The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 30, 1901, Page 21

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THE SAN FRAN CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, 'JUNE 80, 1901. : 21 YOUTHFUL HERO TELLS HOW HE SAVED A LIFE Paul Bordwell Modestly Recou ats His Daring Rescue | of Samuel Nathan From Ttdal Canal | J i | . A‘A\KED\ June W by e Samuel Nathan, the tidal cana Jast ni the life d him into. the aude’'s arms wave above the 1' | | | i »se to the place g youth ate times, but before I e taken to the local co b him he went down and rone H M - $ t this Uuun,, y of Cla erdict of accide Rafael Robles e to submersi VICE PRESIDENT SEEKS TO AVOID NOTORIETY vaerrana al ]VrO\ed now you see W uring the day. s of the leaders of a meeting there which Wi backgr parti they is just out from met at To- ten days ago, and n aspirant for he_organiza- Council he the position of Tron tion. Before the made a good impression His advent to this coast is said to be eonnected with the settlem of the | ADV'EBT!SEMENTS | FREE TO WEAK MEN. A New snd Successful Method | of Restoring Weakened Phys~ jcal Powers, Curing Sexual Weakness, Nerve Exhaustion and Lost Vi tallt). The Prescription Is Sent Free to Any- one Who Writes. A mew ecientific means of curing weaknesses of men end diseases peculiar to the sex has st last been discovered, and the prescription | is being offered free to all who eend name and address. Dr. U Stevenson bullding, | Indtanap Ind., is the discoverer of thi remarkable new system of treatment, and he gaye there ie mow mo difficulty in curing the | worst cases which may arise from diseases of | e nature r’}"h: Doctor has made a long study of Sexual G Lipes, 1 Disorders end he ciaims to have found the | J exact medicine which removes all traces of debilitating disease from the human eystem, yestores the fire and buoyancy of youth, and Supplies the strength of body and nerves that 21l wish for but mo few possess. Impotency, nervousness and nightly emissions, varicocele, Xindred troubles disappear in & marvelously short space of time. while any weakened or emaciated organs are restored in a very few days to their natural eize and vigor. When you stap to consider the possibilities of loving and being loved as only strong, well | and happy men can be it does seem that any | mexually weak man should no longer hesitate, write at once for the receipt which costs absolutely nothing. There are no restrictions | whatever, as Dr. Lipes is anxious that every | affiicted man who needs it should have the | Denefic of one of his free prescriptions with- | out @elay. The treatment can be nsed in the privacy of your own home without the knowl- edge of even your most intimate friend or as- sociate. ‘Write to-fay and learn that while the re- ceipt costs you mothing at all, it may change your whole existence from one of misery to continuous life of pleasure and happiness. | sent here to discuss t on behalf of the United States against the Union Iron Works to recover | $100C e Ity in ach ease. The charge | WILSON | ironworkers. o work ken. If the machl ba How side L gain or Borlous considetaticn aas given the sub- ject during yesterday afternoon. He mrl the striking machin s during the at h and Shipley streets; met leaders of the strike and Secretary Ros enberg of the Labor Council jointly at | lquarters, but no expression of opin- fon could be elicited. | No Compromise Possible. George E. Dow, secretary of the Metal Association, says that no compro- possible - overt s have been made to us, none will be entertained. As many agitators as the funds of the American Federation of Labor will firm we propose to stand propose to be dictated to by any set of men, but will treat each man on his indi- | vidual merits. He can secure work at any time.” The following placard to offset others heretofore posted is being displayed in va- | rious portions of the city: CITIZENS PLEASE READ! es of San impress upon ployment ® now out y and wish of our fellow- refuse to take s presented e for the nine ho peration and sym he extent that upon the repre vers. oing this they will mot only assist our cause, but will also materially better their own 6o one in the near future by [ doing. Our cavse is your cause. Stand with u INTER TATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Ma- Machmists Coming From East. Tt is currently reported that twenty-five machinists dre now on the way Toledo, Ohio, and will be escorted efr various places of employment by armed grards as soon as they arrive, They will be furnished with shelter and | remain within their respective inclosures until such time as labor conditions as- sume more settled phases. The State Federation of Labor will meet morning at room 207, Emma Spreck- | ng, to take action regarding the | ent of affiliated organizations in | ticipation in the strike. | enfbraces 175 unions, with 000 members. first souvenir ball of the Broth- of Blacksmiths in Teutonia Hall night a_most enjoyable time was had. mmittees in charge of the affair| | Arrangements—J. Schaumleffi, T. J. Draffin, | E. K. Hamlin, D. Hearly' T. ‘row. §. Matthews, H. Frichette, William Kerr, L. G'Neal, P. J. Sullivan, rge Btone. | Charles A. Siskron: assistant | Thomas Cooper. iter—Casper Hirt, W. W. Clarke, Swartz, The Brotherhood of Teamsters has | elected the following officers: Frank Smith; vied president, financial secretary, A. Hardes: recording secreary, John McLaughlin: treas- urer, Daniel Keating: sergeants at arms, John hn Stewart: business agent, i San Franc feld; delegates Casey, George to City Hardes loh Union Iron Works Sued. bills_of complaint were filed in United States District Court yester- M is that of having imported elght copper-’ smiths from Sweden and Scotland to waork in the Union Iron Works on a pa- role contract wher-by the company paid for the tra ¢ the men to this t Thes » instituted to take ; its_brought by of the Labor Coun- ¢ cil to collect Hn fines for himself, and which were Aemnrred out of court. —_— 1 The last cable car has disappeared from the streets of New York, but a few horse car lines remain. | reliable Tonic Stimulant when - REPUBLICMS IRE DRGANIZING District Clubs Forming‘ Under the Primary League. | Bupervisors Asked to De- clare August 13 a Legal Holiday. The Republican Primary League is mak- ing rapid advancement in the enroliment ens and the organization of dis- trict clubs. The officers of the league are end eav uxmg to convince the Board of Su- ors 11:.1( Tuesday, August 13, the | f the primary election, should be de- | d a legal holiday. The Judiciary Com- mittee of hoids that an after- noon he v would give ample time for | voting. Officers of the league, however, | | direct the board’'s attention to the fact | that Aug 13 is collection day. The| league’s suggestion of a legal holiday of | the 13th, if carried out, would make Aug- | on day. The league 1s e: that all citizens, and | 3 citizens belonging to the ablican party, should participate in | the election of delegates to the nomin- ating conv The Primary League | i i d “influence to | rd to serve i the Republican sure of the vote at 4101‘1]!\ d nece therefore urged to legal holiday. If the merchan men and (ax; ers generally ren from .Iu polls the bosses and place-hunt- sufficient strength to car- 1S, chairman of the Repub- Committee, returned to the from New York. Within the time prescribed by law the committee will_submit a plan of apportionment to the Election Commissioners. A meeting of the South End Republican Club of the Thirt t Assembly District was held at l"nu\nnm Hall night before | last. Remarks were made by H. J. Me- Mahon, Charles Devlin, L. A. Chester, Walter J. Brind and others. Music was upplied by the South End Republican Club band: h. fred Bouvier, Sounty on Democratic Club, of which held an- | night. Twenty- » added to_t tion. ~James Mul club, is bend! of keeping fr of Thomas h and green | efferson. As this | harter from Jas- and Gavin McNab's coun committee it is supposed to be anti-Ph lan, with hearse attachment A PESTIFEI{OUS GERM. Burrows Up the Scalp Into Dandruff and Saps the Hair’s Vitality. People who cor a rule kr of dandry ous para ain of falling hair that it is th caused by digs down to th is fed in t . Before long the hair root is up and the hair drops out. If the work of the germ is not de- stroyed hair k comes. The onl to kill the germ, ps thinning till baldne: way to cure dandruff is nd until now there has been no hair preparation that would do it; but to-day dandruff is easily eradicated by Xewbro's Herpicide, which makes the halr tension Table, 42-in. | awed oak top, heavy fluted legs, extends to six .................... 75 Get an estimate from: us on everything required to furnish your entire establishment. Credit_and free delivery within 100 miles. We close at six, except on Saturday. T. Brifliant FURNITURE CO,, 338-342 POST STREET, Opposite Union Square. World Famnus Mariani Tonic Most effective, agreeable and | fatigued or overworked. All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes. RAILWAY TRAVEL. Hlinois Central R. R. SPEGIAL ROUND-TRIP TICKETS OM SALE June 32, Julyl, GIMNATI and return— $76.50 July 1 and 2, DETRODIT and return— $82.25 July 3 and 4, BUFFALO and return— $87.00 July 20 and 21, CKISAGD and return— $72.50 Return Limit Go Days. SNEDAKER, ' General Agent, Chronicle Bldg. W. H. 648 Market st. JOE ROSENBERG'S. | Buy your CORSETS where you can get the best for the least—that’s at Joe Rosenberg’s. His line of corsets is the city. Be you stout or slim, short or tall, he has just the corset for your figure. Give him a trial and benefit by the advice of an expert corset-fit- ter. TFor this week’s special: LADIES' CELEBRATED MAJESTY CORSETS, made of very best quality Ttallan cloth, boned throughout with best quality tempered steel, warrant- ed not to hreak and guaranteed for THREE MONTHS, that is, if a steel breaks within that time we replace it with a new corset; comes in short, me- dium or long lengths; equal if not bet- ter than anv made to order corset. Qur § price -$2.75 SUMMER CORSETS For less than half their usual selling price. No need to go into the “WHY" AND “{WHEREFORE' OF THIS BAR- GAIN; sufficient to know that you can get a dollar corset for 50 cents at Ros- enberg's Tt is made of very best quality of im- ported summer netting, rust proof. straight front steel, embroidery trimmed. well boned, strong and dur- able. Your OPPOrtuRity............50€ SALE EXTRAORDINARY. Ladies’ Kimo- nas, made of very best qual- ity lawn,stripad or figured ef- fect; neck, front and sleeves trimmed with broad bands of w hite—colors pink, black and white, lavender, ‘We bought these from i and blue. an overstocked manufacturer at just half of their former prics. Come here Monday and be one of the lucky ones . ..sesss....59 most complete in tha | JOE ROSENBERG'S. | An Item From Our LEATHER GOODS DEP’'T, And a Good One,Too LAINE BAGS, made of best suede leather, pearl gray in color, ornamented with scroll ‘of cut_ steel beads, riveted steel frame and hook leather covered, lined throughout with leather, machine sewn, block bottom. Shown else- where as decided bargainq at 8250 our nhowlns & 95 95 5000 Ladies’ Wash Veils, made of best quality net, fig- ured and dotted, fancy border, fine beauty en- hancing mesh, same as accom- panying picturé. Not a veil in this lot but what has sold for 502 and 75¢. All now marked.....25¢ SUMMER GLOVES At Marvelously Low Prices. LADIES' GLOVES, made of best taffeta silk, stitched back, two clasps, light and cool: just the glme for warm weather; perfectly made and look as well as any kid glove on the hand; colors black, gray and tan; durable and Inexpensive.. ...25¢ SWELL SHIRT WAISTS AT 50c. There's a great difference between a 50c shirt waist, as ordinarily under- stood. and the shirt waists we are of- fering at that price. These are really $1.00 walsts. We sacrificed our profits and the benefit accrues to you. They are made of best quality per- cale, in striped or figured effect, back and front tucked, new bishop sleeves, adjustable collar; colors . pink, blue, red, lavender, black and white_and rose. Prices cut in two.. ..50e WASH SUIT EVENT. Wash Suit Occasion Extraor- dinary. LADIES' SUITS, made of best qual- ity lawn or linen, waist tucked Dback, full front, fancy stitched coliar and stitched fly front, new bishop sleeves; skirt seven-gored flounce, cut very full, perfect hanging and fitting, being cut after very best taflor patrerns. An op- portunity unparalleled in price lnterest Regular $6.50 Suit, NOW........... JOE ROSENBER Mail Orders Solicited. Cheap Rates East o Santa Fe The places, the rates for the round trip and the dates of sale are below. The other details can b had of the Santa Feagents. BUFFALO, $87.00 July 3B, 4; Aug. 22, 23; Sept. 5, 6. CHICAGO; $72.50 July 20, 21. CINCINNATI, $76.50 June 30 and July 1. CLEVELAND, $82 50 Sept. 8. COLORADO SPRINGS: $55 July 8 and 9. e Ll JOE ROSENBERG’S. | JOE ROSENBERG'S. We close out to-morrow a large assortment of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘Whose freshness and daintiness is somewhat Impaired by handling. Laundering will make these garments as good as new, but the prices are cut in two. LADIES' SKIRTS, made of very best muslin, deep flounce with three insertions eof torchon lace, finished with deep lace edge, extra dust ruffle. made of best broldery or Point de Venice trimming; all different patterns to choose from. Priced as never b 4§ DAINTY NECKWEAR At Next-to-Nothing Prices. Neckwear can be found hers in every possible variety, shade and style at prices that astonish all. LADIES" TURN-OVER COLLARS, lawn, with sheer em- fore..,...,.. - 10e cut wide and made very full. Marked ALSO, LADIES' GOLF TIES, made § for rapid selling. 1.69 of yery dbest pti{]u%.mggoq w’ggo eml!s. . well made, neatly shed. ese ties ALSO (CADIES GQWNS, made of Lo the most fashiorable neckwear best Nalnsook, double yoke back, front véke made in the circular effect. with clusters of hfht tucks, alternating with hemstitching: neck. front and sleeves trimmed with hemstitched ruf- fle, full length, all sizes. Unexcelled in quality and. price.... -8De WHERE CAN YOU EQUAL THESE For <w|e and Quality ? TLADIES' COR- SET COVERS, made of the best cambric. tight fit- er than the low- est Oc LINEN UNDERSKIRTS. Pre-eminertly THE sale of the sum- mer, at prices that vou will never be able to buy them again. worn with Ynu can’t be without ome at this price shirt waists this summer. “No place like Joe Rosen- berg’s for RIBBON SPECIALS,” A lady was héard, to remark, and she was right. Our ribbon sales § talk of th n for their ex treme good walues. ting, trimmed For this week with four rows of we’ have _yards T R #nd vards of Auest sertion, neck and ék\P E;:q}:lartga’;sl; arm holes finished ih, made of LR ;252 bes! ‘m'lm silk, o soft and | wash the sa}ne flR< pic- g(l:vrlP. l‘l:‘ all the Bore s Toice 1n al. newest shades and black. Another Ways a little Jow. sample of low selling....... 15¢ Ribbon Bows tied fres by experienced. bowmakers. SUMMER UNDERWEAR Priced to Suit Your Purse. LADIES’ VESTS, made of very best oh[é:lgfialsln:r;\'.(lvfi-{hs "deep. eounre aad euality lightweight "r\‘f]}‘;:(‘h“zdha!gg finished with ruffle. Rosenberg’s \%r.%c; 3:;);nlntr;‘§ros‘};;ve;“:er‘s”k e ALSO. LADIES UNDERSKIRTS, Pink. blue and white. Most reasona- made of very best crash linen, with Dle at. . 2 umbrella flounce of three ruffies, full _AGATN ‘,}ergmcu Jength, extra wide; a skirt well made and perfectly finished in every detall. Worth twice the price we ask....73e 9¢c FOR 50c LACE. Very extensive price reductions our lace department. 500 yards BLACK FRENCH LACE, in all the newest patterns, warranted fast black, four inches wide, suitable for summer dress or silk skirt trim- ming. Remarkable price concessxg\s e HANDKERCHIEF TALK. Good, strong and convincing. Read the following : LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, made of best Irish lawn, neatly hemstitched, unlaundered, just as they come from the nunneries, neat hand-made initials. Our way of selling. Se n 816 MARKET STREET Running through to 11 O’Farrell, PHELAN BUILDING. Personally Conducted i a tourist sleeping-car— with one of the Burling- ton Overland Excursions., The time is fast; the cars are clean and the route surpasses all others in beauty and interest. From Los Angeles Mondays and ‘Wednesdays; San Francisco, Tues- days and Thursdays. No crange of cars, California to_Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louss. ‘Only one change to Boston, _Tickets and at Southern Pacific ticket offices or by writing W, D. Sanborn, Gen'l Agt., 631 Market St., San Francisco. DETROIT, $82.25 July 1 and 2. LOUISVILLE, 577 50. Aug. 20 and MILWAUKEE, 274.50 July 17 and 18. :80 jursday: trip The best service and the :; 3 :“ ; Buturdays—Extra. trips at 1:% pleasantest way is fur- %D.msf.w, 9:20, 1:00 & m.; 1:30, 3:, nished by the Tiburon Ferry, Foot ot’ Malk.e st EEK DAYS-7:30, WEEK DAYS—6:10, 3:40, 5:15 p. lll. !UNDAYS—I.M 9:40, 1:10 & m.; CALIFORNIA IORT“BSTKRI RY. GO SAN FRAIMSG(I AIIII IIOHTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COM San Francisco to San Rafael. 9:00, 10 o m; 1335 San Rafael to San Francisco. 7:50, 9:! 11:10 &, m.; 133 urdays—Extra trips at 1 1:40, 340, Saty and 6:35 p. Santa Fe San rmmueo. IAvfll n. - - vvn'x £4¢ MARKET ST, || B | 8% | oestmation. | &% | 552 7:20 am| Novato, 10:40 am| 8:30 pm| Petaluma. | 8:08 pm 5:10 pm| pm| Santa Rosa. | 7:35 pm| Fulton. s [ 1 R O NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Lo N s'l‘fl““““’ F"’ g $:30 pm| 8:00 am| Cloverdale. [ 7:35 pml 6:2 pm e & @ | 730 am) P 1% am A X % ‘5{ S “w'mfis-nr fim V:I’l;y m‘t San | g0 pml § ;:, é""" i rg'“ “r:mm - P 7% am| §:00 am| Sonoma lhu- S0 am m.' 6:10 pm| 5:00 pm' mm FEllen. | 8:05 pm| 6:20 pm undays, 7:30 am| 8:00 10:40 aml10:25 am ari Ioeie m(;’n?'-'r s 3‘:‘1‘2»:‘8.“ 330 pm| 5:00 pm| Sebastopol. | 7:35 pm| 6:20 pm a._m. 1-‘1::%91:;:. in 'na BEXTRA ya and s-turd-" at I 45 lnd 10 X b marked () San Q L VALL“ TO !AN FRAN "é?s"n%“fiflva-s 15, 645, T:6. zx-mln TRIPS _on and Saturdays at.7:10 50, Mond: and 1( 10:05 ¢ Santa Roma for Mark West m%wfl“‘@n—lm mmvulwmndmnmfinm n—um’umumm nuul- half raf Leave Marks I.ocnl Daily Lv. San Fran| 7:20 a Ar. Stockton. |10: Merced 1! Kans. Cy Chicago - & for morning. p for afternoon. #:00 a. m. train is the Californla Lim- ited, leaving Monday and Thursday only, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars thmuzh to Chicago. Chafr Car runs to 'Bll(!l'sfleld for accommodation of local first-class ngers. No Second-class tickets hnnaM on this train. Correspond- ing train arrives at 5:5 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. 4:20 p. m. 1s Stockton and Fresno local. :’-o{lregpardlng train arrives at 12:30 p. . 3:00 p. m. is the Overland Express, with through Paiace and Tourist Sleepars and Free Reclinine Chair Cars to Chleago: also Palace Sleeper. which cuts out at mflnodclofl‘elnondlnl train arrives at 5:55 p. m. dall 7:20 a. m. {e Rakerseld Tocal. stopping at all poinis in San Joaauin Vailey, Cor- resnondine train arrives at 8:40 a. m. daily. Officea—841 Market street and in Ferry erat, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Onk. land. Eoes e Troniwcs Jaiy ¢ o5 1 $33 p. m. Tickets lood 86 _days, with stop-over privileges returning. A first-class trip ECFESEATTLE price. Through gons "ot thres Make nurntlunl Mk for folder. Ad- 1&28’!‘ ANY l. l(ou .I phone Maln 5803, MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Ssasalize Ferry—Foot of Market St. x oa Tman. 145 p. M. 418 7. . §- A sxaééé:s‘fi SLEE T LA QUND TRIP, Inciuding berth tn train of first-ciase Pullman cars rmam. 5537 a0, 845 4. ¥S... over night st the TAVERN e 107, 2, fldfi-m very neck, no sleeves, crocheted with silk and drawn through with silk “tape; colors pink., blue and cream. the word. best neck and arm size A Eargain in eves sense of We carry every conceivable shape and style of BELTS. Nothing new or novel that we haven’t in stock. Here are two specials that ara worth your while reading- ADIES BELTS made of best pressed grain leather, with fancy gilt ANOTHER—LADIES' BELTS, made of Dest tucked satin, with fancy gilt or black enamel buckle: new tapering effect. A wonder at this price....35¢ RAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Lo arrive s (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) LEAVE — Fmow JUNE15 190l — Ammive 7:004 Bovicls, Suisua, Ehnln, Vu-vue, ........ 6:23p 7:80A Mactines, San kamon, Vallefo. Napa, toga and Sants Bosa....... . &ase 8:004 Davis, Woodisnd. Knignts Landing, ‘Marysville, Oroville. 7:33» 81004 Atiantic Rxpress 12:250 100 Lathrop, 81004 Niles, Mendot: 4:359 s gy Bluff, Portiaud... .. 7:559 #1304 Sun Jose, Livermore, _Stookton, Ione, Sacramento, ' Placervilis, Marysville, Chico, lted Hinit: 4:230 $:304 Oakdale, Ohinese (¥osemite), So- Gactors eano an 04 Valloo, Mactines and Way Sisois 101004 The Overland Limited—Ogden, Dea- ver, Omaha, Chicago 11:002 Sacramento Kiver St 3:807 Hayward, Niles aod Way Sia 41002 Beoicia, Sac: Woodiand, Knights Murysville, Oro droor Mastinen, danRawos, - Valic, Nups, Calistogn, Sunta Ross...... WBFa 41007 Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Lodi... 12:232 4:30r Hayward. Nilos, San Jose, Livermore 18:33. 4:30p Fort Cos:a, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton 10:834 3:00r7 The Owl u:nmd —Fresuo, Tulars, Bakeratlold, Saugus for Sauts Bar- ara, Los Angeles. 8:354 5:007 Martinez, Antiooh, 31062 Yosemite... 3:30p New Orleans Express—! Mendota, ‘resno, Los Angeles, Demiug, El Paso, New Orleacs and Way Stations. 18:03r Vallejo i COAST LINE (Sarrow Gauge). (Foot of Market Street.) 77:@94 Sants Oruz Excursion to Santa Cruz and Prinoipal Way Stations 82182 Nemaek Guplocrile, Sanose lex Oreek, Boutione 181852 Newark, Gontarvii! oae, N Simsedon, Feron.' Houtdor & Ltnek Sasuta Cruz sad’ Priucloal W Statio) o lxllr Newark, Sun J i8ia0r 241137 Glenwood. Boujder Cresk. Santa Criz_s #:384 CREEK ROUTE FERRY. Prom SAN PRANGISCO—Poos of Ink‘ Strset (SLip 8= 17:16 9:00 11:004 100 3:00 B:18r.w. Prom OALAND—Foot of Bc 6:00 $8:00 18:08 10:004. 13-4 100 v M. COAST LINE (Broad Gange). (Third and Townseud Sts.) 6:104 San Jon and Wu Nhllm A Ran J us.. 2o Santa_Cenz, Mouteroy and Pacific Gron e San Jose and Way Station Se SanJ oo and Prisalpal Way Sixiions 243 'lxo-ys- Gatos and Principsl NEW WESTERN BARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE- HOTEL, Kmled and removated. KING, WARD & CO. European plan. Rooms, ¢ to 51 30 day; 45 to $3 week: 38 to 20 month. Free baths: hot and cold water every room; firs grates in every room; tor runs all night. { Weekly Call, $1 per Year

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