The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 1, 1900, Page 7

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1900 ILIMPIC CLUB SPRINTERS RUN f0R A DINNER Kane and Ph:l\&a d | Love-Lorn Sailors From the‘ on the Cinder Eliza Miller Remained | for a Feed. in Samoa. g e ?Iub's Outside | Woo and Win Dusky Maidens While Was Timed Men From the Wrecked Bark That Elsie Draw Lots for Their Places. NEWS FROM THE OCEAN AND THE WATER FRONT e "WILL BE RENT - ASUNDER BY A GIANT BLAST | Preparations for Destroying Shag Rock No. 2 About Complete. Ten Thousand Pounds of Nitro-Gela- tine Will Be Used to Destroy LS ~ Menace to Bay Navi- gation. | ey Shag Rock No. 2 will be blown to atoms day next week, probably Tuesday or inesday, provided there is no hitch in the final preparations which are now be- Ing made by the contractors who have agreed 1o remove this obstacle to naviga- | | tion from s of the bay. Shag F feet distant | | from where which was out of blown count it has an object of spe- - craft eighteen feet had ated tranc rrent point elg the average current speed is exce Tt was at first intended to erect a plat form over the rock and drill to the depth s 3 md at high tide this | required, as was done with Shag Rock it this method was found to be impracticable owing to the_difficulty of | | securing a safe anchorage. It was tnere- | | tore determined to dep upon surface | | expi 1s to disintegrate the rock, rely- ing pon the resistant force of the e.gm— | een feet of water lying above to ai the work of demolition. The rock ex- tends about 150 feet each -way. rectangular in shape and cons of 2908 cubic yards of rock, w must be re- ved before the contract is fulfilled. The requirement is to secure a thir foot depth of water at mean low wat | | The rock is divided into squares and at each intersection -there will be anchore a charter member Water-Front Notes. il be the pi WRIGHT AND DRUMMOND OWN THE SAME WIFE To Defeat the Claims of Last Named Husband the Lady Confesses mm is appears 10 be a diffic at $4000 worth of pre e name of Margaret D. sald Mrs. Drummond 1t asked her if it was pos- had married Drummc m d w 1 knowledge 1t a husband ;\ a S irc 1 s form: mar Then 3 Miro Is Bieleasda she told her stor 1 married E: 21 a Mr. McWatt the early séventies.: He:d Then she mar- known’ as ot in 1882 In is our s deadened Drumn love for Drummond for end of that period h K to becau id. Mrs. isband, there no ness of the contention next 1a Drummond is the keeper of a saloon. —_— e WILL SOON HAVE A i SPLENDID MUSEUM | The Call’s | Semi- Centennial | Admission Day | Edition. Out September 2, 1900. | 2 s One Hundred and Eighty Firms Sub- scribe to the Pacific Commer- cial Project. | Several months ago a number of promi- nent citizens called a meeting of the busi- ness men of this city with the object of establ clal museum after the plan of the big in- stitution in Philadelphia. An~ executive committee was formed, composed of »r Phelan, Irving M. Scott, President Wheeler of the State University, A. A. win of the Manufacturers' and Producer: Association, R. P. for the purpose of canva State for members. It was decided that necessary to start the movement on a fair financial basis. The committee has been doing hard work and now the re- quired number has been obtained. At @ meeting of the committee on Fri- y the conclusion arrived at that it time to begin the actual work. Under | plan suggested and indorsed by the eneral committee the next move will b to form a board of governors. be done at a meeting to be held on Sep- tember 13, which will be called by Presi- t Wheeler. At that gathering the work so far accomp everything turned over to the board governors to be then chosen. Those rested feel assured that the Pacific nerclal museum is now on the high to success and that in time it will be of . the Interesting features of San ciseo. —————————— Robbed a Saloon-Keeper. Maggie O'Dea and Joseph Dean were arrested early yesterday morning by | Policemen Cavanaugh and _Fowle on a | charge of grand larceny. They are ac- cused of stealing $40 and a gold watch from C. A. Peterson, a saloon-keeper at | 32 Jackson street, in the Adelphi House on Kearny street. The case was called in Judge Fritz's court yesterday and con- tinued till Tue th Page Upon Page. ... Of Intensely Interesting Stories Profusely Ilustrated as only the | Sunday Calcandoit. | The Greatest . | | Admission Day l Edition Ever Printed. | ! ———— ! Pickle Man Sued for Divorce. | Mary B. Reed filed suit vesterday for a divorce from William E. Reed, proprietor of Reed’s Pickle Works, 718 Bryant street, | In knping with his profession Mrs. Reed says her husband has a sour temper. She charges him with various acts of cruelty. In addition to a decree of divorce Mrs. | Reed asks for the community property, which amounts to $4200. The Sunday Call Leads Them A", —— e Child’s Study Club Meets. The first meeting this season of the San Francisco Child’s Study Club was held . yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the ishing here a Pacific Coast commer- | Watkins of the Board of Trade, E. Good- | Jennings and others, | sing the city and | at least 180 firms as members would be o2 This will | lished will be reported | Drum- | It can b Tien andled with now engaged ubstance from in whiciy it is ored handle it without féar, ».) erine. punity im- ral edu: its next meet- )N next at the Ocelden- | ill be reqiiréd to blow up Shag Rock No. 2. The resulting spectacle is expected to be quite as sublime as wa® that on the casion of the destruction of Shag Rock 1, when a column of water was fro- ected 1000 ‘feet im t ! COMPLAINING WITNESSES REFUSE TO PROSECUTE Three Cases of Assault to Murder Are Dismissed by Judge To-Day’s News Letter. This issue of the News Letter is one f particular crispness aund zest. It has an Cabaniss. editoriai on “God, Golf nd Parson,” cases were dismissed by | Which handles the latest social sensation vesterday because the | Without gloves. P ity Belmont, giving case .re<| tion-to:the M particular Int to everybody Tayler, the man of f it -the hats and smen wear. M mentary, but he i 1 Schuyler, nockers® r, was charged or stabbing re full of good th! s well up to the N Forgery Is Charged. arles Allen, a guest at the Clay-street swore t0.a complaint Fritz court yesterday Walter Hudiberg on a charge of forgery. He charges Hudiberg with in s head: striking pocket hefore has kept possession of it. B AR Nurse Simpson in Court. Simpson, the nurse accused was stabbed. S Sliatadendiy Arrest of C. F. Kapp. “The partners hncke an longed to. Mrs. whom shé attended before her death, Instructed and arralgned in Judge Con Jeanne Ney La Rm‘ha v on bonds in sum_of $4000 and secured Kapp's re- Jease,. Koannoke alalms Kapp. nas bosicd him in business affairs. lan's court yesterday. At the request of her attorney, ex-Judge Low, the case was | continued till next Wednesday. 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COAL, COKE AND PI3 IRON. | 1.C WILSON & CO.. 20 Pattery, Stroet } elephone Main 1364. | COPPERSMITH., cw s“m Ship Plumbing, Steamboat and g » Ship Work a specialty. 1§ ana 18 Washington st. Teleohone Main 564l ELECTRICAL. D. D. WASS, Blectrical Engineer, 34 Fast St. FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS. BOYES & CO- &5 5 Nialn T GALVANIZING AND METALS. 104 Mrg. FINN METAL WORKS, 315 Howard st. HARYESS DRESSING. “PALO ALTO.” Best leather preserver on earth. 2%5c. Robincon Chem. Co., 1169 Howara. LITHOGRAPHING. Unlon Lithograph Co., 325 Sansome st., Artistic Lithographers and Printers. Gov censee for Imprinting of Revenue S METAL. Extra linotype and stereotype metal. Pacific Metal Works, 137-9 First st, San Francisco. OILS. OILS. LEONARD & S. F. Phone Main 1719, PAINTS. LUBRICATING LIS, 418 Front st., EL- Cylinder & Lubricating Olls, Schnetd Candles. C. G. CLINCH & CO., 9 Front, S. F. PRINTIN PRINTER, E. C. FUGRES. 511 Sansome st., PRINTRS. BOOKBINDERS. THE HICKS-JUDD CO., 23 First st., STATIONER AND PRINTER. 8 P San Franctsco. WHITE ASH STEAM COAL, 35575, , °F DIAMOND COAL MINING CO., at its GREEN RIVER COLLIERIES, is the Best Coal in the market. Office and Yards—430 Main strest Big & 11 & 00n-porsonome remedy for uonom Gleet, Spermatorrhe, (orner Fourth and CAFE ROYAL Market, Try ur " Special Brew Steam and Lage Overcoats and \ alises checked tree. I & Dealer In Metals & Galvanizing. JOHN s Mining | AA ! PAIN'S BATTLE OF SAN JUAN FIRST TIME TO-NIGHT. {AT THE SIXTEENTH AND FOLSOM STREETS GROUNDS Most Thrilling War Scene Ever Produced! and Red Cross Nurses! TION WITH - PAIN'S $1000 FIREWORKS ! DEVICES Y ROTECHNICS! EMBER 2. 25c, 500, 75c and $1.00 Igh and 25 SAT) Sept. 1 l‘\. .~.( bal 10¢; -childrem, GRAND RALLY OF VAUDEVILLE'S STRONGE FO YOSCARY TROUPE, Lavender and Thomson, The Tobins, | NEWSKY TROUPE, LEW HAWKINS, CAROLINE HULL, AND WAGNER. MACA NIMAL SHOW. BIOC | SPECIAL MATINEE %ONDAY. Sept. 3. . 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