The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 21, 1900, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1900. 15 ¥ ber colors flashed past the wire less than ADVERTISEMENTS. a length before the game but tired. Gey- Nt s o S P e B S s . A TN PN ser. Fighting it out to the last sturdy lit- 5 A SRR IOOE R, tle Zoroaster tugged and panted under his NSRRI R 116 pounds, finishing third, close at Gey- | ser’s heels h his stable mate, the three- :‘ year-old Advance Guard, by his side. 4 When the time was announced Bullman 8 and Bannockburn recelved a tremendous 8 ovation, as horse and rider returned to * A A Avenges a Murder in the charmed whitewash circle. While i po mopping the beads of perspiration from | v (4 22 7 Was Congratiiated o ai{:"’riiif The Groct | Strange Action of Walter | 8 Kansas. Piloted by Johnny Bullman, the Brown Horse | 2ot i " e i nommict o0 | 9 e f Corrigan’ : BREAXE SO A SEDN Lowered the Colors of Corrigan’s Crack | el : Geayser in the Turf Congress Stakes. ‘ . e POLICE ARE INVESTIGATINGj i etting pat I Laidler. i ‘4 # B Remnant Clearance Sale es in the betting put in a very afternoon of it, capturing five AT BOTH STORES. 2 Reduced Prices on Desirable Goods Whar: the Assortments Are Broken. & Only one thing marred the rac- —_— 2 DRESS SILKS p/4 SATIN STRIPE T 0 4 PROBABLY ANOTHER WOMAN IN | THE CASE. e Claimed to Have a Splendid Home in California and Disappeared on the Eve of Departure for It. T S — Elde Man Declares the Other Is In n t His Statement Is Not I by the En- A New Cogst Record, and One of the Grandest Performances i Ever Witnessed on the American Turf—Barney Schreiber . Enjoys a Return of Fortune. e 2 % RAN A MILE IN THE WONDERFUL TIME OF 1:39 // 7 REMNANTS i chisitads wid BLACK SILK R MNANTS. b2 Special Dispatch he Call able for waists skirts a rd ess than Remnants of Laces, Dress Trimmings. Veilings, Ribbons, ete., ¥ at greatly reduced prieces. % HOSIERY SPECIAL. b3 MI A o 1t 900000000000 0000000000-0090+ made for Walter R. Laidler and California, who, after bringing | wife to this country last Wednesda | strangely disappeared. He h @ | after his marriage in gl ago started to find his United States. His wife | land and maintained * > * > * & | NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Search is t * & > S MISSES’ LISLE THREAD DOUBLE SOLE AND KNEE HOSE. 3 Fast black; regular ic grade: sizes 5 t . price FETHR RS 5 ON SALE AT BOTH STORES. 3 KOHLBERG, STRAUSS & FROHMAN, | 3 107-109 POST STREET. 2 4 1220-1222-1224 MARKET STREET. 2 sonse OO BN GG G S TS T L S R G SR SO NG U e S he sent word that he last won in his hard fight for a ence, and then wrote that he hac lost all his worldly w a G B s s o b e S bbbttt ded photograph days after the letter reached b2 A A AN S NN AN PP AAAAPESS OSSO0 00000000 0000000050000 came in person. According to the told v Mrs. Laidler, her huslr.”' i ‘I p e T Eold piaces to ner relatives. | “HOOT MONS” PLAN . : e D n the White P 28 .ts p . TO HUNT COYOTES .. xplosion of & gas: Sacred Soil of the Links Disturbed by | 1o compaT ‘TH_E T STAGUR the Profane Paws of the g rE | postoffice on « B Beasts. Surgeon General Wyman Sends a e oy hndoiof leesrs i Moa al Disg > The ¢ Curative to Honolult Broadway resta that several ¢ ASH R S S S SRCRY SN T g d turned white -—— ey returned to their ho ner. Her ¢ | money w iim, take some of it > 9 | would take some ¢ | understooc © . Oscar’s Birthday Ball. He then went & * e et e RECORD BREAKER, HIS OWNER AND VICTORIOUS PILOT. | «eis ) ing, and that was the start in the final skmak- | event. Corrigan's Maxello, carrying a t that a mar scription of Mr. Laidl mj of heay mmission, y lengths | might not have been he mpuc £t 4 ¢ > Worst start | a valise Frid t —— summon- | _Driving furic : ane B ntion Dispensed With. folks ; art filly Kir a Ratlroac LES, 2.—The execut! ; ite, downed F. E =xiingeg . pey a neck for t d scramble. The wi hardware, stey spoke of r rclay street Laidler says she her hus- 5 two- ner, a saucy bit of avance ¢ erry. M e Gua Ped off the three and a half furlongs in | band never exchanged words in anger. bu B 42 seconds. st ¥ old, were only | Dal §J also a pronounced choice, ga —_—— e B - med up so wel oped her field to a standstill in the mi Rail ins. A e 2 cy of many an on- | and a half selling ru ‘opmast took the SANTA ,.H./r?d, Y 15.. PR Dinner to the President. Congress as the le I from the wretchedly ridden Chi- >4 B S0 fees s e SICT V- N, J T y Park time s consumed, | mura. ors to-day denied the petition to revoks DN, Jan. 201 ool g the barrier to a very | For the six furlong sprint next decided | the franchise of the East Santa Cruz fomtg at the commencement | Sly and Ben Ledi indalged in & highly in- | Street R wd becs it fafled to run The two-story i L 3 ne, was ecut off and | vigorating drive, the former earning the | t0 Twin La @ Baptist summer resort i of.-Winth)3 W B e P T i aged to Eet|verdict by a nose. Ben Ledi made all the | during t e corner of Fifth v Ba ped a bit later. As predicted, Jones | running, only to be nipped out the las son of Hay- | went for the lead lowtail, fol- | few strides. W . at yoming. coming fast, snatched the show from Good Hope. eI LA A AR AR A A AU AAUAUAUAAUANALA Ak 124 mile ing run. Montallade made quite - —_— - - — | Strength Giving IS NOW REGARDED AS AN EXACT SCIENCE. DEBILITY by him f, with most_ of the othe means that the system has been sapped of its natural Electricity. Dr. Sanden returns strength to weak men Without Using Drugs! e pair ratt 4sis. Bullman had up from behin third B st record of 5, to 1:39 flat. yser, ble, to the AUTURJONJADA A0 0T AL TR ATANT0 T AT T R AT 0 A b T nd B \ding at the post. The crowd 1 and realized that the (2 i displeasure by hoots and rrived ‘lnzl;'!zu rs. 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Sundays 10 to 1. tional | Union-made good. are obtain- | acquiring all tk able, and providing that a fine of §1 for i i needed rolling = This equipment will be used also on the | the first violation, $5 for the second ang . et 2 $10 for the third offense be collacied | Other lines of the system in California. troops to | caused a warm debate. The spirit of the | 1N° first installment of twenty locomo- hich will | resolution was accepted, but the part re- | tives for use on the Santa Fe Pacific will ity |lating to fines was tabled | reach here by February 1. These weigh v, 4 squadror At 11:30 ‘“;:""""g\‘: itton lxw'\ml‘(‘n“:]xml.u‘x‘\-\ 150,000 pounds each, are coal burners and d ‘batteries of ar- | airm: . tyan: of thel i o u st zht purposes | urch where | 08l PrOR O naed o Goated. Ohifo min-| "1, "view of “consolidation of the com- services are to be | &8 have demanded.an ente. INiastS | pany’s lines in the State the equipment is £ cane Pennial e inois | heing marked with the new name. This RIS G ages 15 cents, | eworder of things will take in the s " e A , | Fe Pacific, Southern California lines a ohn . Mit foented ~oflicially. to-day neisco and San Joaquin lines feport that he Is a candidate for ths ch will carry its distineHye nos sition now held by ex-President M. D. s worie Sania Fe Wil An - sdaite e, tehford on fonal Industriai e e WD A aaiigon ahe .08 | Commission. and are expected gl Ao ) far as 0 about Felru- | into San @ passenger on DATA FOR THE CENSUS. has now be 1l arrangements S N event, that made until the How Manufacturing Statistics Are to | ther heavy have | the the formal opening of the line ancisco is concerned, May 1 n set as the date for that s providing there are no fur- rains in the northern part of B Gaincced the State and the supplies of iron needed ¢ for the completion of the line arriv WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—An officlal | good season. ] iin in charge of | Statement has been issued by the Cen- | {7 ho will be ac- |sus Office with reference to the industrial | Brings Back Soldier Dead. 1. " The itinerary of | census. gt iiasied : . : [snaup. St I 8 Sollow 5 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2).—Quartermas- e g bae jiat ythe statistics | ter General Ludington is Informed that R o - Aethad ¢ the discretion oz | the transport McClelland arrived from ntiago at New York with the remains the director. te certain citles, | Sa Y ters in which | of Seventy. idiers who died from yels n: brought to W: now a 5 ix s the manufacturing shall be withheld from the | low fever in Santiago province last sy er and spring and a_cargo of 375 metal. caskets for the Philippines. Thoss ets were sent to Santiago when there was a large force of troops there and are a. enumerators and placed in the hands of special agents. A list of such cities and towns b been prepared, numbering In the aggregate ove the manufacturing e E the localities to be withdrawn from the enumer. | 10 100&er needed in Cut | ators can be visited and returns from them se. | * @]t("m("ri (il‘)V(" . A al() | Sured within ' the. briet. space of it s | Pingree Issues a Ukas: by the employment of 2000 special agents, who * % | will be paid by the day. The compensation | , DB TROIT, Mich., Jan. 20.—Governor which it is proposed to allow them is $4 per | Pingree announced to-day that shoula D. ’;hy, except mdN._ ial cases, but it can in no| M. Ferry be nominated for Governor by nstance exceed $ i e 5 % e " ? In the collection of manufacturing statistics | LG, 1€Xt State Republican convention he ble the organization created for the genernl | jochendent ticket. Pingree declares that enumeration by placing the supervisor of con- sus of the proper district in charge, by group- ing the Jocalities withdrawn, and by empow- ering the best of the enumerators for an addi- tional month as sp E S 2 Crowninshield’s Western Trip. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Major Gen- eral Crowninshield, chief of the Naviga- tion Bureau, will leave Washington on A= the director proposes 1o utilize as far as possi- | 1L 0 & candidate for re-election on an L | | Ferry is not in accord with the tasa reforms he has worked for for (ha s few years and bases his objection to ‘hin as a candidate on this fact. L French Claim to West Indies. PARIS, Jan. 20.—The anti-Government organ La Patrie charges the Government with abandoning French prior rights over the Danish West Indies and says: *“Den- mark only dispatched a representative to negotiate the cession of the islands to the United States after negotiations with the E French Government, which benevolently + clal agen: Golors.~Black - 1 | > ) ) < Monday for San_Diego, Cal., under in- A~ ‘),s A | structions from Secretary Long to confer s with Admiral Kautz respecting conditions in Samoa and particularly at Pago-Pago, e T where the Navy Department is erecting a : | coaling station, o’ et