The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 24, 1900, Page 17

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1900. DETACHMENT OF AMERICANS AN AMBUS Nine Men of the Fortieth Killed and a Number Wounded HEESSNENSS Small Force Walks Into a Filipino Trap ~nd Is Subjected to a Gall- ing Fire Front and on Its Flanks. General deal with Bemey Asks for Ho}e Officers. WAS 5T June 23—Ad ALMOST KILLED BY AN * INSANE CHINAMAN ted to Stranglea Fellow-Coun- tryman Who Ventured Into His Cell. SAN RAFAEL, June 2.—A Chinaman was given Intc of Constable Agnew ia broad guage and had forth ali day on the laced king that the pri None of the ted with him CHARM FOR HIM James W. Travis Deliberately At- tempts to End His Life Near Tamalpais Station. Dispatch t Call RAFAE ne 23.—James W. 1¢ ely threw himself between wheeis c'clock up-coming from ramalpals station He was picked up and brought to afael. That he was mot ground to le short of & miracle. He was ¥ the trucks of the car before his hed the rails, and this is what 11,009 Acres of 0il Lands. Stock Absolutely Non-Assessabie. If you wish to interest yourself in oil stocks that are absolutely non-assess- able, with a company that owns 11,000 acres of oil lands in Sunset, McKittrick, Xern River and Temblor oil districts of Kern County, California, call on or ad- dress the Occidental Oil Company of West Virginia, Room 364, Parrott Bldg. HOSTELLER & ALL San Francisco Agents. stock Absolutely Non-Assessabie. 11,030 Acres of 0il Lands. OILY S\ g Mac- Commis- THE EMPORIUM. REREERRRRY, 1 i RErEERRRRRYRRRRR 11 Roman Can- [ & = Y 3 N 'y s Hy by N x = Y 5 5 y s & 1y = ® y 2 y > 'y Y = FY X ¥ 5 3 = ® Fy s Y b 5 » " “Rat na H + 1 12 13 1 Smld.or asir in Toy Dep. ¢ Skyrockets 1 RRRPRREYRRERPRaRERERRnRRRERE Y | THE EMPORIUM. r Serpent ent $3.50. ssortment $5.00. Whl 1 ariment, Sccond Fioor, for our 12-Page Fireworks Catalogue. = Our Special Fireworks Department <3 season 1900 is located at 924-926 Market Streef, under the Baldwin Annex, opposite 2 for tk » N o = ) E s Summer Hosiery and Underwear. Lzdies’” Hose—Imported Herms dorf black, fine Maco cotton. hich d els b e soles, in the fol h ton hose, 3-thread cot s00d wearing and very dressy stocking, color guarante=d, siz3s yar vesptrenien Ladies’ Vests- Svi ved. un h ashmere Merino Vests snd t high neck, long sleeves, d long s'eeves, pants with Frerch yoke bards, v blue, cardinal and b Ladies® Union Suifs ‘Onzita,” non-shrinking, wool mixed colors natural and white, RRRRRRRRERRRRARERERRRRERERERERERE ERERRRERRRR RN ck per flwr: +1.25 the French heels ani toes, an unu-ui'ly 5 to 10. per .25¢ d pants ark'e length with French yoke b colors natura! and white. per garment 00 Lzdies’ Woo' Underwear - Je ed, mashrin cable wool vests per suit...... ...$1.0 ¢ The largest retail st assortments woul " piece. Prices Gold Chops Crack Ehoo Fly Crackers qualit; Pistol & Pictol Crackers Pistol Crackers (extr Lady Crackers American-made up-1 ter no wads of bu h Flower Pots 6 _in. long, 30 for ... ks 2 Red Bengal Sticks | 1 Meteor Stick | Punk and Wood | B Assortment $2.00. ¢ Torpedoea—10 12 Blu 8 10-Star Extra Large Roman Candies St Txhibition Ro- n Candles ectric Flowers 15 1 ngle W'l 2 Pkgs Fire- Wood Case 12 10-Star Large Col. ¥ andles ar Extra Large ed Exhibl- n Roman Can- tun s T Golden od Fire tol Crack- xtra Fire- 1 Wheel description can b~ sent by mail.- be forwarded only. We do not send fireworks G: 0. D Pk Extra Large Crackers, best (arg Extra Large | THE EMPORIUM. Torpedoess Cannons, ock in the State at lower prices than ever before. Complete ascortments for home displays convenient- ly packed in cases, a specia'ty with the big store. These 1 cost a third more if bonght piece by No fireworks or explosives of any BGan by EXPRESS or FREIGHT Firecrackers. subject to market changes. Packs. 2 for o for 10c a. Young America Crackers. Unfon Crackers Great Republic Crackers. 5¢ Medium Red F Large Red Heads. Extra Large Red per 100 8). . a1 Up-to-Date Cannon Crackers. o-date Cannon Crackers create no fires, scat- rning paper, explode into atoms, and produce a terrific nosse, when compared with Chinese crackers. in cartoon, 8% In. long, 5 in cartoon, 3 for el e for Extra Qualfity of ffirpedoa.é. in fancy folding box. 5 in & box. per box Cat-Scat Torpedoes—10 In % cents Repeating Torpedoes—4 f¢ . . 5 cents E—Exhibition Assortment $7.50. 2 %-1b Bengal Light 1 Mount Vesuvius 1 Hurdle Race 1 Home Run 1 Bunflower 1 Colored Geyser ¢ Catherine Wheels %-1b Red Col'd Fire 14-1b Blue Col'd Fire 1116 T 1 Large « China 1 Defender 1 No. ¢ Colored Star gle Wh'l ed ver Mine 1 No. & Colored Star Mine 1 No. f Large Gyrat- ing Star “and 200 Red Heads Serpent Mine 3 Pkgs Pistol Fire- 1 Flectric Flower crackers 1 %-1n. Vertical Wh'l Punk and Wood 1 Jeweled Jet Case | FExhibition Assortment $10.00. 61-1b Colored Sky- rockets 1 Bunflower 1 Large Col. Geyeer 6 %-1b Colored Sky- 6 Catherine Wheels rockets 12 6-in. Flower Pots, 1 Large China Flyer Hals 2 No. 5 Colored Star 6 Extra Large Pin Mines Wheels 1 No, § Large Gyrat- 1 Defender and %-Ib Can Red Fire ing Star Serpent_Mine 2 Electrie Flowers 1 Jeweled Jot 2 3-1b Bengal Lights i i-1b Can White Fire 3-1b Can Green Fire 200 Large Red Heads 4 Pkgs Large Pistol Jet . 13%-1b Col. Triangle 1 Mount Vesuvius Firecrackers and Wood Wheel 1 Hurdle Race Punk and Wood 18-in. Vertical Wh'l 1 Home Run Case the Emporium. | Undermustin Dep’t. Mountain, Camping and Vaca- | tion needs. | f‘ Girls’ Overalls, full :»:? wide cut...50¢ | 2 Bithng Cap, 257, &0, $1.00 Cloth Bathing Slip- pers.. S5¢ Tennis Gowns, cut foll and lon...... N\ ; \= Chidren’s Suits Chi'dr Ladies’ Sun Bonnets —T L] Children’s T6c Wash Dresses, up to age 5 vears, now..500 Chi'dren’s white Aprons, 2g's 4 and 6 50 - ‘ ages 8 and oc | L French Chemise, lace and em- broidery trimming .50¢c | L ¢’ Muslin Draw embroidery trim- g 6 style -5le Second Floor— Butterick Patterns :f We are closing o=|:v‘vl.e“nnt-:s§t;"l;"-"f The Butterick Patterns and Publica- x ;a;:;;w ‘w’&;; &:8"',}:;“.; = d"',m' | g..m for Ju]_v\tlm ““':: in uréaRpam;jm s pants and Com- | popariment,” Main Foor, of Rotunda. :: bination Suits at one-quarter off 7¢g- | The Dalinextor for July is an especially & ular prices. | interestiagnumber of this famous fashion X Sccona Atsle—TLeft of Entrance. ! magazine. :I“Ififlma‘ififi"’l‘dfi"""fl" asqaa | Groceries. To-Morrow Only. Fine Granulated Sugrar—I10 1b:.500 Emporium Floar—Qality guaranteed the best, 50-lb sacks for. .75¢ Beit Sal Soda bs for...... 286 Qur finest Java and Mocha Coffes— 3 lbs 7 00 | Cudahy’s Pyramid Washing Pow~ | der—12 packages for. .25¢ The following list comprises | small lois of well known goois | priced io quickly clzar out the | stocks that we have on hand. Walter Baker’s Breakfast Qocoa— 1-1b tine, regularly 50c............ 42¢ | Fancy Imported Fard Dates—R>ou- | larly 15 Ib...... ... 7c Crescent Condensed Miik Golden Gite Lo an c on Extract— 4-0z bottles................. ..25¢ Finest Imported Trauffies—In giass, regularly 45c¢ bottle, toclose out..16@ Hunt’s Extra Standard Moorpark Ape ricots—Ia heavy syrup, 8-Ib cans, regularly 30e, for.. 21¢ Main Floor—Rear, EMPORIY) Golden Rule Bazaar." CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA’'S GRANDEST STORE et e T D P e DE D P B e O D P e D DD P P D Py B ! THE EMPCRIUM. B ] There is no money earned so easily as the money saved on purchases. WORKS Displays, Firecrackers, Baiioons, Pisto's, Rockets, Bunting, etc., etc., etc. found many of the new pasfel effects—there are also a few $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, special sale Monday—per yard.. Sales Tables—Main Alsle. Special Sale Wash Maferials. A big bargain for Monday—2500 yard_s of the real Madras wash fabrics, in dainty effects, including real Scotch Oxfords, the values ranging from 150 to 850 yard, all at a uiforn f f gw price to-morrow at. ....... Sales Table—Main Alsle. Special Sale Boys’ Waists, 33¢. | We have 163 Boys’ Waists, sizes for 6 to | to 15 years of age, broken lots—they are the well known K. & B. make— perfect goods, excellent patterns— sold regularly by usat 50c each, on Monday to close ... 3¢ Second Alsle—Right ot~ Entrance. Special Sale Cushion Tops. We offer to-morrow a small lot of 110 only Cushion Tops, principally in con- ' ventional designs, worth regu- larly 20c and 25¢ each, at...... JBEC Sales Table—Main Atsle. Ladies’ $1.25 Neckwear89c This sea- son's best $1.25 styles of silk fringeg searis liberty silk Jabots and B ack silk Neck Rauffs, the scarfs and Jabots in all fash- ionable colors, are offered at 89¢c special sale Monday only, each Flags~--Bunting. Decorating Materials. Genuine Bunting Flags—Unmounted. No. 11, 31%x30 No. 12, 40 x66 Decorating material ani Buating. | Red, White and Biue Bunting, per yard..ic Crepe Bunting, per yard... [ Paper Festooning, per roll Smail Printed Shields.. Large Printed Shields Read our daily “Ads ”’ this week—they may be of interest to you. SILK §ALE A remarkable offering for Monday. purchase of fine Silks from one of the most prominent manufacturers in the world—beautiful silks, the styles and colorings of which are all this season’s. Stripes and Figures, Jacquard Figured Stripes, Fancy Peau de Soie and Printed Warp and Pompadour will make exquisite waists or costumes for both street and evening wear—on | 98¢ | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. Cabinet Photos. Pertect likeness- es. good finish, $1.50 doz, Our New York buyer has made another great nd Among them will be shadings—among the many styles are Plisses, Lace Stripes, Perzian piain Black Silks—these Silks R s are regularly worth $1.25, 50 per yard and 88 $12.50 Tailor Dresses--$9.45. This new dress in two styles of jacket, short double-breasted Eton, and the longer doubl breasted jackets, just like picture, made of all- wool homespuns, in the newest mixed color ef- fects, mostly light gray, the popular color ; also all-wool Black an? rges, all sizes, regu- larly $12.50 and $13.50 ; spocial .. $8.45 at....... Assorted lot of new Taifor Dresses that have been $20 and $22.50 cut now to $16.50—all-wool cloths and all newest color effects, fly fronts and Eton Jackets, this week.... S esemsp— T W ) Assorted lot of some of our best styles and co'ors in $25 Dresses, reduced to $19.75—this is a particularly fine assortment of newest style Dresses and all are great bargains at this week’s special price....cceesesen $19.75 Second Floor—Front. Wholesale Millinery Stfock at Retail. A who'esalestock at one-third whole- sale cost, trimmed bats for the price for buckles ! AAAR AEAMRRRLL AR AAAAAALR AR AL S AR AR AL RGN AR AT R e TS $2.50 trimmed hats, scarf: $1.50 Jum! Bengaline fringed 7c Sailors = and 5°c Bunches ribbons. R Children’s 50¢ col- Toe El;unchas’o?’ ored and white Roses......... 250 leghorns... .18 2 Ladies’ $10.00 hand $1.25 Rough Braid made, faney braid \yf shapes, co'ored hats, latest ~<el and white..39¢ id $1.50 rough braid novelties. $2.00 trimmed hats, scarf and in cut...... $1.00 Jumbo Sailors, Second Floor—East Side. Boys’ Wash Suits, 59¢ quilis _as 9¢ Suec .00 Model Hata... Imported Liguors. To-Morrow Only. Zinfandel Qdare@€—Pure wine, gallon Yeliowsions Boarbon Rye Wiiekory ellowstone Bourbon e —Quart bottle. 31.25 Good quality Kentucky Sourbon Whiskey—Weil aged and m:liow, gallon... Holland @i;m—Per gallon.. Medford Rasess—Per gallo Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Orange Cider | or Lemon Soda, per dozen bot- | tles e ennnne . ST 00 Main Floor—Rear. ca;'dy in Tin. When you get ready to start on your vacation let us pack you a couple of pounds of Candv in a tight tin box (which will keep it fresh for several days) without extra charge. Leave your orders and we will send you a box regu- larly while you are away. Finest French Mixed, per Ib.........38¢ 3 ibs for $1.00. All-Nut Taffies, per Ib.... Caramels and Battercups, per I Glace French Fruit, per 1b... Fresh Saited Almonds, per Ib. Main Atsle—Back of Rotunda. Photfographs. Our bandsomely furnished, fully equipped, up-to-date Photo Studio on second floor makes perfect likenesses in a very superior manner at much lower prices than you have been accustomed to paying. g. 50 Choice of any of our $1.50 Wash Snits, for Monday only..... .88z Sizos for boys 4 to 10 years of age; attrac- tive patterns, extra well made, hand- laundered collars; on y thirty of them left, therefore this special price to close.... 88c Men’s and Boys’ Bathing Suits. We have all the kinis and qualities that most men want, and there is just advantage enougn in the quaiities and prices to make it profitable to buy your bathing su't here. Boys’ Bathing tronks 20 Boys' 1-plece Bath- ing Suits...87€ Boy:’ 2-piece Bath- ing Sui's, 780, $1.00,51.25 Carte de Visite, dozes A A A R R A R A AR AR R AR NN AU AR AN L AR R AL AR A AR AN AR AR AAR R AR R AR R A AL R RL SRR TR AR AR AR R A d g aa Mantello size, dozen .00 Mep's 2-niece Bathing S Cabinet Solios, doga . 81.50 81.25, 82.50 ani........ Cabinet Carbon finish. Third Aisle—Right of Entrance. e 82, $2.50, $3.50, 85 P WW gavel is life. The only injurie ra e Tare an assortment of cut brujses. His coat was torn into ri s arshal Healy took him in ¢ City attempt 1o 14 story ndering y. When questioned that he did not would have been over. tinemith by trade, -nine years old and W: born salia. He has a brother, ward Travis, who is a carpenter, res ihg in Oakland. Further than this he re- 1sed to talk. Il}flcfl(l (E\{fild arshal Healy that once be- fore he had tried to Leat his brains out against a wall and that it will be neces- sary for him to kill himself, as life is not worth living. He had a razor in his pocket and when asked why he did not fise it, said it was not sharp enough. He said that the way Dan Slinkey of Sa lito went into the turday made him ick of the drowning the authorities here man who has been tunnels on the Reed Madera. There was “Ti is_believed by that Travis is the hanging around the ra nd at Corte T “there who would step in front of 2 train and as the engine approached he would get off the track. If it was Trayvis they believe that he was working his courage up to plunge beneath the wheels. What strengthens the belief is that when asked where he got his food he said that he had been around the tunnel and that | when hungry he would go to the campers in the gulches end get what he wanted. FOURTH IN MARIN. Baseball Nine. Special Dispatch to The Call SAN RAFAEL, June 23.—The citizens of Tomales and the northern part of thls county are making great preparations to celebrate the coming Fourth of July in & Lentting manner. The celebration is to be held at Dilling Beach, where there is a large pavilion to accomodate the dancers. rass band has been engaged for the occasion. The Tomales baseball team has undertaken | the management of the affair and nothing will be left undone to make the occasion 2 success. The oration will be delivered by James W, 'S, . . Plank will be the poet and F. Wright will | the Declaration independence. { Celebrations in Yolo. Special Dispatch to The Call. | | WOODLAND, June 23.—Guinda, in Ca- pay Valley, and Knights Landing, on the | Sacramento River, are the only two l’mn" in Yolo County at which there will be a | Fourth of July celebration. read ; a week ago last | 1 | “San Juan Hill all over again," CROKER BACK T0 ASSIST IN THE CAMPAIGH e s Declines to Say Whether He Owns Stock in the Ice Trust. e Denies the Right of G‘ovemor Roose- velt to Remove Mayor Van Wyck on the Evidence So Far Produced. —_—— NEW YORK, June 2.—Richard Croker arrived from England to-day on board the Cunard line steamer Lucania. He says! that he I8 ready to take a very active part | in the coming national campaign. Mr. Croker acknowledged having owned American jce stock, but said it was bought before the company became the trust, and would not say if he were now a stockholder. Ag to the request made to Governor Roosevelt to remove Mavor Van Wyck for his ownership of ice stocks, Mr. Croker said: “The Governor has the power to do so if .the Mayor is guilty, but all men must be considered innocent until they are con- victed of wrong-doing. “What would you consider as guilt?” he was asked. “Well, In case the Mayor used his office to get possession of the shares of stock or to increase the price of ice, that would be, If proved, cause for his removal,” was the reply. Mr. Croker said that with Roosovelt as McKinley's running-mate we lhoul!{d have said that he was going to Kansas City and that he had to thank the New York news- apers for making him a delegate. It ooked, he said, as if Bryan would be the Democratic nominee for the Presidency. Mr. Croker was asked whether he thought Controller Coler would make a good Vice Presidential candidate or a stronger candidate for Governor, but he sald he could not answer that, Mr. Croker said that in thelr trust plank the Republicans were simply straddling the matter. “They cannot take that plank away from the Democrats,” he sald. OF INTEREST TO THE COAST. Five Californians Appointed Railway Mail Clerks. Special Dispatch to The Call, WASHINGTON, June 23.—Acting Assist- ant Surgeon Charles Anderson has been transferred from Santa Barbara to Fort Brown, Texas. A civil service examina- tion to fill the position of clerk in the subsistence department at San Francisco will be held n that city on August 14 red R. Michael o n Francisco, Charles W. Herrick of Riverside, Thomas T. Glover of Benicia, Camille D. Lowe of Crockett and John F. Maloney of Ala- meda have been appointed railway mail clerks. Postoffice established: Greenview, Siski- yvou County; Hoper 8. Dyer, Postmaster. ostoffice discontinued June 30: Water- town, Fresno County; mail to Lemoore. Postmaster commissioned: William W. ‘Waite, West Branch. Pensions have been granted as follows: California: Oflgnak-wullam N. Line, Santa Cruz, $8; rank W. Van Osdel, Belma, $6; Truman Ackerman, Bowman, §12: Lorenzo Taylor, Los Angeles, $6; Wil- llam Owen, Atwater, $8. Increase—John Myhan, Veterans’ Home, $12; Sam B. F. Crandall, East Oakland, $12; Nicholas ydes, Alhambra, $10. Widows—_Isabella Lalird, San Francisco, $8; Mary H. Fiske, Glendale, $8. Oregon: Original—John J. Waggoner, Albany, 3. IncreaseOwen Ol Sstary, $10: John H. Swift, Baker City, $80. Wid- ows—Minor of George W. Rogers, New- burg, $10: Emma Lyons, Lyons, $6. ashington: Additional—-James O'Nelll, Lynden, . el Master Mechanics’ Proceedings. SARATOGA, N. Y., June 23.—The third and concluding day of the thirty-third annual convention of the American Mas- ter Mechanics’ Assoclation was occupied with discussion on “Power Transmission by Shafting vs. Electricity,” “The Best Type of Stationary Boller for Shop Pur- s d topicai subfects. G. W. fioh.udes of Lincoin, Nebr., discussed “How to Make Pooling of Locomotives a Sue- cess.” The reports of committees on res- olutions and correspondence and the elec. tion of officers followed. Though the se. lection will not be announced until next winter, it is said_the Master Car Build- ers and Master Mechanics will meet in Saratoga in 1%L New Alaskan Railway Company. DOVER, Del., June 23.—The Port Clar- enm.CCnpo Non;: ‘l'l'lfl 1;0::\“: Bay Rall- g A corporated here to-day. Capital, $1,000,000, WORK OF HOMEOPATHISTS. z Substitute Definition of the Word “Physieian” Adopted. WASHINGTON. June 23.—The final ses- sion of the American Institute of Home- opathy was held to-day. The committee on medical legislation presented a report showing the number of new books on homeopathy and that ten million pages of homeopathic perfodical literature had been published last year. The matter of the modification of ‘the definition of a home- opathic physician, as determined upon last year, was taken up and the following sub- stitute adopted: A homeopathic physician is'one who adds to his general knowledge of medicine a knowledge of homeopathic thefapeutics cbserves the of shmilla. All that pertains to medicines is his by tradition, by inheritance and by right. The convention decided that all mem bers present shall be considered as dele- gates of the Institute to the International | hopgrowers was h omeopathie congress to be held in Paris was held here this afternoon. A permanent organization was effected, and an assoclation similar to those iz next month. et Sacramento and Mendicino | Mendicino co ABMY WORM APPEARS. | rormed 4 b ‘Hodiino counties was Farms Laid Waste Along the Mis- | hamed On July's and s a Siare oociors named. On July 5 and 6 a State conven- souri in South Dakota. tion of hopgrowers will be held in this YANGTON, 8. D., June 2.—The dread | Shy; &t which time plans will be dis- army worm has appeared on the Mis- cussed and®a form of contract drawn, sourl sand bars along the river front in [Dl‘hlgn'sex! will :lrsnd the convention rom_ Sonoma, Sacramento, ) no this clfi' {n such numbers as to cause se- et rious alarm. Twenty or thirty acres ot and Lake counties. It is expected then willows have been swept bare and the | to effect a State organization. worms _are moving eastward. They in- = e vaded J. C. Schott's farm and house and Crushed Between Cars. drove the family out. He lost his gar-| SANTA ROSA, June 23.—Conductor Her- den and part of his crops. The worms [man Fritz on the Guerneville branch of are from two to three inches long and |ine California Northwestern Raillway was they kill all vegetation as they MOVS | crushed between cars at the Fulton depot along. this morning and seriously hurt. He was coupling cars at the time. He was brought to this city and is lying in a critical condi- tion at his home. e Hop-Growers Organize. SANTA ROSA, June 23.—A meeting of TRADE MARK. - ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE. Burnette, Los Angeles Co.. Cal. April ‘23, 1500. DR. A, T. SANDEN: The No. 5 belt purchased from you has proved better than ou recommended it to be, and I conside s Erand remedy. on my lame back: the paine a few applications. 1 left me afte rel ‘ours very truly, BYRON J. LYSTER. DR.T.A.SANDEN, Cor. 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