The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 10, 1900, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900 S | SLT LAKE VICERDYS BOERSMAYTREK DEUTSCHLAND ~ PRIZE RING ‘ AS TERMINAL | DIRECTED 70 10 THE KAISERS | WINS THE GREAT | SCANDALS MAY i ADVERTISEMENTS. TELEPHONE GRANT 33, 1EBENBA »& CO0: H‘M 222-224 Sutter Street, ABOVE KEARNY. Visitors f:om the interior are welccme at our store, A k for Septembar lllustrated Caa- BILL. wned Contraito, BARTLETT DAVIS. QUINTET. QUERITA y DEAN, HOW OF NEW LNE MAKEPEACE AFRICAN DOMAN OCEAN RACE COME TO LIGHT 08 Augel.es and Salt Lake Imperial Decree Bearing on| Qccupation of Lydenburg | Defeats the Kaiser Wilhelm | Developmenis Expected Now R R. Will Ask the Utah | the Subject Is Is- | Jsssm" Marks One of the Last der Grosse Across That Corbett Has | | City for Grounds. | sued. \ Stages of the War. the Atlantic. . Departed. logue— Free. et | | ! .-— —_— | ™ x | . | g McCoy Denies That the Last Fight|| STORE CLOSED TO-DA ! SP’GML JUBILEE MATINEE oma‘s earns Talks of the LI HUNG CHANG | Buller Continues His Advance and | Establishes New Record, Making the Was Fixed, but Rumors T - s 1 TO-DAY. \‘onday of the Proposed Over | VISE MEANS| = Comes Into Action With the | Trip to Plymouth in Five Biralatently O SEICEY WO O | ESDAY Mll WEDHESDAY land Line to the Southern TO DEVISE ME | B | ersistently Crop | . i | urghers East of the | Days and Eight Out 8 = | eat: Balcony, 1e. Chil- California City. | A Yrourd : 1§ CIGARS—*La Muricl. [ ¥ part, except reserved 4 e | A Ordered to Communicate With the | | 5 | e Imported Havanas. s t ’, n i cre i | pecial spatcl 0 e Call. b > § Referring Various Secretaries of State | capE Tow Sir Redvers | Special Cable to The Call and New York Her- S toneia Our §2i¢ siz= sold at 3 for s0: t Lake and the Consuls General suller continue TEe drogued ald Copyright, 1o, by the Herald Fub-| NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—It scems to be elsswr 3 > at Shanghai. M st of Lyden- e e A the general opinion that a more thorough | § All other brands at a groc:r’s profit. ke nd pame into action with the LONDON, Sept. 10.— airing of recent secret scandals of the| Bebdite | — — I hiohns. Thisi i he - new o | Prize ring will be given now that Corbettis | 1 4 bt s aburg, which | record, and the Deutschland retains the | ;“"::y;,,l,m:i;d{sm:ni;':(:"1?:‘('9\-1(‘21[1' e el SPECIAL REDUCTIONS “ St e is regarded as | title of “Queen of Atlhnt: iners." ¥ a e was Inevitable, e | EERSE G T N e RS SN nesou-wennenir—ossn | Cavalleria Rusticana” » K now talk of trekking | (S s Sl mw‘ across the AL | light will be shed upon the peculiar dolngs | g, » Port axd § 2 antic, and mo nat, _sh s ¥ burg frurn \mr most four hours n It is t papers seized at Pretoria | mark by beatin Ctherland T rer to mo five day | from !\en Yurk will depend entlrely upon T the record established | those who are best able to talk. Com- | g her previous vovage from New York | Willlam A. Brady, Thomas O'Rourke, | ed the | {5 Plymouth. John Considine, John Kelly and Charles | : ps into| Observers on the channel coast strainel | Wkite are in a position to know of any | provided ~the Transvaal| their eyes to-night to get the first sight | existing dishonest methods and of any at-| es for their horses. of one of the two German liners. The |tempts to hoodwink the public. Fitzsim- | | Deutschland was Lo be the leads | mons is here, but it is not believed that | cable dispa Many you are it & Regulariy 50¢ bottle. Claret, bottle. ripe gal Sac A good, pure table wine. Regularly, sallon. o " Paghaccn WITH THE EN NAT ways activel It converted its w . and | | | | | 1 ANY ALTER- GENERAL OTIS MAKES A COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ns of refore taken '] the morning ¢ mperial capital from Be+ 4444444444444 444 THREATENED BY POPULAR COLUMBIA &= e and Mo Seap. **.'d Family” Laundry s YlmTe s Cecoa, “Sucha- d Mage 1o Highest grade. ed conspiracies, except as a helpless | But Jeffries is_not far away, | Sharkey; and McCoy announces is intention to remain on Broadw: least her month. “Johnny White was here yesterday. Corbett, forsaken by her husband, overhauled t second day out ily Islands, the s th e lights of th- r were sighted ai| Mrs. | Kaiser Withelm on the a vitzer- from New Y From S merfcan Regular & = ten minute: SOe | ‘ to 11 o'clock last evening. | makes positive declaration that the recent || Now 10e | KO'IDAY K fl NEF T0 DAY, {The obgerver at Lizard reported the win- | battle in Madison Square Garden, which - “ | S olf mint to 1|resulted in the ignominlous defeat of Olivzs. qrt 4 ¢l ALSO T SATURDAY. : & The North Geri “K1d” McCoy, was not wholly honest. To || Exira Regularly P Lloyd liner is still not reported at Lizarq. | this a communication to the | Thé run to Plymouth was made in two | Herald ‘Hell hath no fury like hours, the ship reaching there at half past | @ Woman scorned.” | 2 this morning. The Hamburg-American | McCoy made a positive denial of the agent in Plymouth informs the Herald | asser that there had even been an that the time of the voyage between himself and Corbeit five days and eight hours. e | ning the battle. McCoy has not Dentschiard's previous s | denied the concerning other | S e Sevin . cont s been engaged. minutes.” The trans The P! Tore Is lowered by three how t at the hands of Sharkey by admitting five minute; The Deutschland’s average | Prearrangement. He has failed to explam | speed was considerably over twenty-three | how he saved his fight with Choynski R ks on s | after he was on the matting at least —_— twenty second: McCoy sald nothing SOUTHEW \.I»‘l;er;n‘i;l;E;mrmes of his battle witn | The fact that the second Mrs. Corbett is; STOCK GROWS STRONGER | zo3, secking, ditorse from her bushana Cal. tigs, s =aov= 11b pkg lic || Scotch Whisky %%, tot SL5 || A DOM!N!ON entertaining. of the most fra; Regularly, 5c. Sample package 10c. Paprika, Huvgari-n Red l’epper Fr-sh tmmortation. In tins of 0z., o l(k‘ lru' 23 e Vigo Keait choatz 105 | MAOROSCO’S MONTEREY, Sept. 9.—Fire broke out in the timber back of this town about 3 o'clock this afternoon, and has spread with such rapidity that it now presents alarming propor- 1. A large acreage of some of the best timbe in this section is involved is so near the town itself that great apprehension is felt number of cottages in the can- edg of town are in r of destruction unl s are brought under con- center of fire being the > above the canyon. The fire ¥ Clem BEAUTIFL X and Loy 1 Bian n umed name. A few = . WORLD'S WARNlNh TO THE s ,l,'fhc‘:f,',’;m”?,l"; Interest Displayed by the Speyers in | f;‘;r(‘;,';“,;',:’ it R B L Fhm < i ted, at bot 40 {1 SHAIE OPEIA PRI . ¢ tha -day’'s high wind is the Management Caused th Soted im0 obtaln cont s rutt rups. s ortei ) c HOLIDAY M. ¢ WARRING CHINESE EMPIRE e o e F,mfr}eehng { Lonaon Tighting Club, whereln h willns Rogu!’vZ\ B e i AXD gage in another contest with the present champion, Jeffries. Corbett has disposed The Herald's | of his interest in the Broadway saloon friends of the|Over which his name is emblazoncd. He encouraged by the | has also disposed of of his property and is said to be the diaries, Special Dispatch NEW YORF Wall street | Southern Pa Vonderful Spectacle When the Allied E—— Forces Traversed the R o o e SRS says e | e FRAWLEY: .000000’0000000000066000 4‘6#6'&6#‘66 B A e e e i | y o< Spever's ‘election as a | Emilie Lorenze, who wa SLATE-MAKERS AT WORK 9, \ Journal ERTISEMENTS. Impe“xal Cxty e e ene theC Mengea B¥ othe | and in going to Europe leaves nothing be. | | Teothpick Fo'ders each I5c |{ - a e The Cal NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC | promised to take in the affairs of the com. | DiRd which is attachable. AR Delft decoration er touch the “ornille, the vaudeville aectress, tells strange tales of the infs The maid s: point of toothpick. New and novel. ' QUO VA DIS German Bread Boards H tuation of hev | mistre: s that Miss o 4 Teauiariy, o v ks ; n & nille dis ed all of ner other admirers S o R - ( w Forecasting the Probable Nominees sentiment on £tock. | and even destroyed all of their photo- R " o :C | of the State Convention to S f o e g ;-'VI' ”p‘;‘:‘x'gi‘\’im:"“ 11‘ ; r‘\“m !“hh't‘ Nr(.mr = ; ey the pugilist. In order that the maic or’s Hocolate Be Held at Saratoga. COLOMBIA REBELS SEIZE mignt B eie of e way When it & | i 14 ATOGA, N. X pt. 9.-Democrat- time to sail from Europe she was se ve out the fol- THE TOWN OF TURBACO uble composition inated by the Warship Cordoba Lands Federal Troops, and Heavy Fighting -makers t delphia_on a mythic ¢ entMis, Corbeit, Weon” seen NoMare Dread oflheDental Cllalr e would tell no more TRACTED AND FILLE ning her life with the pugil- WITHOUT PAL our late st until her sult for divorce Is called In | SQbime ket Lopited” o e gums. No or Baker’s Cocoa s e1d of Chemung, court. eleep-producing agent or cocalne. d Manager. ¥ g ( am F. Mackey of Ensues. These are the oniy dental parlors NING ; 2 = Francisco having PATENTED a. Sept. 9.—Mail ad- | Killed at Truckee. o neredtents to ¢ ay from Colom, Colc SPEGIAL MATI HEE TO MBRFJW Tuesday. A, Trish was | Cromm and forcelatn crowie wndet 1 natural teeth, TRUCKEE, Sept. 9.—Fr fatally injured yesterda J 3 afternoon by | WITHOUT THE LEAST PALN. Full set of | = the bursting of an emery wheel in the | teeth. $5: a perfect fit guaranteed or no pay. | FRR'S HARTMA! doba . ar- | Sawmill of his father-in-law, George | Gold crowns. $5. Gold fillin 31 iver & fighting | Schaffer. Portions of the fragments en- WITH he platform will Kansas City ‘ < v the ay the C . S0 Al work done by : b o cite red the brain and after lingering in an | o { . B | 2 2t thre great excitement in | tered th : & ach department in charge of a specialist. Giva La 14 Ie i e the Kansas platform, make Carthagena "When the mail steamer left Jimopuncious ";;“":""‘1"!{"‘2\"”?; \75101'“;8 a8 call. and you will find us to do exactly | v 1hp 4 o, e Lo death came. He a native of Nevada dvertise. We will tell You in advance PREPARING TO WITHDRAW. ‘,"‘, ‘," ,A,"',’,‘.““, L Beret e City, aged 37 vears. and one of the best :"\:lnly‘\\'h.il' Vour work will cost by a FRER > : 2 ghiy respected men in | EXAMINA e e e NS KILLS HIMSELF BECAUSE S Truckee basin. - Ha was prominent | 8} !rlng of from 12 to 20 years’ Chocolatiere” ocolatiere Return of Ching Believed Will Great- Mason and Knight of Pythias and an ex- | m Mm e et OF A LOVER'S QUARREL tihiim ot e (niform ark "t \avss 3 b t SON OF CHARLES DARWIN | S 2 children. . | EULOGIZES ABRUZZI ™"°Y, Gyent mritain Shoots NORTH GERMANS HOLD 1 | that the rebels 0, near Carthagel ten years, Martin Gly as much j i 1 a, as well nday. The followi experience, and © Himself. g A PLEASANT OUTING | Says That He Has Gained a Name for | PARIS, Sept. b.—Otha Himself That Will Goglion, nephew of the Wiy | 2 ‘ ‘ EATR R dor to Great, Britaing i, Anthopulo An Organization That Has Provided | et speca | TS TS iy STy 1| for Tts Meedy, Mombers for o fNew York [lenlaI Parluls,l WATINEE m-nfiun TUESDAY. Major Leonard lumin ing out his brains with a revolver. It ap-| Twenty-six years ago the Norddeutscher A Story of T n Military Life, d Charles Darwin, and | pears he had quarreled with his sweet- | verein was formed in this city and now | 723 Market Street, 1 eo- | r Prince It is considered fore consenting to *h f the celebr: norary eart. The Turkish embass: com- cretary of the Roya 3 Burk Y in Paris will | ¢ " ombership 1a 450. The people from SAN FRANCISCO. TH GI Em- 1 Society, JmraRe Sy ] }“"‘”'ge ieody to London. |y th Germany ‘are nothing If not so-| MAIN OFFICE PORTLAND, OR E RL I thelr Bosl g i RRANCH.. 1 SEATTLE, WASH. | e made to induce achieved much or little, he | BRYAN RESTS. ciable, for once and sometimes twice a | A LEFT BEHIND ME return to their and posterity will recog- | vear they hold picnics or excursions. This TR 3 ear one moonlight excursion was held e’y | Spends a Quiet Day With General | e sphere on ‘Wheeler in Chicago. ‘ "HICAGO. Sei 9 .ms of amusement provided. While the rifle Z | CHICA nl " %‘ ptd.a ..;\\n l.ug J. [‘::gzn | shooting part of rh; nrg"n[ffl;]?n was at | @trong Assertions ".W'o Just What NEXT WEEK, spent a quiet Sunday here to-day. ter the target range ot bowled for prizes, the Remedies 111 De. - o - attending church in the morning he re- | danced “in the Blion e othernisa | L THE WiDOW'S HUSBAND { turned to the Auditorium, where he took amused themselves. Sven the children! | 1al ement of \rv\ lrwru Sixth Cavalry Whips a Force Double | finner with General Joe Wheeler, com- | were rewarded with prizes and presents. | MR plwie | bz e v e b Its Strength. mander of the Department of the TLakes. | The outing was in charge of the following | will curs meatly Mr. Brys Epe; the re nder of ¢ rO! t £H Special Cable to The Call ang Xew Tork Her- ir. Bryan spent the remainder of the day | committees T ctnen " cncima’ CHUTES o ZOO o that his Dyspepsta Cure Copyright , by the Herald Pub-| iR his room: Arrangements—H. F. Frick. Otto <rhlnrkcl|‘ c Ikl'l life In ces now on sale, knowing more of which we have been plac inSici Mouna Park. nere was pieniy MUNYON'S GUARANTEE, tter or BOXERS DEFEATED. bhnrlenmg and Frying, where several Democra ocial chat. Mr. Bryan wi | called for a Sr., H. Barthold, L. Thierbach, C. W. Arp. ¢ mpan v i ew day oy b - i1l indigesti % ood how i | rest here a few days and then commence | Floor—F. Rathjen (manager), John Schliemann will cure indigestion and by the ,,nf sHAI, Sept. 9.—Three hundred | a tour of the country. (assistant_floor manager), Otto von Borstel, M. } all stomach _troubles EVERY AFTERN AND EVENIN: " responsible of the Sixth United iszams Cavalry ———— ;‘,',.."n ;_xm}.'.,. r“.mh L4 Th{;ul; ”g,;‘n,., ;m‘ :r_‘.“‘ :J‘r.e |§(;’¢,;e,r c‘-‘é’-b EVER A EVENLY irn upon the | defcated 60 Boxers in the Imperial Hunt- Roossvelt Boseds | Moeller, F. Hoefinghoff and Emil Ipsen. Spe- 3 r who is ing Park, killing thirty and capturing sevelt Speeds Westward. cial William Glindemann, John | Dick- of all cases of kidn: ohl, F. Jensen, Claus Glesel gnd H. trouble; that his Ca £4L52, %% BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW! BTt LT | AQUATIC SPORTS ON THE LAKE. Headache Cure will eure | any kind of beadacke in | B e ome wi | SEABURY, High Diver. - opera- | many prisoners. The Boxers were armed | CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—The day was spent | ens, John aking a ¢ with spe: and swo quietly by Governor Rooseveit at the Au- | Gefken | 2 proposition s i ditorium Annex. In the morning he at. | Since the verein was organized the sick | 21 "powers AILS CHINA. hé. Diateh Baritasa ¢ at- | | enefits and en ; 7 4 | a O Bt e e “',‘.“,fl?,,,“,,‘,,f} to ahout $100,000, and there is about $30.500 Major Marchand, of Fashoda Fame, | Went fo dinner with Henry C. Fayne, viea 11 the reserve fund. The officers of the | b i ori chairman of n National | Verein are: En Boute to the put; Committee. of the day he | President, Henry Meyer: vice president, Ed- kly break up any | MARSEILLES, Sept. : 4 4 i prestae of cold and 0 on through the entire Hst 0/ ~Majo . | spent in his rooms. In the evenin | ward Stehn; corresponding secretary, F form i s Jor 3 Mar- | Doarded the special car Minnesotn anq | fnkhofts nancial secretary. Cari Moeller T ey i Svpruca, 5 wath & Vi | TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PRINCE CHI;IG RETURNS. 1‘ lndla Rennlng Co. Escorted to Peking by Troop of Jap- | anes 3 nd of Fashoda fame embarked here | 07 iz otz acheqd | treasurer, Henry Thode: trustees—F. P. ] medic of. Munyor Philadelphia, Pa. o c“axry,l.h“ Japanese | to-day on a steamer bound for China, | To the foer majl which Toaver ataehed | o agedorn and H. Barthold. | 808" Arch st Itia It is absolutely frme. | GRAND P where he is going to represent France | Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul road s | PSRRI L] | DR. cROSSMAN'S sPeciFic MixTi#z | FIREWORKS DISPLAY! - following tel 5 0 - on the International Commission, com- |3 o'clock In the morning, for la (rosse ¢ at Toklc posed of officers entrusted with the set- | Wis., where the Governor s billed to | Hospital Burgaons Husy. to the following | tlement of diplomatic questions and any | speak to-morrow afternoon. Thence he | An unusually large number of cases yoes . s phone for seats—Park 23 OW“““‘“ difficulties arising between the different | will proceed to the Dakotas. | were treated at the Receiving Hospital EeRiCrURES and enalagous B k= e it nes DR JORDAN'S crear sent with a troop | portions of the forelgn corps. An im- - | Saturday night and early yesterday morn- Organs of Generation. | mbge 3 gacorted | mense crowd gave him a rousing send-off. | yypwAUKEE, Sept. 8.—After ten weeks of | Ing, but they were all of a trivial na- Price 81 a bottle. For sale by druggists spted by the | S idicness the Illinois Steel Company’s Bay View | ture, caused as a rule by an overindul- Previous to his EPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. 9.—The condition | plant will again resume operations to-morro gence in liquor. For the twelve hours BMajor Gen- of General John A. McClernand is slightly im- | when the force of %0 men will resume work in | from midnight till noon yesterday eight- Junt of the | proved to-day. the four mills. een cases were treated. | n requested CUT RATES TO-NIGHT! Best Seats i1 Grand mxsnm OF ARATOMY 1051 #4227 0T \f.G'M?‘ [ 250 ;M-ke- weak men and women strong and | strong men and women stronger. Adress 47 POST ST.. rooms 5 and 6. San Francisco, Cal ARJRSNENTS ‘ Stand Oaly 50c. x4 So- ! CENTRAL PARK. ! 4,00 Good Seats Only 25c and 3c RAISING TROOPS, | Market and Eighth sts. | To-Nizht—Native Dauzhters' Fireworks ! Chinese Admiral Actively Eng‘s.gedl Open daily from noon till midnight. | Including pa.,, Electrie P"f""“h""" | at Canton. | ABSOLUTELY NEW! Special Cable to ta The Call and New York Her- 1900, by the Herald Pub- Folsom and Sixteenth ‘ts. Grourds SEATS AT THE LION DRUG CO., Market NEWEST SENSATION. THE SLED-SLIDE, |« i s e s | GORGEOUS DISPLAY or-‘ FREE STREET FAIR AND | PADDY'S MARKET. FIREX?EESQHEREE! | AN sion, 0w crivoaen. se | N. S. G. W. Committee, ‘Tlckeu good for any attraction in the park. | TO-NIGHT at BO'CIOCK. lishing C CANTON um Hongkong), Sept. $.— | FAVORITE | There are reports that the French fired {on the Chinese at Kwingchow Wan, and that the Chinese did not reply. A Chi- nese admiral has come to Canton and is FOR WEAK WOMEN. | engaged in ralsing 5090 soldi, The Man- | chus in Canton are | English schoal has i FUN FOR ALL! { Very restle een closed. T!\h \lan- darins do not wish foreigners to show . Manuscripts suitable for_is- | themselves in the city. The festivay UTHIRS o vt vesiint .pa-wd off peacefully at Hongkong. ughte EEXING A el et - Sibamal Natlve Sons and Daughters admitted free on | At FORT MASON, foot of Van Ness ave. o B Depart B Tientsin. ‘ Sl Dedae _ | Nearly $3000 in Elaborate Set Fieces, tUBLISHER MONTEREY, Sept. 9.—C. D. Henry of | ALTA THEATER. Kockets, Sheils, 1 108 Grove Street. Phone South 324. And all the latest and most brilllant novelties. | this city has received word from his C -NIG] , last week, with matinees Satur- |gasepins, X, 5. gy, o S wnd T e Sundas Firs fime on ony sager: | THE CALIFORIA FIREWORKS GOMPANY, don and thence home in November, “1' CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD'S great Bor- | Whe are supplying this display of California- | = der Drama, illustrating his life on the fron- | made fireworks, promise the grandest and most tier, entitled, “ON_THE—TRAIL." [oepiring exnibition ever iven on the Pacific The call, Chronicle, Examiner, Post and | Coast, and obe that cannot be surpassed by | Bulleti} acknowledge it to be the best scenic | the much-advertised Eastern manufacturers. melodrama seen here in years. Cars of the Sutter, Polk California. Union, ces, Next—" Hyde an more street lines all pass within | gaarices, 10c. e, 3e. Next—“Bottom of the | (N Srinle distance to the grounds. and Mrs, Hoover were in Tientsin during | the siege of that place by the Box ~ M. Hoover being Chief Engineer ot tog ! S ‘Imper'nl Department of Mines. | THE WORLD OVER. it o table, mild and reliable. Cause | Notice to Native Sons. complete &bsorption %34 | oy your baggage cheeks unttl you | JOHN CAFFREY - - - Pacific Coast Representative. Aisorders of the Stomach, | reach San Francisco; you will save one- | SUTRO BarHe. FISCHER'S SONCERT _nOusE: Bick Heatuche “iiiouneeds- | half in the transfer M baggag | i Pty BT e Bl MAE TUNISON. EUDORA FORDE. J. F. . derangementa ot the | 0N trunk (round trip), 50 cents. ' Morton | Baning From moto o % VIACO, L. E. BEHAN, HOWARD and CAMP- iy ok Dresisi o Jedal Petlvery—Oaklind Ferey Depgt, t SToN, 10: CHILD EELL, OLIVE VAIL and DUTCH WALTON. RADWAY & CO., w Y rket street, 408 Taylor street. _Blhlfl‘» lncl\ldln‘ admission, BL Chllam e, Reserved Seats, 25¢; Matinee Sunday.