The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 30, 1900, Page 3

SKELETONS OF SAILORS ON A HULK Wrecked Ship Found Float- ing Off British Columbia Coast. i e [TS IDENTITY NOT KNOWN — s a Thre -Masted Schooner of or Five Hundred Tons Burden and of Ameri- an Build. wn Man Killed ADVERTISEMENTS. Overworked Nerves ty make their pre CAPE NOME MACHINERY and gLPPLIE>. OUR GOLD DREDGING PUMPS l\RO(xH SAND CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS ¢ Operation Daily. €5 Sixth Strees BYRON JACKSON. DREDGING PUMPS. D11, Gasoline, Steam Holsts, Centrifugal Pumps, ¥reipeskBoflers. HendyMach. Wks. 40 Fremont. MARSH STEAM PUMPS fresh or salt water for siulce hoxes Jifts. Fimende, 33 Market st GOL» SEPARATOR. Cyrione Gold Separator and Amalgamator in #aiiv cperation. Wm. M. Birch & Co.. 18 ist GOLD SEPARATOR. MARSHALL Gold Saving Machine. 229 Foi- Gas Engine Compeny. “co CFVTWATORS SLUICE BOXES. X ke champion slulce saves gold: competi- nvited. 1798 1ith st., corner Guerrero. ROCKERS ghtes st and proven the best for 1% Mission st PLATES FOR SAVING GOLD. & Burridge. ardie place. off hetween Futter and wtrests. ¥ W. MELL. Central Pmm?\(m? i M e'en ot & F. Phone J SILVER-PLATED MINING PLflTFK. GFT them nniston’s San Frandisco Plat- | r wion st NOME MINING SCHOOL. Lesrn to know gold and save it, to handle amalgamating plates, ete, Central Park GROCERIES »ND P>0VISIONS, Outtite packed IRVINE BROS. S0 Howard, 0% Fourth, 1302 Polk and 1441 ‘Stockton. S. \d HISKEY Ziies £% WHISKY. HUNTER RYE. 75 Bethesds Water. 1# Sacramento st & WISE Coml ansome St PORTABLE HOUSES. B RNHAM-ETANDEFORL 0. and lot str. Oakiand. or Bufldery GASOLINE ENGINES, MERCULEE GAF ENGINE WORKS is fill many orders for Nome. 141-143 First st o3 TENTS AND (OVERS. NEY] IIJJ &« CO., manufacturers, Dagn tents, covers. & and 8 California st ington | THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1900. Huhdreds of Spectators Cheer When the Great White Arches Are Illuminated for the Fxrst Time. |Clouded Skxes Cause Apprehension and Residents of theCap- ital City Pray for a Week of Sunshine. h to The Call. Spectal Dispat —To-night was tested at s the beau- antly of beholders a cheer, The ACRAMENTO, April QPP 0000000606060 0000000P 0000000000000 0beb0be HAMLIN WOULD GIVE TURKEYS RULER A SCARE Founder of Roberts College Favors Coercion of the Sultan Believes TLat the Dispatching of a Few Warships to the Bosphorous Would Bring the Porte to Time. ).—Rev. Cyrus Han told The t he fa- g of Am 1 warships enforce the yment 6f the for the rebuilding of the col- Apr! »f Roberts Colle to-night d lttle fear : the United t Nr interests Protection of American in- r respect for Amer Con- itherto the Sultan has done he pleased without respect s of this nation. What this y ought to do is to draw a few up before the city of llow he diplomacy mild insinuation that ot and she still un- ds of the United ttleships. The dem- front of Constantinople is worth_more than diplomacy. It would not take the Sultan long to pay then.” Rev. Mr. Hamlin received a letter from a form of E aying that it woul le for this country to demand indemnits force its payment, because of the distance of Turkey from country. his has been the great trouble in the | past. and one which is now being over- comeé by the firm stand taken by this na- tion,” he said. —_——— PORTE HAS NOT REPLIED. Situation as Regards the American Claims Unchanged. | CONSTANTINOPLE, April Porte has | handed to Tewfik Pasha, the Turkis eign Minister, by the Uhited States ¢ r: »yd Griscom, 29.—The changed. It i | that a settle ving the Ott dmitting resg occasioned at the val pa man Government from sibility for the I | time of the massa | WARM DEBATE PROMISED. | Methodist General Conference Di- | | vided on Admission of Women. CHICAGO, April 29.—Rev. David 8. | | Monroe, secretary of the Methodist Gen- | eral Conference, which meets in Chicago on Wednesday, declared to-day that the question of seating of the provisional del- not yet replied to the note | B = e A = T on e dey ation, vet 1 as the truth 1 a more attract exposition than TAYLOR RETURNS TO FACE HIS ACCUSERS TON, Ky r passed thr »m Washin; He was met & ter of 3 ny indict- > will return to Wash- r of Lexingtonians will aid him in any way . Ky., April 23.—Governor here from Washington day at the executive man- nily. But few people "o ‘his presence in the city ippeared at the train for and_those in 5 w that Gov- | rnor Taylor was :, and the fact that a warrant of arrest was not served upon | him is now con indictment in this case will be held up and no process issued upon it for several da; (:alp‘w Powers, Henry E. Ynuttey Hur- land Whittaker, John W. Davis, W. | Culton, Wharton Golden and Rlchnrd Combs, allas “Tallow Dick” (colored). | charged with complicity in the murder of | William Goebel, will be arraigned to-mor- sturne LDVERTISEMENTS. TRANS-ATLANTIC TRAVELERS Furnished Specia! ..‘tendants by the Pennsylvania System. The bureau of attendants for trans-Atlantic travelers established in Jersey City and New | York City twenty vears ago by the Pennsyl- vania System, has proven a great convenience to persons making European trips and to tourists arriving in America at that port. It will be particularly convenient for visitors to the Paris Exposition because the departure docks of most of the Atlantic Steamship Lines are convenient to the new Jersey City Passen- ger Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. This bureau consists of experfenced agents whose duties are to meet passengers arriving in Jersey City and New York over the Penn- sylvania Lines and assist them In arranging for trans-Atlantic trips via any of the steam- ghip lines by conducting them to steamships and aiding in preparations for a trip abroad. These agents will provide cabs operated by the Penneylvania System and ald passengers | with their baggage. They are fully posted on | matters pertaining to steamships leaving New { York, and arrangements can be made through them for procuring steamship tickets in ad- vance. They also meet Incoming steamships to aid travelers in shaping_detalls for continuing journeys from New York over the Pennsyl- vania Lines by furnishing tickets, arranging for the transfer of baggage from steamship docks after it has been passed by customs in- spectors, and having the same checked through 1o destination. They will reserve sleeping car accommodations and relleve persons of the foregoing detalls, making themselves useful as attendants and guides free of charge. Further inéormation on the subject may obtained by sddressing A. 5. T. HOLT, Factbe Coast Agent, No. 30 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal D S S SACRAMENTO GAYLY DECKED ' FOR THE STREET CARNIVAL @ 00000-00-00000000+9® b 4 | the proprieties, the builders of the arches & * L4 . SENATE NOT T0 TAKE UP | on Wednesday but Get No Farther. S S PR ELEERAL AT Branch of Congrecs Decids to Eliminate It From the Programme. on Wednesday bill it will be further dur Republic I | definiteiy ; I put on the | Senate for this ses Though there wiil be sition to bill on the House of Representatives effort will be made to amen ther than is proposed by on Interstate and For The amendments str thority for the do not zo as far administra R R R O S ] Grand Arch of the Street Fair. & Photograph .y Hodson, Sacramento. . tion betwee able him tc have followed the classic lines |18 found by the ¢ |of the Capitol, so that instead - |of cheapening the appearance of that edifice the series of arches and long | rows of festooned columns tend to its | greater adornment. The only thought | which depresses the carnival promoters to-night is that at this inopportune time it may rain. A sky which for weeks has revealed the | clearest blue this afternoon became cloud- | ed, and to-night at 7:30 o'clock a light shower fell. However, it soon subsided, and the sky at 9 o'cl bright and cle n intc S5t 14 Gronant fie qugta of vistia and it is expected that people will begin to pour in by thousands to-morrow and Tuesday, when the floral festival is to oc- cur. The indications are that to-morrow | e A any he will mark the beginning of a seazon of wed to pa i warm weather, and the young women of | dress a meetin Sacramento will be enabled to appear in | immediate v | the light dresses which for days they | turbance of pt have had in preparation for the approach- | ing event Sacramento will show off Hi‘! | sought to enter the town he found his way barred by Four Cottages Burned. wealth of feminine and floral beauty on | JAMESTOWN. April Tuesday, and the parade promises to be of | ton Hill this morning remarkable splendor. tages belong The whole town to-night is wrapped in | M red and yellow, and the electric cars have 4 all they can do to transport the incoming | wax $200. fully covered by insuran crowds to.the hotels and other places of | cther losses aggregated $300. The ca bode. | of the fire is unknown. A silk faced sack suit made to order $13.50 i "HROUGH large cloth purchases direct from the mills, and a practical sys- S ’Itl tem of cutting and making, i we are able to make clothes to measure at prices that are within reach of everybody. We have dis- proved the theory that tailor-made clothes are expensive. [l ERE-is proof in this suit which we make to measure for Y\ $13.50. The material is such Il as you shall choose from our numerous cloths in rough and smooth finished all-wool goods. We silk face the suit as shown in the picture—this gives it tone and makes it dressy; you get a doyble-breasted vest, which is now stylish (single-breasted vest if you prefer). We will guarantee the making : Your monev’s worth or your money returned or a year’s repairing free. We are also making seven other styles of suits and overcoats to order for $13.50. Out-of-town orders filled for made-to-meas- ure suits and overcoats. We send you samples and self-measuring blank. You can count ona good fitting suit or overcoat through our method. Write us. DOOMED FOR THIS SESSION Republican Leaders in the Upper CANAL BILL | Measure Will Pass the House | Net amount of ADVERTISEMENTS. TELEPHONE GRANT 33. ENBA [ o 222-224 SUTTER STREET 1 FOR NOME — Prov and Utensils of every de tion. No extra packing and draying, and we § know how to pack. Write for § estimates. 024 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS { % MONDAY—TUESDAY~ -WEDNESDAY :g 8 Kona Cu"e- Ih 20¢ 3 P 8 w8 tf Sround fr g : thsky, "dslur, ho $1.00 £ 3 : ation $4.00 § g 8 large Ins |5n 8 Wi c‘n ile § s ’ egularly 12' b3 3 g?u.‘;d T ! lb can 30c 3 g o 020 § 3 ! arly 2 3 2 bod 8 3 lbs 25¢ § ; Wh's ky "Harmtage be\ s\: 8 bod E s Gallon 8430 § ¥ Wao! Aeoho! 1ul gt bot 4% ¥ allon $1.25 33 has' uuny e 3 15 g & andle %mh Bushh g § # flaterpruof(ahes tines e § ‘z Lemovs Fancies! doz 1% § ¥ always sell. Regularly g g .an Squeez rs, Glass 1% EE g s at ts from julce. Reg. 1 ‘( NWMVMW S0005555555500055500000 % STRICTLY RELIABLE BR. TALCOTT & CO. Diseases and Weak nesses of MEN ONLY. 997 Market 8¢, Cor. 6th Entire Upper Floor. STATEMENT —OF THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS —OF THE— FIRE ASSGGIATION F_PHILADELPHIA Pennsylv n A D as made to the Insurance the State of Cal of Sections Cash s 350,000 00 Real Estate owh: Loans on Bond Cash Market Value . Office accrued on ail ued on Bonds s already pald losses pald Total Assets LIABILITIES. All other demands against the com- pany ML 13 Total Liabilities INCOME:. Net Cash actually received for Fire pre: Received for interest on Bonds and Mortgages Received for. arest and dividends oans and from Deposit premium: petual Fire risks .... Total Income .... EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for Fire Losses (in- cluding 1284.763 07 losses vious years) D i Bicckboiders” Paid or allowed for Commission or taxes All other payments and expenditures Total Expenditures "~ Fire $1.874,032 00 8. Fire Risks.| Premiums. { ing the year... Net amount of written during year e | $268,750,929 | 33,263,994 34 £ ks expired during vear Net amount in " force| December 31, 1899, 3 IRVIN, Pr'!id-n( T. HERK Secretary. Subscribed and sworn tg before me, this 23d @ay of January, 1900. THOMAS B. PROSSER, Notary Public. T. C. SHANKLAND. 267551209 | 3,069,945 17 o8 % | State Agent for California. Nevada, Arizona and Hawalian Islands. JOHN D. RICHARDS, Manager San Francisco Department, 213 Sansome st Telephone Main THE WEEKLY CALL. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.