine physical condition.” Signed, James J. Jeftries, | champion of the world | The gallant fighter, Sharkey, says: “Stu- | Dyspepsia Tablets remove all dis- | comfort after eating. They rest the stum- ach and restore it to a healthful condi toin. I heartlly récommend them.” | | Signed, Thos. J. Sharkey. The advantage of the daily use of Stu- | s Dyspepsia Tablets is that they keep ple well and ward off sickness and are equally valuable to well persons as to the | dyspeptics. Another advantage is that | these tablats contain no cathartics, or poi- | sons of any character, but slmply aigos | tive ferments which are found in every | healthy stomach, and when digestion is | | tmperfect it s bacause the stomach lacks | some of these elements, and Stuart's Dys. | pepsia Tablets supply it, They are no cheap cathartic, but a per- fectly safe and eflicient digestive and the | demand for them is greater than the sale | | of all other so-called dyspepsta cures com- | bined. No remedy could possibly reach | | peo such a place In public esteem except as | the result of positive merit. Full sized packages are sold by all | druggists at 50 cents and the best haoit | you can possibly form is to take a Sru- art Tablet after each meal. They make weak stomachs strong and keep strong | stomachs vigorous. | I PILLS | ;i are the best and safest H | {FAMILY HMEDICINE; 1 for all | H BILIOUS AND NERYOUS DISORDERS 10 cents and 25 cents—Druggl: ELECIRIC BELTS, Prices from $350 to 4. Largest manu- facturers In the Uni- establishment. ‘or particulars or send 2 in for “‘Booklet Add: ress Market St., 5. F. call No. 1. PIERCE ELECTRIC CO., 620 Opposite Palace Hotel, W. T. HESS, NOTARY PUSLIC AND ATIURNEY-AT-LAW, Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Bldg. Telephone Brown sal. Resldence, 821 California st., below Powell, San Francisco. DO DeGe i ebe | of work of the blastophaga, or capri fig in- | | at 11 p. m. Suit was filed by BE. B. Martin- DEATH OF HENRY F. POOR, NOTED CITIZEN OF HONOLULU L S e & R e e e S G ebebebeie - > DS Dei-e Rz A, PSR S e R BB iR e S R - B . ] H ONOLULU F. Poor. one of the best known and most pop- of the D Park Bank, ew York. The dece 1 a member of Qe o e 0p et 0pe0eiodeiedeoed of Hi died to-day. His father, Henry Francis Poor, was a ploneer merchant of Hawali, and an uncle, Edwin , Is pre: t the Order of Kaplolanl, the Crown of Hawail and the Rising Sun of Japan. He was 43 years of age at the time of his death. CUT SALARIS Action Taken by Po- mona Grange. D Spectal Dispatch to The Call. STOCKTON, Dec. New Fruit Cr anta Rosa; ques- business and special subj 5. pression of frult ing of Pomona Grange, held at Lodl, iree pesta; tree and plant disenses; beneficlal | some very strong resolutions were passed. e oo Members of the ( alled attention tion; report of committee on resolutions; re. | to the s aries pald coun officials and pore_ of committee on leglelation to supprers 1 that they will not support any frust, B. N. Rowley of San Sy ol Uppot rous, Hyets, Quarantined by ite for the islature who will not o6 Holticulture: | work for a r on of fes to ¢ Alexander Craw. stats Hor- | form to the | of a farmer. The fol ntine Officer; Sabstitutes for | lowing are t olutions in fuil: Insecticides,”” Professor C. W. | e Tia et Ciatitha i1 Bt zing the fact that the til ntly descending in the ion of the farmer ute, and belleving a pe and » view with alarm that fllustrated with draw- . Otto Emerson of Hay- | Friday morning—Our export frult trade, ex- | of the moneyed Institutions of the port frult packages, fertilizing and irrigatic ading up with land taken on mort citrus and olive industries. ‘‘Need of Bet- | and belleving that this lamentable state re Uniform Pack for Exportation, 1s due to unjust taxation and high Germain of Los Angeles, late ries pald State and county officlals anc ralaried people in general. and belleving that sald salaries are out of all proportion to the -irrigation inter-irrigation,” M. Woodbridge of Pasadena. ‘‘The mmerce, Cultivation and Manufac- Income of farmers and business men, therefore be it Resolved, By Pomona Grange of San Joaquin ture, Imo. B. "M. Lelong, _secretary | County (hat we pledge Garesiver individually State Board Hnrll(‘ulll”:" the olive and - | and collectively not to support any <lnflldll’! rus industries, fructification, ete. Afternoon | for the Legislature, no matter by what party session—Pollination of frults' and caprification | weminated unless he will pledge himself un- reservedly, if elected, fon, if need be, to re county officials 'to co: the farmers and of the fig; adulterated foods and their influence on the productive industries of the State; the almond and walnut industries, etc. “‘Account | 0 labor the whole ses- uce the salaries of our orm to the income .of business men sect, In fertilizing the Smyrna fig."”" George C. s e : ADMITTED HE WOULD After the reading of each address oppor- tunity will be afforded for a full discus- slon of the subject. The convention committee on pro- gramme and arrangements consists of R. D. Stephens (chairman). Elwood Cooper and Thomas A. Rice. GRAND JURY TAKES UP LONG-STANDING CASES | Marin’s District Attorney to Prose- cute Saloon-Keepers Complained Against Years Ago. SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 5—The trand Jury has instructed District Attorney Mc- Isaac to prosecute the suit filed three years ago against the bondsmen of Peter Crane, A. Kappenmann and A. B. Moret- tl, three saloon-keepers, convicted of vio- lating the ordinance requiring them to close the doors of their places of busineas HAVE DONE MURDER Startling Admission Made by a Wit- ness Charged With Assault With a Deadly Weapon. NAPA. Dec. 5.—C. Rickert of Snell Val- ley, during his trial in the Superior Court | here to-day on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, preferred by L. B. Pax- son of the same valley, created a sensa- tion by admitting on the witness-stand that he would have killed Paxson if he could on the day of the alleged assault. To-day’s proceedings are the outgrowth of a quarrel between the two men on Oc- tober 28 last at Rickert's ranch In this county. The exact facts of the quarrel did not get before the public until the te. timony of Rickert and Paxson was heard, Rickert claims that the defendant came to his ranch and assaulted him whip, stones and a plow share. on the other hand states of the alleged assault him with a knife and cut him over the eye. The wound Is visible. The two men are residents of Napa Valley and the ver- dict of the jury is awaited with interest. The case will not be Wednesday. ARCHITECT NEWSOM SEVERELY INJURED Several Ribs Broken by Being Thrown From a Buggy as the Result of a Runaway. SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 5.—Architect Sam- uel Newsom of the firm of Newsom & Meyer, and Contractor Thomas O'Connar were severely injured to-day In arunuway accldent. Newsom, who Itvas in san Francisco, was taken to a sanitarium, A cursory examination showed that seyers] of his ribs were brokem with a Paxson that on the day Rickert attacked elli, then District Attorney, by order of the Supervisors, but nothing has been done since that time. The saloon-keepers in question declare that the law was de- clared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in a decision made on the appcal of similar cases when convictions had been secured in the Superior Court at Hanford, and will vigorously contest tne suit. Two bondsmen concerned are ¥. Koenig and F. Kronenberg of San Kran- cisco. The bonds in the aggregate amount to $3000. finished until e SANTA FE TO IMPROVE SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK Railroad Proposes to Add to the Nat- ural Beauties of the Reserve to Attract Tourists. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5.—The Santa Fe cupants twenty feet on the e e the resort accessible to 3 Y i oo he Valley line as ! in your homes to nor suffered a number of painful bruio cen the Sifghiest Irdication of trouble in 3 X t once f it's ause v Toad purposcs (6 the DAL, As 500h a8 the BODY IN THE BAY. DESTROYER LAUNCHED. t's*becuuse you road is built a hotel will be erected. INDIANS CAUSE A DELAY. Oppose the Making of a Burvey for the Isthmian Canal. PANAMA, Dec. 5.—The Herald's corre- spondent in Colon sends word that the United States warship Scorpion left on Sunday. The members of the American surveying party sent out by the Isthmian Canal Commission were all well. On ac- count of finding unpleasant opposition by the Indians of San Blas the party was obliged to go.to Colon to obtain laborers o carry on the work of the surveying ex- pedition. In the Pockets olThé Corpse Is a Card Bearing the Name George Eade. BAUSALITO, Dec. 5.—As the steaner Bausalito pulled into her slip this evening Captain, Wllson perceived the body of a man floating near the wharf. He caused it to be tied to a pile and notified Coro- ner Eden at San Rafael, who took it to the Morgue. In the pockets of the man's found a card issued by the S Polyclinic_on which ~_were “George Eade, aged 74." was a man about b feet 9 in, and wore a dark suit. ockets were 45 cents. Been'ta the water about clothing was an Francisco the werds The deceased ches In height In the trousers The remains had 1Wo woeks, | ¢ Bad Words Used by Ken-| ' ANGERED BY + | Completion of the Count of the State’s % | Returns Shows That Taylor 1 ' | FRANKFORT, | At the last meet- c . b not t 2Y. | in- | mo- state communicati | to it until a moment ago. I a 1 it | at once. I not only want to a 3 | writing, but I want to make a s { for the benefit of lying corre: S that are purposely misrepreser . Here the Governor was Interruy ’ | Judge Hargls, the senior De t | counsel, who for some time had ing to break in, but coul 3ov ernor Bradley paused t »athe 1 “T object to this s ent,” eaid | Judge Argis. “I don't know what it is about."” “It is about the presence of the sol- | dlers,” said Judge Pryor. ‘Then I have no objection,” replied Judge Hargis. “I don't care If you do object,” replied | the Governor, with a strong emphasis o the * “I'want to say there are no ADVERTISEMENTS. l | ‘BRADLEY STARTS O THE WARPATH f tucky’s Governor. | i ACCUSATIONS | pENIES THAT HE BROUGHT SOL- DIERS INTO FRANKFORT. e What will it buy for the boy at t! ordinary retail store? W you want something go u pay $6.50 0 Has a Plurality of 3383 Votes. Spectal Dispatch t Ky as & 0 at 4 o'clock t morning at sit In the State test board to hea of the eleven cont first of them will or not the board ha the certified anve tary of On the will rest t of Kentu On the with the S plurality of against 19 ¢ e no “going behind” t will have no option of election t that it ha i hé name of the Xy ce of the retu sretary of Btate his 1 1 for Goebe 1 be to matter final settlement will brought Before the ment that Frankfort Electicn Com ing letter to ( ur fed be our 0 whether or not there is any tr of truth in the reports to w | your attention. duty t | | State Board Governor Bradley 4 he carried persona handed which he roc and frman of the board: I re m Something they’l A wholesale assort- For bovs 3 to ¢ be proud of. ment. t th here with my kn nd by hat any mer to | | | TeMay 1 | ment?” I want | ment. T receivi | few moments aj | the time and m board a public the a BLOUSE SUIT—Agzes 4 to 10. cheap goois; put n a very low price. Not goods at goldiers here. There are some officers here who have come here on Individual business. No soldier is here, no citizen is here, by my order. I do not do things that way. 1 want to s that I came to you y Mr. Chairman, erday morning, | seeing this crowd here, and I said to you, ‘If you want the crowd excluded from | this bullding I will do it."'" ““That {s right,” retorted Judge Pryor, “and 1 so notified the board."” - “I say to you,”” went on the Governor, speaking in quick, emphatic tones, ** no officer shall be intimida | charge of his sworn du | Governor of this State | intimates that I have ¢ | or is d in the ong as I ny man soldiers nybody here is a malicious liar. 1 I have ¥y to the board We thought, replied Judge Pryor, | “that it was due to us and just to yon | that you should be notified of the that was suggested.” “That is right,” sald Governor Bradle as he walked toward the door. Turnin with his hand on the doorknob, he s | emphatically: | *And I am responsible for it In here or out of here.” After leaving the Commissioners’ Governor Bradley large crowd of s outer office of the “Now, boys,” he sa are talking about don't really think remain here. who fact SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTEL (VEST) SUITS—9 to 15. room fror it e o8 e Is the boy wortn spending §5 on—be he 3 years or 152 Then, if you wan tosave $1.5010 $2.50,coms down to the wholesale and manuf in h Wy and It is wise u to Of course we all know you anybody, but it is as well that there should not be an ottt would not intimidate Just a acturing house, Brown Bros. & Co., Retailing *‘Direct from M1l to Man" in San Francisco Only. 121-123 Sansome Street, Near Pine—At the Biuz Signs, suggestion the ed as many Demc rats as Republicans, quietly left the of- n to the counties passed rgument before the contesting board the counties of Hopkins, Jefie | Johnson, Knox tin were sed to-day n which Louisville is | wi th Lewis, Magoffin Jeffors. uated, was Tmme: nd Ma Cou ¥ assed n ithout much ‘xrgn{mvnl to he conclusion Pryor remarked torneys: “Gentlemen writing when t the canv the Democratic a you will please subm board convenes tc i m row written coples of the charges you | ! bring In each county and will of course serve copl the | other std | Mr. Wilson of the Re upon attorneys on the Lol : If you don’t save enough gas in using the licans then sug- t question to be | Eested that as the, gr | Both men had been supervising the | Settled by the board to-morrow was | | 1s preparing to explore In a most thorough | work on the new residence of eorge | Whether or not it had the right to go be- | manner the region known as Sequola Na- IHGHI)EKOPI nnd’rgrl‘mhed for tows afterward | Sigd the ‘"‘;‘;,”'l"" Jo g "“ might ""I well | eISbaCh n a buggy. e horse took fright | to argue that question first. as all the | — ::;"l'lnr‘%‘:fi,"__‘hfifm,fii;“h“,:‘:zs' ran three huudred yards, when It collidey | Others depended upon If. The matter was | J o e e ¢ | ¥ith a large pile of gravel, wrecking the | POt decided, but it probably will be | lght . ln'y;p:g:::lre; t%z‘«::m%l{:ml::d!ba’ulfi;“ buggy and harness and throwing the o brought up at the opening of the first con- n the mornin, test So far there has not NEW YORK, Dec. § boosines meny <, Dec. 5.—The torpedo-boat destroyer Bailey was launched from the burners like this— yard of Charles L. Seabury & Co, at Mor. The Genuine Gives Trade ris Heights on the Harlem River to-day, Satist; In WELSBACH Miss Florence Beelman Balley. grand. Sealed Oox Beari sk | dau, er o e late Rear Aq 11 . U. g N., acted as sponsor. g l“!), Akl OEALERS Beware of Counterfeit Jianties and eAcap ifagion brass paris, ——— e e R BARBERS, BA BRUSHES The Balley. which is the firs boat destroyer ever launched is one of three destroyers for | vision was made by the last | She was designed by t torpedo- In this city, which pro! ongress K the bullders, and : | must do thirty knots an hour to be » table ed by + Ac- | prewers, ders, s o s tyernment. -Abaut- 3000 | Sent i, boskbindera, candy-makers, canne | people witnessed the lauaching, In which hangers, ‘printers, pain L TERen - aeterien. |the Governmient was vepresented by As. | sableatie; taorserers mmmeen tallors, et over and sistant Naval Constructors H | McClellan. ” BUCHANAN BROS.. Brush Menufaciurers, 609 Sacramente St