The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 9, 1900, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1900. 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. MELTS STEEL ISURGENTS ~ |AMERICAN FORESTERS AND GRAND ARMY GNETROOPS | MEN TO MEET AT SAN LUIS OBISPO LITLE PEACE ' - TELEPHONE GRANT 33, AS THOUGH IT |(y 1EBENBAUN sdeded et ede® WERE BUT Whi | >>& G0 | 222-224 SUTTER STREET ‘ s Guorrills Warfare Intense Heat Generated by| SPECIAL ‘§ Waged on the Island an Invention Tested at |i MONDAY—TUESDAY--WEDNESDAY *z g ‘ New York. Refrigerators, “*Ash” $8.25 é i U 16: height, $ | Length, 3 feet: deptn, . gos Mbuiered ot Sa German Scientist Dreyfus Exhibits :.E:‘Z sy ol e g s Are Constantly Har- His Process to Thomas Edison R e ey 3 Table Oilclots, “'The Bast # the American With Most Successful | + v eio . black and gold zg sons Results. | r break . NOW —_— é ———— Now 2 Telescope 15 in, 16% in, 18 tn, 19 fn, 20 tn, Reg Now ....25e 30e 3¢ Special Dispatch to The Call insur- hile NEW YORK, April 8.—Think of 5100 de- > grees Fahrenheit, in which a great bar of | steel melts like wax around a candlewick. This temperature, it was announ | those who ma t on Sat 's laborator Oriental Coffee 2 lbs 55¢ 5% A combination of the highest 4 fresh Roa v ularly e 15 b4 ! Shawl Straps, 55 feet long ~ 20¢ § £ Orange ., was generated by a new process. b3 | "Let no layman measure the heat of the Good and strong. Reg. %c b33 sun at close range. The men who made 9 3 3 | this experiment measure the intensity of Walnuts < k? 25 § o k& e est California. Regularly 1 | heat by the time it ta | of steel of given resistan | The experiment was made in Mr. Edi- | son’s presence by L Dreyfus of 3 § & | Frankfort-on-the-Main, who wished to de- I% Peaches, ‘‘Fancy” I5clh 8 L “ i Peeled and evaporated. Reg. 2c. p$ B Datss, “‘Fard” loe § Finest imported. Regularl monstrate to “the Wiza | bility of a pro § : many. Mr. Edison, Mr. Drey Potato Flour 4 phes 25¢ § F. Brown he Call repri Tomeels e 8 ) | were present. The process mported. Regua # brief, 'in the combustion H { S . chemical compound, in connect with Coke Dandruff Cu'e 3 n powdered aluminum. Mr. Dreyfus placed |in a cruciblesa bar of steel six inches in |length and half an inch in diameter, \ placing around it a teacupful of his chem- | ical. "Pouring on this a small quantity of EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THAT WILL ENTERTAIN DELEGATES AT SAN LUIS OBISPO. B e N e o |toitand in an instant it blazed up, throw ng out an intense heat. In less than ten @i e eietsietsbeieiedsrisdsdedeiteststdsiststsdsdeisdedsdedsdesdsdsdedsiededeie® econds by the watch the steel bar was L. Dempsey. on was delighted at the results completely melted. e | Wednesday, May 2—Excursion, including a Mr. E Finance—G. R. Stainford, G. W. Long, C.|yisit to the ofl wells, Moro Rock and Pismo | and said that the process was what he A. Younglove, John Sandercock, T. J. Rowen, Hotel—John Fiedles B R e R S S SV SV DN PSPPI Colgate’s. Givél gloss and so Only positive cure ag: -~ We refund money If w — 3 Brilliantine 25¢ hottle 3 to the beard and halr. Reg. 35c. b B o 3 Goose Breast, Imported 70c b Regularly $c. 3 Sonoma Riesling gal 65¢ & A fine 0ld wine. Regularly $1 0. 2 $1.90 ¢ Unsurpassed in bou- 3 &S=WO grand fraternal bc me on the 1st of May San Luis are to|the matter of partaking of the hospitality that will be tendered during the week to delegates, and a joint committee ar- 2 he details. As a matter R. D. Orr, J. Sandercock. nd Army people allowed | Decorations—J. D. Fowler, C. select the one who shall | John Pfitegler, C. Ramage, R of the joint procession. authorities of the city | Ct active in arranging for of the visitors and they have | ler. eral committees that are ents of the week, | month. e and on that day Beach. Evening, open-air concert on the plaza. | had been in search of for a long time. He Thursday, May 3—Barbecue at Syca ordered a quantity of the chemical for Fi;(.nm‘ Krnn'i‘hal‘l m’mn further experiments lay, May 4—Campfire In the evening by | "'Mr Dreyfus said that the process was s Cnand- Ar SRR Rt e ed in welding together steel SReaters Sl be gues | a simple device the chemical Datke, Wi O: Ivine, Jolo JPhee- | of ienaes tenderel o thae. - ropresent and aluminum can be fed continuously at A beautiful souvenir badge has been | UC TR CAMIANEE S8 OE A e the heat ;;Tdhn“w;':.il\l:\“;:‘m e generated was 5400 degrees Fahrenheit. N '4\ gallon $3 & Guaranteed 7 years old. Regularly. ¥ $1 00 and $4 00, ps the 30th of the current | visitors will have arrived, the two organizatio ion and be escorted to EXTRA SPECIAL £ the For- = Seaton, G. W | Tieir respective headquarters. After that | the G- A, R. and the emblem of the For- | 3 - i hfe=s S -; ,' ‘ ine tollowing programme wiil be carried | r;’;'h‘mv (:‘n-lx.,l—:"\v.m printed on it in £old | GRANT GF A ROUTE THURSDAY— FRIDAY—SATURDAY z; i opass Hoer BT Jrand parade of the Grang | THIrty-third Encampment of the G. A. | - 8 ner, G. 'W. Robbins, J. | Aray an oranches and the Sons of “ian0:ths other Ehwsith Anual Hos | FOR ISTHMIAN CANAL John W r 5 M s, R. D. Orr Veterans, h Lopez, F. C. Dorn, | and fratern e etien Habamment | decorated and it is probable that a tri- | umphal arch will be erected on one of the | This Country to Acquire Territory | public streets, From the Governments of Costa : | Rica and Nicaragua. . Spectal Dispatch to The Call | WASHINGTON, April 8.—An official of | the ‘admintstration is authority for the | | statement that arrangements have been practically concluded with the Govern- | ments of Costa Rico and Nicaragua for | the acquisition by the United States of a | strip of territory ten miles wide between | Graytown and Brito, through which the | Nicaragua canal will be constructed. There are certain diplomatic phases of the | negotiations yet to be perfected, but it is | understood that these are rather matters | f_detail than of principle. | Rear Admiral John ‘Walker, presi- CIVIL GOVERNMENT TO BEGIN IN JULY with OPISES THE WHITE WAYBE LEASIG 0 CAIDIDATE FOR | i ifi i i ents as to the action hey woul take League Adverse Report by the Com-|Significant Conference Be-|Rev. Joseph Hemphill of Los *“‘ a3 ta the '1“’%8»“ ‘;Tp?;mgg ,m‘§‘“ missioner of the Land tween Bryan and the Olivos Blows Out His quet and smoothness. Reg. 2 3 0. K. Bourbon Whisky 3 bois $2 & sized packages a, Berkeley and FIGHT AGAINST BOSS RULE IN SNTA CLARA s y Orders Solicited Puitipeiie i | Geod Government Plainly Defines Its tion of the necessary territory and the an- swers he recelved were generally of a is sition. Office. Ex-Senator. Brains. FYE Antntacidny, g dee | gy e Sl o |STILES MURDERED Also Declares Against the Proposal | Democratic Campaigner Met at Los Had of Late Been Subject to Fits: Will Withhold Its Support From Can- to Rent Western Public Lands Angeles by a Committee—Given | of Despondency and the | didates Who Are Named BY HIS COMPANIONS Exclusively by the to Owners of a Rousing Reception Along Deed Was Pre- | Desperadoes Probably Feared That Ring. < Herds. the Line. meditated. i He Would Again Cause Their | Arrest. > T A | s " . ‘ Special Dispatch to The Call. CASH and CREDIT. i Call WASHINGTON, April S.—Several bills Special Dispatch to The Call | Spectal Dispatch to The Call. | TUCBON, Asix. Aprll 8—& repart aat DO YOU NEED ANY which have been introduced in Congress received here to-day that Alvord and | FURNITURE, CARPETS, Ete.? LOS ANGE S, April 8.—Willlam J. LOS OLIVOS, April 8. — Rev. Joseph to Commissioner Her: Rep have been referre s v « Santa man of the Gemera)l Land Ofce for his | Bryan, who will begin his tour of South- | Hemphill, pastor of the Presbyterian | Bravo Juan, the fugitives who escaped | | 107Tr0n"wir 1o save some e judgment as to thelr merits. One of these | ' California, arrived 15 Los Angeles | churches at Los Olivos, Ballard and 8an- | 5,10, their liberator, last night. Stiles| | mHoUSES COMPEGNELT FURNISHED. ral Comm ey it Aot e T e OE Ay Bt etnobi m. The prospective | ta Ynez, committed suicide this morning | Stles. thelr liberator, last night Srfies ELY FURY ex-Boss Rea e e e e T ehe | Democratic nominee was met at the Ar-|at 11 o'élock at his home near Ballard, | &% TESROUATC [ Wi m™at Tombstone Free delivery any town within ” \n filtimatam e e, e United States which | ¢ade depot by former Senator Stephen M. | Deceased had prepared for the morning |on ina charge of holding up the train at| | ™'**_ oppy pyp > : : he territory of the United States which | \wyio“hifman of the reception com- | Service at Santa Ynez and the family was | p7, /2 0 EN E i e below high water mark It 18 Bro-| ;e ioook s Crandall, " ch startled at the sound of a shotgun In|"%iyorq was afraid_that Stiles would | rman of ar-|ipe woodshed at the rear of the dwelling. Il comple- | A" member of the family upon rushing out ting in the | {; ascertain the cause found Dr. Hemphill posed to grant excly dition ths a bond of $5 again deceive him. Mrs. Alvord, wife of the desperado, is in Tucson and it is be- lieved that Alvord has left Bravo Juan BRILLIANTS?, 338-340-342 POST ST, yon con- . ) be given to in- | ment of the committ No More Dread of the Dental Chair, I ure proper fulfiliment of the agreement. 'greeting. Thousands o ns crowded | op ‘his knees with his head thrown for- 2 o Commissioner. Herman reports adversely | about the station and lustily cheered as | ward to the floor. He had connected the | 80d 18 coming this way. The two posses Between Powell and Stockton Strests this on_that while | Mr. Bryan entered his carriage. A Pro- | trigger of a shotgun with a broken chair, | 18 SUIL . cen | heard from directly. | Sentence Too Mild. BERLIN, April 8—On the ground that the punishment is too mild for the offense | bill for th . me is not specifically mentioned in | cession followed the brass band that | coe A nd placing the gun dent. intent is to n it apply | stopped ore the Nadeau Hotel, the ;" ‘:;‘e‘ ‘&dfi‘“.’fi"‘fi& ?\emp 1uer7nlv 5 held to pe eontrary to the | headquarters selected during Bryan's gut his brains. Two witnesses at th policy of the United States Government t to Los Angele: | quest testified that the to grant exclusive leases of this character | No attempt at d been made, | Subject to fits of despondenc: to gold fiel and the proviso in regard and there was no sp king. Many | eed was evidently premedi - to a $5000 bond would operate to exclude | admirers of the Nebraskan called at the | |oft a statement with his Emperor Willlam has refused to confirm poor miners from securing grants. - introduced. M. | jne the disposal of his effects. the sentence to a short _imprisonment Another bill upon which an adverse re- | Bryan is to-night the guest of former ' Rev. John Hemphill of Calvary church, | passed upon Lieutenant Prince Prosper ides for leasing public | Senator White, with whom he and a few | gon Francisco, a brother of the deceased, A Arenberg, who last year murdered a negro d regions for grazing pur- | friends dine the Iy notified of the suleide, De Southwest Africa, under cir- in Ger poses. An adve report also has been night at the Tesidence of Senator White, e o e o, Ffe | cumstances of peculiar atrocity. made upon a somewhat m! d has denied himself to all callers. a ive of Londonderry, Ireland, R T S W Gold Cr % . of a more ar-reaching | Should the plan that is whispered to: | neeq 4§ years. British Soldiers Arrive. | RUPTURE CURED. Gold Crowns, $5; Full Sct Tecth, . which_prov leasing night by many of the faithful be carried 3 P 4 TN, 8. Aoril 8—Soms 30 of | IN INVENTING HIS WORLD-RENOWNED 85: Bridgework. $ Gold Fill- nublic lands for grazing. out the ility exi fore- B a | HALIFAX S., April $.—Some 300 of: | «Magnetic Elastic Truss" Dr. Plerce gave to ings, 1 up tver Fillinss, 50c joner says that the courts mos” t. for- Opera-House Burned. ficers and drafts of men for the British | the public the most remarkabie remedy ever tver gs, 50c. action to be ¢ mer Senator Stephen be| SARATOGA N. Y. April ST ific squadron, and for the garrison at | Slscoversd for e TS o e hundred years wh urge running mat xt July | Souci Opera House block s h Esquimalt, B. C., arrived to-night from 3 % end radically CURED 1 Democratic convention | fer building at Rallston were burned permanently relieved and radically CURET of such lands by on the pool ‘and proceeded at once to the | petn BEERaRE LS, T o and thousands of others | meets in K NO PLATES E ; o i 5 day. Loss, $150,000. e Coast are now on the road to complete recovery. This R~0 noe come to overturn this policy. Those Truss e different from all others. It does ths I thorit j o WILL TRY TO FORCE A Jonge: : it The oo or. ¢ il Be sent on recaipe o¢ leade: at the coming of Bryan | Ing at the ocfice, or it will be sent on recaipt of st at this time is to consult with | n Tt tells all about this Truss. to the co 4 I atic Nestors of th as - VOTE ON QUAY’S CASE | the Democralis Sesiitly of nen o momic o nation. The argument is advanced that % | if White is selected, it will be the first Senator Chandler Active in the Mat- | time that the coast has ever been 8o hon: “MABNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS 0., ket Street (Opposits Palace Hotel), n Francisco. Eastern Office—New York City. from in Santa be was instrumenta Ninth week ne a special Axige The ‘most beas - Iv going Republican for Gage and t ter, but May Fail to Gain Unan- | ored, and that this will almost insure the v ticket. The county gang tick- sy Ooniis | electoral vote of all States west of the n - t a disastrous de- DO g | Rocky Mountains. k mment League's| WASHINGTON, April 8 —Senator| So far as can be ascertained the pros- 00d=LOO0OKIN elected. Chandler probably will make an effort | pective nomination of Senator White ue will not sup- | Monday to get the Senate to agree upon a | Meets with much approval. e inited support to Sema. | concerning the seating of Senator Quay. |C. D. Lane, Seth Mann, W. H. Alford. ‘ -. se i you riridge and Assemblymen Arne. |The indications are that for the pres- | Oakland—J. Loring Pense, H. C. Ingalls, New York Dental Parlors, To-day we enter upon the ninth week of our sale of $10 serges Eye-Glasses That stay on without discomfort. Cost the same as others that pinch. Ask your friends who wear ours. Oculists’ prescriptions _filled. Factory om Kelsey, these legislators worked | ent he will fail to secure unanimous |Dr. E.‘T. Barber. Fresno—Mark Plaisted. I Jegisation the League favored, | consent, and in any event the discussion | Sacfamento—tl. A. McCraney. Visalla— n the distribution of patronage it has | 0" SO0 O SO, TR 5 . C. Farns 3 jeno Bryan leaves for San Diego to- Aty Sepotsh Senator Carter hopes to proceed with | morning at 10 50 Ty, premises. Quick repairing. Phone, Main 10, 0, rT 8 —_— : = the consideration of the Alaskan Code Morrison streets) | TWQ MFM ATTEMPT bill early in the week, with the hope of TO HAVE TRIAL TRIP. 10 to 4. securing action at an early day. here e SUICIDE AT DAWSON BNV DD ¢vs~ DR. JORDAN’S crear ¢WUSEUN OF ANATOM 4 1051 MABEZTOT. bet. 64T, B.7.Cal - nen e : s Spreckels Blag. Brown 931 | 1 California st., below Powell, | adway’s | Pills ‘ 1y vegetable, mild and reliable. Cause | ect dig 1 l’:l complete absorption and 1 “rezularity. orders of the Stomach, | Bladder. Female Ir- | | s e A box. At Druggists, or BADWAY & CO., New York | Captains Watson and Thorburn, Aft- er Spending Money in Dissipa- tion, Shoot Themselves. VANCOUVER, B. C., April 8—The | steamer Danube to-night brings news from the north of two attempted suicides on the same Marcn 27, at Dawson. Captain N. W son of the Yukon fleld force and C: Thorburn, a Scotch vis- itor in the KI e, endeavored to end tueir lives with Watson had liquor, and had cashed two b ce attempted highway y recover but Thorburn will die. Thorburn had also been drink- ing heavily for davs 'o-night’s arrivals from the north re- port that the dragging of the river is pri ceeding at Minto for the bodies of Cla ton and his companions, who were mur- dered; ghat 200 horses are stalled on C. D. Cutoff, and that the ice in the river is commencing to break up From Skaguay comes news of valuable quartz_discoveries on Sullivan Island, Lynn Canal, where a fifty-foot ledge wili be developed immediate deynasinuy Steel for Conv!nEm Hall. PITTSBURG, Pa., April 8—The Carne- gle Company has commenced shipment of the structural iron to be used in the con- struction of the convention _building at Kansas City. As far as the Carnegie Company is concerned ‘the bullding can be completed on time. —_——— A new hotel, The Bradbury. All rooms sunny. 1604 Californa st., cor. Folk, near Van Ness, * mining rights to be adjusted in this meas- ure and more or less discussion necessa- rily will precede their determination. The appropriation bill for the District of Co- lumbia probably will be considered during the week, On_ Wednesday Senator Lodge will ask the Senate to vote upon the Philippine temporary measure, but he does not ex- pect to accomplish more than to get a day fixed for the vote. The Committee on Elections will con- | clude its consideration of the case of Sen- | ator Clark of Montana during the week. | Senator Chandler, chairman of the com- | mittee, expresses’the opinion that only | one sitting of the committee will be neces- sary to determine the attitude of the com- mittee. The feature of the week in the House will be the closing fight on the Porto Ri- | can tariff bill. The Republican managers will carry out the programme agreed upon | in caucus on Wednesday, when a special rule will be presented, which will bring | the motion to concur in the Senate | amendments to a vote after several hours | of debate. Both sides are laboring ear- | nestly to poll their full strength, but the Republicans appear to be confident that | the motion will carry by a safe margin. | They assert that the Republican opposi- tion will not be over seven votes, the I'number who voted against the original bill, ——— Murderers Must Die. BERLIN, April 8.—Contrary to the pop- ular expectations, the trial 6f Goenczi and his wife, the Hungarlans who in August, 1897, murdered the wealthy widow and daughter of Herr Schultze, the multi- millionaire of this city, was concluded last even.l:g. The accused was sentenced to deat! are sl some differences pertaining to | morpedo Boat Stringham May Be the Fastest Boat in the Navy. NORFOLK, Va., April 8.—All prepara- tions are about completed for to-morrow's trial over the measured course in Lower Chesapeake bay of the torpedo boat de- stroyer Stringham. She has been tied up in this port for the past forty-eight hours while the skilled mechanics who con- structed her have been at work on her, making every bearing, nut, bolt and screw of her machinery perfect in its working parts. The official trial board, headed by Rear Admiral Rodgers, will ar- rive from Washington to-morrow morning and the Stringham will leave immediately on her trial. She Is expected to surpass in speed every ship in the navy. S Funeral of General Bidwell. - CHICO, Cal., April 8.—The funeral of dGenerul Bidwell will take place Wednes- ay afternoon, April 11, at 3 o’ 3 Company A, National Guard of Cn.llfgg":xcll:. the fire ‘department, Chico Parlor, Native Sons df the Golden West, the city officers, citizens and a_committee of students of the normal and public schools will attend ina bodi'. Weather permitting. the ser- vices will be held on the veranda of the Bidwell mansion. All the business houses in the city will remain closed on the af- ternoon of the funeral. e B4+ 444444444444 4040 The Call’s Easter number in especially selected colors will be out on Easter Sunday, April 15—and it will be a gem! Ottt +tttt 444444444440 +4444 44 +4+ 4444 Could you ask for a better proof of the value of these suits? We will not attempt to tell you of their good points, as our space is limited, except that our guarantee goes with every suit. 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