The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 22, 1900, Page 25

ALL FILIPINDS URGED TO STRIKE POWERS WINDOW FOR FREEDON Most Important Testimony | Number of Intereshng Pa- Yet Produced in the pers Found in a Re- Goebel Case. cruiting Office. —— S it Ed Steffee, a Messenger Boy, Declares | One Calls Upon Insurgents to Strike Where They Dare and Spare Neither Men, Women, Chil- dren Nor Old People. ——— SAW THE RIFLE POINTING FROM That He Saw the Assassination | of the Governor Com- H mitted. | July 21.—The Secretary with coples of : relating to an horities in Ma- ishe arge quantity of headline, “‘Repub- »" were found in the house. 4; board, “hlr‘h had been secure- wbridge and his men dis- of papers, all of ng_dated June s from Aguin- icouragement and cader and other nent which ex- d & large numbe: erest was one s of a plot ar- in June to excite The plan contem- »n_the force In the re of arms and ammuni- paper which is of interest as follo Let the or their liberties, and the nations of the ir strength s bears ample testimony ’V#PIL om and (hfl.r de- a th the fate of the American red Brothers, our cause is continue ‘as a thorn in - where men, women, children ty are sure to conquer in the end. me| JESTER MADE DAMAGING ADMISSIONS IN JAIL | Contradicted H.\mself After Declaring That Gates Had Cut His Own Throat. LONDON, Mo., July 21.—Francis aged 48, of St. Louis, Mo., told from m. witness stand at the akes was w uck, irneying from Knox i, to Audrain County, Mis- to visit relatives near Mexico. When Reneick I met an elderly man man with two wagon 1 huk. i with the v arned was Gilbert was from Kansas home near Chicago. with him to Sidney, old man, who I Alexander Jester, ADVEK"‘ISEMEWS The Wiilic Man’s Burden the single word—dys- | sease, which more shuck said he departed, but after- met the old man driving along ey. This time he was had two teams. Jester they passed. The wit- id he saw Je 3 This time as in the Pz a Mr. Shuck he had seen in the apers that 1 that Jester had killed Gates at the jail to see if the pris- same old man who had ob- ¢ riding with Gates. He talked twenty minut The pris- ally asked him if he was go- ar in court against him. said the witness, d seen the two teams at r then told me that cut his own xI'roA( choked up and I left him.’ Shuck up at the right time.’s ned until next Monday, cted that the State will ANOTHER REGIMENT I SOON TO LEAVE CUBA I General Wood Says Troops Are Being bottles of | Kept There Simply for Their 5 Moral Influence. WASHINGTON, July 21.—General Wood, 11 of Cuba, had a confer- burden bodies of of thou- It cures t out of i who r and e to-day w with the result that it was determined to keep a fdrce of about 5000 men in Cuba for sever months yet. thd’ s fail to tell how thankful I as I had suffered so much and could do me no good pounds, and was not I weigh nearly 160 the farm. I have cine to several, and word to say for Dr. ed home. y, posted in Pinar del Rio has been selected as the to come home, and orders d to Cuba by General s decided that the con. ention should be convened I\d' fall, the date being left Ix also Dr. free on recupt of stamps to Free. is sent pay eansu of mailing only. Pierce’s Medical Adviser avs that peace and quit prevail in Cuba and that troops are fi’ there simply for their moral influence. He It - el | expectad to sail for Havana to resume his tains g ges and over 7oo illustra- cial duties next smurday uom. 21 one-cent stamps for the | ;on» m paper covers, or 31 stzm for h binding to Dr. R. lgs" BuFan, Y. ! | | | SEVERE DISCIPLINE FOR CADETS AT WEST POINT N. For Disrespect to an Officer and Haz- ing the Entire Corps Is Ordered Under Arrest. WEST POINT, N. Y., July 2L—Trouble growing out of the punishment of Cadet Bunker for hazing Cadet Norris has re- sulted in severe disciplinary measures be- ing taken by the commandant. is of punishment for disre- utenant Lindsay, the officer s were ‘deprived of . after having taken | the table. They 1 at attention for half an QUuI‘I Bottles, $320 i press Charges Prepaid. Hex rUr GRADE FOR MEDICINAL OR family use. We give you the benefit of the middiemen’s profit. besides, you are guaranteed (- 3 PURE WHISKEY ~gmg g on case to indicate contents. Money if not satisfactory. Twice the price fould buy mo better. Reference, any business firm and commercial agencies. F, EPYRAIM & CO., Distillers’ Agents, 18 Montzomery 6t., S. F., Cal. Fole Agents French Colony Vineyard Co.. Inc. that the entire corps con. es under arrest and that d to the limits of the camp period. There was no hop last night and there will be none here until the order is nm:md@d RAILWAY OFFICIALB HELD. Manager and Supenntsndent of Ta- coma Road Charged With Manslaughter. TACOMA, Wash., July 21.—S. Z. Mit ell' of Portland, general manager, a F. L. Dame, general superintendent of the Tacoma Street Railway Company, have been formally charged with man- slaughter, information being filed against II m this afternoon by the County Attor- is is the result of the Fourth of July street car accident in which over forty lives were lost and sixty persons injured, twenty of whom are stiil in the hospitals. END OF THE COUNTRY CLUB. Mrs. Hamilton Refuses to Give a New Lease of Land. SAN RAFAEL, July 21.—The Country Club, composed of members of the Pacific Union Club, San Francisco, who leased 76,000 acres of land in this county from ihe Shafter-Howard estate, will be forced o_disban Mrs. Hamilton, who owns the I for an ind, CLEVELAND BICYCLES $ Are Still Selling for $$30 $50 The Cileveland Is disa good bicycle. LEAVITT & BILL, 309 Larkin Street, S.F. Second-hand Wheels, $5, §10, $15. new lease and leased to another ¢l marched to camp and | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. "R, 8alein Ladies’ and Children’s Dep’(s. of quality, skimped best workmanship 3 styles, now........0 $3.00 fine cambric S¥ime, with double in the district | secret service depart- | nt Charles R. Trow- | avalry, early in June | t recruiting of- d locality, where fed on without at- | One room was fitted | Filipinos | The blood | rtually a reservation will | Those who stay by each other | and a “‘that no- | Jester then | cross-examination, testified | him in the Paris jail that th the Secretary of” War, | This decision will | wal from the island | ment in addition to those | The First Regi- | | - | violatin cluster of tucks, now.. @ 1=4 with ciennes lace, now.... 65¢ Nainsook S#igy, cuff and neck trim- med with hemstitching and embroid- 49 and Dresses Reducad. for ages 8 and 1¢ $4:00 fine. all-woo with capes, now. §7.50 fine all-weol P 2. 2103 nnv,nv,r,u-mv,n-zv,nmnmnumnnmmuumnmmmm-, RRRRRRERE R REER RN R RRRRRRR RRRRRRRRRR R RN R R R R R Linoleums. week.. de | Tapeslr_v Brussols~—A fall Jine | of neat, choice patterns, worth 55¢ yard—our price this week......... 406 yards in lengths from 85 to 75 yards, a very choice assortment i dddddd i d s i d il d ] extraordinarily low price, per yard.. Maulngs—An “assortment of Japanese make, reversible, Linoiesms——Carefully made | prices now: 45¢ for 55¢ qualities. 80c¢ 1.r 60c qualities. 60¢ for T5c qualities. Z78¢ for 9c qualities. Furniture Sale. lected ash, finished in golden oak, has a two- rows of springs un- derneath, neatly carved, ex- Drostor— Goldea oak fin- ish, has 20x28 French plate bevel-edge mir- ror, neat carv- PERRERRRERRR R R R R R RRRRY RERRRRR R R R R R R R R R R July Clearing Every garment superior not for material and of possible $1.25 fine Cam- bric Gowns, all neatly trimmed, 5¢ $1.50 fine cam- bric Drawe- ers, -mh Maltess lace, now....0806 ruffle of embroidery and insertion and 1.75 $2.00 colored lawn ohemlao, now 50¢ Nainsook Skirt Chamise insertion and edge of Valen- $1.10 | ery, now. z | % $1.65 long yokes trim- } med with lace and embroidery, nov... | asessans snme .$1.10 ; Chiidren’s CGloaks, QGaps $11.00 all-wool 2-viece Tailor-Made Suits, brown or blue, now 51)85 ackets, red or b.u’, 3 all- id Goif Capes, a'so scme silk-lined ones, in solid colors, now. .$4 95 $1.50 Frenc| 6 different styles, 95¢ 50c iancy colored Shakers, red or bue, now.. 5c Al 50c to $1.25 Ladies’ Jumbo Sailors, black or white, all of them this season’s shapes, now.. 38c Ladies’ fine Split Sailors, were $1.50, BOW o gons 2o e ...78€ | Ladies’ finest Sailors made, were $5.00, ] now. .. 82,50 $10.00 Trimmed Hats, finely made, now | a.*)U Impo'tad Hats, now. 311.45 I $18.00 Imported Hats, no $7.65 Carpets, Mattings, Ingrain Carpets—Heavy super- cnoice floral designs in large assort- ment, worth 6Cc yard—our price this Axminster Carpets = 1500 of all styles of patferns—this week to close at the 80¢c 100 rolls to choose from—carpet designs, prettily colored in red, blue, green, gold, etc., an exczptional value, per yard....250 from best cork and free from flaws (no sec- onds here), these were thoroughly dry before they left the factory, perfect goods made to withstand wear—our Linoleums 12 feet wide if desired. We illustrate and describe to-day two of the many furniture bargains that the July clearing in this dapartment has pro- duced. ply wire mat- tress with 3 tra well made and finished, exactly as in cut, at the very low price.. "3 75 - THE EMPORIUM. Every boy wants a watch | and most boys will need a new School Suit after the vacation. week to give Both for the Price of One. The Watch is an American nickel- plated, open-faced, full-s zed, good time- keeper. All-Wcol 2-piece School Suits—Sizes 8 to 16 years, We progose this Guaranteed for one year. $2.45 0 $10.00. All-Wool 3-piece School Suits—Sizes 10 to 16 years, $4.95 to $10.00. Boys’ Long Pants Suits—For ages 18 to 19 years. $4.95 to $15.00. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1900 25 1 THE mom | THE EMPORIUM. box'—on NMonday. 40c Chamber P: bright coloru—apecml Monday......28 | wood Ename’ed Steel Fruit Funnels. Round Maple Wood Bread Board: Lemonade Straws—bunch Large Meat Safes.. - 65c Dis n—] p: | quart size—special Monday.. 440 10c boxes Dripless Wax Gas Tapers (80 in Sc 15¢ Polished Handled, re'mnad bal’re] Gas Lighters—on Monday...........10c $2.00 Gas Stoves, 2 burners — special | Monday. .$1.37 Salad Sets—fork | and spoon, pol- | Patent Automatic Ice ished white Swiss laurel . 25¢c | Unbrezkable indurated fiver @mp 25¢ | 65c Saucepan—8 vusrts, long handle, ani cover, best enamel ware—Momnday | | Ad _]uslabIB Fl;v Sm-eensf { T5¢ F loor | Brush— vegetable fiber, stronger than bristles, 16-inch block and hzndles—MDfldgy | oo o epring — will not bruiss the hand.... 5¢ i { extra wide, metal or wood frames..... 5c Fiuting Irons for rufiss... -45¢ 30c Saucepan—4-qt. size, lipped and handled, best enameled ware—Monday.......22¢ | Sleeve House Furnishings at Very Special Prices. $2.00 Family Wring- er—one of the best made — special Monday... . $1.49 20c 0: Can—gaiion size, extra heavy screw cap and brass drip cup—Monda; 14¢c | Ostrich Feather Duster—S8-inch. 25¢ ... quart Ice-Cream Freezers—-easy run- ning; quick .$51.65 | Universal Ironing anrds 1 any ordinary kitchen table—3 boards and brace..... $2.25 0il model, 2 burners, best made.... Stove—1900 .$8.50 Wickless Blue Flame Boards for ironing shirt waists 50¢c Main floor—Back of rotunda. Sale of Kingman & Fox’s Ladies’ Shoes at About 65¢c on the $1 Continues This Week. K.&F. prices $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $5.00 Our Prices $1.69 $1.98 $2.37 $3.35 All stylish goods, just out of the factory. No short lots or broken sizes. us at 65c on the dollar. Hundreds pleased customers last week. Bought by of Sale of Ribhons. This season’s 20¢, 25¢ and 35: Ribbons— about 3000 yards, 33 and 4 inch Black and White Gauza and Moire Taffeta Ribbons in assorted colors; also 23- inch Persian R bbons. On spe- 122 cial sale Monday only...ceeeeeem Main Afsle. Toilet Articles at Money Saving Prices 50c size Sutherland’s Shampoo 4%¢ Very arge bleached Sponge.. Kirk's White Oatmeal Soap, cake Kirk’s Juvenile Soap, (new size), cake.52 Mme. Idaline’s Face Cream (free demon- stration), per jir... 500 Mme. Idaline’s Creme de Pomme, cures black heads... ..50¢ Mme. Idaline’s Face Rouge, a natural tint. Italian Ca: Rose Milk Toilet %ap. box 3 cakes.fue Imported Tooth Brushes, good quality Best q\uhty Ladies’ Ruhber Glovae.cfio Fountain Syringe, 2 quarts, best, 3 pipes ..750 Dr L:mbert‘s Witch Hazel Crsam, 6 oz Solullflad Aie ing apparatus.... Dr. Lambert’s Skin Soap, 8 cakes... ..25¢ ohol with h;n. Stationery. The newest fancy box with pictures from life in black and white on the covers, suitable for framing, containing 24 sheets cream tinted kid finish corres- pondence paper and 24 envelores to match, 4 sizes, per box, 250. 350, 40c ani.. .Suc QGards—from your own plate. best quality, per bundr:d............. 87l Demnison’s Seafing Wax Sets, including your own seal, set for..68€ Our Spec:al Box, containing one quire paper with envelopes to match, latest tints, rough or smooth fin'sh, billet, octavo and commercial sizes, box 256 Tin Gash Boxzs—Yale lock with 2 keys.. 5¢ Ink Tablets, good qualities..5@ to 280 Emporium Playing Cards— equal to 3oc per pack cards, have picture of store on back, per pack.150@ Main Floor—Back of Rotunda. ings, exactly as in cut, a splendid value for $12 — our epecial price... 7.75 - Second Floor. B B et m'emmmmm Ll 2ol 2 ddd i adddd ddd dddd nmnmuumfiumn Ask for a Trans~ fer Card, which aliows you to buy in all de- partments without paying until final EMPORIY GoldenRule Bazaar. purchase is made. CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE PP TR P E L L EE L D P L E L E e P P R P PR B R R PR P P P PP R e Sale of Belts. Half Prige for our entire stock of this season’s Dog Collar Belts, in black seal, brown morocco, etc. Reg- u'ar prices range from 50c to $2.75. Half Prices Monday. Sale of China and Glassware. These Salts and Pep- pers, fine imitation of cut glass, new shapes, silver plated tops, on special sale londay, enc.Ii Q white stone china of the best qua'ity, on cial sale Mom= 1y, each....120 Royal Biue Stippled Gold Cuspidore, large siza..68¢ Large Semi- porcelain D:co- rated Chamber Set, 6 pieces, set .$2.10 This store is large, cool and well ven- tilated — a pleas- ant shopping place at all times. Hand- some Parlors, Cafe, Telephones, ete. The Authorized Text Books for Primary, Grammar and High Schools will be on sale Thursday, July 26, and thereafter, in Special School Book and Supply Departmeni—Main Floor. le Watch with | Sale of Stylish Wash Fabrics. Percales, Corded Dimities, Seersuckers— three choice lines on special sale Monday only—36-inch percales in good | colorings; neat designs and colors in Corded Dimities; and odd lots of Crin- kled Seersuckers - about 8750 yards in all—your choice to-morrow, per yar . Be Sale of Shams and Sguares. About 25 dozen pieces Imitation Irish Point Shams and Squares; the shams are 22x32 inches, the squares 16316 | inches and 2)x2). Very fine quality | and pretty designs, the cheapest among them being regularly 50c—on Special Sale Monday on! pecia ¥ . 25¢ v Main Alsle. Remnants : Haif Price | Mionday. | Seasonable items | From Many Dep’ts. Traveling Toilet Gutfit—Cyl- I inder case, grain leather........37.25 Canvas Roilups— Waterproof | ing Grain Leather Rollups $7.75 Shoeblack=- ing Sets — Punnher dauber and blacking.....380 nail Pocket Necessaire—Mirror, comb, file, pick, ete.... . leohlng Bag—\ good one. per set...... Sewing Machine — szm Drop Head, guaranteed for 5 v ite enamel or n Picture Frame Dep’t ..$1.00 | Bahy carrlage—fluod or paraso top, extra good one for $6.50 | Archery Set—Complets for.25¢ Crokinole Boa. AS—an center | $1.50 | Brownie Cameras—For chil- d | Ahr-maun Clothes Hampen—I 'or Splint 50 a1. soiled clothes............. Misco Dry Battery. Waste Basket—Fancy stra round..cecevevnee Christy . squars v ..50¢ Bloyala Saddlo— Ladies’ or gentlemen’s model..$2.90 Crepe Paper—For fancy work; all or colors, 20 inches by 10 feet, roll.10@ Sale of Finest Lace Curtains. | All this week your choice of our entire | line of Irish Point, Brussels, Battenberg ! and Point de Calais Lace Cart ing in price from $7.50 to $2 | One-Quarter Off thke Regu:ar Low Prices. Sale of Best Groceries-Liguors. Hams — Best Eastern Sugar Cured Emporium brand, Mond:zy, 101230 Goffee—Ou $ 1.00 Salmon — iancy red Alaskan, 1 Ib. tins, Monday, doz. 81.15, - Oc @heese—iull Cream California, best, Monday, Ib - 260 Onn-y Powder—Crosse & B ack- | wel’s, bottle 15¢ | Washing Powder | Pyramid, Monday, 10 packages for ..25¢ | Lbb s "Pork and Beans— | Monday—a 3-1b can. 100 { "Wctm-yMub’ ine breakfast food, large packages, Monday, 4 for Extra Brandy—Full qnln bots les, | Monday. 80c | Soblitz Beer—>Monday, | _82.285, doz. pts & Tipo Chianti Glaref—reriec: dinner wine, Monday, quart decanters 490 Eciipse Haraszthy & Co. — quart bottles.... ay s while supply lasts mmmmmm’g AARA AR A ARAAARALA R AR AR A AU AR aad RAXARARERAN QRARRAAR R RR AL AR ARARAR AR R RARARARUAR TR AAAR AR A LA A AR AR A ARAR AR Aaan AR AR AR A RRA AR R AR AR AR AR AR R T AR AR R AR R AR AR R LA R ARG AR AR WARAARR A e qaqann e I i WILLIE VANDERBILT ARRESTED AND FINED Young Millionaire Taken Into Cus- tody for Running His Automo- bile Too Fast. MILTON, Mass., July 21.—It developed to-day when the case was called in court that Willlam K. Vanderbilt, the young millionaire, who yesterday made a flving trip from Newport to Boston in his auto- mobile, was arrested yesterday afterngon by Park Policeman Bernard O'Neill for the Blue Hill Park regulations concerning the speed of vehicles. leased on - INTERES1S THE COAST. Postoffices Established, Pensions Is- sued, Army Surgeons Ordered Here. Special Dispatch to The Call. WASHINGTON, D. C., July 21.—Post- office established: CnlI(omla.—mehmonfl Contra Costa County, Lyman H. Naugle, | Postmaster. Postmastér commissionsd: Was —James M. Benson, Theon. Postmasters appointed: Oregon—Clmon Ch.tlop Coun- ty, Samuel Elmore. vice J. J-I”ncer' Te- D. Stueven, on signed; Ord, Count: vice H. H. Fisk, resigne P ions issued lo-d. Cl portion of the u:au. retum to flvo . Ontarlo nal—John rk, Stockton, $6; Marsh, $10; Ferdle:..nd lmhoru Soldlers’ Home, Los " se“‘, French, Fortuna, $6; William Miller, San Jose, $6. Renewal—Patrick H. Bartron, Santa Ma- ria, $6. Original widows—Helen E. Rob- erts, Yountville, $8; Mary Zeligler, Long Beach, 38; Mary Duckel, Ingleside, San Francisco, Oregon—Original widow—Eliza B. Ham- lin, Portland, $S. Washington — Original — Marcus M. Holmes, Seattle, $6. Increase—Charles Taylor, Vesta, $8. The following acting assistant army surgeons have been ordered from the laces designated to San Fram isco: W. 4arln Chapman, Cheboygan, Mich.; Harry Many, Honeydale, Iph W. New- ton Barre, Vi: Willl W. Reno, De- troit, Mich.; Michael J. Rowe, Bridge- ort, Conn.; LOulS A. Spaeth, Jersey City, II‘I J.; Lionel A. B. Street, Brookline, ass.: Isador M. Unger, New York City, N. Y.; Edward E. Lamk!n St. Louis, Mo, MANY HOUSES , BURNED. VISALIA, July 2L—Fire broke out in Chinatown this afternoon in a house at the northeast corner of Bridge and Center streets. The flames spread rapidly and in less than one hour half of Chinatown . All the houses on the entire half block burned. The Ch of their dens in hordes. Several were lcorched by the furlous flames. The loss o emmion of Bacie Grove. el inese came out ————— Sacrificc of Curios. Lovers of the beautiful will have a rare chance to purchase Chinese and Japanese fire sale, which , at the t workn %{ lré. ;l ,t;!oemgir;u ens Tuesda lore of Wing Fat i Co., 719’ Dupon street. Stock worth $3) moui.:: sold :m. L in o oul rmnes.x} ted to e rm July 24, ANNUAL FIELD DAY OF CHAUTAUQUAN ASSEMBLY Professor Keep and Dr. Anderson Conduct a Very Interesting Walk Along the Beach. PACIFIC GROVE, July 21.—The annual Chautauqua Assembly fleld day was cele- brated very successfully to-day, a large crowd of people attending. The exercises were held at the sandhills just back of Moss Beach. After the events were de- cided luncheon was taken under the quaint old live oak trees that are so numerous abAo;u thel sfi)ll'dhllll on ‘ter luncheon a autaqua round table was conducted by Rev. qD Bevier, vice president of the Pacific Gosst branch of Chautauqua, and consisted of varlous literary, musical and some purely Chautauqua events. ¢ ring he afternoon Prof J. K of Mills College and Dr. C. L. Andersos y. lar work carried on to-day, every- f“: else beinx suspended for the Sat- urday outin; The second great musical event of this year's assembly occurred to-night and was an illustrated concert given by the San _Jose Oratorio Society of uventfinva voices under the direction of J: ilton Howe, M.B., of the College of Music. The conccrt. wmch wu an exemplification of the growth of the oratorio from its beginning to the ognnnt day, contained the novel illustrated Ly sterecapticon WILL VISIT GRAND ARMY. campment at Chicago. Spanish Minister to Attend the En- CHICAGO, July 21.—The Duke of Arcos, the Spanish Minister at Washington, will Ibe in Chicago on Monday, August 7. . John Black. chairman of the invitations com- mim-e for the Gra nd Army encampment, has received a letter from the first secre- tary of the Spanish legation that sets at rest all doubts on this point. panied by the Duchess his sec responsibility. WM. A. HEWITT. P. H. REARDON. COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11 to 13 FIRST STREET, San Franeiseo, Cal. HEATERS AND : The Duke will arrive on the date mentioned. accom- tary. GIANT AIR COMPRESSORS e AND... GIANT ROCHK DRILLS, STEAM BOILERS, | ENGINES CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Our reputation among contractors and miners Is evidence of Estimates furnished upon application.