The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 15, 1902, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MOXNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1902. 'CZAR’S SOVEREIGNTY IS MENACED BY INTRIGUE IN ST. PETERSBURG ‘Party in.the Imperial Circle Headed -by the Empress Dowager Hopes to Compel the Abdication of Nicholas. and Grand Duke Michael’s Elevation - to the Throne of the Russian Empire. COLORADD LOSES A NOTED CITIZEN: William S. Stratton Dies After an Illness of Many Months, CLERGIMAN MNADYS THE -~ FAESIDENT Asked to Eulog ze Mec- PANAMA ROUTE'S TITLE 15 FAULTY Attorney General Knox' Makes Important Discovery. Famous Independence Mine| Canal Company Withholding | 202250 of Cripple Creek ¥ields | Kinley, He Lauds | } Real Situation From Eim Millions, | Roosevelt. | Government. | s { | ] B ! — Spectal Dispatch to The Call Paris, Sept. 14—Certain defects in the Panama Canal Company's title to the Colombian concessions bave been brought to light which render the conclusion of the sale of the company's rights and | property to the United States doubtful The concession was Srst extend- Nation’s Chief Writhes in| His Cbair While Ser- mon Proceeds. | gzess. The last exu Epecisl Dispate to The Call gees, " Ee Wt ox "YS':EP AY, L. L, Sept. 4—In Christ | » this morning Rev. Dr. Wss.‘...xrr.‘ the rector, de- o= tme azmiversary of McKinley, wh Panama Company bas not revealed this fact to the American Government Sateat Bis The Tebels not long to s Wfl:— - | sent an emvoy to the ddress. He as ‘ompany ihat if they (the rebeis) sm control of the Womd repudiate the exten 1838 by the de facto Gover e directo: Dot knoring his envoy of u:e rebels poli: learned what his missiop was. Th Lha’ it was duly delivered Ko facts Mr. of the Depar Jufla and they doubtless communicated o the ‘Waskington. Geperal Knox and Mr. to-day for the Uni tment bave been Government R: ted States porations :fn:r.s(%?‘::‘?fl Stanford Stake at State Fair. SACRAMENTO, Sept. I —The opening | event on the second week's racing card {is the historic Stanford stake for trot- ters. 'l‘e:wu.-nr‘r_n a..»' i e:.r:s S0 pumerous that a o Ung contest may be 1w!>d l entries are as follows: ot conceal ::s vex- the P'u;d!!.‘ll fc'{é.L" YDON, Sept 14—Thke Paris cor- respondent of the Observer says be learns from a personage just arrived from St Petersburg, who is especially well informed, that there is a big party intrigue in the fmpe- rial circle against the Czar and Cgariza. which = hea by nope other than the Empress Dowager bherseif This party does not conceal the satisfaction it would feel if the Czar asbdicated In favor of Grand Duke Michael This feeling bas greatly increased since the hopes of an heir bave apperently gone forever. The correspondent’s informant declared ! 1 I | 1ES OR NO ?~ fully Asked to Amswer These Questions. 1 hearts of the P_ e Sericus misiake bas be mass SITS WITH FLUSHED FACE. £ throne at mo distant him, and the enforced abdication of an. r Nicholas was quite within the | bounds of possibily ST. LOUIS NINE TAKES TWO FROM CLEVELAND | Chicago and Detroit Break Even in Their Games on the Grounds of the Former Club. 14 —Arthur Parker, brake- man o= special freight train No. 230, fell { between two morning. XL“eA EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, AND THE EMPRESS DOWAGER, THEE LATTER INVOLVED IN AN INTRIGUE DESIGNED TO PLACE THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL GPON THE THRONE - MARSHAL LOSES | DISCOUNT- RATES GASE IN NOME| ARE HARDENING Federal Judge Will Not| Flow of Gold to United| Give Any Aid to States Affects Eng- Richards, lish Market. Return to Summer Palace. ager Empress and tire court moved to the summer palace to-day, this there in three years. been refitted at a great ? looting and dam- 2llied troops bave age done by some of been removed. et remew the pre- long-enduring American N:m‘;}'oc"be.’f\'m. : that at present America dominates Boe r quoting the high ra TWall street the article DOHEMIAN “King of ol Bottied Beers.™ Brewed Zom Boheman Hophe Special Dispa: 14—The dearnmess of York last week, coupled low rates of exchange here, and fren 8. Moore, o trict Court of ide is relatively um- n money in Londom barely 3 per cent. In Paris was worth even less. Dis- ¥IM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEX and which revived f American & . This t a reaction im irom bad improved zpon large T 1 rails. ast week was which there was even outsiders partici pating. The in jcations are that the gem- eral public is Swellin to unload Brit- he nck of demand for Hacket: 208 Weawt Cmpire—O" Day- Killed by a Neighbor. GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept. 4 —In a quar- rel over school affairs, Joseph Wilkins, ¢ a farmer of Beaver County, was shot and killed by a neighbor, D. E. Cravens. The ! board bad made a tax } Wilkins" a slightly rising pected to be high of this month - “ You do not have to guess what the Republican Party will do. The world knows its purposes. them in administration.””—WILLIAN ten- for opinion be stat s beez with the comcerns of few have reslived that we are ILEY. For Dardee and the Republican Ticket Ratificalion Meceling AT MECHANICS' PAVILION THIS MONDAY EVENING. HON. GEO. C. PARDEE «.AND... uage of sald par T Sisboaricr 1= ful nexiect or violatiom ey, clerk, marshal or other person seiscied to perform a Judscial or xr.‘:;r.u'.a“ service. - -Any other umlawful interference | Posi- of greal eXperiemce and abiiity and the need of the bour. isdom of his measures! How steered the ship of state! DECREED BY PROVIDENCE. The country bad mever beexm ®o prosperons a3 o the day whes ¥ = DE nuat‘.smg.sv.s STOP Taking Fedicine! IF YOUR ORGANE ARE NOT WEAT Scriptures. mxxmun.m with precepts and regarding the and mse of wealth It de- clares that the jove of money is the root of all kinds of evil and it Ttters a propbecy that all may read who will: “Howl ye rich men for the woes that are coming upon you ™ Crocified But who can tell why Me MoKisier mmmmcm.fimmm bour eaied Da: Be WV moack T = U. S. Scnalor A. J. Beveridge s& OF INDIR‘NA Be Will Address the Mecting. e = I et Tetorme Bave gen | i to cxpeess ome. " V. S. Scnator Geo. C. Perkins Will Preside. fl"mrfli:“mlo:nelafi'm wflfin{!flmnuu:'fli ’mzmb:r&‘mm 1B e e e B R e e e e s | o e S I oo NEW SONGS BY SAM BOOTITS DOUBLE QUARTETTE giadly. Only in one thing &o his friends fear | comtemplates the good of all From past ex. c‘“;‘,mx_fi:‘mh e e e e | Er R el T B M | Bty e e i 0T | CHAS. E SNOOK, WM. M. CUTTER, "Bei be has sindied trast methods and 1 GD- | Ot e COUSITY €0 DO Up Sis Dande days, with stop-over privileges. Sccretary, Chairman Republican Stzte Commiliec. It bas embodied them in /aw and executed = ADVERTISEMENTS. NUTII}E TOVOTERS PRECINCT REGISTRATION. I | | ! EPARTMENT OF mr:\s—omn of Notice is ¥ & Precinct _Registration for PEABp Aoprippp o | b PRS e - 3 < s s s THIRTY 118 X 2 = 3 e 4 36 ! 5 e ¢ s 33 & 788 s 1% THIRTY. 1 552 Guevers 2, 2144 Mussion i =a 7 re 5 £ s s m —EBflA—n ASSEMELY DISTRICT. 11 133 Valemcia st 130 Valencia . 1741 Missicn st 1568 Mission st 1853 Marke: st 186 Howard st 2009 Missicm st ol S35 Valencia st 13m 3138 Sixteem:s st 16 1848 2580 Marker st ~-HIRTY ASSEMELY DISTRICE, 1 s 11 211 Scott st 2 261 Octavia st 12 &2 Devisadero m 3 118 Fuimore 1279 Hayes st & 509 Fell st IN2 Oak st S o0 Lag==s 308 Cescral ave, € 5i5 Buchasan R w, T o5 W 159 Page st & 452 Ha €2 Shrader w E] 500 Stazyax st e o THIRTY- SEMELY DISRICT. L ne 146 Turk st ) 1407 Buchazas st avezze 1561 Buchazas st 2 1300 Pierce s avesze. 1620 Bédy = P Filimore s H 1108 Plerce st e 1207 Soxtt st I 1303 Devisaders & 1399 Gemsy st 2008 Go'tm Gate 1359 Lag==a st avezme. 16 e Gose Gater 168 Fumm = avesse. 1 =817 Pive st S 1930 Point Lobes 2 30 S 3500 Cemtral S § 1% Poimt Lobos 10 3300 Puint Tobee avezse & 563 Firs: ave 11 1308 Nimeh swve. | 233 Cemet ¢ RS K o 13 Alms House | FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. | 1 169 Pine 8§ 2208 Filmore s 2 158 Bust s 30 33 Car s 3 17 Octavia . IL 1805 Filimore st | & 158 Post s IZ 1508 Devisaders st S 2000 Pive s 33 1808 Sootz st | & 1800 Post = 34 1708 Devisadero st 1 1619 Buchazas st 15 350 Califorsia st | & 1906 Filimore st 14 3043 Sacramento st FORTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1 78 Day st fiml"m-. Leavezworia 48 Jaczsca st s £ e frde st e way, east of Flle | & 1929 Hyde st mere. | &€ @2 Bay 13 2T Fibert s . 30 Bomita st 14 228 Washugromst, | & 1969 Uniom st 15 20% Lombard st |~ FORTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1 Gty Hal Begis- 1. 702 Larkiz st rar's OfSte. 11 T84 Polk st 2 138 Grove st 12 TS Polk s 2 206 Leavenworts st 13 904 Larkia st S S Meamister st (14 1S Yom st 5 & Tk 15 100T% Lariin ol & 502 Tork = 16 1308 Paik s | I 300 Goiden Gate 17 1345 Pime ot e IS 3485 Polk st & 418 Turk st 19 1616 Polk st | 8 32 Leavesworss 20 1836 Poik st ! street 21. 3011 Polk st FORTY-THIRD ASSEMELY DISTRICT. 1 137 Tagler st ]1L 961 Jomes st 2 1n Bady st |12 93 Bush st | 3 == mme s 13 3 Pime place. | & %% Jomes st 14 1026% Hyde st | & 55 Hyde s 115 10 Secramento w | & 5 Gy = 16 In9 Mason st | 7 S04 O'Farrell st |IT. 1337 Pactfic st | & 510% Post st 18 1312 Pacific s | 3 554 Beary == 15 1138 Pacttc s | 30 868 Geary st | * FORTIY-FOURTH ASSEMSLT DISTRICT. | 1 9 PaciSic st IL 3% Stocktem | T ey s = %08 Stockiom s 3 26 Tramsy st IX 457 Bush s & 3% Commercial . 34 T3 Gemmt awe. Washingron st | & I8 Mooty |16 75 bush s ! iy 7 3123 Geary st | 7. 332 Bush st 15 400 Pest st | & 190 Stocktom st. I3 853 Ellis st | % 1304 Mason s 20 1344 Eilis st 30 1108 Stockees sz 21 111 Elis s FORTY-FIFTH ASSEMSLY DISTRICL. | 1 812 Basery S 301 Bey st | 2 1382 Kearsy st 2 305 Powell st | I 26 Momtgomery 10 ¥ Greeswich st | 4 1357 Dupest st. 6 Fubert st § 358 Stockiom s |13 178 Powell Gresswich st |14 1630 Powell %_=n-n--.‘ux.-‘-—.. eder of Board of Dection Commissicnemy » THOS J. WALSH,