The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 11, 1900, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1900. o WHAT IS THE REASON? NEW ENGINEERS WILL PULL DOWN | LARGE SALARIES Bureaus Organized by the Board of Pub- HOW MANY WHEELS Or A WHEELBARROW 7 TEST STYLE (N LAWY CUTS 7 + GUESTION®-= i | Why is that you are not equal to the task Nature sets for you to do? do you find weakness stealing y by day? compl »hdl hose dist HAVE You USES BEAR'Y J0AP 7 toms are unmd iney trouble. ] 1 lic Works. at make the human | rove as Nature intended, and should LA=,~ NTO ThE J\ CcoLo CoLD WORLD « = D 1T 15 RUMORED AT MENES TR You MLST GAG THE PARK GARDENERS i m YouR SELF \WHEN MUST TARE CIVIL WENT QUT OF OFFKE A JUDGE 19 WITHIN SERVICE EX'Sa- | WITH A QUNNING JUMP.. SPEAKING 0DISTANCE . 2 s -3 | tressing . OLITICALLY this is a cold world. Many see humor in misery, but few find sympathy for the slumbers to testify against the transgressors. The Judges will listen, as formerly, to the tales of @ 4 rrowing. The pangs and heartaches of the “outs” find no re-echoing chord in the hearts ot woe and the explanations in the City Prison, and on the promise of the prisoners to be good they ¢ $200 <] the glee of the ‘ins” seem to ‘be contaglio with | have decided to make thelr few hours’ stay in the cells the only punishment. This rule is not to 9 of grateful pae e o hold office and whose only satisfaction in having the electoral | apply to the chronles, only to those who have poor but honest parents. ; n to Dr. Kil & . p the o T Sl get a fat job. | One of the funniest things that has come about with the new order of things is the determ b ers have heen fashe o es at the City Hall the big pfle is fairly teeming with funny | tion of the Board of Works to sweep out the City Hall. It has not yet been determined what d o & hendy volesis of sealy . of the peace hold forth, there is consternation | eition is to be made of the accumulation of rubbish and dirt of past administrations, but the ad- g T o o lice Biggy that every officer on the force visabllity of filling In a section of the Pacific Ocean is being seriously e d o which sho be mn :very . 4 nterested in a laundry. e people also The corridors outside of the rooms of the Board of Health are knee-deep with the tea b4 This volume and a sampls g n + t be cleansed. 'j‘IZ\S beens.” Devoto and his corps of faithful followers are waiting for a de lon from A 2 5 ¥ , and Superintendent McLaren h taken General Ford that never seems to come. 1 s % o and the grass plats in the city parks and The Board of Works has not been smoking, but it has discovered smoke, and it has decided S 3 rged until they factory that several City Hall chimneys should not end in the garret. The ex of the chim ° + require; through the roof 18 to be one of the reforms of new San Francisco % com ik 5 4 T 1 D Jne of the most graceful exits from office was that of ex-Sheriff Mart . Bme il anite $10 ur Deputy William Daily. Daily had a little difference with his heavy-welght c > 11 ¢ | e affalr serious in side-stepped throug! er door an = Biw s sewer 10 W ReTI pas L G ::;a'_‘l{ Serie me\:\n n side-stepp ough the outer door and has b b4 in your mind o -| © on of being marched into rt a ‘ These and many similar incidents force the belief that, politi, ng. the old adage, o e from your urine < -4 ht are not to be called from their peaceful “Laugh, and the world laughs With you; weep, and you weep alone, et's dream b4 riz O o = s = .0:0:00030:0CQOQCOOQOOCQCQCOCOQQCQQOOQOQO 2040404040404 040404040404040 4040404040« 40404040404 04040404040404040404040404040 404040404049 sembly room. claim the claimant | ascertatn which candidate would get the ) ing of the di dy. if there is a br Nor Sre) Ten- e is at liberty to | smaller vote. There would not be the ] r if small particles float t the 2. ar\v\hnra he | slightest danger of the election of either i . o - g in the fund for ' o 3¢ Tandiaten opposed to both administra- our kidneys are in need of -2 n ns were in the fleld. b SUE TO RETAIN | R sl s 5 Synator th ation was rece! two sizes and two prices— B at élr ex. - Bu failed to {-x- Remember the name, y e . | tend his th 1l for informing a t res ing- GA ( TAKE A HAND HIS POSITION TEeht e e and the address, Bing ALTH EOARD FIGHT ROOT NOT A CANDIDATE. Secretary of War Does Not Want the Vice Presidency. : BEECHAM' SPILLS‘ ineral locators have had two M‘N # S he D BE HEARD IN MARCH PMILWAT seemed (n make it —_— ayne, N at 3 e ent the Docu- ! tal t night will make yo the mar of Wisco ken.at nig i ake you | nave taken vy, | it INTERSTATE COMMISSIONERS 7% 0 " 00" ! feel right, act right and look : r by Judge Ross Angeles —_—————————— | WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION. | The r!!lz‘naunn of State Senator Law- fiatcr | rence J. Dwy sl Diplomatic Corps the Guests of Presi- | has been for- dent and Mrs. Mcxmley. | t Governor Neft and WASHINGTON, J. NAME A DATE. 0 conts aud 3G cents, ntall drag stoves. ) right. They cure Constipation. ; z T Present Status Is Entirely Satis- factory to the Pacific Coast Parties Interested. March 15 has been finally fixed by the, Interstate Commerce Commission as the date for the beginning of the hearing to be held {n San Francisco in the sult brought by the St. Louis and other Middle | West jobbers against the transcontinental . ., | rallroads, to which the jobbers e Pa- section 12) | ¢ifc Coast became partles in Interest occur 1In | ntervention. The fixing of a later d: mor, or the per-| for the hearing than was e functions of the GOv- | inought to be proba of election to fill e i trite of the P: existing conditions here are jobbers and manufacture destre. They would be pl them continue indefinitely tion is that the delay has been ¢ TO DESTROY TRUSTS. Butler Propo!eero:‘emment Owner- slup of Public Utxllues ing force to the conmsti- requires that the Gov- J ue the writ of elec- The supposi- asioned that the chief It is presumed, therefore, ———— magistrate, having been officially advised by the of Commissioner ] Dwyer vacan will not indefinite- | Knapp, romised to lecture be- EXAMINATION. pons the issuance of the writ, Last | fum wome Fasterr. S ry he called a special election in | 0 g g5 ‘,‘,\f’r:{‘,‘,"‘:‘“" MAN'S MOTHER-IN-LAW in hth Senatorial Distr g vt e thres A MAD -IN-LA to Be evil know: ) representatives of ered in San ! 1 and manufacturing in- to_ctvilization will all the commerc T slature would be Even can't { 4 fault with our laun- |r n T e | before Mr. Boggs' | terests on the cc gainst the e WORK ON BATTLESHIPS. | iicciee sen, but the Gav- | proposed abro ntials be- Sy . 2 F"h”( mA( this ("\nu’n(llvn W'[l’ lhE argu tween the carload will is \".'J be Five War Vessels for American Navy | ment that he had no ¢ flhmm;*m" LA propost- in this e . . in the premises, as the tion for gradec 1, - . _Nearing Completion. | it nis duty to call the seaboard westward to St. Louis. The case Teund Dand I 2 fibibia beauty > n. 10.—Admiral Hich- The voters, and es the Demo- | is really ready f*‘r}"“"‘n - Special Dispat: to The C: of the colo h that we | o Jnstruction eteenth Senatorial | part of the Pacific Coast n e | Spects P the color tha lay on g e s Tl | P o indnat crlcsace. The testimony. it | - WOODLAND, Jan. 10 -/¥5a 1 vour linen whe done up at the A e are clearly en- | at hand showing the justice of the claims | of Tennis Leroy Riddle was b 5 3 < ves- stitution an d the | of the coast. 7 stable 2 L United States Laundry. the navs. The all the comforts | In the intefim before the hearing. ac- | unharnessing a horse about United States Laundry, Offics De "“"Bn;"‘gl‘fl terday, another matter of Interest to the | alg oy, night he is supposed tc 1004 Market Strest. 3 coast, because it has established a prece- dent concerning the less th wan carload dif- | ferential, will come up for hearing in New York. This is the cha heart. He leav and a father and mother brothers and ers in Iowa. Telephone South 420 Onkland Of”ce 514 Eleventh St elections form indorsing the State administration | Line Association. President Willlam F. | to avold the service of a writ of habeas of Governor Gage. It would be interest- | King of the New York Merchants' Asso-| corpus. Deitring’s attorney ——— STRENGTH OF GOEBEL. i | ing to the students of political affairs to | clation has protested against the widen- | proceedings are illegal. "‘ | Test Vote in the House of Kentucky’s - h« Legislature. | tite, “The patriots are nge in the official ——— fo rally arund the ball once more | classification, which affected all roads and e To test the sense of the voters in the | all territory east of the M ippl River Deitring Arrested. Nineteenth Senatorial District there ought Then it went into effect on the Ist day of | SEATTLE, Jan. 10.—Max Deitring, the t, to be two Demoeratic idates and two | January. } 5 “ i b deem best Republican candidates for Senator. One | The hearing has been brought about | 3llesed embezzler from iy way of thinkir of the Democrats should be nominated on | through the Merchants’ Association of | Was arrested to-day by M = extraman or to > Cramp & | 2 platform indorsing the local administra- | New York. The parties to be represented | Wood of Sangamon County, " The & " 1 completed, and | {57 ¢©°Mavor Phelan and one of the Re- | are the association named and the official | Sheriff left for the East with his prisoner mpleted. | publicans should be nomfnated on a plat- cla<~xfiratlnn committee and the Trunk | to-night. The prisoner was hurried away says the & It makes the de med T t a big| FRANKFORT, k Jan. 10.—The 4 2 o A COOORETS bates 13 e : T;‘ “,1"‘& Q-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-0-00-0-0-0-0-00-0-0-0 000000000000 0000000000000 000 department | o) be on the ELECTRIC TREATMENT FREEI§ T ORORORCRORCRCRORORGRORS fon) “‘t e e, the anti-G in Governor Tay- day and it g to spring legal BIG STAKE IN OIL SUIT. Mineral Land Locators and Claim- ants on Serip Filings Concerned. NOW YOU CAN KNOW WHAT CURATIVE ELECTRICITY IS! i ' S YOU CANTEST ITS POWER! YOU CAN FEEL ITS RESTORATIVE ACTION! t passed an act aqthm—z the ‘con- test. States Court at re attorneys s L file :1 on "‘A‘:riflf(fl"‘ Wilson Goes to Arizona. ’ al locators in ve| KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 10.—Willlam 1" for 1 ‘r"!(:r‘! 1"‘—““;:. L. Wilson, former Postmaster General, £ ] to whether | passed through Kansas City to-day en or those who s with scrip will is of acres are at stake. The| e Aaims abandoned have to cover a great area ings or scrip. On re-| 0000 900090000 route to Arizona, where he will spend the winter in the hope of finding relief from | pulmonary troubles. The regents of the | ‘niversity of Virginia, of which Mr. Wil- son is president, have voted him an in- | definite leave of absenc S | | Miners Snowbound. | SEATTLE. Jan. 10.—Two hundred and | forty Klondikers were snow barricaded Has taken such hold In the medical world that it is the one assured remedy for disease. PREJUDICE IS DISARMED by thousands of cures and daily letters, all pointing to that remedy which is arousing such Interest among sufferers and physicians. During this month I will give to every one calling at my offices a special at Bennett last Friday when the steamer Rosalle, which arrived to-night, sailed from Skaguay. They were waiting for a Skaguay train to get across to sait | water. Some of them had been there a | week, and the crowd was dally increasing by upriver additions from Dawson. From | Bennett to the capital of the Klondike the jce trail hes been in splendid condition for more than a month, which started | FREE TRIAL TREATMENT of curative electriclty from my grand Static Battery. Why this offer? To illustrate the power of my electric appliances; to prove that by these | absolutely cure pain, weakness and nervo-vital derangements. Names and addresses of men and women whom my treatment has re- ...ALASKA... H COMMERCIAL OMPANY. ¢ S pr— —— . FOR... people from the district by the score. € bt hix ot Oosnineras Driblitadl, stored will be given you, and to them you may refer. You are in- NDME ST MIGHAEL DAwan STOCKTON, Jan. 10.—The Stockton vited to call and take a trial treatment free, and see what it is like. Rt ik A seiis Smte e | Hereby you can test my method. which cures without medicine or «.AND... s men, Mayor W. B Harrlson was | surgery. You will find my application of electricity Is lhg most > of 'h{},f?«'»’m"f('fi::mmifxfid Aisofés;lon intelligent and perfect of the age, the grandest Invigorator for weakness, the best tonic ALL PO]NTS 0N YUKON RlVER. !‘;li!tvmnomr\ organization T%:!flr:t o for your nerves. Then why suffer? Why put off curing that Backache, Rheumatism, tion of the new body to-night was to pro- test against the spoilation of Calaveras big trees. Kidney Trouble or Nervous Weakness? You may treat your ailment as a trifiing matter or say you can't afford to attend to it now, yet one day it may cost you $100 or $500 for madical attendance. ..April 30, 1900 - Suicide of a Butcher. C aisthere April 20, 1900 SAN JOSE, Jan. 10.—Edwin Abel, a Mil- BN A T okt S SRS YO R My advic: Is free: my trial treatment Is . . 8 RAINTI May 10, 1900 pul,:dbulgg‘y;e:\::&iag );lnrs com;nllted Lumbago and Sciatica. | free; my Iliustra‘ed book Is free—this you suicide v ¥ blowing the top - FOR NCM‘ ST MICHAEL AND ALL OTHER POINTS— e oy g B Room M., JMils Buldipe. Sen Fraa- | certanly shoud reat committed in a Storeroom near the house, M A M LALGHLN—Deu £ & ST. PAUL ... .. May 25 | The cause is not known. He was a man Doc?ér- I have bcoen wearing your Be Dispatched Every Fortnight Thereafter | of means and family. NCE WILLIAM S8OUND, COOKS INLET, KODIAK AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS £ 8 BERTHA. Commencing April 5th, and Monthly Thereafter. p= and further particulars as to freight and passage, apply to AL COMPANY, 310 Sansome BStreet, San Francisco, Cal. lings Apply to CARROLL, Mutual Life Bldg., Seattle, Wash. | Monday for an accounting, as direct by the Supreme Court, to ascertain the omnmmm llfl“l-l velue of the waterworks. Electric Belt for about two months. | and I cheerfully acknowledge that ll have received great benefit therefrom. | My lumbago and sciatica have disap- r«red and digestion has been ented. v:ry truly yours, . W. TERRILL. Dr. M. A. McLaughlin, cor. Kearny, S. F.: Burdick and Second Sts., Los An- a. m. to $:30 p. m.; Sun- days, 10 to L. NEVER SOLD IN DRUG- sz RN | Special Jury Ordered. SANTA ROSA, Jan. 10.—Judge Dainger- fleld granted the motion of the defend- | ants in the waterworks case of Wesley Meek vs. Santa Rosa and others for an advisory jury. The case will come u; TO2 Market St 0-0-0-0 0-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-0-0 000