The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 2, 1901, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1901. FORGERY CHARGES AGAINST COOPER Captain Seymour Decides to | Have Him Tried in This City. Detective Byram Will Proceed With- out Delay to Ogden With the Necessary Papers for His Extradition. his of- sterday from Ogden. twood dwick, ing that to take captain lost gett e essary papers complaints were in; papers W e ready this morning ace for him € 1 sent r under 1 passed throu way to Ogden. REPUDIATES HER HUSBAND. Cooper’s Latest Wife Refuses to Lis- ten to His Pleas. Ut M Acting on a ur- of the night, Ha o per, re Chadwick, allas M. E de Ho- OF DISSOLUTE WOrIAN’S WILES Craving Revenge Adolph Dietz Slays Rose Temple and | Then Turns Weapon on Himself. DOUBLE tragedy, to some extent s \A mysterious, occurred in a lodg- | { 'DOUBLE TRAGEDY ENDS PLAY : | ing-house, at 106 Taylor street, last evening. Rosle Temple, a denizen of the half world, was shot and instantly killed, and Adolph Dietz, who has for the past two weeks | been striving to gain the murdered wo- | man’s affection, was fourfd gasping In | agony, with a bullet in his brain. -The | apparent ~ explanation 1s that the man, | after having been bled for his money and played with like a toy jn the hands of the woman, took her life and then turned the pistol upon himself. Circumstances {n | the case, however, have caused the arrest of Elmer Thomas, the consort of the un- fortunate girl, and he will be held until a thorough investigation {s made by De- tectives Hammill and Riordan Shortly before ‘8 o'clock -last night Thomas approached Officer Burns on Mar- ket street and informed him that four shots had been fired in a room occupied by Miss Temple and himself, ‘Thomas i | | | | | said that he had not entered the room to. | see what the trouble was, but had been: | told of the shooting by the landlady, Mrs.: | mon. The latter said she had’ | nformation from a woman sing theghouse. 1 ng the m the policemar »nfronted with a bloody_ spectacle. woman lay in a pool of blood that 1 streamed from two bullet wounds in Dietz_had fallen & short dis- pse and blood was fired. - In the dylng a cigar. and the h the ghastly work. was rested under his -left. side with its protruding from .under. the body. resence of the cigar in the hand of the peculiar position of the are the circumstances which led to: - | e 1 of Thomas. Detectives Hammill and Riordan learned’ | that the murdered woman has spent three vears in the tenderloin district. For two years she has lived with Thomas and was ven known by his name. Before sinking o the half world she had been a variety son with w '\ ADOLPH DiETZ ROSE TEMPLE g e PRINCIPALS IN A GHASTLY TRAG- EDY ENACTED LAST NIGHT ON TAYLOR STREET. o actress. Two weeks ago she met Dietz. Her charms attracted him and when he| received a remittance of $300 from Ger- many he spent all of it on the woman. He tried to induce her to live with him, but when. his money was gone ‘she tried to{ cast .him from her and several quarrels | ensued. Nothing is positively known .of | what happened in the room last night, but the plausible solution is .that Dietz, angry ‘and penniless, scored his revenge for the woman's trifling and then sought death himself.. Thomas claims he knew little of his rival and saw him only on a couple .of occasions. The landlady of the | house, however, ~vouches. for thc story | that Dietz's coin had been spent on the | ‘woman.and that within the past few days she has refused to live with him. Two of the bullets struck the woman in the Jeft cheek and powder burns, show- ing close range, were in evidence. Another missed its mark and Imbedded itself in the wall. “The fourth ball was fired into Dietz’s mouth and lodged in his’ brain. Aid for Striking Teamsters. Sympathy and financial assistance have been promised the striking teamsters by the various labor unions of the city. The Sallors' Unlon has donated $100, the Broth- erhood. of Teamsters $250 and the Hack- men's Union $50. - More is promised as soon as the several unions can be reached. The City Front Federation, a new organ- ization; - has ‘tendered its: sympathy and promised financlal aid. Complaint is made that J. W. McDos ald, superintendent of the City Improv ment Company, discharged: five of his men whom he knew 1o be union men, “Ten delegates from the Teamsters’' Union were admitted. into the Labor Counci last night. “The Stablemen reported that with but few exceptions the stable ‘proprietors had acceded to-their demands. The cauncil by ul mous vote declared a boyeott against ussler Bros. e - - usfon, balieye I they Have proven me guflty, . for ‘your love, 1. would do} g ssband, ERNES tell. you where -to.get.| o ling. at once. ‘The Chief ‘says you can_ see lz;:r Hospital by Drs. von der Leith and | a er. Alex” Kelly, was driving | tioned. dr ]nlnng East street, when one of the wheels town were: summoned for .yesterday's hearing, but only one of them was ques This.witness was Wong Yow; who owns MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL IS PLANNED Will Be Erected at Geary and Powell Streets Immediately. g Executors of Fred Crocker’s Estate Decide on 2 Fine Structure to Be Completed in Two | Hale’s. | Hale’s. We closs to-night (and every Saturday night) at six. o b, ot ool bl Do g i, R R Ladies’, Child’s Hose 8c. Every pair is worth 12}c. Big news and real—the quality isn't cheap- ened a bit, either. We are going to give you as good stockings for 8¢ as you can buy regularly for 12%c, but the quantity is limited, so don’t i J come late. The Ladies’ at 8€—1200 pairs fast black and seamless—good weight, full length and elastic—shaped legs an4 narrowed ankles—sizes 8% to 10. Years. day ‘arcund the hotel corridors was the $1,000,000 family hotel that the executors of the late Colonel Fred Crocker estate have decided to erect at the corner of Powell and Geary streets. | Flans for . this magnificent structure | have been drawn and San Francisco s to have one of the most costly hotels the world. - The building will not be fui- ly completed for two years, and it is.said that when the doors are finally thrown open it will eclipse in magnificence the |‘Auditorfum. of Chicago, which is consid- ered one. of the finest hotels on- this con= | tinent. The erection of the hotel has not been hastily -~ decided. .upon by . Charles Green and-Henry T. Scott, the executo: of the late Colonel Fred Crocker's estate. | After t bought the property where the old Cal hurch stood, théy were ua decided . whether to erect a fine office building or «a hotel. - With the .contem- | plated erection of ‘an office” bullding .on | the old Baldw nd with the assurance. of ‘many men that d good hotel would be a most profitable in- vestment, it was finally decided to erect it. | A syndicate with Mose Gunst at its head was formed recently, and this ¢ with big capital back of it endeavored t secure the lease of the hotel when com pleted. Gunst had no- difficulty in induc. ing his friends to subscribe to..all -the stock of ‘the syndicate and they worked | hard . on the affair, but their efforts were fruitless, | A prominent woman in New York who | kas ‘a world-wide reputation as a ca- terer,” is- also anxious to secure th management. of the hotel when it is ready for occupation. . She- has a local agent here who is doing his best to get the ex- ecutors to promise that she can have the hotel and conduct it. Gus Holmes, the manager and proprie- tor of the Knutsford in Salt Lake, nego- tlated for some time to secure the leas but could not come to a definite arrange- ment with the executors. He has since embarked in the venture of erecting a | $1,000,000 hotel in Los Angeles, which will } be completed about December 1 of this | vear. He is both an experienced ~and successful hotel man, and said last nigat | that theugh he was not able to secure | the hotel he thought that it was a spier.~l | did investment. @ il el @ | TRIES TOASSAULT b PRETEY MISS Tramp Gets Into Judge Ait- ken’s Home and Frightens His Daughter. —— A villaivous Tooking tramp entered, the kitchen of Judge Altken's home on Wash- ington and Spruce streets -last Tuesday | evening and attempted to assault Miss | Liilian Aftken, the 15-year-old daughter of | the house. The chief tople under discyssion yester- | The Child’s at 8€—2400 pairs 1x1 ribbed, fast black, good heavy weight, long and elastic, double heels and toes—sizes 5 to 9%4. Talcum Powder To-day 3¢ box. The violet talcum powder—a good, true quality—the can has a perforated top. Other reminders in the drug department— e er face powder..... e nted toilet soaps....... CHAPTER |. B ic a_cak Large bottles of Girard's Florida Hale's i an interesting place—the first water %e striking feature is Good bu ¢ An 8-inc 9 THE STORE. e o s We don't know where there's an- day . bt other so big and broad and so full of bright sunlight and fresh air. It is Hudnut's perfumery must get —and so handy. ceilings are < e . Way up. therethe aisies are lke| @ mention if nothing else does. streets, ~ Somehow you can see 7 = : \ . we have—stocks are not hidden—t¢ they | - We think it is the best there is, must be cavered they . are put be 5 Blass, especially blankets, silk es. | and the way o les are increas- ribbons, . gloves, etc. You can't find a “ . TN P selfishi point n. the . make-up of the [ ing indicates that many of you women think the same r store. It is all for you, your safety, your comfort, your profit. . (TG be continued.) +...30c an ounce Veilings Average flal'f” Price. An importer let us have 720 of them to close out. Perfect, perfect embroidered wash veils — many styles—too few of any one for us to attempt details—therein 2 lies the rarity and importance of the offerings. - 19 for Veils worth as high as 35¢. Maybe you'd be interested in our veiling novelties—they are here in abundarice to suit every fancy or any purse— 25¢, 50¢, 75¢ the yard. FORD HELD TO ANSWER f ON ROBBERY CHARGE | Complaint Accusing “Him of Assault i to Murder Is Dismissed by Po- lice Judge Conlan. The preliminary examination of Marvin | Ford, the shoe drummer, on the charges | of robbery and assault to murder upon Lee | Leong, the Chinese foreman in the cigar SICOASORATES factory of Cabanas & Co., on Saturday,| SPECIAL BARGAINS February 16, on Sacramento street, was | SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY D D N e T o the | —_— . n : Nond with a plece of Jead pipe and rob- | ROYAL BAKING POWDER, b can. . . .d0c bing him of a sack containing $216 in sil- Wegnite W o, ver. The . witnesses _examined were Lee | Eastern Buckwheat FLOUR, 10-lb sack . .30 o e e o D | INRE G A et S fective Hamiil, who arrested Ford. . Fin- g (ZR“(A!L(("EKYR BI{T[E.R, square. . . 350 nigan is a deaf mute and Sergeant Green squares §1 00, Regular 45c. went into a rut @nd threw ‘him from-his|the Cantan .Club, the biggest gambling | Shortly after 8 o'clock Miss Altken had | jcted as Interpreter. | Choice POINT REYES BUTTER, square. . 306 s"arx“ (}mndnr tl’:sk\\')lfl;_}sh?rrri\[;ed the altfle nlncshln (‘{flnatown. ‘Wong Yow was kepl | gecasion to go into the kitchen, and on‘\ The dedlense ‘,“f.‘, notlvutnin \3“}' éettnlé' Regular gfc. s* head: cutting o s left ‘ear. s on--tha wit tand 2 5 v = i he e | called on him a the jatl, but was fwound -was dressed at.the Harbor' Hos: | in. the atternoon, the. examination boing | Ctering was surprised to find a rough ke of assault 1o murder neld Ford to | BEST CITY EGGS, dozen od, | He expressed a: willingn pital, { conducted through Dr, J. 1. & | looking. tramp: there, - He asked for.food, | 8 e Saerior Court o thet- i 9 Sy > California without. requisi- | Charles H. Behre fell from a staging on | Chinese In(rrpr‘ofor‘nr J. B, Gardner, the, 7y when the youns. girl turned to go A haree. I o tn 20 bonde. — Ford PET&R‘!‘H RA‘{C% ERG:;'SU = t the officers will hold him | which he was working and fractured his { The nature of Wong" Yow's" testimony | and- get it the tramp attempted to seize | TPRIEC P COPIeH Ho S0 P n s Barry A RAN dozen. . ... .15 : Among C 2 right leg. His injuries were ‘also” dressed | was not divilged, but ft was said that he | her. . Dodging the man, Miss Lilllan ut- for the bigam ote her the fol- = and Attdrney Beatty. Guaranteed. Reg: £ umber of at the Harbor Hospital. | was a ost 1) c v 1 tered a plercing shriek and rushed wildly | an ‘ % = - purporting 1 el Pe radaiied. mr ‘§“?\§1&‘r‘é“°£§a?3.‘§,""+‘h;‘ upstairs, through the hall and into the e ‘YPE:\RLIVNE, '% 1. }b pkgs TRy sendi- t of Chancery, Londen. | cp AND . JURY ‘HEARS Grand Jury will meet again next Wed- | Street. p | 1t you have never tasted Jesse Moore : Regular ie. pks 4 ? ‘ BB | nesday- evéntug -at 7:30 o' clock. Judge _‘Altken, . who- had : just’ en-| whiskey, try 1t and be convinced that it is | JESQE MOORE A4 WHISKY o0 i - Miss Sc er will feave Ogden in the | f tered his home, heard the cries in the | the best whiskey in the world. cessesaes CHINESE GAMBLER | —_———— izing - his ~ daughter's —e—————— —_—— g | A Chance of Your Life ‘\‘-‘ortgoe"h:?\ixsk:ee\ciog?xer her. The poor girt IES | FINEST TABLE FRUITS, 3 cans. Wong Yow Appears Befors Police . When she heard the following footsteps of | JAMES BRAZELL D. f . DEATH COMES SUDDENLY 0. Bear th test ragti fanis(. b Committee and Proves an Im- T s e e S A AT COUNTY HOSPITAL Peaches, Pears, pricots, Chertf her father grew wild with fright. = She | Sitre By e e .- TO MRS. ZILLAH M. WARD Mr. Geéorge ‘Hayes, who will appear at | thought it was the tramp. after her, and, | Sy portant Witness. : Well Known in Local Charitable Cir-| ' mye - poijee morning for California. Regular 31 15. 500 2 s | CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. 50-1b sack. . .80 Kapp ‘Co’s Refined Concert Hall and | screaming at the top of her voice for help, fpalater of Bx- A 3 b sack. .. Tamale Grotto In selections on the famous | she ran wildly down Wastington streer, | Was Formerly a Manipul Regular sic sack. = Committee -~ of the Grand v th tire .neighborhood tensive Mining Deals and Once i < t cles as an Amateur Actress of Jury heard further evidence yésterday in z;‘-{:’J‘fdf{:em'mdcms’;fm{“fi:g;f f;:_’:"gtt wE: ,‘,L‘i?nlé"ffnd lyia;'.\]' Joined Ethe Jud;{et Pouassegd Wealth. ‘ OLD, GOVER: ;‘,E” WHISKY. cenees 800 Considerable Ability. its investigation of the charge that the [and gentlemen. 1200 Market and 3 to 13 |In the chase after his daughter. When | oty d yesterday at the St % - th t finally reached his frightened | _James M. Brazell die STRYKER'S SAN AP, 7 cakes. .. I R a8 faint and exhausted and too | City - and - County -Hospital,- - Brazell | Rr(';:’c,—ss SA] .D,SO AP, o ..2%5%0 excited to make any. definite explanation | amassed : considerable -~ wealth: in this Mrs. Zillah M. Ward, wife of Clarence | Police have “been corrupted. by Chinese | Golden Gaté avenue. Under new manage- M. Ward, an architect in the Crocker | 8amblers: ~Several witnesses from-China- | ment, Chas. Leonhardt Jr, . q. ¥ 'Q " §::dia carly yestaedns. mording 4o ¢ = except to say_that there was a tramp In | State, having been connected with many | GHIRARDELLI'S COC0A, S Db can. .. .. . 200 VAP meultaTif. WA R C8F oot = the kitchen. When they went to look fof | jarge mining deals. He married a Miss { ~Regular Ze B heaith o AT A ;- He had naturally | west, sister o M. P 5 tra qualit = o . sition of an uncle in Chi- ) 0 by the girl's wild run and had made good | 3pite the opposit! ; Regular 10c b, | his_escape. . | cago, - who offered millions to break up i o e Doa = “There. was no attemipt. at ‘burglary,” | the match. Brazell was evidently pros- ,BEST SUJAE‘P‘“& Petits Pois, can. .. .156 L{\ldge Aitken said yesterday. ‘“We em- | péring wken his’appetite for strong dr Regular e ¢ i an loy a Japanese servant, and he had that{ got beyond his control. and three years MUSTOMAT DAINTY TABLE SAUCE. .. 250 evening left the side. door; ‘which leads | ago he had fallen so far that his wife was Ehehtady’ ail. © SenNc G Botiie: from. the street .to the kitchen, unfas- | compelled to leave him. % tered. This is how the tramp . got in.| Every effort was made by the Pullmans MONOGRAM RYE WHISKY, gxllon . 3200 When Lillian saw the tramp standing be- | {0 Secure a change, but without avail. 10 years old. Regular $4 00 gai th: ” | Three weeks ago he was removed to the | - i . = Formed anil hor Aret thought was thae ore | Rospital. . His death was due ta gemeral | Ghirardelli’s Ground Chocolate, 1-Ib can. .25 and heér mothér were alone in the house | debility. He was a nat of Indiana. Regular 3fc. with him. When he put out his hand to SAPOLIO, 4 cakes seize her she ‘made a wild dash for the Regular 3 ocaks street. And when I ran. after her she s gular 2 cakes fhotight fi was'the tramp pursiing her' | Ry yIEVEY yogm | BROMANGELON DESSERT JELLY, pkg. . 100 Miss - Altken. is- suffering” with- nervous |~ - Regular ¢ pks. GROCERIES-SPE and many friends.: Mrs. Ward was ' ra- | tive. of -Australl vears of age, -and the only daughter of Holland €. Coonle an insurance agent, {ving at 017 | street. Her hausband, parents and two brothers, Benjamin D. and:Charles Coon- ley, survive her. The arrangements. for:| the funeral, which will take place to-mor- | row. have fot been completed. Ward was active ‘worker ‘in s charitable o sessed of marked ability & frequently “appeared - bcfore . the - public prior to her marriage. £he was one.of the | leading members of the Western Addition ILiterary and Social Club and always took. | part in the -performaiices, given by the | soclety. 1 We name a few good specials TO-DAY s Look over owur specials for c\BRO TO-DAY Our Spring Opening Days Are making us:busier than we anticipated. But considering the vast.assortment.of the newest and best goods we are displaying and the low prices we | are asking for same, we are certainly deserving of good patronage. : Waists. Overskirts. WOMEN'S _SHIRT . WAISTS, ‘all 'sizes; .- 4 i exd e pigue tront and back—u e GEC EB "0 ERetie Salance of our BROCAD. uality for . V 3 . ‘: 31 qu;ugdszacun 12.00—tor 51-60 A Corset Sale. prestration as the result of: her adven- GOODS DELIVERED FREE to th: house in ture. Oakiand. “Alameda, -Fruitvale and Berkeley. m—om | OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS 1 Can take advantage of thess ‘“‘Spectal FOUND GUILTY BY JURY ’ eales. We ship free of chargs within 100 Vido Opusich Must Suffer the Penalty 14 —_—— WELSH SOCIETY HONORS MEMORY OF ST. DAVID Members Enjoy Songs, Recitations and Airs of the Land of Their Birth. Cottolene |, _ === % * | ety of California celebrated ‘8t.. David's makes everything prepared with it | day in the Academy of Sclences bufiding taste g)od. | last night." Thelr programme consisted of songs sung in the ‘Welsh : language, | renditions ‘of ‘Welsh ‘music on ‘the" harp Wh ? | ané pranc._and recitations. y Addresses ~were :delivered “by William > Greer Harrison . and Professor. Thomas e Price, president of the society. The suc- Because it is made from the oil | cess of the celcbration is due to thd ef- monthly price lists—tree. 1348-12354 Market Street. miles on all orders exceeding . Ask for for Murder in the Second Opp. Seventh. 2 .- Degree. 2 The. jury 4n.the. case 6f Vido Opusich, Lindndd who shot &nd killed John Petrovich at the cornerof Pacific and Stockfon: streets on ‘ DR. MCNULTY- i E A Ext sy of morder 1 ths. secons degres | NAV L ORANGES, S5 s o dur 36 | s yiprionps anp winviscs oo fter seve hours -df- delfberat! Only T Stricture, Semlial Weakness, Impotence and their Biehe. “he einl s Conucren in vadas | EOBS, Bast City, Sz~ per doz I5¢ e ey = 9to3datly e 't 108, ev'gs. Sundays. 10 to 12, Consal- Opusich and Petrovich had some troubl Roast tion 1 Sacredly conddential. Call of ot ek pattre acpues £ope troupte | GOFFEE, Kona, & ouna, por b 25¢ | = P, ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D, WAIST; tucked style; LTDC tront ‘an: newest shades WHITE LAWN WAISTS, tucked frontand A chanes td bu nd in & struggl ‘tarm Regular 2c. ] £ the hich is idetical | L07S.0% Miss Margarot Davis, Mrs: F, R. |{ back with twa roys of wite em- @Qe A mo T 10 Cureet fop ik TG T S n Lerte yaa adacred . f 263; Kearny 8¢ San Francisce, Co) of t co'tt':msud.w ich is ideatical | Brace, . C. Hughes, David Tiyghes, Da- broldered Insertion: speciai to-day A $1.00 quality for. fortune of being marked for life and foi- | GEYLON TE‘, Afflfllfl“qlfl [lfl"l 50¢c in essential features to that of the | . 57'F ‘Nenvoem h & aiughes. | Doy e 15 A% quality for. lowed His assallant (or two weeks, whiting |- ! atal : ; i W fout efcein "o "Vt ' | LISTERINE, par hat. ...k 5 S ck of the - 5 §c. Overcoats and dg_x.aumh will be senitenced next Satur- w“’n“ HAZCL (Vhlfl)’ p“ bot 200 t :’ Regular Xe. PECULTIAR CASE OF FRUIT SYRUP, hot......40 thrge of rm:m ger-“;};:rx.é ! Plne-::l:, F:tlpberr!. : DIRECTORY olive. It's pur: and who'esome | the Misses Wiliams and M. Sglano, left of our - A'$150 quality for. Py A v The -entjre affair-was- under. the -direc- $1° 50, §2 and and nutritious, There is 00 re-| tion of the follosing committon of oo $250 WOOL .. In ahy make or any shape. Straight frants spect in which it is not superior to | JALECTEnts: . Rees 0. Davis, Richard WAISTS at O e Connden If Dt Nagle Jones, H. T. Roberts; Dr. Ellis. Jones, H. lard, 13 d, R.J, Hughes, Samuel Lewls, David Hughes, David Lewis, Robert Dat But what YOU care most ab-ut ‘ vies, W.. Ogwen Jones and J: H: Bmith. e is }hat results are surer, crusts are pAUL EOTE, FISHERMAN, ;:sPcr' and pastry tastes so much | ASPHYXIATED - IN BED tter. . valises checked fres factory or a: new . C 2 $] Sactocr ot orset given if the ald Come . early. Hosizry Specials. CHILDREN'S 1x1 RIBBED HOSE, in all eizes; Gouble hesl and toe; @ lbc quality at 8¢ a pair. - Only a limited number soid. to each customer, - Sl S 4 Dain Is Dismissed by Judge RE“ “Enm“ Small - am!jar 12<c OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. : = Retires While Under the Infl SRR N g ALISe n ate we wun E Fritz. = Rbelever 1% Mee” Mo Lastly, the produ.cl is dizyest ble, “ldqnor “;:;-mmg ::n o § 5 5;:%5 HOS, eStra e an nl‘x‘é‘;‘.&:};:&;flfé Thomas Daln, ‘who was arrested last| _ Bosular 1ic and.2sc. Catalogues and Price Lists Malled which cannot bz said of ‘ard prepa- | the Gas. With - rai - on Applieation. cact et b Suake e venremay: | MAGARONT MARVELLL ™32t (248 1t = 15¢. -2 ‘_?qklo:'fi.f Y 3 Y oo et COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. e, = 3 med, T¢ served thites tovs £oF Toreors Beario "AJ,;.'E,E"E&."’:.JX....‘:T;” perean {56 | J-C. WILSON & CO-. o imirZuiemie striking resemblance to Dain. “O'Brien in : * July last gave a forged check f COPPERSMITH. L N A T e e s LR BT MUSCATEL, S=waas=per hot 500 | ¢ w.SMITH S Fumbine Stesmbont sag rations, Paul Kote, a fisherman 'in. the servica | e of ‘the Alaska Packing . Company, was EVERY argume:t is ia favor cf | found asphyxiated. yesterday, mording, i h’t | ‘@ storeroom in the rear of the saloon at WOMEN'S 3¢ qualit; FAN Hb'E‘ over - - ghoul th the. very - G, ot o the vy et agee? O J25% We have only 20 dozen I 18c i TATIE TR Wt ians L DRSNS BERCALS DHESSEE, with e On sale. last week; gvort'k: 240 pair. - rume; trimmed with linen lace: 4 Q L pair. -To-duy at... #izes ‘from 2 to S years...... g C 53 ‘Paclfic stréet. The:édloon ‘ts owned by Joseph ‘Anderson,- 4. faréman for the ! packing company. cep 3 : i ¥ oty ; i ! Ship Work a speciaity. COttOl ene ,(;;;,g;_r ’:':’nzo;r‘r:?.‘.’.d‘}‘) 7 e misbe f;’fl‘nn&&a?;g?fr ;Ll‘:“l‘*s.fifixpn? e - 'py fl-‘mfi = &‘:':qflzm i i“,‘%rggg oz:n;e;}»‘df?;&fi?d*fi'?‘;rm""fl ST mepmr e G N.SHITHE: Wonh that at - "half-past .0'clock - vesterday || trimmed with-Tarchon laces; sizes CORDED ‘BEIL % elt at the time- the . transaction - woe E : ek B R ""}‘s): (] o weams worts 81 s apecia.. FOC price g AT e:'r;z;h'é' "c’ N h v aah SHERRY, Santa Anita Ranch; 52 50¢ FRESH AND i:e;[%é::‘fi o { erice: o | A . Is there anything but prejudice to | 2ked to be allowed {o:sieeh in a store- | o i o forgery | - Regutar e, - JAS. BOYES & CO- 8257 " S e Special Sale To-day-in Ladies’ - Knit Underwear Departmen:. and Daln was arrested. Fortunately he was able to show that he had not certain wH‘TE Mu“"‘{“" |0E_GREA“ rks. on hi hich e OILS. employed by the H; S. Crocker Company 2 Qt. 3 Qt. 4 Qt. 8 Qt. g | room “in. the rear of.the saloon, Permis. | i keep vo;n from trying it to-day, ' sion vas dzh'en agd X mhrmn-ed. Them;‘ga!n | was found turned. on ‘= the 5 Madam? | Droken open and Kote was s o0 a4 | Kote was to have gone-to work aga'n The NX Fairbank Company, | for the company in abont (o wrake S Just - ome. spectal in' WHITE. PIQU: INT CAPES; trimmed with three rows of ?-m’i PRINTING. that it was unnécessary. -because ‘the. shope| s -of as- | - 1437-49 POLK STREET. Telegraphic 3 =3 % TEL. EAST 372, Codes. STATIONER AND PRINTER. w6 California street. { ont, - Some bl values in Summer Goods: look ~ embroidery; Hned with Can- on their directory. : < 5. B Y % Flulli?'”_‘::’. :::::NNT* i A gmenelexed o have Tieen aceidental || - in’'our windows. They are:all §ood Singe. on Rannel onsal at o $1.48 —_————— b } PN 5 el o ko E C. HUGHES, s snsome secs . Fnflr‘d. r.;;{ 40 may E:arv-;-;; i P ST 3 g R, % T S o w‘ml’g::'; i ASK FOR OUR CATALOGUE. PRINTERS. BOO BINDERS. or ‘two 2 stamps we will | Accidents on the Fron : R e 3 X : £~ bracticable and e CKS-JUDD CO., #end free our 125-psge recipe | A5 - K S . ‘Unnecessary and it has been abandoned. This THE HICKS-J - Dok, “Home Heips," caited | Ocorge Roberts, a seaman-on the Brit. 1212-1214 MARKE ET, Between ea "Dy the ‘members. of - the ; : 8 First Uy Mirs, Rorer. |ish ehip Duchalbiirn, fell ‘Hown:the ol | ~12 fi KET STREET, Taylor and dones., who aivancea. the' saier | DIDU; Lhb, yesterday d br E - left "an P. 5.—No Hog Fat is WHITS OOTTOLENE. | Jigh wriet” "He wis tmnced ot Shmyfind | ) ORDERS RECEIVED. ¢ — —— ot T . S s the