The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 6, 1902, Page 19

e = THE AN IRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1902. AT N THE EYE ' RUMORS RIFE WITH & TEN-PIN ON CORONATION Casper Glamis Goes toiBeliefThat(heCeremony Sleep in 2 Bowling | May Occur Within Alley. i Six Weeks s gty LE D Takes a Siesta in Dangerous | Many Americans Are Prepar- | Place and fuffers the ing to Return to the | Consequences. [ E ritish Metropolis. John C. nted Admiral repri hence. R was 1o ¥ have k d to who x OWD. FOT (he United States at the ¢ ning of King | s > at ena iy rd, re s home, however, on July | as for 2, and h to come back for the cere- Glamis derives | mony, the date of which he is quite un- | * le The court auth va . e ed the Fourth as the business | s went to work on with the view of ascertaining pub- | t up pins ess W erests prior to making any definite ments. roprietor of one of the largest ho- els in London urged that the beginning f October would suit the populace best. He ited out that the King could not possibly be well enough to undertake any | ceremony until August, when society will be shooting in Scotland and London will be deserted. This condition prevails up to the end of September. By October 1 hundreds of Americans and others who ow visiting_the Continent will be | g through London on their way sat up, rup- rushed up v of the previously disap- s have secured options on for the end of September i1 antici- It seems | will oceur som but with little or | about that time, however. | number of stan at the in-| he Government authorities, re- 2 1 nothing definite vet | n decided upon. Strip- arge of t firewor] roll “low e safety of such historic buildings ! and the by Abbey are national which these ob- 3 hidden structions never aga ELECTRIC RAILWAY MAY STRETCH ACROSS STATE Plan on Foot to Establish a Line| From San Francisco to Los Angeles. — e ADVERTISEMENTS. ~The Express ns in embryo way transpor- s between L enterpris > project has of the prob- and it only re. e advanced. Pre ave been issued. Cemmander Tells of Revolution. | LOS AD tation for passe) les and San F FASHINGTON July | Had a Bad N 5.—Secretary Moody I ived the followl le- | Hemorrhage. |5 e b, | Cinc dated La Guaira, via Hayti, | July 4: - “Topeka reports forty revolutionists at- | tacked the Custom-house at Guanta yes- terday; secured four Mausers, some am- = on a visit from up Fled to the hills on appearance © n a very bad hemorrhage, s. Captain visited Barcelona; 3000 & g ™ At Jast she 1 at_Urice, well armed but inactive. : Wondectul ree thousand more in the State of Ber- 3 mudese. 3 mover. ok a teaspoonful at = se ir bathed the abdomen lutic m.;_u in this vicinity: some firing | EPRENY the medicine, full gige Two hundred and thirty more troops £ g v y removed the > came here from Caracas recalled to- m the ovaries day in h Steamer Ossum _goes to s a e hemorrhage A Puerto Cabello with 300 troops.” | r % A | has been an invalid for years, Riot Follows an Election. | £ T Of late she ha PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Frida poonful of Hal- 'July 4—M. Deliners has been electe r's rally at bed time. It in- | Deputy for Port au Prince by a plu vig as given her strength, v eceive from any otk I | e Svery woman suf- which was re- R ey e h o made on the arsenal by the - . g g v hostile to the Deputy. Many per- 5 r trial, as we were wounded on both sides. In never will be or a day- Stock Broker, 5 Tenth avenue, t Oakland, Cal. of the towns of Hayti no elections held, owing to disorder man have been bloodshed, and it is now believed that no and quorum will be obtained and that it will mpossible to organize the Chamber of Deputies and elect a new President. > Noted Case in the Old Bailey. July 5—One of the last of of historic es heard at iley. the famous crimindl court, I th ca the Old B which is rapidly being demolished, is that of Charles Missouri Pacific Railway Through service daily to Kansas City and St. Louis Bright, the civil epgineer of Ohio, who is on trial charged ling $500,000 of his estate in connect with bankruptey proceedings. All through this week a formidable array £ counsel and witnesses from the United i Q i tes and South America congregated in via Scenic Route. New one of the few contest rooms not )_vei in- 2 jed by the destroyers to hear t i obeervation ".£ale CArB. | XEnes s fiiks done Gemmncnt pase. It 38 e in this long-drawn-out case. expected to g0 to the jury July 10. Redmond Denounces Coercion. ! LONDON. July 5—Addressing a meet- ing of the United Irish League at Lime- rick this afternoon John Redmond, chair- man of the league, called on the Irish to inite for one great effort. Coerclon, he should meet coercion and the iand Meals a la carte. onducted excursions to Kansas Chicago, New York, Boston points. * For full information Treland, should be defeated. e Irish to win their lib- | ever sent to Tt rested with = —— A aid, | schemes of Wyndham, the Chief Secre- v for Ireland. who was_ one of the run ards worst representatives of English rule | L Gy 71 Indiana’s Big Check Missing. INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.—Indiana State | officials worried to the where- | puts of a check for $635,000 drawn bv | Gured Secrefly Any Lady Can do it at Home—Costs Nothing to Try. are Tnited avor of Indlana in m. The check was ago,’ but K ates in pavment D seen received has ovhon - Swith “his remedy of the Indiana officials. - ¢ Golden Specific are far Durbin is out of the city to-day eale o by J. R. Gates & Co., | ©F ‘he matter up with the oS . local postoffice officials. - Puni Seoea . COLUMEDR, Okte, 3oty 5 ue. Biaie] visitr DR. JORDAN'S creat i) * . Ch fes. which b, been in- iirs of the State Indus- bool for Girls, to-dav filed its re- th Governor. The committee Nora Ferris. an inmate, who punizhed by being placed in a strait- cket. died as the result of the punish- nt inflicted: The Governor immediate- | sent a copy of the renort to the Attor- ney General, with the suggestion that he confer with the prosecuting attorney of Delaware County to decide whether crim- | { Inal action shovld be instituted as a re- ‘sull of the death of the Ferris girl. ¢HMUSEUN OF ANATOMY oo for ZETCT. bat. 24T, E..Cal g o the Conae Bt e Wea DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN Consultation free and strictly private. I A ment_persomily or by Ietter Positwe Cure in, every case undertaken, Write for Book, PHILOSOPRY of E. DoV D A% S v Vv S Blinded by Blank Cartridge. — ———— | WOOBLAND, July 5—Harry Moore, CHICH - | the 18-year-old son of Robert Moore, was B s e paLsn accidentally shot in the right eye with o ENMYR“YAL P!LLS blank cartridge from a pistol in the hands b Originn i of Roy Diggs this afternoon. They wer o e et ULgiohmiae. | not more than three feet apart. Moore's ENGL cheek was badly burned and many specks | of powder were imbedded in the eye. The injury is of a very serlous character. [ ! | Heir to Riches Dies a Suicide. i PORTLAND, Or., | July 5—Fred D. Grosshans of Detroit, Mich., committed sufelde in_a lodging-house to-day by shooting himself with a revolver. Gross- | hans s said to have been joint heir to a considerable estate in Detrofit. It is be- lieved that he Kkilled himself because he | was out of employment fo. TET W - +8 SPRINGFIELD, Tii., July 5.—Governor Yates BT pWASHINGTON ST, | received. to-day @ Warrant for $1.008.130 0, | Plaza, Sen Francies, APPVE | principal and interest due the State of Tilinois | y 0. Cal. | from the Fnited States Government for nd-: Office hcurf from 9 to 12 and | vances made by the State in equipping troops 1 to 8. Sundays, 9 to 12. ! guring the Civil War. Tong Po Chy, Successor to DR. LI PO TAIL CHINESE TEA AND HERE | SANITARIU; | ack eye that| joNDON, July 5:—A number of coron-| ttempt that on rumors are current. The optimists Ki iward will be quietly crowned, | KING LEAFAR NAS AND HIS “RUBES” DEPOSE THE FAIR QUEEN MARGARET Following h Storming of the Citade! of San Rafael by the Invader With the Reverse-English Name, He !s Made the Guest of Honor at a Mardi Gras Ball Which Closes the Marin Capital's Successful Street Fair g— | | o i i AN RAFAEL, July ended. The festivities, have continued four day: has proved a financial succe: decided | To-day's events opened with a bicycle | and to parade and morning. promenade concert Alerts and San Rafael country paper, chase, the Hotel Rafael and two hours, attracted many smart contingent. At the House Park vaudeville oo e rived 5.—The Rafael street fair and carnival is | tract which | CTowds. in In the afternoon the finals for | throne. the tennis championship of the Pacific|guard, dethroned | Coast were played between the Whitne se. Estimated entire force revolu. | brothers on the Hotel Rafael courts sts in country 10,00. Small bands of | er a baseball game between the Alameda | n nine was played | igners not molested either | at Recreation Park, the score being 10 to | 5 in favor of the home team. A cross- starting lasting about of Court. shows, I i S XN Y at the finish at Sixtieth street and Broadway before 10 o'clock to-night. following are tho: time of their arri G. who finished and_the M. Holley, 5 1 ;1 Came | however, did not take place to a close to-night. The carnival | night, social as well Lat. from other of San|an open-air concert and tractions occupled the attention at- toe The real big time of the jollification, until ~ to- when King Leafar Nas and his as| “Rube” subjects stormed the city’s outer | ! gates and marched up the main streets the Court House square. Thero Margaret, her maids of honor and royal guests were seated on the The invaders attacked the royal the Queen and took | possession of all the royal property. | There were 600 marchers in line, many of them prominent in soclety. Somie | walked, . while others wended thelr way down the principal streets in private equipages, decorated in true pollywog style. Every pretty attraction on the | dway, as well as many prominent char- acters " of this city and the metropolis across the bay, was cleverly burlesqued. A roval bail given in honor of King Leafar Nas and his “bum” subjects was | also on the programme. | Queen 31 tho | gther the s | Motor Cyclists in Endurance Test. Drowned at Richmond. i 1 NEW YORK, July 5—Thirteen of the| RICHMOND, July 5—The body df a SOME OF THE PARTICIEANTS thirty-three motor cyclists who started | man was found In the bay late this aft. IN BAN -RAFAEL'S MARDE from Boston for New York at § o’clocs | ernoof. The man apparently fell into the GRAS FESTIVITIES. Friday morning in the inaugural Ameri- | water while fishing at Potr Point. can endurance run promoted by the Met- | Soma 1o Rt e ropolitan Cycling Club of this city, ar-| H0m€ Peoble saw him fishing there dur- |~ irg the morning. He sald at that time that he came from Ogkland, but did not | give his name. Theretwas nothing on the | body to lead to identification. Scores Second Win for Lipton Cup. CHICAGO, July 5.—La Rita won the second race for the Lipton cup this after- The The man ] ; : o was about 3 years of age, with 2 i oDy e I S | mustache, black cutaway cont otk | noon and, accidents barred, it s consid- M. Hendee, 5:41 E. | trousers and a silver watch that had | ered that she now has a clear ‘titlc to the W Tuttle. 6:12; W. T. | Stopped at 11:40. He had with him a fish- | CUP- Marsh, 6: 8:48; ©. Man- | in€ rod and outfit and had ridden a Cleve- R AR Vorski 93 3 land wheel, which was on the bank. No Gambling in Portland. Africi France has ten regiments of soldiers mi Borrowing is but one step above beg- ing. AR PORTLAND, Or., July 5—By order of the Chief of Police all the gambling houses in this city were closed to-night. g. DENIES KILLING OF A PRISONER New Version Given by Governor Sanguines’ Newspaper. Order for Arrest of Lower California Exccutive Is Canceled SR Bl Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN DIEGO, July 5.—A special edition of El Eco de la krontéra, pub.shed in | Bnsenada, gives a somewhat different | account of tne killing of Prisener Lucanio Cabrera in the quartel tiiere than that which was telegraphed on Wednesday, and rather conurauicts the story that Governor Sanguines did the shooting. Some rumor of this phase of the affar reached here to-day through other sources and G. Terrazas, the acting Lieu- tenant Governor of the province, whose home is at Tia Juana, reports .that the Governor went to the prisun and ordered the obstreperous prisoner to surrender. Instead of doing so, Cabrera raised his weapon, which was a club about three and a half teet long and four inches in diameter, and brougnt it down upon the | head of the Governor. At that moment the guards who had accompanied the Governor raised their rifles and fired, kill- inz Cabrera. it seems from other reports that have been brought up from the lower country that Sanguines, immediately after the af- fray, went to his home and shut himself up. He did not appear on the street and none of the people had any idea that he was in town. 'fhe rumor was started that he had left and this report was sent to the City of Mexico, whence came an order almost immediately from President Diaz to the Mexican Consul here to have Sanguines arrested if he came north of | the boundary. The necessary papers were prepared and the Governor would have been taken into custody if he had arrived here yesterday. To-day orders came from the City of Mexico, directing the Consul to stay pro- ceedings. These orders are Sugposed to have resulted from finding that Sanguines was still in Ensenada, or from the news- paper account of the prison tragedy hav- ing reached the City of Mexico. A | There are two factions in the political | life of Ensenada, one of which would do all it could to have Sanguines removed. Mexicans in this city declare the news- paper account of the prisoner affair, as given in a journal controlled by San- guines, was made to fit his side of the case, while friends of the administration assert that the first report was sent out fo- the purpose of injuring the Governor. MINER MAY HAVE BEEN VICTIM OF A POISONER | Prospector and His Dog Found Dead | in a Trinity County Cabin. REDDING, July 5.—Meager details of what promises to be a sensational poison- ing case have been received from Trinity County. A miner and prospector named Bowery was found dead on Thursday in his cabin on the headwaters of Coffee Creek. His dog was dead beside him. An inquest was held by the deputy coroner of Trinity County, but the verdict reached by the jury has not yet been re- | celved. It is said, however, that grave suspicion of poisoning has been aroused, and a former resident of Shasta County is suspected. Trouble over mining claims ! is said to form the basis for the suspicions of foul play. Bowery was a painter by trade. who made his winter home in the Buckeye district of Shasta County. It is sald that for twenty years he has been accustomed to mine and prospect. in Trinity County, returning in the autumn to his haunts in Shasta County. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS MEN VISIT THE CARNIVAL tivities at the Ventura Street Fair. VENTURA, July was thing dolng” every minute during closing day of the street fair. A special excursion train from Los Angeles brought the Chamber of Commerce, which ar- rived at noon, afier having spent an hour visiting the sugar factory at Oxnard. The Los Angelenos immediately repaired to the barbecue and bean bake at the plaza. This afternoon there was a circus pa- rade, led by a corps of bogus policemen. 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