The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 2, 1900, Page 28

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1900 ADVEBTISF.IENTS. (SHiAR, THE gypgy | NEWS TROM Tht OCEAN ARD THE WATER FRONT Sailing of Transport Logan for Manila With Re- inforcements. A Genius of the {rient. Captain Tilton and Some Comrades Had a Narrow Escape From | Death in the Gulf of Panama. | LSS The transports Logan and Egbert got | away the Orient yesterday. The for- | 1 enlisted men and - Mantla, while the | supplies | “Har- "Pa- | = Comanc > trying to get Last night was burned s will have. to bor- | board cook the regu r meals. The T a three weeks' rest at 11 to the Towa some oal famine will be Water Front Notes. scho rrived from Unga largest_catch 4 fishing banks. has arrived a e i s o1 e 4 irezd of the Denfal Chair e foremast the topmast up, by the German head of horses tered German ship Alster- have p . now at to ertz cived owners, Me Alsten of | chief officer a cablegram ST, New and the received ST. PATRICK’S PARISH TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC — New York Dental Parlors, ™ P someee 723 Market Strest, FRANCISCO, 14 its annual n Rafael, to- hat the picnic will MAT > PORTLAND, OF assured fact o TCAN, . isplayed and at ts. Various have bee zed from other !——l parishes in the ¢ ompany the ex- ; mme of sports has ; e committee on games L. KOSTER, PRES : nid costly prizes will F. J KOSTER, GEN SUPT i e of picnickers will start at 9 o'clock, accompanied | GENERAL COOPERAGE. the special train will leave at 6:30 o'clock. Tickets may be DELL EXCELSIOR T )DERS ferry on the morning of of tickets has been e of 50 cents for the admission to the foll, are the which the > of wing | CALIFORNIA i y ochats BARREL CO. Davic "Rev. P. Heslin, trea e e Farewell Piano Recital. chramm, assisted by her =mRI| ave a farewell pia WORKS T WENTY-SECO! A I S T TY-SECOND AND ILLINOIS ence. The programme wi STR EETS. containing numbers in_which the clever | little piakist has been heard man: < OFFICE The Mozart X ie in D minor” and ] the Bach were perhaps the 3827 MARKET STRE happiest and the little com- 4 3 poser’s own works ) (1) were ’ SAN FRANCISCO. to with ure. The | + B vz ere not so | wding much in need of and iilustrating very ef- at ex age of the career same may be dagio” and tie Hark! The ain included on the for of the ubert-1 A ] visr DR. JORDAN'S srear BUSEUZ OF ANATORY) = 1061 ¥ARZET OT. bet. GR2TR, 5.7.Co. Anatomical M hich was me. gl SE R New Quarters. Owing to a large increase in their busi- n & Hoag, the real estate brok- e been forced to obtain larger of- om and hav cured the office va- | cated by the Oceanic Steamship Company 114 Montgomery street, which will give or three times the space they upy, together with the window. —_————— | In the Divorece Court: \ Suits for divorce were filed yesterday | | by Alice F. Carr against William Carr for failure to provide; Birdie M. Hart | inst George R. Hart for failure to pro and Catherine M. Farmer against | Farmer for failure to provide. \ | ! | { now oc W. Emblematic Cards. riginal designs. 100 Cards 1 rlor and Residence Send for samples. THE GABRIEL FRINTIEG CO., 416, Secramento street, San Francisco. ————— | k i N. 8. G. W. Cards. Messrs. Cooper & Co., the art statfoners, 746 Market street, are showing some very | pretty designs in N. 8. G, W, cards and | all orders for fr!mlng same receive care- ful and promp | attention. BOMBS AND SET PIECES ' FOR THE CELEBRATION * ® 22T vsouLh of Fort Mason. L.C.RrisTOLES! ByrraTiN Eom... (LTON AL NATHAN. IEW TRUMPETER HE committee on fireworks prom- ises to give a grand display on the Van Ness avenue, on the vacant lots It is expected that | this display will surpass anything that managel Collier and Henry L Stangenberger, bulletin | has ever been presented to the peopls of | San Francisco. The committee yesterday | accepted the following programme of t‘\‘l‘“lSZ Device reprasenting the the plains with burro an of repeating shells producing national colors; aerial l:il'dan ploneer coming across pack; bombardment produced by the <u»n rockets; device, the American flag at Monterey Foattery of Californias choice flo an aerial picture of golden clouds studded «\f 25-inch shells; design, “ne J. Meussd Brothers, m Cluff Com: m Brothers ach. be the floor to be glven in the to vi, J. G. Martin, “nnor nstedt. Other com- ected from the vari- s have been 1. low Robert Tho; Adolph Winter Julius Lip 3 A Racouillat, P Dick, H. D. Lansing, Abrams, §: o) James, 3 Rowlands, George B Durges, Theo H. Forbes, ohn W. Riley, J B e, Fred H. Sul s George P. Nippert, Dr. C. A But a Square Deal, Is what you are after. Odds and ends all right, but if you cannot get your them, what good are they? E HnK cheaper than any E embroidered vest- e sin toes and kid tips, will luced to $1.45 a pair. Sizes 3% to widths C, D and E. 8, LADIES' VICT KID OXFORD TIES, with «llk embroidered vesting tops, nar- row hand turned soles and stitched French heels, reduced Sizes 4 to Tt, widths Gloria Shoes $3.50 For ladies. All styles, in kid, patent leather or box calf, turned of welted es. B. KATCHINSKI, PHILADELPHIA SHOE CO. 10 Third St., San Francisco. night of September 10 at the foot of explosion of | Commodore | o be produced by the simultane- | the | © ASSISTANT TROMPETRR ACTIVE succ EBRATION. WORKERS FOR THE 3SS OF THE BIG CEL- 9 Glover, Paul Louls P. in t, Philin Wern Maher, Mil H. Wider, and P Schoenwald a3 nqunn o , L&) ADVERT ISEMEN 'I‘S. SPITE ALLEGED IN ARREST OF CHARLES KAPP Complications Dsvelop in the Sale of a Saloon. 1 Kapp’s Attorney Denies That His| Client Has Any Idea of Leav- | ing the City in Haste. S | “C. H. Koehncke’s action in gausing the arrest of Charles F. Kapp was simply the | result of malice,” said Attorney Henry C. | McPike, who represents the defendant, | yesterday. “Under the statute the arrest | of a person may be procured in a civil action If the same is based on allegations | of fraud. 1 have been asked whether | the arrest was caused by rumor \ha(. Mr. Kapp was going to leave the city. Mr. Kapp is here at his permanent place of residence and here he intends to stay. He will fight this case through o the end | and we do not anticipate defeat.” | In the affidavit upon which the arrest of Kapp was ordered Koehncke alleges that on March 16 last Kapp solicited his aid, together with that of Karl W. Muel- Alfred Fuhrman and Ernest O. Wil- and prevailed upon them to bu in the saloon, restaurant and th ater at 1200 Market street, which Kapp claimed was worth Kapp said, is claimed in the affidavit, that during two months and twelve days from Jan ary 1 to March 12, his profits were $4379 36. These statements were false and fraudu- lent, Koehncke alle nd scys that in- stead of producing the profit alleged k& Kapp the bu went behind in the sum of $4000. Belie it ness ing Kapp's statements to be trus Koehncke dvanced Karl W. Mueller §1000 and Alfred Fuhrman, as agent for Mueller, $2000. As soon as they discovered the alleged fraud Koehncke he made a demand on Kapp for the return of the mo but Kapp refused to consider his demand. Koehncke then 1it_against L to recover the d the arrest o he defer nt fol- _— e rty-two inves relating to cycles > taken out last r by women. 2000000 JOOOOO00 ADVERTISEMENTS. e D DR.MEYERS & CO all probability tired of incomy -all pa e trial similar swind Our treatment g! vigor, vitality, s ambition to we spondent m married or of the cause of - - We master ness, unnat ete., quick . /// nently. 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Pacific Coast Steamshm Co. leave Broadway | | e s 8 b =+ | the: | HOT SPRINGS, SONOMA | han {SKAGGS 35T 00 Vua | | from San Francisco and but ine milles of | "‘F', staging: waters noted for medicinal v - or Furv»a..‘ nurh - m., Sep- | best natural bath In State; grand mountain | tember 5, and’ every: scenery: gocd trout streams at door; telephone, r'v‘h Iy thereafter. telegraph: dally mall and_express; FIRST- | For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Stmeon. Cayue CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERVICE: v round o San Francisco only 35 50. Take Tiburon ferry Terms, §2 a day or’ rences—.ny guest of the past | tantly increasing. LGR! five years; RH patrorage urth day 'm-m t , Magdalena Bay EUMATISHN Altata, La Paz nt: ===eCURED==y= s (Mexieo)—10 a. by the waters and the mud baths . and the hot mineral baths of For further Informatfon obtain any’s . folders. BYRON HOT SPRINGS | “Hr™compans reserven tho rien: o chanen Address A. BETTENS, Manager, steamers, salling dates and ho plar Byron Hot Springs, Cal Without previous not . LOMBARD & CO., 38 Geary st City Agts. || TICKET OFFICE—4 New Montsomery street (Palace Hotel). = — ———————| GOODALL, PERKINS & 0 FKE Free !rrwn fogs and_ cold | Market st CAMP MEF inds. The Popular Resort | Among Redwoods of Sonoma Co.; Free Boat- ing, Bathing, Fishing and Hunting. Lots sell from $10 to $75. Cottages built from $30 and upward. Board apd lodging. $6 per week: un- DISPATCH FAST STEAVE furnished rcoms. $1 per week. Address H. M Cathp Meoker. EOR'TI.A ’\T D > From Spear-street Wha CALIFORNIA 101 - PRINGSE2: %c% | FARE g2cres cioe THE 0. B, & . 1. pehiar e Cln $8 Second C! prings; new maragement: a place of comfort | gry v sgus; 46 miles trom F.. via Tibaron | SFATE OF 'CALI A ferry. R. R. station on hots! grounds: exten- o sive ewimming tank: $1050 and up per week: "2{‘" "”I'”\ Lot g round trip §110 on Sunday. COOPER & STEW- | Short line to fWa ART, Agua Caliente, Cal. Long-distance phone. Sons an e 13 o = Throush tickets to all <1 Agent, KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS. - Mariet ot. The healthiest resort in the prettiest county in Californfa. Trout fishing—finest in the State— Shove! Creek, 15 miles for casting. Hunting— plenty of game in surrounding mountains— grouse, quail, deer and bear. EDSON BROS., Proprietors, Beswick. Siskiyou County, Cal. GOODALL, PERKIYS AMERICAN LINE, FEW YORR, S0TTTANPTON LO NDON. PARTR e A r. westhound. LAUREL DELL LAKE. Stopping at ¢ ay. 10.a. m. The most attractive place in Lake County to | (& o™ N YO0f Lous. oct. T epend your vacation. Boating, bathing, bowl- | S Louis - rk Oet. 10 ing. tennis, livery, new walks, etc. Writa for | N°W Yo Sept 1 Oct. 17 circular to H. WA St. Paul AR LINE Laure! Dell, Lake County, C: RED STAR L . New York snd Antwern. BLUE LAKES, | s e Weste: Oct. 10 Lake Co.; fine fishing, boating, bathing -nd Kes - huntin the heart of the mountains. The | Noord'and best table In Lake Co. Add O. WEIS- J _MAN, Midlake P. O., Lake Co. Cai. o KAHLER'S new summer r:lal'!. Cazadero, Cal. —Hdme cooking. excellent fishing ing; general mdse.. choice liquor TOYO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR ner First ard Brannan Morton g BRETAG for YOKOHAMA and HONGRONG, 'u’mnxm' Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasakl and Shanghal, a dia, etc. No cargo received on board on & of saflinz SS. NIPFON MARU MARIPOSA land and Aust - ALIA ( Via Hoagiute. Wednesdny., s Round-trin tickets at reduced rates. For | J D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.. Agts., 543 Market St freight and passage apply at company’s office. | Pigr 7, Foot Pacific St. Freigit Office. 327 Market St. 421 Market street, corner nf Filrst. H. AVER General "BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS. KOSHOS LIN B SR R, 5, VY YARD ARD VALER, Monthly Sailing for_ \.xp-msn and Hamburs, | via Mexican por!l, umml and South 8. 8. Tln(n 4500 tonl ulln about September Steamer “Monticello.” .. Wed., Thurs. an The 3. - D. ECKELS & BROS. C t and office, Mi: 114 uonmmery st. Pler r?s. {g-n}‘:;:' otfce, ‘elephone Main 1 327 Market st., San Francisco.