The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 24, 1900, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1900. STOCKTON GAYLY DECKED FOR THE STREET FAIR Thousands of Vari-Colored Lig\hts Will Shine at Night and Banners of Apple Green and Cherry Red Are Everywhere Flung to the P+ O T e+ 0000009 HEADQUARTERS OF WOMANS DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT WORK IS BEING DONE TO MAKE THE CARNIVAL A SUCCESS. WHERE B S e = S S S S S ) B ei404000-4640+000 Pacific ran over and killed an Italian sec- A. G. SPALDING A BENEDICT. mington at noon to-day, Particulars are not The Coroner has gone after he body. Married to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mayer |t at Point Loma. Straiyh( RO;T To Health sal [ |BULGARIAN DISTRICTS IN STATE OF SIEGGE | Ninety Persons Killed and Several Hundreds Wounded in Fight Be- tween Troops an SOFIA, Bulgaria that nine therhood « Albert G t s wife wil b e Section Ha Sarsaparilla nd Killed. it train on | o the qual ssed by editol Hood’s : tion hand named Calixto Lagoor at Wil- | LORD ROBERTS LETTERS TAKEN - BY THE BOERS Two Thousand Mail Bags Captured During Fight at Zand River. i Dr. Jameson Addresses Electors at Kimberley and for the First Time Talks About His Famous Raid. P R LONDON, June 24.—There was almost a total absence of war news from South | Africa last night and the telegrams re- | ceived lack interest and fail to add to the facts already known. According to a special dispatch from Cape Town, it seems that in the recent fight at Zand River the Boers capturea 2000 mail bags containing a three weeks’ accumulation of letters for Lord Roberts’ army and £4000 worth of stamps intended for the use of the troops. At Kimberley Friday evening Dr. Jame- son addressed the electors. He sketched | the position of the Rand at the time of | the raid, emphasizing the discontent of the working classes, who were groaning under grievances and were ripe for revolt, | He denied that it was race troubles that | caused the Boers to arm. Race feeling, he continued, always existed and arma- ment had already been commenced by-the Transvaal Government, while the Impe- | rial Government did not intend to take | eftective steps to redress the Outlanders’ Brievances. | ®This Is the first time that Dr. Jameson husd broken silence on the subject of the raid. BUST OF SHAKESPEARE PRESEN]_'E) TO BRITONS William Page of New York Sends His Famous Work of Art to England. STRATFORD-ON-AVON, behalf of the family of the late \\'Hllam; Page, Sir William Treloar this afternoon presented to the trustees of the Shake- speare Memorial the well known bronze bust of Shakespeare executed by the for- mer president of the National Academy of Design of New York. The Governors of the Memorial gratefully acknowledge the gift. Mr. George Wyndham, the Parlia- mentary Secretary of the British War Office, who is a Shak: scholar, | wrote regretting d saying that every student of | be grateful to Mr. Pa | interesting addition to the many | England owes to the generous e of the poet's admirers in Amer Henry Irving, also regretfully wrote: “‘Shakespeare is one of the great bonds of concord between the American people June 23.—In pe: | of their homage to him ci hands of a distinguished Am we share their pride and gr i SPANISH MISTRY'S l FALL NOT DISTANT | Senor Sagasta May Be Recalled to | Power When Silvela Shall Ha've Been Retired. Special Dispatch to The Call MADRID, Jung 23.—Tt has been arranged that the court shall leave for San Sebas- tian on July 10. In popular opinion this | fixes the limit of the existence of the Sil- cation.” | his Is the Tonic You Nee Major Robert L. Longstreet, son of the famous Confederate gen- eral, James Longstreet, served in the late war with Spain. Major Longstreet was in Cuba for five months, and there contracted the pernicious malarial fever. He found it very necessary to have a good strengthening tonic. He began using Peruna, and writes the following letter “in regard to it: Washington, D. C. The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, 0. Gentlemen—I have taken Peruna as a tonic since my return from Cuban c/imate and find it excellent.” Robert L. ~Longstreet. As summer approaches the north pole becomes more tilted toward the sun, which brings the sun more directly overheard. e rays be- coming more perpendicular, are highly charged with eiectrical power. This new relation between the earth and the sun produces a class ot p!jlg'slcal disorders peculiar to early summer. he symptoms are quite unlike in different cases; but the most com- mon ones are general lassitude, plaved-out, tired-out, used-up, run- down feelings, combined with a more or less heavy, stupid, listless mental condition. Relish for food and the ability to digest food seem to be lost. Skin eruptions, sallow complexion, biliousness, coated tongue, fitful, irres- ular sleep, help to compiete the picture which is so common at this season. Life is a burden, business a dread, pleasure a mockery, rrie‘?‘ls a bore and social privileges a tedious round of disagreeable tasks. Peruna so exactly mee great for this remedy possible to supply it. Carloads of Peruna are shipped north, east and west to meet the ever-increasing demand o It never faiis to bring immediate relief. Mrs. T. Pelton, 562 St. Anthony avenue, St. Paul, Minn., writes: ‘‘Peruna has done wonders for me. It has cured m, headache and palpitation of the heart; has built up my whole system. | cheerfully recommend Peruna to all sufferers af- flicted with catarrh. My mother is never without Peruna. When one is tired and generally out of sorts, if Peruna is taker it immediately removes that tired feeling.” Mr. John F, Schmidt of Carthage, Ohio, sa; my life. For five years the best doctors had ble. 1 suffered with a complication of di heart, nervousness, weakness and dyspepsia. A f cured me. Peruna cannot be beaten as a fonic pounds since taking Peruna.” all these conditions that the demand is so {his season of the vear that it is nearly tm- south, the people for it, ts t “Peruna has saved nounced me incura- —palpitation of the ew bottles of Peruna I have gained forty In a later letter he says: 3 “I am fn the best of health since I have taken Peruna. I weigh 185 pounds, but. I will never be without Peruna in the house.” “Summer Catarrh,” a h“(';hl written by Dr. Hartman on the catarrhal diseases peculiar to summer, sent by us, Ohio. The Peruna Medicine Co., Col Threatens a Consul’s Life. KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 23.—A sailor named Burke entered the United States e. | Consulate to-day and demanded money 1 do not think that the Ministry n vic- | from Consul Ethelbert Watts. Being re- | An inquest will be held. torfously withstand these attacks, which, | fyseq Burke became violent and th —_— so far as the financial operation of June | o° - E sl iy ened the Consul's life. He was secured | Suicide Ends a Debauch. 4s concerned, are justified. and handed over to the police bef - A 8 copcerr A s s over to olice before ne | = ¥ The fivision of.the Cohsecusiive Party {0,013 execute hin thamnt - T® B¢ | STOCKTON, June 3—D. B. An that is not Silvelaist would like to form | . r a ministry upon the basis of Conservative " e | committed suicide this morning in a r ('flncrn!ra(in:\. rwiih IA\'Ilgrshax .\[l:drl(nc'.: American’s Suicide in London. | tn the Commercial Hotel by shooting Campos or the Duke of Tetuan as Premier | 1 ONDON, J 23.—A b v | sel in the head with a revolver. of the Councll, but there appear to be|pg p, &, Clafin of Washington biee ous | Strons, who came up from San Fras his brains in a hotel of this city, Ac- | {his morning on one of the boats T court leaves. | The Government, in fact, has for some time been an object of at from Liberals, but also from bers of its own party—the ( | Parts on Thursday, Clafiin was alive yesterday. The door of vela Cabiget. There is a general belief that it will come to an end before the emall chances of such desire being real- ized. In fact, the probabilities are that > cording to the hotel people Clafiin ar- [ been on a protractel spree. Hs le rived here on Wednesday, accompanied by | Sick wife and two children In San Fra it will be Senor Sagasta, leader of the Liberal party, who will be recalled to a man named Muirhead, who went to | cisco. power should Senor Silvela’s Cabinet fall. | Ours Is the Only Store. We have the exclusive sale of ‘“‘Sorp= sis”’ for San Francisco and vicinity. Fresh stock is received from the factory daily and placed on sale in our luxurious Shoe De part- ment, which will be found most comfortable and equipped with every convenience. Ours was the first establishment on the Pacific Coast to offer ““Sorosis’’ footwear, and the thousands of pairs we have sold in the past sixteen months to the discriminating and intelligent women all over, who, after 3 < wearing them, have recommended t7em to & their friends is the best possible indorsement g of their true merit. 3 13 S 29 Oorosis 6 h . Shoes ; Are acknowledged to be the Standard foot- o wear of the World to-day, and have attained their well deserved popularity only through unusual merit. lent shoe can be produced to sell at the price. selling of such an excellent shoe at the price. from us will also insure courteous treatment and expert guides through the entire establishment. FOHD 1O Ot O O 1-O1-O 40 O O O favorite footwear in all large trade centers in the East. | E : | | » FOLOFOI OO NOIO0T0 T OF O F OFOH0 0 O O 050 40+ OF0 10 004 040 100 010 0+ 010 10 1O 100 10 OF Ok 040 #0804 OO 0% O1 0 B0 1+ 0404 040 40+ 010 10 104 OISO LO OO OO0+ 0+ O+ 04O “SOROSIS” SHOES or@ | -0 4 WE SELL THEM IN SAN FRANCISCO. You Can Find Here Every Size From 2 to 9. Every Style (40 From Special Leathers and for All Occasions, and Every Width (AAA to EE). SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT 7, e ey N e SN e == THE HOME OF SOROSIS. Since the introduction of Sorosis the imitators have been legion; multitudes of so-called special shoes have been boomed, evidently with the thought that noisy publicity was the only essential requisite for success. But the thoughtful people learn after a brief experience that TRUE Merit is based on good materials, fine workmanship and perfect‘ fitting qualities. One of the purposes of this advertisement is to explain to you how such an excel- The fact is, this factory makes only Sorosis. The workmen are drilled each to do their parts to perfection. The capacity of 5000 pairs of Sorosis Shoes daily makes possible the When the factory made but 300 pairs per day, the retail price was $6.00. Now the immense production with great economy and small profits makes possible the best Ready-to- Wear Shoe made in the world for $3.50 per pair. It has long been our desire to have some of the Sorosis customers visit the factory in Lynn, Mass., and observe its perfect organization, and we hail with pleasure the opportunity of offering to those visiting the Paris Exposition the arrangements made, whereby free tickets from Boston to the fac! CATALOGUE READY—Over 100,000 pairs of Sorosis Shoes have been sold by Shepard, Norwell & Co. of Boston in two years to the most discriminating and intelligent trade of New England, and they are the prime We prepay delivery charges on all Sorosis Shoes which are enumerated in the Catalogue to any part of the United States. ; 3 : 2 3 2 s § ; § ; : 2 : § : : : : § : § z : § ! i tory and return to Boston will be fu\:nished' on apglication at the Royal (\ letter of introduction 1D PO OO HO O 1O ) ¢ 9 8 We do not believe there is a woman who has been properly fitted who does not experi- ence comfort in wearing “Sorosis.” Remember This One Important Fact ¢ When you come to our store to buy a pair of “Sorosis’’ Shoes, do not say any- thing about size, but ask to have your foo fitted. That's the way to find your specia shoe, and once you've found it, you can re- 30 Third 3t. (SECOND SHOE STORE FROM MARKET STREET), SAN FRANCISCO. by simply mentioning the size, width and style 2 you're already wearing. Isn't that equal to 2 o having a privdte last? You know the price is always Per $3'5O Pair. “Sorosis” Low Shoes built the same models that have ‘made ‘*Soro- sis” Shoes famous. H,ave bleached French Calf linings and are therefore free from dan- gerous dyes which may injure and poison the feet. You're safe in buying an -Oxford that has been copied and imitated by almost every maker. THEY MUST BE RIGHT. No use of experimenting when you can have the originals. Ok ©40 04 OO HOHO OO - OO H O+ OO 1O O %mmmmm