The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 2, 1900, Page 5

BILLY STILES I ONCE MORE UNDER ARREST N0 COMPROMISE WITH THE BOSSES CAN BE MADE Hi "Hwayman Who Escaped | !Clean Republlcan Organiza- | tion in Every District From Prison in Tomb- Is Demanded. stone Recaptured. i gt n Company With Alvord and Bravo Juan Held Up and Robbed a Southern Pacific vantage in Enrollment—County Committce Will Strike . Off Stuffers. Train. RS S LA = WA £ an voters during patch to The Cal gave the betterele- | rteen of Republican County excluding qual Re- m enroliment, or in permit- to enroll, hear must be and s is expected that members of perform their duty to | the party without the slight- 1 be no compromise with Kelly | The sooner the creatures placed in the background will be for the cause of t in San Francisco. The ifacturers, workingmen tter it ertainly appreciate the must be | lican " party to protect the_ r..x h had the prns ege of n-partisan elements or | y for relief when seemed to of Repubiica be dominated e changed. The primary Iy removes the nc > D of Phel 1 doubt t Bubonic_De ate the value s to other cities, and impoverish | party is the only agency le, hence the | roperty 7 To allow boss ¥ type to e the nominat intelligenc H“. Twa Ribs Brokeu } t a hold on the 1 order to send so! eced George ( work- ate fields ! DOPULAR MISTAKE g Rem ] Dyspzpsia “This is the p'w'\tl f corruption in 1 f politic xl nmittes and the t in the and Indigestion. co voters ext Novemb: Committee s.u‘l and uncompromising in s d to emancipate the I or- from every vestige of Kelly domination. SOLDIERS ON SUMNER MAKE LOUD PROTEST Claim That Quartermnster Underfed | Them—Second Steward Will Sue for Damages. r wing for Captain ican streng: rmaster of the Sumner, for d Stew- ver from the ship's ys prior to the ar- s i then e and fm- that he scharged soldiers who c | digest [v of the pal the _sto g of preferr: - for alleged . claim that the i > cat d chicken ‘.\H‘l »d_things. Quartermaster- who seems to be 1d who came over in the eclares that the food given to n to being scaht, was while there were over ved rations for about % among us on I know what The regulations allow t per d each man, to get half a pound of I've been in Cuba and have | Philippines, but = 1 served so badly by the com- as on this trip. Our repeated pro- | er seemed to have | e for extra food Tt in the brig and | kept there. I'm not a kicker, but I don't ike to be star an Baker ought | R to be thr n THE LIBE RAL C..‘DII HOUSE, BRILLIA NT'S, FO FURNITURE AND CARPETS REDUCED PRICES. DETAINED IN PRISON FOR PLAYING CRUSOE John Banker, a Friendless Boy, Ar- rested Because He Was Watch- ing the Game. Policeman John H. Colen, whose record r arrests is ahead of any other the department, again distin- 1self yesterday by arresting an on a charge of plaving cru- cent be in e REENPENSIIN 309 331 se. The boy has no friends in the city 3 had to remain in the City Prison 38 340 342 POST ST, street, an g for an arrest heir escape except John cears of age, who was looking ame. He did not attempt to and Colen grabbed him. He marched » the patrol box corner of Ellis or streets and rang in for . the or JOCRDAN’S saearg USEUS OF ARATURY C1XL2EET 7. Dot 6227, 5. Cat, The Largest Aatomical Museum e wagon. A crowd gathered and wondered B T e s what desperate criminal Colen had aught “The officer on the wagon was ished when he was told to book hoy for playing crusoe. "I was not playing sald John- ® :n in the pri “I was sim- on_at the other boys play, tle policeman so. but he insisted ng me. 1 came from San Jose | to try to get a job. I used for Morton's speciai delivery in I have no friends to bail me ast the n'- -.MDMNA"E DISEASFs é Bad Purely vegetnble, fect gigestion. | out and 1 suppose I will have to stay in wa s | 321l 1 to-morrow.” —_————— Exhibition of Pupils’ Work. | The annual exhibition of the pupils of l s | the freehand drawing class of the Me- ‘chxnh—:‘ Institute taught by L. P. Lati- | i1l open to-night at the Mechanics’ mild_and reliable. Cause | 417 Library and will remain open in the day- oion. , ComPlete absorption “and | i *iilring the rest of the week. The For the cure of ail disorders of the Stomach, | €Xhibition is free to the public. Liver, Fa"!l‘l“ :flane\fl\ hE‘.dBd{" Female lh —_————.————————— sepulanitig, Miek Ionfiact D ousness. (Cob; | They have a name for every year; they i o D "'[ hn\e Dot et adopted the simpler plan o Internal Viscers. by mail, RADWAY & CO. New Toric™ | Better Element of Party Given Ad- | advantage.of num- ihe eighteen | According to the | ¢ nder whose auspices the en- | 6 s conducted, the rolls are x.-,z& pected. Complaints of fraud | 0 ader | ng men charged with all sorts of of- | powder and wadding THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 2, 1900. R ® + I | e + Q - b d * ® * L 4 . L 4 . ? * e . L4 I3 ® . e | ® R4 | & o L 4 * | ¢ -4y , 4 ? * 4 HE Republicans of to perform. They hav district tics of San Franc! n means that the d a representation of their righ ent peonie local. State and National govern ruggle, how- vote ¢ ever, has just begun. as prominent as the offic & it ever was in local mlmimpal men who have + Eoverned the city through the of a tenderlofn 1t is, therefore, the duty 1 saloon re as prominent t were before the | ® thought of reform struck the pe: ancisco. These a volce in party affairs. ;€ t all that municipal aft They prostitution of municipal merality degra- - dall n \f |rulvlm me iation of citiz: and the & story of what San C ould not be in the eves of Republicans have shown by their ernment. 4 other cities in the State. ment in the district clubs to their party and to the St enro duty SCHOONER MIZPAH REPORTED | | She Arrived at Munzamllo on May | 20 Last, Short of Provisions and Water. The Pacific Mail Company’'s steam- er Acapulco rived from Panama and way ports yesterda Among passengers was Captain Pear- of the schooner Mizpah. This now out 106 days from Punta San Franci: and The Call clusive account of her being sur- At that time It t both light connection with the reir A sels_were unfavor- ves and into Honolulu on e Americana put 4, and_water e of provision: Ju and the reached Manzanillo on May 2 suffering from similar shortages. Both ve had almost the same kind of weather and both of them will have pulco. Captain Sutherland, formerly of e schooner Sophie Sutherland, is in com- nd, and will re port in due time. taln Pearson says his vessel is all Tight and nothing but urgent private bus- iness brought him home. prats S iae i o The Epicure’s Delight T‘LM‘K & TAN—'"The American Porter’—the | ow h B st product of the Anheuser-B ewing A" s deliclously piquant in fi tempt. ing and pleasing to the palate. E. G. Lyons | €2 ‘Wholesale Dealers, San Francisco. e et ‘ Will Lecture on China. H. E. Bostwick, pastor's assistant and | Sunday-school superintendent of Trinity | Presbyterlan Church, whose son is en- ‘gaghd in railroad bullding in Korea, paid him a visit some months ago and after- rd_made a short excursion to Peking, a Ch Taku and Tientsin. The re- | sult of his observations he will give in a of the Presbyterian Ministerial Union at ble overhauling when | paper which he will read at the meeting | R s —-MINT EXCHAN an Francisco hown In their registration In the clubs tkat they mean to take & part they mean to do their | Home SAFE IN MEXICAN PORT | =ome | Emanuel Evang GE—— have a solemn duty 1 the pol they are strivi administration tics. 10:30 o’clock this morning in the Mission of the Woman's Occidental Mis- Board, 92) Sacramento street. — e CHRIST'S REVELATION TO HIS DISCIPLES Stirring Sermon at Emantel Evan- gelical Church by Rev. W. H. Althouse. H The Rev. W. lical Church, delivered the sermon at the morning service. H took for the subject of his discours “Christ's Revelation to His Disciples.” He said in part: ““Christ spoke most comforting words to his d les before his death and de- parture. He directed their thoughts to the fact that he would reveal mr}r:wltnl‘o t_the them in a spiritual manner. disciples thought was impossible. Th could not also understand how he could reveal world. _ Splritual revelation is only ob- San Francisco. | tained by the disciples of Christ. Pearson left the Mizpah at | we accept Jesus we vield to the influence o and came home on l{;v Aca- | of the spirit of God. ———————— Adams to Speak on “The Novel.” Henry Austin Adams will lecture at Metropolitan Temple to-night on “The Novel” for the benefit of the Francesca | The affair is under the Harriet M. Skidmore. cents, and reserved obtainable at ood Building) will be 25 | °ts may be had of mem- or at Metropolitan Training School. of Miss s are to be 2 3 F Ticl soclety office, s extra. of the “Trunks, valises and leather goods,” “Stationery and printing,” “Pictures and “Camera supplies” and “Artists’ s are the five departments at Sanborn, Vail & Co.'s, where you can get anything and ever the very best quality lowest price: —_—,—e————— They begin dinner with dessert and end with soup and fish. and at the yery DURTH OF JULY is beginning early this year. The Injured small | boy is in evidence at the Harbor Hospital even ot this date and is B0 by Sidney Smith tested his toy pistoi several days ago and is likely to lose his life in consequence. Erle Everson also tried his toy gun and if proper attention is not given him he will lose his right | hand. Both cases came to the Harbor Hos- pital yesterday morning while Dr. Dray was on watch. Sidney Smith is about 12 years old and his parents live at 609 Davis street. The lad was getting hix gun ready for the celebration on the Fourth and in order to test the weapon {put a blank charge In. It went off and the powder and wadding lodged in the palm of his hand. Sidney concealed the wound from his parents and went about the house as usual. The hand began to fester and some simple remedies were used. Yesterday morning the boy went into convulsions and nothing gave him relief. His muscles became rigid and his jaws locked so that nothing could be passed into his mouth. The Harbor Hospital was notified and in a short time the boy was removed in the ambulance. Dr. Dray found all the symptoms of tetanus and used all the means at his disposal to save the boy's 'lifs. When the palm of the hand was cut open dunn of was fo { { sure to grow more numerous as the days ! SMALL BOYS BEGIN CELEBRATING EARLY ‘One Lad So Seriously Injured by a Fourth of July Cannon That He May Die—Other Casualties. | | of his right hand. Dr. Ider and wadding out of this hand, in the fiesh. This was removed and as the patient showed no signs of recovery he was sent in a hurry to the City and County Hospita An hour after Sidney Smith had been sent to the City and County Hospital, Eric Erickson was brought in frem 133 Tehama street. The lad hal been play- ing with a toy pistol and an accidental discharge sent the cr)n('-nts into the palm Dray had another hour’s hard work in getting all the o'w; t] the memory of Sidney Smith’s case in his mind the physician sent a note to little Eric's parents warnlnfi them to have a physician attend to the hand as the wound if not properly treated might re- sult in death. Alec Fraser will not make the great showing on the Iourth that he expected. He was training a monkey to represent the (oddess of Liberty, in a pantomime he was to give at the 'Adams House on Sacramento street next Wednesday. The monkey cbjekled to Sfle dress and bit Fraser in half a dozen places yesterday morning. His wounds were dressed at the li;rbor Hospltal. A.mon. aged 11 years, yesterday undertook to emulate General Shafter in his famous Santiago battle. He loaded a minature cannon With black powder and, unlike the artillerymen, instead of pulling the string at a safe distance he placed a match to the vent. The discharge was entirely satisfactory so far as the cannon was concerned, but unfortunately for the boy his right hand was badly lacerated. A ‘trip to the City and County Hospital &guowed. where the wounded member was essed, n.!tor 'Mch the young ntrlnt y his mother to her resi at 'm Potmo avenue. thouse, pastor of the | himself to them and not to the | When | “‘Mon- | thing In these lines of | EPUBLICANS OF SAN FRANCISCO HAVE A SOLEMN DUTY TO PERFORM The struggle has just begun, and they must take thelr part in the election ot officers and in the government of the clubs of which they are members in order that misrule will not cheat them out of the triumph of government for which g. Every name to the roll of a district club has a right, as far as his goes, to decide who shall be an officer of that club, and s of every club will determine what the policy of the Republican party in this campaign will be. signed a district rell to insist upon his privilege of having have the unique experience of witnessing a body of men de- termined upon their right to have purity In public and insisting that they shall have a volce in the choice of men who will represent them in municipal and other gov- They will demand that the blackguards who gov- ern sideroom saloons will not govern local Republican poli- be added vw OMH@W—HWMW%MMM*QM+M | | | | Republican who has signed his of every Republican who has If this is done San Francisco will affairs SAINTS PETER AND PAUL . FEAST WAS CELEBRATED ‘O‘OvHAO—tfs PPt PG EDOIIPOIIDIDII DI P ORIDOVEDE49 000000024002 4D0D00-0D0D00-00 4000000 ¢ O+ 0000000 TELEPHONE GRANT 33, EBERBA L}»& €0 <EM 222-224 SUTTER STREET SMOKERS. “LA MURIEL ” rived. No finer goods ever from Havana, and these pric astonish you: SAN FRANCISCO NEVER SAW A BETTEN Glayton Whits and Marie Stuart by EVA RANDOLPHL Quaker Gily Quartett, B Four GDFANS. Assisted Ly Miss Cigar just ar- cam= Everywhere vy, Regutar bit size Regullr 3 for 50c 12}¢ each r25c.... 2uc each r 3 for $1 25¢ ea:h rh-~e are no ** sn=ciil prices,” but OUR RCGULAR PRICES. p SPEGIAL REDUCTIONS Monday and Tuesday. Fireworks, each $1, 82, $3, 85, $8, $12 Piueapfilee.I sm:m"m S ih can 20¢ Regularly 2c. From Singapore. Lavarine, regular 10 3 pkes 25c Makes washing easy. TO-NIGHT BEGINS fl"E SECOND WEEK Enorm Opera Success, THE GEISHA 1 by Press and Public as GREATER of the Soups, all Iumls qt cans .'j?c Tamto Hustard rg 2 hoti'e 20¢ Regularly 1ic bot. 12 1.2¢. Germeal, ror sreakase Strykers Kitchen Soap 10-1b bg 35¢ 8 for 25¢ THIS WEEK, & nights and A T R L MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. for da Lasta filca cnflee 1 25¢ CHARLES FROHMAN Presents i | HENRY MILLER The TREE OF KNOWLEDGE. Play Acts, R, © Cherries in ”I’ISuMflo. Vlc or qt hot 65¢, pt hot 4%c None better. Reguiarly T0c ar Oysters Spiced, m jars gt 65¢, pt 40¢ From_Ful t. New York. Reg- Tunmj‘)rvl‘usnés 2% hot 20¢ Leonen's, Paris. Regularl Tooth Powder “victoria~ Reg. % gal 85¢ Listerated or wintergreen A fine old wine. Claret Whisky, “GdSlon” ot bot $1.00 2 : gal 84 00 e, AT 1 n Five ‘artos HOYT'S FUNNIEST PLAY! T THRONG LAST NIGHT., s A'.L-STAR CAST SO SAID THE Uunne & R i ’ b the Bal 13 W~k4 Santa Ana Glive un p’t bottle 5 Oc el bAY aml A NIGHT New crop, better than ever. Send for Child-en’s Prize Contest Catalegue. nt HOYT'S WOMA MA WHALLEY tn | aurabie. The Rev. Father Yorke Preached on | the Importance of the Day. The feast of tne apostles and,Paul was celeb olic churches of the city yesterday. At morning Chiappa. At St. Peter's Church solemn igh mass was celebrated at 10:3) o'clock The Rev. Father xorke preached the ser- mon and at the close of his discourse the venediction of the blessed sacrament was pronounced. t St beautifully decorated with red roses in| honor of the sainta. The evening sermon w delivered by the Rev. Father| O'Keeffe. He said in part: “Italy and Spain are the most romantic countries in the world. The climate must have something to do with it. The Italian at their services in their old country like florld music, and bright lights. The child- | ren dance in front of the tabernacle. The people of this country are more stald, yet it is all one religion. ““The beautiful architectural buildings of the church, the altars and fine singing are mere outward forms. They are| shadows. But the Catholic faith never | changes. will last forever. Let ms all strive for | heaven. The kingdom of heaven is like a net cast into the sea, and gathering in all | kinds of fshes.” At the close of his sermon Father | O'Keeffe administered solemn benedic- | 1 tion. —————————— [ IGNATIAN COUNCIL, Y. M. L., ELECTS ITS OFFICERS | Names of Tiose Who Will Guide Des- tinies of Organization for One Year. Cathedral Council No. 53, Young Men's Institute, held its annual election of offi- cers last Thursday nigl.. at Native Sons’ | The successful candidates are: J. J. Prender- Hall. Honorary chaplain, Very Rev. gast: chaplain, Rev. E. P. Dempsey: president, Walter L. Dorn; first vice president, P. F. McCarthy: second vice president, D. Deasy; recording secretary, John J. Clifford financial secretary, Fred Farm corre- sponding _secretary, P. Fzrrell treasurer, Charles H. Caulfield: marshal, W. A. Hofmann; medical examiner, Dr. Willlam O. Hopper; in- side sentinel, Willlam J. Rattlgan; outside ‘sen- tinel, Edward Wiskotschill; executive commit- tee, Louis A. Kelly, Neal Power and Frank Gonzalez. The delegates to the Grand Council to be held next August are . _Chester Keogh and Neal Power, the alternates being Charles H. Beardsley and Benja- min L. McKinley. Daniel C. Deasy, L. A. Kelly and W. Dorn were appointed a committee to lr- range for a high jinks to be éhen under the auspices of the council in Shasta Hall, Native Sons’ building, Monday, July 2. The best local amateur talent will be se- cured and an enjoyable time s in store for all those who attend. S e L TR Battered His Father. W. W. McNeill, a printer in the rail- way mall service living on Fillmore street near Waller, was arrested yesterday by Policeman Haley on charges of using vul- gar language, disturbing the peace and Fattery.” The complaining withess Is D. W. McNelll, his father. he father called upon the son yesterday to collect some money he had loaned him and a fight en- sued. The young man was taken to the Receiving Hospital, where a conlu!lon of his right hand was dressed, and he was then taken to the prison. He said he in- jured his hand by accidentally striking it against a door, but it is alleged he strucs at his father's face and landed on the wall. ———— Robert Trewin Badly Injured. - Robert Trewin, ex-steward at the Re. celving Hospital, met with a serious ac- cldent Saturday. He was on an electric car in_the Poterero and signalled it to stop. Before he reached the ground the car started and he was thrown violently forward on his face. His right arm was broken, his teeth knocked out and his face cut and bruised. He was taken to the railroad company’s hospital for treat- ——————— ment. 'nemuflyoudmmlhnludm. KR% Mary's Church the altars were | It was founded on a rock and | | Saints Peter ated in all the Cath- | | St. Ignatlus Church the sermon in the| | Paintess was preached by the Rev. Father | Gold and Piatin Silver Filling Dr. R. 9to12 Removable Bridgewcrk. Crowns .......... Pure Goid Filiing children’s teeth—patniessly. = PAINLESS DENTISTRY NO PLATES REQUIR&D OPERA ’ HOUSE . Manager 5 IGRAND PHONE MAIN MOROSCO. WALTER COMMENCING THIS EVEMING, The New Frawley Company In Israel Zangwill's Great Play, Our removable. hidue: waeek*ie' Besutitat and Warranted 10 years. Our $5.00 Plates fit like a glove. Our method for T GHILDREN OF THE GHETTO Is ‘patented an used by no other 2 t'r\\v Julyt dentist on the Pa- cific Coast. for 3 Days: PRICE LIST Extraction.... Amalg: 50 Mrs. L. Waish will attend to the LC T™TH EATR g TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), . L. WALSH. 15% GEARY ST., between Hyde and Larkin, Office Hours—9 8. m. to 5 p. m.; Sundays, | Telephone Polk 1135. | EXTRA MATINEE WEDNESDAY, July 4. ¢ FLORENCE ROBERTS, 2 NEW BICYCLES § REDUCED TO | $20 and $25. ¢ Men’s and Ladiss”. Bnrgams in 2d-hand Bicycles, 835, $10, 815. SEND FOR LIST. LEAVITT & BILL, 309 LARKIN ST. Cleveland Cyclery. Supperted by WHITE WHITTLESEY. Costly Scenic and Costume Production. ARMEN REGULAR MATINEE SATURDAY. SEATS SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. - CHUTES avo ZOO 3 EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING '+ DR MEYERS & C0, | Btrong Asserticns as to Just What farm of cold and so on 1! romedies. At all 1506 Arch ! CAPE NOMEI nADLzY AND HART., WILSON FAMIEY, McDONALD BROS., JACKSON H. HEARD, BELLE WILTON, DICK MACK, NEW MOV ING PICTURES. Diseases and Weakness of Men. § | | SPECIAL! 4th OF JULY. ;iGHAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY - CIER P ig & ON THE CHUTES LAKE. Order Seats by Phone Park 28, NCERT HOUSE. | FISCHER’S SONSERT O ERMA W!\G HAB!LLE 5 <DERWOOD RA and SIG. t MEO A 55 NORMAN _PHILL o3 i TERS AND EDISON'S l‘ ROJECTOSCOPE. Largest Medical Institute and Most Extensive Practice. Consultation Fres. 731 MARKET STREET. SAN FRANCISCO Home Curss. Eealed Private Book, Free. MUNYON'S GUARANTEE. SUTRO BATHS OPEN NIGHTS. Open Daily From 7 a m. to 11 p. = B: 14 t 3 . . the Rcmedies Wil De. andard of excellence main- taine hese hotels is recognized and appreciated by a discrimi tidious clientele who reg: their headquarters when in San Franciseo. Located in close proximity to wholesale and shopping districts, places of amuse- ment and with the further advantage of having street cars to all points of interest pass the entrance. American plan. European plan. hat G will arth Do matter how long standing: tuat bis Beadache Cure will cure lw kind of headacke !n few mitates: that m’ S o - Quicl breal acy hrough troul el Cure the entire Hat of ugzists, 23 cents a vm.' 2] 1t you need -:'-d a1 advice write Prof. Munsyon, | | | It is absolutely free. MACHINERY and SUPPLIES. OUR GOLD DREDGING PUMPS Were succesaful at Nome last year. All others failed. In opers- Tica daily. s Stevenson st. &