The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 21, 1901, Page 17

APPEAL DRAWG BITTER WORDS Solicitor General Op- poses Captain Car- ter's Motion. Government’s Attitude Is Defined in Vigorous Language. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1901. 17 THE EMPORIUM. ——— —Solicitor Gen- WASH er d in the United e Cou the cour strike from el of Captain O. scandalous the in opposition to be admitted to bail n of his appeal in his ings. t he went out- se and asserts bserve :(r\(‘fl\l' of the rec- He sets lication foi il Ith is im- ays, is not outside the record but is also declares that Car- T the record in ng that wants e indictment against the documentary Government to the N ainst being re- eving from the T wants to get ake nor in order charge in Geor- lai v assail the Gov- ert is applica- . while the s and false, to permit me to feature which y. Its sup- ts alleged facts n at its best, the INTERESTS THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST Orders From the Postoffice Depart- ment Make Changes, and More Pensions Are Issued. NGTON 20.—The Post- t ade the follow- toffices discon- , Napa County, n Bernardino masters com- n E. From- yarnock, Bal- H nty, ce A. H. Washington—N. B. County, vice P. B 1 free delivery, es- . Marion Coun- t pensions were issued to- nal—Isidore Simon, San newal—William Baugh- Original widows—Chris- po, $8. War with Spain: nder W. Smith, San Fran- Adaiti $8. , $6. 30 onal—Hiram E. Price, Renewal—William__ T. Increase—John Hun- Restoration—Jeremiah D. ad, Ellensburg, $20. Increase th, Spokane, 38 Original na Damman, Ellensburg, $5. e FUGITIVES CAPTURED WHEN NEAR EXHAUSTED Two of the Criminals Who Escaped From Rawlins Jail Taken by Officers. Wyo., April 20.—Orlo Mec- ropst, two of the prisoners way out of jail last night and locking up the The other two pris- McSwain and , coatless and ng steadily since d Imost exhausted McSwain was awaiting narge of murder. PRESIDENT HILL'S TRAIN ON RECORD-BREAKING RUN Chief of the Great Northern Speeds to St. Paul and Declines to Talk. ST. PAUL, April 20.—President James I's special arrived from Seattle over eat Northern this afterngon, mak- 22 miles in “forty-five The entire round hours 1 e Californians in Washington. INGTON, April 20.—The following ans have arrived: Newhall V. [t H h e Carrigan. Met. Normandie—A. H all of San Francisco. —— Germany Levies Duties. BERLIN. 1 20.—The Reichsanzeiger to-Gay publishes a decree levying a duty c EWO0OC lementary duty on Court at Sweden’s Capital. o ¥ i0OLM, April —The King, Crown Princ ave returned GRAPE-NTTS. DERIVATION OF GRAPE-NUTS. Contains Neither Grapes mor Nuts. applied and experiments ® d easy for the intestinal di- vet make use of the carbo- men and phosphate of pot- from the grains. and luckily the scientific to have a most delicious ., that of the grape ening on the gran- the first part of the e last part, “Nuts,” the compound word s being a coined word, having ing, a mecessary feature conf rules of the Patent Office stration of trademarks. “Grap " is a duly registered trade- , protecting the most famous food he day from ccunterfeiters. 5 Grape 10 reply to the mo- | Federal courts | York upon | 1 on oath | red this afternoon and | r abour two years seeking to | the files of the | 4 | | | $ price $1.50 each. _ EARTIP The Master Christian—Corelli, In Hostile Red Altsheler. Richard Carvel—Churchi Dream of a Throne—Embree. In the Midst of Alarms—Barr. Woman of Yesterday—Mason. Lane That Had No Turning— Parker. Stickit Minister’s Wooing— Crockett. In the Pa'ace of the King— Crawford. R bert Orange— Hobbs. A Tent or Grace—Lust. We will begin to-morrow one of the greatest Book son, to be the lowest ever reached on this coast. d ¢ )nly one copy of each title will be sold to a single purchaser. All of the other tooks quoted below will be on special sale all of this week. Standard Works, 3 for $1.00. Library Edition of Standard Works, fine cloth binding, stamped sides and back, gilt top; publisher’s price 75c, our special price this wezk....35¢, 3 for of .50 Copyrights 85c. Thirly-five of the most popular Copyright RooKs, publisher’s On special sale Monday only e ‘Tongues of Conscience—Hichens Wounds in the Ra'n—Crane. A'abaster Box— Besant. Missionary in the Grea: West— Flashlights on Nature—Allen. Cunnin&\{umll—M{nfiwn. Paris—Singleton. Lying Prophets — Phillpotts. Golden Horseshoe —Bonsal. Concerning Issbel ~ Carnaby— Fowler. Lion and the Unicorn— Davis. Brady. On the Wing Harris. Slaves of Chance—Hol sworth. Sons of the Morn ng— Phillpot s. Gillian the Dreamer—Munro. The “copyright” books are offered at the remarkable price quoted below for one day only, and 85¢c Abbe Constantin. Aesop's Fables. Arundel Motto. Attic Philosopher. Averil. Bacun's Essays. Bondman, The By Order of the King. California and Oregon > “Trail. ccasions — | Cke: of Occasions Shasutr Rouge. Chii’s History of Enk- e de Opera and Lady Grasmere— Sen imental Tommy—Barrie. | oiend oo - - Kinross. The Fi ibusters—Hyne. Consuelo: N.ar the Throne—Thorold. Geber—Benton. Coruume. Al Counte f Rudolstadt. Reign of Law—Allen. Tristr'am Lacy—Mal'ock. e O s Via Crucis—Crawfcrd. Esen Holden—Bacheller. Data of Ethics. Days of Bruce. lined, contans 32 pages of tudy of the Bbe; minion y, SPCCras D@ Weriting Paper and Envelopes. 400t ular prices. Envelope:, 6-inch size, 125 in box, regular price 75c; Mon fay qualiti 97 boxes of Hurd’s Regimental Gray. 118 boxes of Hurd’s Sitin Wove. 64 boxes of Waiting’s French Organdy. Special in Fine White Cambrie. to-morrow (Monday) only; per yard 7 Special Sale Ebhony Handled Manicure Pieces. their regular prices; each . . Pillow Cases. properly made from regular pillow muslin, tize 45x36 inches; each. 12 Clean-up sale. The ba'ance of the Enameled Ware lefc from our gres annual House Furniching ~ Sak two weeks ago —the broken lots and odds and ends —together with a large assor ment sonable items in other lines, all marked 2-quart 8oc Enameled Rice Boilers, 15c W-ite Enameled Cups for,, 15c White Enameled Plates for, 4oc 3 quart Covered Saucepan zoc Wire Coat Frames. . 35c Hurdwoxd Screen tha 18 .24 inches Good strong 25¢ Brooms 18x24 inches 15c Chamois Skin Shoe Polishers for tan black shoes . 2.quart Ice Cream Freezers 3.quart Ice Cream Freezers in San Fra-cis o, we offer for Mon- dayony thisgoody — 74x36 inches in sze, pilow and spread-r head, for, ved under gold edg's, silk head bands, lin ings, 8 coored maps, and standard helps to the pubiiher’s orice §2.02; t>'s week.. 78¢ On Monday only, we shall closz out about =s of Choice Stationery at about half reg- Bond Envel~pes—120 boxes of Crane’s Bond 23c¢ Paper end Envelopes—z4 sheets of Paper and 25 Envelopes, in box; these reguar soc 0a Monday only, special per box. .. 27 A good grad= Fine White Cambri-, fully equal to the well-known Lonsdale make, 36 inches wide; a 10c per yard quality; on spe ial sale le The ba'ance of a manufacturer’s line of Mani- cure pieces—about 600 in the lot—consisting of button hooks, paper knives, having genuine cbony, stag-ivory, etonized, sterling silver mounts and plain han les, will, be placed on sale Monday only at much less than half -18e The genuine Mohiwk brand Pil'ow Cases, [ House Furnishings. of Ecameled Ware which was slightly dam- aged in tr.nst—perhaps a sight dent or a scratch, but not erough damoge to impair th: usefulness of the article; and also some sea- temptingly low prices to close out to-morrow. 25c Softwood Screens that will open to siz: -19¢ 81 Hammocks=, 78¢. To open the hammaock sea.01, and, incidcntally, while you are buy ng one of these, to let you examine the largest and ‘handsomest assortment of hammocks strong, gauze weave hammock, with bed, , regularly $r.co each 780 ¥Yew nand B:ble—Dviity Cicuit,| Drs Chise’s Racipes—An invalu- able col-ction of over ' 1000 practical recipes; illustrated, enlarged and revised edition, pub- lisher’s price 32.50; this week Uncle Tim’s Galyim—Ar: Memorial ~dition, pub'shed at §1.50; this week . . 45 Falf-tone engrav- typr, sizz §{ by ) g Last and Boys’ Clothinz. Boys' $250 Wash Sailor Suits, $1.23 —For boys 3 to 10 years of ag=; handsome patterns; guar- anteed absolutely fast colors; come Russian B'ouse Suits in this ot; these su ts were made to sell for $2.50. Sae price while the e $1.23 Boys’ $3.50 Wash Sailor Suits $1.89 75 df- ferent patterns to se'ect from, including plain white duck and linen crash; fast colors; a'so Russin Blouse Suits; every suit peifectly cut and well made in the latest styles for boys 3 to 10 years; 1eg- ularly £3.50 each. Special $’ 89 [ sale whi e this iot lasts, . , —— Week To the odd sizes and broken Jots we havs added several new and snappy lines of Spr;ing; styles in Men’s A part of this week’s programme is the Greatest Sale of Boys’ Wash Sailor Suits ever offered by the big store. We are going to charge just half of their actual value. Sales that has ever been attempted in this city. You will find the prices, by compari- |/ 2 Deemster, The Hunchback Deerslayer, The Dame. Donovan. Hypatia. Dream of Life. Iuitials, The Dut: Y. s i In meEoomen Days. Fllgrim’s Progress. incess, Jane Eyre. ride and Prejudice. k. Efiffi;&". Essay Kenilworth. Reveries of a Bachelor. Tom Brown's School Days. Fifteen Decisive Battles Knight Errant. Rubinson Crusce. Two Years Before the of the World. Lamplighter, The s Romance of Two Worlds. Mast. Firm of Girdlestone. Last Days of Pompeii. Romola. Uarda. First Violin. Last of the Mohicans. honberg Cotta Family. Vendetta. Forty-Fiva, The Longfellow’s Poems. ry of the Gadsbys. What's Bred in the Bone. From Earth to the Moon. Lucile. arlet Letter, The Waverley. & Gil Blas. Man With the Iron Mask. Self Help. -~ Westward, Ho! Gold Elsie. Merles Crusade. Sesame and Lilies. V0. Good Luck. Masterman Ready. Silence of Dean Maitland. Green Mountain Boys, The Mi-ah Clarke. Sir Gibbte. Grimm’s Household Tales. Moonstone, The Sketch Book, The Grimm's Popular Tales. Newcomes, The Spy. The i Hardy Norseman, A Ninety-Three. Twenty Years After. Heroes and Hero Worship. Qld Mam'selle’s Secret. Tom Jones. ¥ The History of a Crime. Old Middleton’s Money. Tale of Two Cities. Zenobia. Holy Roman Empire. Oliver Twist. ¢ Notre On the Heights. Pendennis. Pair of Blue Eyes, A Pathfinder, The Twice-Told Tales. revised 1901—Gives in symptoms and treatm-nt of 852 this week Ly of Roys' Long Pants Suits $4.95—All-wool Biue and Brown Cheviots and fancv mixtures in Chev- icts ard Cas imeres; regular price $7. 50; sizes for young men 12 to 19 vears. Th's week. . $4.95 Boys’ Russian Blousc Suits $4.85—English Serge and Velvet, in red, blue, brown, tans, etc., with belts of sue le or patent leather; sizss 234 to 6 years; regu'arly $1000 each. On specia! sa'e this week 3 $4¢85 Am-pr.can Fam Iy Fhysician, piled by eminent specialists, published at £4.75; detail ~the all diseaces. causes, Com- $1.75 Big Clothing Roys’ 3-piece Vest Suil $3.48 —All-wool Brown and Gray Mxed Casi- meres and Cheviots, fash- ionably cut, double-brea ted Vests; sizes for 10 to 15 years; regular price $5.00. On special eale this week. $3.48 Boys' Vestec Suits $2.98—Sizes for 3 to 8 years, handsome all-wool fabrics, in fancy mixtures and blues; pretty Silk Vests; sold regu'arly at $5.00. On special sale K = $2.98 Peck’s Bad Boy—Orly complete ilus- trated edition; this week. White House Cook Book—T55| Gill Hye’s Remarks—A coiecion ||| of the brightiest and wittizst and most ener- ‘ ....75¢ taining of Bill Nye’s stories, this week 75¢| Sale. On a P Men’s Fine Sack Suits — The coats cut with the popular military sheulders, perfact’y tailored, best of lin- ings, mad: of hand- some all-wool chev- jote, cassimeres and tl 5y worsteds, in the new stripe and Hereisa 7 over-p'aid effects, Glove ) alio Oxford gray bor- vicunas, regulsr gan rny $15 suits; on spe- that 3 cial sal= this week, wil not be = $9.45 $1.10; if you tuy to-morrow aall s, coom | Chint wetusls pepdlicy toe: §1 £ and cuticle knives, choe 5:;‘2:; Sok sthat £l sepulicy S S 1o por homs, seals, curling irons, y g A R, Soie Silk, 23 inches wide; wearing qualities tails regularly for $1.25. of Peau de Soie Sik, a splendid wearing fabric per yard. On special sale Monday on'y $110 Peav de Soic, 78c—A heavy, rich quality, z1-inch Black On special sale Monday only . $150 Peav de Soic, 98c—An extra h-: 69c 78¢c 87¢c 98¢ On special sale Mon- $1.25 Deav do Soie, 876 A spiendid Swiss make, Black Peau De warranted 5 the kind that re- avy .quality 22-inch Black that retails regularly for §1.50 Greatest of Black Silk Sales Monday. A very large special purchase of Biack Swiss Taffeias, Black Peau de Soies, Black Gros Grains and the beautiful Black Satin de Lyons will be placed on sale Monday ony at prices which are fully one-third less ‘han thev cou'd possicly be sold for if we had bought them in ‘he regular way. $LI0 Swiss Ta'lela, 69c—A rich, soft, lustrous, 27-inch Black Swiss Taffeta, manutactured expressly ‘or dress purposes. Here is a great chance to get a slk. skirt or a handsome grenad'ne lining in the quality that retails regu.arly for Black Gros Grains—Wec have but a limited quontity of the two special numbers in this Si k. $1.00 Black Gros Grain, 69¢—A good, firm Silk, 20 inches wide; the grade that retais reguar.y $1.00 per yard. $1.25 Black Gros Grain Silk, 78c—A superb quality, rich finish, 24-inch Sik, that wil give the most cat'sfactory wear. Monday cnly, per yard................ »ie $1.75 Satin de Lyons, $1.18—A z1-inch pure dye Black Lyons Silk, a handsome aress Silk of beautiful finish; Special Monday only 69¢c ........................ 78¢c $1.18 Special Monday on'y On special sale our the resu't of overproduction. quantities last. price for three days, per yard. . Lot 2—1500 yards of tancy corde: ant e gan | DT Lot 3—400 y price . Lot 4— at value 45c a yard. Sa'e price. . wide 5 rich colorings; the latest novelt; 5 1oc quality. quality; exquisit coloring for neck bows; regular vaue 20c per yarl. colcrings and la est novelty ; 25c value; per yard Lo° 5—2800 yards of double-faced liberty satin Ribbons, soft | inches; colo's pink, biue, maiz:, cream, Nile, royal, he.iotrope and white ; regu'ar The Ribbhon Sale of the Season. & This Sale is for three days—closes Wednesday night. To-morrow begins the seliing of a big purchase of more than 15,000 yards of this season’s best styles in all-silk fancy Ribbons, which were closed out to us by a large manufacturer in New York City at half their regular value, as Three days’ selling of thess fine Ribbons if’ Lo 1—Nearls 4000 yards of No. 7 fancy corded taffeta all-silk Ribbons, 37 choice colorings, for trimmings, bows and hair ritbons it is the Toc qualty; 13 inches wide. Sale .. Be , 13 inches On special sale for three days, 5 c ds of luminous fancy corded silkc taffeta Ribbons; 3% incles wide; supcrb Sale . i2¢ ...... 170 lus er; width 474 28c weive, br'l ian This Set $1.00. This Croquet Set, 8 balis and malet, well painted and varnished, with galvanized wickets, packed in nice hinged covered box, with full ru'es and regu'a- $1.00 tions for. . 4oc 4-quart Curvzd Wi P .23¢c Four-ball Croquet Set. . 50c 4 quart Straight Covered Saucepans..36€ AR G R 75¢ 25c 2-quart Open Stew Pans .........17¢ Other Croquet Sets of 8 or tals an! malet, from ...3$71 50 $20 Ask to see_the new awn game, Croquet Golf. Much-in-Demand Wash F:zbrics. White Organdies—just unpacked a case of high graie fine White Organdies made to our own order in France, and finiched in the new chiffon effect. Thiee qualitics, each. 70 inches wide, and the best va'ues that we ever saw at the prices per yard, 85¢, 70c S y' 50c Linen Batiste Suitings—now the most sought- tor Wash Faoric in the Eist. Thoey will be very scarce this e We ars showing a large range in Sik Stripes, Leno Wesrs o e yard s nsii s DO at Spec al Sale Fine Comforters. Fancy Si’koline Cover«d Comforters, with pain colored linings, closely tufted wih wool, large size, filied with white cotton; warm, : et lightweight; $ dozen only, on spe- cial sale to-morrow . Photos $2 Dozen. Our photographic studio, equipped with the finest apparatus that is made, produces a class of werk that has no superior, and, as in all other branches of the Emporium, dep:rtment-store prices prevail. Carton-finish Photos, doz. . ... 4 e B .....$2.00 to $5.0 Celer Bernhaidt Panels, that we haveal- ways charged $5 a dozen for, cutto $4 00 Paris Pine’s, per d0z.8$6.00 to $9 00 E largements in Crayon—Water coior and Pasiel, 16x20 inches in size, from.. .. . ... ciireeninnnn. . 831,25 to $10.00 " 980 THE EMPORIUM GoldenRule Bazaar. CALIFORNIA’S .LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE days—sewd, Jaid and lined—per yard . . . .. Japanese and Chinese Matting—A lot Faurniture and CarpetSpecials This fine couch, upholstered with ex- Bedroom Svile of three pieces—bed, wash tand and burcau ; bureau fitted with a French piate mirror; a good- looking, well-construted suite ; special for three days.............. . Ladies’ Desk—In Golden Oak—with a drawer and shelf below in which to store away, baokie——on specialisale for three days: .. . . SR $5.00 Ingrain Carpets—Novelty design—in good colorings—heavy and du- rable—on special sal: for three days only—per yar! Tap:stry Brussels Carpels— Our best grade—regul: a tractive assortment of patterns, with borders to match—our special price for three yards— qualit'es worth from 20c to 4o¢ per yard—to bz closed out this wesk—fer yard ¢ cellent qualiiies of velours and corduroy in as- | ¢ sorted colors; a well-ma‘e, durab'e, comfort- able couch ; worth regularly $10.00 ; on spe- cial sale for three da; : 36350 $16.50 Me: s 30¢ arly $1.10 per y’u’-d—in an 85¢ 10c Special Sale Club Bags. Made of heavy water proof canvas, gool brass lock and catches, lined, worih one-naif morethan Monday’s spe J pr.c?s- 10 and 11 inch size .62¢ 13 to 15 inch sze .76 16 to 18 inch size 8dc $1.75 Curtains, $1.37 Just 250 pairs to this lot, which wil be on sale Monday only; ecru or white Lace Curt ins; 54 inches wide, 334 yards long, in a heavy, fine quality; three very chice pat erns; regu- larly and a firstclass value at $ips wpat,sac ks ol d. N. N. Shampoo, 2 Boxes, 25¢. N. N. Shampoo, it is claimed, softens the hair, Cleanses the sca’p, cures dandroff. Tke size con aining 6 s1ampoos, which :e’s regu arly everywcre at 25¢ a bex, wil ke put on spe- | B.ned Chickea—The large size Soc finss sre- cial sa'e Monday only, fWo cial Monday .. ................. 35¢ 250 boxes oo @O C | roied Guts sk Eatern.. 10 IBs.- 25¢ Chinaware Sale. Decor-ted China at Half Fricz - Oa Monday oniy a very large assortment of decorated China, Saad Bowls, Cake Pates, Cracker Jars, Dussert Puatcs, Berry Paves, Swcers, Pin Trays, Individ- val ‘Sugais and Cexmers, Spoon Trays, Bonbon Boxes, etc., wil be exhibite: on the special sa'ts taoles in the Crockery De- partment and offered tor t e one day only'at Haif Price. A'so about 25 samples of fine French Docorated China vases, wich gi.t trimmings; the gilt in some instance’ has becom: clightl; shopworn, so will close them out Monday oaly at fp s#f Prics. E Ch: $1.00"" Tom Burke of Ours. Thelma. Three Guardsmen. Dress Ginghams. ings, at the extraordinary special sale Toy Carpet Sweepers, made by the Bissel Car- pet Sweeper Co., exactly like those mama us:s and called the “ Daisy;" just the thing and they will do the work, too; on Toy Department, Second Floor. A Giove Sale. dup icat:d for many a long day; on Monday only we offer 150 dozen PRue, Glace Two- Clasp Ladies” Gloves, with one row embroid- eced backs; double-stitched thumbs; an extra piece of leather between each finger; the ors are brown, tan, modes, grays and white; astonishing spe-ial pr Men’s Furnishings. Shirts and drawers woven in one garment, and freedom of moton; cotton, $7.25, $£1.50, $2.25 _meino, $2.5 ., $3. .0; wool, $5.00. Dress Gloves for Men—Undresced gray suede and the n-w tan shades in kinds; Fow-es’ Goves. $1.8 73 Dert's Glove,, $1285+ cffects from some makers, new arrivalsin the popular narrow Derby Four-in-Hand, a'so Imperials, String T es and Bows, in the new grena- din= effects. 500 Flour, 76c—Our best Empor um brand; StryKer’s Sand Soap. 15 bars 50c Sardines—The D. & G. brand; choice im- ported. ... Catsup—National buy; the 25c pint bottle; Monday. . .. . 1@ Canadian Che:se—The genuine article; made Liguor Sale Monday Only. Whiskey — The celebrated %k Tom Taylor Whiskey will be paced on sa'e Monday only at the prices per botdle.. C'aret— Our popular grade, gallon Gin—Thorne & Sons; London bottling; regularly $1.00 botre; Monday only ......... 75¢ " STILE s published at $2.005 |||} Special Sale. Monday only we offer two cases full stand- rd Dres Ginghams, light and dark color= .................. 6c Toy Sweepers. tice per yard hat young housckeeper want to play with, i8¢ pecial sale Monday only, each. izes from 535 t0 734; and the 5 per pair 73¢ Colored Shirts for Bl! iness — They are g0ing to be worn more than ever th's sum- mer—we show a splen- did line of new pat terns and colorings; the cuffi are detached and made with round corners, the shirts are full cut, and the bos- oms rest flat aglinst il the e $1.00 Men's Combina- tion Unde-wear — hat fits like 2 glove, elastic, no drawers to ag, mo shis to o'l wp ‘n the back, no tuffy folds of cloth about the Fips, comfort HARLARRANARRALNR QRAR LA N AARB A RAR AR ARARRAAR AR AR A AR AAURL ARLUA WHRAR R R WER R RRR AR R AR AR an dany n’s Neckwear, 5(c—The very n:west hapes for summer are here, the handsomest of New York's best Grocery Sale Monday Only. a splendid bread and cake maker; every sack guaranteced; at the re- duced price, for Monday 76 3 c only, per sack 2 tins 25¢ 's; best money <an in Toronto; per b, . perlb. ... ‘27¢ oice English Bre:kfast Tea, per ..35¢ very special 82¢ 3 £ = 3 = s 3 § b b 3 = 3 3 g s k] E ] % 3 4 3 kg 3 3 4 § i = 3 3 3 = ¥ H 3 3 = 3 3 4 Ed 5 = STARTS T0 EIPLOE YOO COPFER ONES Angus McLean at the Head of a Prospecting Ex- pedition. Special Dispatch to The Call. VANCOUVER, B. C., April 20.—To ex- plore the upper reaches of White River, a tributary of the Yukon, is the object of 2 large party of prospectors that left here to-day for the north by the steamer City of Seattle. The party is in charge of Captain Angus McLean, who two years ngu had charge of the Dawson business nl the Stewart River Ploneers’ corpora- tion. Last summer Captain McLean, with two other men, went to the headwaters of White River, a distance of 350 miles from Fort Selkirk. He discovered several large caves in the rugged Alaskan moun- tains. These are located about five miles from the side of the river. In the bare face of the rock were found fine show- ings of blue peacock copper. ples from these ledges assayed more than $120 to the ton In copper and gold. This sea- son the party will thoroughly prospect the district, which is as yet uninhabited, and will stake claims there. The party took supplies for all summer. Convict Payne Recaptured. PHOENIX, April 20.—After being chased for three weeks, the pursuit lead- ing 300 miles up the Colorado River, Frank Payne, an escaped convict from the penitentiary at Yuma, has been cap- tured. Payne made a hard fight when cornered, but was overpowered by the guards and Mexican trailers and returned to Yuma. 2 Naj D BUYS SEASIOE HOME FOR WEALTHY BRITON Chris Buckley Negotiates Deal For Valuable San Diego Property. 2 Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN DIEGO, April 20.—During the past day or two this city has been visited by Chris Buckley, the one-time noted poli- tician of San Francisco. been commissioned to purchase for David gle of England a winter home in San Mr. Nagle is a noted, turfman ego. Mr. Buckley had of the snug little isle, though he was a ioneer miner of California in the early ays. He has been living in En lal;d tigr e is e roprietor of a noted hostelry, at which chard Croker of New York makes his headquarters while he is on the other side a dozen years or more, where of the Atlantic. Several months ago Mr. w. lemon orchards, flower and Mr. Nagle will spend his winters here. Royal Couple Pass Malacca. SINGAPORE, April 20.—The Cornwall and Ydrk on Malacca this morning Nagle paid quite an extended visit to California and while here he determined to have a win- 0. Bowen just outside the city limits. The place consists of twelve acres of highly improved land, with orange and Im gardens. It is_a typieal Southern California home. steamer ! Ophir, with the Duke and Duchess of 5 board, passed TWO BROTHERS MEET AFTER FORTY YEARS ter home somewhere near San Diego Bay. At that time he looked at several places, | Last Saw. One Another on e Battlefield in thi o o Mr. Buckiey to come fo San Diego and & soonecqe i - purchase for him the country hqme of Civil War. SACRAMENTO, April 20.—W. A. Pow- ell of 917 Sixteenth street had just sunk into slumber one night this week when he was aroused by the ringing of his door- bell. Taking his. lamp with him he cau- tiously opened the door. Before him stood an old, gray-bearded man. He did not recognize the visitor and called for an ex- planation. When this was given he was clasped in the embrace of a brother had not seen in forty years. Be | dressing, with stamp, nami When the War of the Rebellion broke out the brother, A. H. Powell, was a clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Springfield, Mo. The call for trooops to fight the battles of the Union was quickly responded to by the then young minister, who surrendered his pas- torate and said ‘‘good-by™ to his relatives and friends. Shoulderi a musket he marched to the front. elder brother, W. A. Poweil, city and them enlisted in the CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, had placed in his hands by an East India mission- ary the formula of a simple vezetable remedy | for the speedy and permanent cure of Consump- tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all h fections: also & positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Ner- Vous Complaints. Having tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, and de- siring to relieve human suffering. 1 will send free of charge to all who wish it this recipe. in | German, French or Enzlish. with full direetions | fer preparing apd using. Sent by mail by ad- this paper, W. hester, N. Y. | A. Noyes, $i7 Powers’ Block,