The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1900, Page 21

‘ 3 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY ¢ 0, 1900. DENOUNCED BY STERN MINERS' FEDERATION Resolutions Adoptei Bitterly Scathing Governor of Idaho. nt McKinley and General Mer- r Their Actions Included lative t Troubles at Coe Alene. axlor subverging —_— OFFICERS ARE IN CLOSE PURSUIT OF LONE BANDIT % und Became Sorefooted and i ow the Trail UNION OF A POPULAR | COUPLE AT SACRAMENTO ‘Miss M. Lora Gaines Becomes the Bride of Edgar M. Swasegy of This City. i Special Dispatch to The Cal. B e e e e e L e o e o | { | | | D T S S A R T T e N S o S Y . @ \-ez.‘QE—:-—" + Dot et et eieiedeietedstet eiotboiotetesde@® ACRAMENTO, May 19.—The home of Mrs. F. H. Gaines, 1522 Tenth street, the scene of a very pleasant wedding th orning at 11 o'clock. The were her M. Lora Gaines dgar M. Swasey of San . It was & @ the guests being limited to the familles of t nd groom. Galnes of Rndr"vw formerly a es is the daughter of r*r late F. H. t Mr S SRR " gas read by | Minn \lwllcxl i\IATIOVNAL”CONFEREfr\lCVE OIV:V CHARITIES IN SESSION Delegates From Cuba and Mexico At- tend for the First Time in the Hxstory of the SometyA Paul, nts in a X sed at the morn t“g se«w B PLACED T0O IMPLICIT FAITH IN PALMISTRY Woman Whose Life-Line Indicated an Early Death Swallows the 1!n< is the Paris Green. i tates, sta S Slainte o e Call S Texas “The report ol Rmtch 10T erning “Public Pol- | BOSTON, May 19.—The life line on the Disnrdered Bluud is the principal keep the blood pure. they why the h Chronic aiseas aken n your d-a‘h does not take you away. vou costivi ment Pu prevent your blood and further trouble, 10 remedy that blood acts es from the blood richnes: nourishin, ands of women n throughout the have been lood disorder b: LECTROZON canse of disease. 1f you have impure blood you are in & One of the ; feel ¢ they have the “blues, It s very Important to rangest things about it 18 '\red why the apve'l(e is "’ ner- s and stomach derange- result if proper treatment is be a miserable existence If The most obstinate cases of years’ standing of Rhzumatism, idoey and Biadder Ailm:nts, Female Complaiuts, Ca arrh, Nervousaess, Stomach Troub'e, ai All Biood Diseases have been qulckly and per- manently cured by ELECTROZONE. It 1s & wonderful rem curing when all other T rame dies fall. It has cured thou- sands—it will cure you. At druggists, $1 a bottle. Send for pamphlet to ELECTROZONE MFG. CO., San Francisco. »”}}}/‘}}}W%f’l\ e > e bebeBeR MW»Q-W&O—WWWQ-%WH. SANTA BARBARR SCHOLARS WIN FIELD HONORS Easily Capture the South- ern Cdlifornia Cham- pionship. s Medals Awarded the Successful Com- petitors, Who Are Afterward Ten- dered a Reception by Ven- tura High School. Bpecial Dispatch to The Call. VENTURA, May 19—The Santa Bar- bara High School team easily won the champlonship of Southern California in the third annual interscholastic fleld day. It was a general holiday in this city to- day and the High School boys and girls of the south reigned supreme. The win- dows of the stores were lavishly decor- ated with black and orange, the colors bof the local school. The games commenced at 2 o'clock at Agricultural Park. The day was perfect. It was warm and calm. There was an attendance of about 2500. The bleachers were c(rowded with the happy, enthusiastic boys and girls, all be- decked with the colors of their favorite school. The Santa Barbara team arrived early this morning accompanied by a delegation | of 150 rooters. Over 300 admirers escort- ed the Santa Paula athletes to the grounds. A host of admirers were in at- tendance to the teams from Pasadena, Los Angeles and Thacher, which arrived at noon. The supporters of the local team were greatly in evidence. The manaj ment_was excellent and the affair was a grand-succ The summary of events i as follows: 100-yard dash—Johnson, Santa Barbara, first; Miller, Pasadena, Hopkins, Thacher, third. Tim 4 One mile, Reinhard, Los Ange- les, first; Buell, Santa Barbara, t Running 20 feet 1 bara, Thacher, 2 . 18 feet h—Hopkins, Thacher, first; John- ara, second; Todd, Santa Paula, is. throw—Olson, Buell, . third McBride, Alvord, Alvord third. Time, 2 1 1 Pasa- Santa Barbara, and Hu ita Paula téam sec- ond 4 seconds, Pole vauit Ventura, and Harwood, Santa Paula at 9 feet § inches, s, first; Wen- gert, Santa I Thompson, " Santa. | Barbara. third as Running high ju Santa Barbar | | hand of Mrs. Jennie Patriquin was broken before It reached the base of the thumb. | If told of death about midlife. because the line was not continued to the ywrist.| Mrs. Patriqu 1 d the meaning, | according tc e of paimistry, of this ne, and her mind to the bellef that the she went to me paris green, of five spoonfuls. and ¢ vietim of & miscomprehension. ht against the m 4h might ed her iife and d! d 1" the Fru!l Hospital. 'SEELEY DINNER FEATURE | SHOCKS THE BANKERS Boston Financial Kings Outraged by Proceedings at Their Annual Banquet. | Epectal Dispatch to The Call BOSTON, May 19.—Bank men in this city are deep shocked by the Seeley | |@innec testuses of ths progrémme, ihat | was provided for the annual meeting of | nk Officers’ Association which took | ght. me of the staid and inancial kings of Boston were | veneratbie | so much outraged by the gyrations of a | beautiful and scantily clad actress after i 1 er that they high dudgeon ir connection offense is re- | peated. Heretofore the programmes fur- nished for the entertainments had been | very dignified 4 NEWSPAPER MEN ARRESTED. Editor and Manager of Spokesman- Review Charged With Adver- tising a Lottery. SPOKANE, Wash., May 18.—W. A. Ald- rich, & local business man, and Business Manager C. F. Goodin and Managing Edi- tor N. W. Durham of the Spokesman-Re- view were arrested to-day by a Deputy | United States Marshal on a charge of | advertising a lottery enterprise. The complaint was sworn out by Postoffice In- | spector Linn and the case is believed to | be the most remarkable ever brought up | in_this country. Funds are being raised for a permanent | exposition buflding and buttons represent- | ing one shere of stock are sold at $1 each. Mr. Aldrich advertised in the Spokesman- | Review that he would award a $20 prize | to some one of those who would buy ex- | position buttons from him. The element | Bf gain was entirely lacking and the de fendants say the action of the inspector was an outrage and tnax will contest the matter if necessary in the highest courts. Pythian Knights of Suisun. SUISUN, May 19.—The largest gather- ing of Knights of Pythias that ever took place in Solano County assembled at Sui- sun this evening. The lodges represented were: St. Helena, Benicia Vacaville, Rio Vista and Dixon. Work In the first de- gree was conferred by Sulsun and the third degree was conferred on_d ent candidates by St. Helena and leia teams. banquet under the auspices of Suisun Lodge No. 111, K. of P., termfnated the proceedings. with the organization if the it i | Declared Unconstitutional. TOPEKA, Kans., May 19.—Judge W. S. | Hook of the United States District;Court this afternoon decided that the prdvision of the prohibitory law prohlbm ‘f 'peaple from coming into the State and taking | orders for liquor is unconstitutional. The case was fiom lin County, where | William Bergan, a Kansas Cleg liquor salesman, was !l"!fl and convict: 4 Brig Tanner Floated. PORT TOWNSEND, Wash., May 19.— The brig Tanner, which went ashore Tuesday, was floated this evening. The extent of the damages !ul!l-lned by the , brig has not been ascertained. | | | H | | J 1 ‘ i | | » \ | 6 feet 3 In Angeles, and Barddock Five-mile . Santa Barbara, first: Orr, c 120-yard ins, Thacher, first; Waller, second; Buchanan, , 81 1-5 seconds. 1t—Haggins, ; t Morrison, Ventura, third. The score is as follows: Santa Barbara School, Pasadena High 19: Thacher %h;fl‘l, 18; Los tura High School, 17; ce was tendered the 1 High School at the ning. A %0 the Ventu- vigite Academy | | | Barbara School and two gold medals and fifteen silver medals were awarded to the indtvidual victors. ' SENATE POSTPONES ACTION ON CLARK CASE Chandler Receives Protest From Citi- zens of Montana Against the Seating of Clark. HELENA, Mont., May 19.—Governor Smith reached Helena to-day and affixed his signature to the commission of Major Martin Maginnis, who left to-night for Washington to present to the Senate the document. Concerning the appointment Governor Smith sald: “If the Senate adopts the committee resolution and decides that Clark was never legally elected and had nothing to resign, then mv appointment of Major Maginnis may not be recognized.” WASHINGTON, May 192 At 1 o'clock the resolution In the Montana Senatorial case was laid before the Senate, and on motion of Chandler went over until Mon- ay. Syenatur Chandler, the chairman of the Senate “Committee on_ Privileges and Elections, has received the following mes- sage from Governor Smith of Montana: To Hon. W. E. Chandler, Chairman, ete. United States Senate—Sir: I have disregarded and revoked the appointment of Hon. W. A. Clark, made by the Licutenant Govermor of this State on.the 17th 1 as being tainted with coliusion and fraud, and I have this day appointed Hon,' Martin Maginnis of Montana United States Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. W. A. Clark. Credentlals will follow in due course. ROBERT B. SMITH, Governor. Senator Chandler also has recelved a pro{esl against Mr. Clark's belni seated, S, Stift of the Montana presentatives and a num- officials, dated at Missoula, l.« ber of county Mont., May 16. DECLARES ‘A BOYCOTT | OF CHINESE UNLAWFUL | Judge Knowles Issues a Restraining Order Directed Against Butte Labor Unions. BUTTE, Mont., May 19.—Judge Knowles handed down a decision in the United States Court to-day perpetually enjoining | the labor unions from boyeotting the Chinese. The injunction is very sweeping. It restrains all people from combining or conspiring to injure or destroy the busi- ness of the Chinese or from threatening, coercing or Injuring those patronizing Chinese. The defendants are forbidden to carry or haul transparencies or banners through the streets intended to Chinese business houses and soliciting E«,ple not to deal there. It is said the utte Chinamen will ask damages for the loss of business already sustained. 5 Guns Not Injured. PORT TOWNSEND, May 19.—An official | test of two twelve-inch guns at Fort Flag- ler, repor to have been damaged by aving a crib burned under them after | Pv\‘n‘g been landed on the beach, was fin- | ished to having been fired, each we After the guns awarded to the Santa | prominent citizen. were mounted a an inch ot 1 the outer ja the the test was made to ascertain the <»~n extended beyond the yer. o unofficial advices ctory and the useful- | t been impaired. et Dragged by Runaway Horses, ANAHEIM, May 19.—Henry Selzer sus- tained fatal injuries by being dragged field yesterd: a8 runaway hed to a mower. Izer was oii- r}.» ma the , and am started. caught the knives. In ged four times nd was horribly bruised. Hartmann Sentenced. E BERNARDINO, May 19.—Judge Campbell, in the Superfor Court this morning, sentenced Fieronymous Part- mann to two years in San Quentin for biga Hartmann is a wealthy cause to know that when I ask yon to use * strength without which a ears. 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After you HI‘ of usipg the lo- called kidne, odr‘ SR I o lllhlndl ver-w 'i' on(’ vy r vi'l 0"7 ur yun old, :’:l- in the [y lnl and an E -no‘fl Co-am'o tem: that the names -fl 0. llonn Pulula. 1 am the nly man in 1o the ssils cared himssit and d understood |hn l never nn ptiel" frauds, "C. for ye heir Blthy circulars and ad 1 bave lived Mt“w&o«hm .qlu a business as any maa in the world, l Cobaseh, Cashier of jushaell, of Obio, is suffered myseif I for others, and OVER-WORK. of Law has solemaly sworn Sn— of -‘rm buy will be held sacred. 1am the sole owner now, m never will b agnetic™ fakirs, or “‘Divine e every ome of whom are totally s betray their volgarity, ignorance aud cupidier; udduhndrodlllmm 1 receive every week from men whose has their vile nostrums prove that the stuff tha‘ugl is poison instead of medicine. rket Street, ml?knx-u-.llu. .I"‘ Pr-udm)wl- uy‘ly-rhbdl -GEO. S. BECK, 420 So. lhdmt St., SPRINGflilD, OHIO. VARICOCELE. There is not a case of Vart: oy to-day that S abeolutaly snnihiiates Viricocele-—now be & mant by express at your expense. It will cost you 25 cents to lift it from your express office. If you send SLIS | will send them by mail pre- paid, thus saving yos ten ceats. | fili all erders the same day they are received. but ! uns-fl-s-uu. that the medicine he " and I want to have it distinctly and forever any afiliations in any way D.” bluimlhfl. ‘Doctor by Mail” imposters, Healer” scamps, all of whom I have unworthy of the patronage of any hea!th S 1d, Ohio, for years where I1do as E‘v.;‘fi.: d'dnb‘k lbonl’;.e write to Mr. R. banik at“:'-:e.h Ex-Governor nay 3% and sinoeye 7 your friend: wi to believe me alwa; | | | injure | the Chinese or from remaining about the | and | of t} Kasts Cape Nome shoes will lessen the burden of walkug—.lll styles-—and especially low prices- dend for Catalogue- orstepmand see them. 738 — 710 MARRE T ST. KAST VA L LIWI.DLLI. In 15 Dags “@ran- ne. u.t?‘s" .:nos'rA'ri-'. ens the Seminal Ducts, to; “i rains | and emissions IN FIPTERY DA e " | No a to rula the sto: | rect local and | GRAN-SOLVENT is the wonder of the century. Discovered by the Chemist Fabrion, it quickly interested the great Scientist and | Physician, Erdman, who developed It and pro- claimed th-( marvelous action Ye Urethal Ail- ments which electrified the world. At an enormous expense DR. C. J. CARTER ouistripped ali competNgrs and secured lxdulre control on the Western Comtiment for the ST. JAMES ASSOCIATION. Gran-Solvent is not a liquid. It is prep-mt in the form of Crayons or Pencils, smooth and flexible, and so narrow as to pass the closest Stricture. Every Man Should Know Himself. The venerable Dr. C. J. Carter, President of | the St. James Association, has prepared at grvz‘ expense en exhaustive illnstra- F 15 all about It. Address = PIERCE ELECTRIC Cco., 620 Market Street, (Opp. Palace Hotel). SAN FRANCISCO Eastern Office—New York City. Nose Pmchmg Eyo glasses can be made o rtable w s Ma Hin »fi//afn%& OPTICIANS Duurocfl"““"‘"" ted Treatise upon the male sys- ::md 'lvhlch the ?ssceulucm will 642 M 5 Saentie Y eluym'lenpv icant 3 ARKET T. INSTRUMENTS St. James Ass'n, 20 Vine $t., Emclnnah. G CATALOGUE Fage FOR BARBERS. BAK- | bootblacks, bath- ses, billlard tables, candy-makers, canners, BRUSHE brewers, bookbinders, dyers, flourmills, foundries, laundries, paper- hangers, printers, painters, shoe factories, sta- blemen, tar-roofers, tanners, tallors, etc. BUCHANAN BROUS. | and coid water e\ Ty Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento St | room. LEADING AMERICAN COMPANIES. STATEMENT STATEMENT CONDITION AND AFFAIRS CONDITION AND AFFAIES Fire and Miarine National Fire Springfield | Gross premiums on Fire INSURANCE COMPANY F HARTFORD, IN THE STATE OF CON- necticut, on the 3ist day of Decer A. D. 189, and for the year ending on that as made to the Insurance Commissioner State of California, pursuant to th visions of sections 610 and 611 of the Po Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Commissioner. CAPITAL. Amount of Capital Stock, patd up In Cash 1 ASSETS, Real Estate owned by Company. Loans on Bond and Mortgage. Cash Market Value of tocks and Bonds owned by Company. Cash In Bank Premiums in due Coures of Collec- tion Total Assets .. LIABILITIES. Losses Adjusted and unpaid.. $30,811 % Losses in process of Adjustment or tn Suspense .. . 14655 15 Losses resisted, ineluding expenses.. 15,390 &3 Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- ning one vear or less, $1.575,753 10; -insurance 50 per cent 87,576 55 Risks run- ning more than one year, $1,935- 452 93; re-insurance pro rata.. All other demands against the Com- 996,291 47 Total Liabilitles . INCOME. Net Cash actually recetved for Fire premiums .. -...$3,173,156 98 Recelved for interest oo Bon® and Mortgages . 45,630 38 Received for intersst and dividends Loans, and from source: Received for Rents Profit on sale of Real Estate. Total Income ... EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for Fire Losses (13- cluding $175,051 22, losses of previ- rs) - LY 0T 3 to Stackholders.. 120,000 00 lowed for Commi 49,495 04 = arges otficers. clerks, etc 190,134 28 Paid for sute, National and local £3,038 43 taxes All tu INSURANCE COMPANY F SPRI Massac A D. 1 day, as CAPITAL. nount of Capital Stock, pald up n Cash ot weeee-$1.500 Jarse of ¢ not Matured, taken due and acer Due from companies £ insurance on losses already - vaid Total Assets .. * LIABILITIES Losses Adjusted and unpald Losses of Adjustment or INCOM™. actually received for Fire $1,892, 132 on Bonds and .41 Mortrages Recefved for Interes on Bonds, Stocks. and dividends Loans, and from all_other sou Received for Rents. Total Income DI da to Stockhoiders. Paid or allowed for Commission or Brokerage .. & 300,266 64 Paid for Salaries, fees and other charges for officers, clerks. e 116,108 13 Paid for Stats. National and local taxes .. $3.354 3 All other vlvn—nt' ‘and elp'w i tures ...... " ‘Total Expenditures Losses Incurred during the year Risks and Premiums. |Fire Rivks Net amount of Risks Net_amount of Risks| written during the, I written during the year . 289,694,936 | §2.797.574 18 year .....| $2ULTEAS28 | §2.192,207 88 Net amount of Risks| 28 Net amount of Risks| } expired during the | expired during the| year 252,220,269 2,616,649 01 . yes . 186,969 515 2,084,322 13 Net amount in { | Wet amount fn_force December 31, 1899.....| MLST4.135 | 351225603 _ December 31, 1899.....| 200,341 | 2.967.05 %4 JAMES NICHOLS, President. A. W_ DAMON, President. B. R. STILLMAN. Secrstary. 8 J. HALL, Secretary. Subscribed and wworn o before me, day ot Jamu B4 b B ";'novn. Notary Public Subscribed and sworn to Dbefore me, this day of January, 1900. . P. S. BAILEY, Notary Public. " PACIFIC DEPARTMENT: 409 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. GEO. W. DORNIN, ssistant Manager. CITY (S. F.) DEPARTMENT: H. C. AHPEL & CO.,, Agents, 2156 SANSOME STREET