The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 13, 1902, Page 29

A\ < THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDA , JULY 13, 1902 DANIELS’ ATTORNEYS DISMISS FORMER BUSINESS MANAGER HADLEY WITH FEW QUESTIONS AND LITTLE EFFORT TO PROBE INTO CONSPIRACY CHARGE DEMANDS RECALL | ; “ ' | KAISER'S FAVOR OF YING-Y-TINE | - BRINGS REWARD Director Ballin of Ham- Punished. [ | burg-American Line Is Honored. Orders Investigation of Al- His Alliance With Pierpont leged 8muggling Ring in s i : : | 3 Morgan Also Adds fo Honolulu. : Xl e : e . . His Popularity. —_— Special Dispatch to The Call. BERLIN, July I2—The reputation in Germany of Albert Ballin, director gem- eral of the Hamburg-American line, has been immensely increased by the alliance with J. Plerpont Morgan. The marks of Emperor Willlam’s favor have brought him into social and even political prom- inence. Ome of the latest stories is that the Imperial Chancellor, Count vom low, when conversing with Emperor liam about Herr Ballin remarked: “There is stuff in him for a Minister.” The Emperor, tapping Count ven Buy- low on the arm, is sald to have asked, with a teasing smile, “Why not & Chan- cellor?” During his Majesty’'s recent to Bonn he made a speech to the Borussia, his old college fraternity, against excess in drinking, and the students have suggest- ed changes in the drinking code, S0 a3 to abolish compulsory swilling as a penaity. Crown Prince Frederick Willlam, who a student at Bonn and a visiting member of the Borussia, has since then refused to conform to the drinking requirements of the corps. - @ iminieiniini R O JUDGES HEAR POOLROOM GASE Suit Against Sausalito Proprietors Is Com= menced. The World ector of stoms Stackable at Honolulu make exhaustiy ¥ erning ul there t con DIES & VICTIN OF RPPENDICIT Mrs.J. A McNear Passes Away in Liverpool, | England. Spectal Dispatc! to The Call. SAN RAFAEL, July 12,—The case of the People vs. J. H. Harvey & Co. and Frank Daroux & Co., the Sausalito poolroom pro- prietors, was called in the Superior Court of this county to-day. Judges F. M. An- gellotti of this city and Max C. Sloss of San Francisco sat in bank, while elsven attorneys argued pro and con upon the proposition of enjoining the propristors of the gambling-houses from doing busi- ness. The motion for a tempor: injunection was first argued and dispo of quickly by being denied. The complaint itself was then attacked as a whole and piecemeal. Attorney Heggerty of San Francisco spoke as chief counsel for Harvey and Daroux. The case involved many tech- alities and the argument lasted all day. The defense claimed that the complaint as it was was not legal and not in proper form; that the only action possible under | | the jurisdiction of the District Attqrmey | | of Marin County would be & criminal pro- ceeding and not one in the form of an | | injunction. | he plaintiff alleged in the complaint that the gambling was carried on in Sau- salito contrary to law, and was a public nuisance and a menace to the welfare of the municipality at the City Trustees had not only refused to abate the nui- | | sance, but had licensed the games, and WRENN BROTHERS CAPTURE therefore it was essential and necessary that a court of equity should pass on the TENNIS DOUBLES TOURNEY | | matter in leu the municipality sbat- Defeat Malcolm D. Whitman and L. + = = S ; g il &3 . : ing the nuisance. For this reason & per- manent injunction was asked for. The F. Ware on the Court at West- matter was taken under advisement. ches Country Club, POLICE 2 WHOM THE JEING HE SCHARGED BUSINE SLIMINARY E | )ME OF THE ATTOR- i AGER OF THE PAPER. J AMINA- ! Sausalito is the only city in_ California where pool-seliing is licensed. Harvey and Daroux pay 3000 a year for the priv- ilege. | | FOR PRECINCT REGISTRATION. 11 ol o003 Registrar Walsh has made all neces- | sary arrangements for the registration of voters which will take place in the 320 election precincts of this city on next Monday and T ay, July 14 and 15. The 6§40 deputies have been sworn in and in- structed in their duties and will open the registration places at 19 a. m. and remain two days above men- five special deputies from will be on duty during the. entire day, each having a certain number of precincts to inspect, and report to the Registrar any neglect on the part of deputi who will be immediately re- > 50 Into the matter any deeper and | Uakes to go. iags opened r Hadley er concluded ht this morni and. W : e terday aftern wanted to know what right Hadl amine the books why he was lookir Strange dropped rid of the recer ger with as mi Publish- | rect he same | tockholder in that com- | lled’ business manager,” — "y | et et o e know why he | % s pat uch > ¢ it on urnish - e e Enquirer | Mr. Nye disposed of all of his stock in | moved if found derelict in their duties. a BEis Ta Several piaces iast night that | e e public Sever- | the corvoration four years ago when the| The regis e and when the case was called this morn- en sub- | L Id was not so friendly to Stedman | ance of re the paper. He | change of management occurred. He did | Assembly district is as follows: ing for n in the Police -five workinz rolls, | and Hadley that he Had left his position | writes as foilo' not Tretain a s ngle share. During his | Twenty-eighth, 1174; Twenty-ninth, 1188; . y wanted to know ember lcoking in that book on | When they were discharged, and the E career as editorial writer his own Views | Thirtieth, 1263; Thirty-first, 967; Thirty-second, ut A, J. Read's blotter before Decoration day, and the | young man promptly said that' this| with this nquirer its editorial | Were allowed untrammeled sway in the | 901; Thirty-third TR, 1050: aitered orders and al- d not been made at editorial columns, His style was strong | 1250; Thirty- was so. fed the former wha acted » in the capact Thirty-afth. | T quirer homas Nunan, a reporter, was called & editor since the first publication of | and comprehended a wide R uitted himself | Hadley having proved | to that Danlels had told him at the | the raper as a dally, will retire. His service [ ¢dge of the world's affa e e o e well on’ t v, was re- | George A s time that the charges were first made | has extended over a veriod of slxteen years, | A1 important factor in the political life of A and in all of that time he has had the kindly | Alameda County. 4 i ; total, 20,829, from the transaction, and that he did not | indulgence of the paper’s readers, which he McDonald, a former so- | Femember havipg received the checks, | desires to acknowledge gratefully. That he for the Enquirer, held a brief ses- | Nunan sald that Mr. Danlels had so said | could not do more than he has done to recom- the nd. ‘McDonald s the | to him when he interviewed him in re- | pense them is among his deepest regrets in | man who Is supposed to have seen | 8ard to the charges. leaving the Enquirer. o ) ton talking together at| Judge Smith then continued the hear- |, The resiknation which takes effect to-day s, but brief as | were fraught called and ask that he had not received of the mone; Bos- | were these queries and | with the greatest | | that might have foll ary by the fir - first question was: “What amount | ktree allow you on the discounted was made un- | Monterey Republicans Meet. 2 v § Ravi 5 long time in contemplation, and —The Monterey Rey | : edman says he handed | Ing until Monday afternoon. indict- : has been a . e e : r i Fifteen hundred dollars,” replied | the $800 that h cured from Mrs. Put- | ment of Dalton will come up for trial in ‘\{-‘r;fl“flfiffiaxflkge of - the oppertunt el 4 2 (P nam to Dalton as principally to | the Superior Court on Monday morning, | express his wish for the continued prosperity 2. jow much credit was Mr. Dalton to! prove this that McDonald was called to- | and there are indicatipns that the great |of the paper and for the maintenance of its ] ] allow you ‘upon the amount that you day. two-ring I'n.l‘!}:m(-]?:\nle‘ -Enguirer show | influence for the right. He retires with friend e ST s the 1d_question. THE SUBSTITUTE ORDER. will go on at that time in its full strength | Iy relations with the management. A. B. N. | “Fifteen hundred dollars,” replied| o % with a trial In every court in the town.: In further explanation of his retirement | P < | 3r Oakes e ”_r]?"fi“‘s.’,i,’;,“;ijfi‘vf.”ui“’“‘khn‘:‘_!';,afn ) R e - [ trom the Enquirer, Mr. Nye said: “My | Specialists for Diseases of Men—Thor- Governor was i-| THIRD QUESTION NOT ASKED.|{on talking together in a dogrway om resignation was handed to Manager Dan- | p o 1 ¢ a together in a doorway on EDITOR NYE RESIGNS. { £ did not 2 O e i | st o e e | i Jouxtes s & Sy s : W A R S e oughly Reliable, Competent and Excep- b SRS L the third question that was propounded | Chapman. i e unders B ik o x an- | % + 3 3 3 now forty stations | in -he Grand Jury room as to how he ex-| Charles E. Snook flew up with an objec- ool the B of (the (OAELA 0y a8 ¥ e o e e e | ticnally Skillful in Their Trealment of e eless telegraphy pected to pay Dalton 31500 and pay the | tion to the question. Enquirer Voluntarily Rotires. | ey cn Eimvacstionrt s | ssels have put | Enquirer for making the books, all on an “I do not see t is is material to the OAKLAND, July 12.—A. B. Nye, one ot ! 5 i er for $1500. And the defense did not | question a u id Judge Smith. “It e L s ek has nothing to o Tt i the founders of the Oakland Enquirer | T can step out, a move which' [ have had WEAK, " WASTING, ; STRICTURED | 'The question having been ruied and since the establishment of the paper | under contempiation for some tim | If a man is ailing from disease, contracted or inherited, it becomes a GRAN-SOLVENT Dissclves S ri ture Like Snow Beneath % A out, | yx chief editorial writer, has res is| "My reasors for withdrawing from the | : Cured While | T e i ;;}“s[,’,?,‘;?’;’hg; pnsx(;ir:x. to take effect to-d resl;;rlx:?‘dt:y | Bnquirer scem good and sufficient ones in | erious question with him as to what is to be done in order to be cured the Sun, Reaws Eniared Preetate. Strempthening thy | @ ittt ool ool el Ducts, Forever Stopping #~zéns. No Drugs '@ Ruin ! .he Stomach, but a Direct and Positive Local Applica- | tion to the Entire Urethra' Tract. | ! | WASHINGTON, July ! vy Moody aniels had brought into the Enauiser 15 | will be the sixtecnth anniversary of the | 1y Judement My relations with “the !l 4 n should want to be a man in the fullest sense, in perfect health and 20,468 CURES LAST YEAR?Y fndcr Rodgers of the. We Have CURED MEN In Every City in the UNITED STATES, | now at Cape Haytien, and Almost Every Country on Earth, | sel to proceed to B! 3 - ezd et | town, Nicaragua, and report il Diszase. Over 25 Ycars’ Expericnce. | fice th called bstit for per’ h during y Edi- | - e AV ra ts : : You S!cgp, | fifty-nine plat h;‘uyklz'yys ite oEfesitor thaf DAVAUB it RS iinE thet yoee Tt As yet I have gnade no arrangements vigor. In most diseases peculiar to mren nature will not reassert itself and b A . SIS tor Nye has becn one of the leaders in the | about the future. My pians in that re- | g pif lN IS DAYS [ReiSEoos nantel ‘\i.flfl’r.'lua":ép}?f salx)ne mnn.mlemem of the editorial policy of the | sard have not be(;n (}!‘e\/?‘lflx)e\"l." i a cure come spontaneously. Help must be given; nature receiving help | i t . a ] ed be- urnal, } st ders e Enguirer wi Ww. i1l ey cause it was unusual for Danlels to Bring | 1 & modest card, which appears on, the | F. Bursank A. 5. Nye asd I A. Leach: { § from skilliul hands; conditions made normal; cause of trouble thoroughly i & '—E.l and completely eradicated from the system. Such being the case it be- ey hooves the suffering man to select his Physician carefully, and one who :‘I‘"fi'};;“n:“ffil ryua ;‘faé’p"if;’fidcff,’f Kll-l- fi fl [ }‘ is skilled; a2 man of long and broad experience; one whose successful will meet and decide the canal ques- treatment has been most marked: 2 man of unquestioned reputation in his i specialty. In fact, an honorable, conscientious, skilled physician. =~ Such a man Dr. Meyers & Co. offer you. It has been his aim to understand | 2 N thoroughly all diseases peculjar to men. Experience has been to him his L ' a best teacher. Constantly meeting and combating all forms of disease; Secrctary of Com- i conquering the worst forms of contracted and constitutional trouble; treating hundreds of men from every section of the whole country, with a record of cures that is in truth astonishing. Many a poor sufierer having been pronounced beyond cure by other cians has been brought to perfect health under the careful, skillful management are personally friendly. | tion at those points by cabl: Fhowing dlameter of 146 St James Crayons, Prepared in various lengtbs 1o suit the Patient's conciiion, | ROECiohaon the 1sthy are inserted into the Urethral canal upon retirh g at night. slip (nto pesition without the slightes efforty ve the gunboat M as. Orders Tequiring abous three hours 16 dissoive, ACLING LIKE A MILD ELECTEIC CURKENT, PANAMA, Colombia, July 12.—Accord- | al: B abled_to (‘lnrum.ln(.ler McCrea | bt 0 ing to orders from Was g of the Machias, directing him to proceed | Write 1o=Dsy. D~ Not Detav. g _ Washington, the !\, (fape Havtien, when rqlieved by the! NEW YORK, July 12 Any sufferer from STRICTURE and its nited States steamship Ranger salled | Marfetta. | the following from’ Ma o N ariosocio, Prastutstis and Wesks to-day for Chiriqui, Colombia, to protect | $ ¥ e Journal has The island of Fernando Po, ceded (o the Spanish ph; FREE TREATI E :0U ON. treatment of Dr. Meyersf & Co. We have so perfected our “Home Cure” of ail CHARGES. belonging to natives or foreigners. has been going on since the Schr Wing and Wing, Grimm, 64 hours from { = | ed to write us or cut out the cou- A 5. s ha 1 i 1] i i ' i BEe i o e ST. JAMES MEDICAL ASSQEIA“UN, SZ“;.ZTZI“M?S{?'?,, It 1'3 rumored that | Late Shipping Intelligence. | crown by France t ago, has that patients may be treated by us at any place in the country. We prefer the * 8¢ James Meaionl B S Bosc id 1 itk & v Gepete oo d'_cn_ede llj:;;fl:ltllo;r;gus:n:;‘ e 1 thrown ug lha:iSp:in 3 The rebels a personal interview, but if you cannot call at office, write us, giving full ., < 5 . and ety » has de | H. massacred and ate the garrison of Ia 2 llustcated Treatise, show Please swnd we o copy of your L the property cf his government, whether | Saturday, July 12. | men and officers. particulars of your case. Letters promptly answered. | | | | i t ved in urethal & rnln‘p.i Sl‘mes Consul H. A. Gudger goes | S1slaw. sy | il:‘lgii]'x.] ;fia‘firy‘ . the F]mr:?.:‘!\ :lrtm]»s be- o to Chiriqui on board the Ranger to make | SR UNE S : CEL U e . HOME TREATVENT | the nec iiries there. Mr. SRS D b 3 ; o P ” ll.‘.:n:!ll:.;:-::'h;-' S:-td‘.lr)‘ the ';-(lenl pape: DOMESTIC PORTS, S ully as by ourselves. - - v azar, the Governor of | _PORT BLAKFLEY-—Safled July 12—Schr | T JAMES MEU[G‘[ ASSH 250 4T JAW.ES GNG NNAT' 0 Pasama, I8 sending to General Herrera. | Excelsior, for Newsurt. e R e v i 4| TAETORIA—Arived July. 12—Bktn Glean.r, i i w " LU.LDING, i [ 0 :‘,1 presumed that they include peace | pepce June 28; schr Abbie, from San Pedrol consisting erms. Sailed July 12—Stmr Geo W Elder. for San | ped. sme important w § 731 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal, were. whil natural resources of rare woods. cannot be ship Office Hcurs-9 to 12, 1 to 4, 7 to 8. Sunday, 9 to Il