The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 16, 1900, Page 3

’ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1900. 3 BREWERS DUTIRG ENDS + e e LEAGUE OF THE CROSS CADETS UNDER TENTS AT SANTA CRUZ il‘\' THAE[UY After the Merry Pranks of Saturday Night the Boys Qpend a Qu1et Sabbath in Camp. D e e rieisieieg 'BUSINESS SECTION OF NEWCASTLE IN RUINS One Hundred Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Property Destroyed by Fire. SUBMARINE BOATS FOR 10SS AT PRESCOTT MORE VIEW OF THE CADETS Been Provided for Outside Aid Will “42 THAN A MILLION DOLLARS " Food and Shelter Has - Connty the Sufrerers and . me th on Not Be Required. § B L:‘-‘BTIE“ME,J:E,i, . A wbe ’ ’ - No More Dread e s e of the Denta! Chair, paper ofices. New an’(, [Efl'a! qulurs. ‘ = = et Street, "'YO\ S l\HALER ’ CURES CATARRH Colds, Coughs, . HayFever, Bron- chitis, Asthma and all Diseases cf the Throat and orrow | mpany will | n its ware- e plaza. Asslstanc- Oflered ess houses rematning m* Coldwater Brothers, A fire limits, but the latter had a close call. | All the mall and effects were ready to be moved at a moment’s-notice. | The office of the Supervisor of Census for the Territory was located in the Pres- cott National Bank building and con- | = | ANNIVERSARY OF SIXTY ¥ | Spectal Dispateh t YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE call | VENTURA, July 15.—Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Seward celebrated their sixtieth wed- ding anniversary ¥ ception was te s Church last night. tended and congratu- ng wedded couple. n, idren and great ildren a(tanded The couple were oth born in New York April 19, 1815, and | were married in Indiana July 13, 1840. They have resided in this city since 1883. —— Will Reside in California. Special Dispatch to The Call STANFORD UNIVERSITY, July 55— | Another compliment has been paid to the | and to the glorious climate of Cal- | by an Eastern millionatre. Georgs | Cooksey, formerly of Irvington, N. has chosen this State for his tumre home and has commenced the erecflon of | 2 house which bids falr to bs one of the | finest mflflly butlt cnuntry midencsl in Californla. be i sdeieieiedebeie CAMP AT SANTA CRUZ G V. ESKRIDGE NS HIS LIFE WITH A BULLET Well Known in Political Cir- cles and Once Lieutenant Governor of Kansas. . Was Suffering From an Incurable Diseass, and Preferred Spesdy Death to Months of Suffering. ESCORTING THE REMAINS. Body of Senator Gear Being Taken to Burlington for Burial. B WASHINGTON, July 15.—The remains | of the late Senator Gear of Iowa were re- moved from here this afternoon and will | be taken to the Gear home at Burlington, | e | [owa, where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon. The casket con- taining the remains was inclosed in' a heavy oaken box with plain silver handles. | Eight members of the Capitol police force, in full uniform, carried the casket from | the hearse to the express car. There was | an absence of flowers or display of any | | kind. Secretary of Agriculture Wik ,.,n escorted Mrs. Gear to the train. accompanying the remains were Colongl Ransdell, sergeant-at-arms of the Senate: | Secretary Wilson. Colonel Root. tae Sena- tor's private secretary and Mrs. Gear's | maid. At Chicago they will be met by | a number of relatives of the deceased Senator and a committee of Burlington | citizens. ———— If you've got $3 30 to spend for a palr of | e | | t | to-da; — ytryls:.l'r of the nmoul store. F. F. Wright, pmvflewr - THE VARIOUS HARBORS emodeling Sale If you need clothes, now’s the time to buy--in fact, should you not intend to purchase yet awhile, our prices warrant your buying right away--you will need clothes soon--save when you can==you can save con- siderable here==especially now. Blue serge suits which were $12.50 and $15.00 are now reduced to $6.85. Cheviot suits which were $15.00 are now selling for $7.00. Cheviot suits which were $10.00 are now $5.25. Golf Shirts worth $1.25 sell for 75c. Big reductions similar to these in every department Whatever you want in wearing apparel we can save you money. SN-WO0D 718 Market Street.