The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 3, 1903, Page 2

- THE SAN DEFENDS WORK OF HER SEHOOL Mrs. Katherine Tingley | Tells of Point Loma | | Affairs. STALESE Ay LINTEDANS BSE G 0F BAIBERY Walsh and Mott Admit | the i |Court Refuses to ‘Allow They Were Offered | Jury to, Visit Insti- Gold for Votes. { tution. e | < ; } Assgers Sx)eakership and sen_; SAN DIEGO, * Jan. 2.—Mrs. Katherine S5 | A. Tingley was placed upon the stand atorial Fights Have De- |rer ow rebutt the testi- oped Sacks. For —o- Tin gation Refuses to Cau- Mecting That Bodes I11 al Haim Up in il them ad wit- ails Breaks libera, ma the m titution, by Mrs JUDGE - ESTEE EBUKES DE DANT IN A SUIT British Subject .Falsely' Takes Oata Thst He IS.an American Citizen. Dic LULL the ¢ase of C. Peacoc! mn.the schooner, Ju s Istand fame, Judge 1thing .rebuke to - . that he OR' CATCU US. NCE F that ‘he was States and oath was ever e an- aed to know en of and he the ground fact. De and belie nd ev eriatdenial c know thg supposed by ‘him this. 1 nything t wes hie Can a a truth- .an 2 have to pa Fédéral Govern-, re stricken out immaterial.” & SUPPORTERS OF ADDICKS TRYING. TO GET A CAUCUS Make 2 Proposition o -the Regulars Which - Will Be'Given Due 2 Congideration.. WILMINGTON, |Dél., Jan, 2.—Sub-com- L and Yeg ular Republi- a A disc During the confer- . committée Republie: CRY OF BRIBERY. m Wa Wa providing named in a caucus publican legislators. The reg- ceept this proposition, y W p thout au- membe: They sibmit the propc The suggestion will | meeting t v of rular members of the As " i A th ~The funeral of urred to-day, Fifty from various points ittle good coul result from a con- ation of the meeting and they ned. it is unlikely that-there will be not | any maqre. caucuses of the delegation. s vote fr he WG € illet that up | * Goverhor-elect Pardeé and the entire ding "t d. ballot - he -was .Alameda County delegation, both As- to have the privilége of voting for - Per- | sembly and Senatorial, will*go to Sac- kins ramento to-morrow, though at different | began ‘to look @ 1itflé’seriows,{ times. Dr. Pardee will Teav> on the lim- | Mott -and W of - the alsh- began to’ take | ited train in the morning with Mrs. Par- other. as. personal, | dee and his two secretaries, A. B. Nye | The other members of the delegation saw i and’ Arthur ENston. THIS TELLS THE CAUSE OF OUR R2re Piano Bargains . S ——s e ————s. WE A«E GOING TO MOV, ~We have enough stock ordered to nearly 1l the stores and upper floors of our new ding> and must reduce our present stock. Buyers Make the Terms. First and subsequent payments need mnor v you if you want a piano. ] drop in and arrange such matters to fit your purse and income. E Other Musical Instruments. We are headquarters for this line well as for Pianos. The C. Martin Guitars and Mandolins and the Stella Music Boxes are our leaders. Besides these we carry Banjos, Violins, Zithers, Talking Machines, etc. Weber Clafk msc 9(0. Agency Cor.. Geary St_‘B; Grant Ave | | | | | | ! | | as FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY .JAI\ ARY 3, 1903. “BRAKE-BEAMER” SHEDS LIGHT ON EVENTS AT A COLLISION [Man Who Was Under the Owl Train at Byron Contra- dicts Testimony of Earlier Witnesses. ES WHO APPEARED AT THE INQUEST X f CHARLES HARRIS + HELD IN' MARTINEZ YESTERDAY TO DETERMINE THE OF THE COLLISION AT BYRON. HAKLRIS WAS RIDING A BRAKEBEAM, CONDUCTOR MOORE SAW THE-DISASTER AND JOYCE I8 ONE OF THE FIREMEN. ' ARTINEZ, Jan. on the Owl train t was crashed into by the Stockton flyer' near Byron, in Contra Costa County, on .the evening of Decem- ber 20, was on the.stand at the in- quest here to-day and related some inter- esting and important detafls of the dis- aster.. .- Deputy Sheriff Johnson found him work- ing in a railread camp at Tracy. reluctant to test suaded to ‘tell al up W of life. He contradicted the testimony of others and sald the railroad company gave Lim work after the wreck. Harris explained that he was “beating’ his way to Leos Angeles with another of his {lk. “When the Owl stopped at Byron, what d1d you do?"” asked the Coroner. “Well, I remained beneath the car so the conductor and brakeman would not | fix it with me. I saw the conductor talk to Cole him to go back and fiag the see me. and tell train.” VARIANCE IN STORIES. This statement created a sensation. Conductor Dolan, Engineer Xerr and 2. — Charles | Erakeman Austin had testified that the Harrls, whe rode a brakebeam | 1 hich resulted in such appalling loss 4‘ :‘r | He was | but was finally per- | been 200 feet. he knew of the smash- | him first named sent Austin back to order Cole to fiag the flyer and Austin swore that Cole had already started toward the on- cominig flyer. Harris vositively identified Cole as the man who talked to Dolan when the train stopped “Did you watch Cole?” “Yes, sir. He walked to the rear of the Owl. He stopped and looked toward the depot and then started to walk up the track away from the Owl. He walked ut 150 feet and did not signal the flyer until he got to the bridge. It may have 1 got out and watched I heard the two whistles in answer his signal and within a minute the ins crashed together.” Where are you working?” . “I am working on the curve at Tracy | for the Southern Pacific Company. I went | to work for the company after the wreck | and am still there.” “Have you talked to Mr. Morrison of the Southern Pacific Company about your | testimony 4 “Yes, I talked about the wreck. He told | me to see the claims man and he would | 1 asked him if I was go- ing to get any money and he said he did not know. ‘Well, I said, ‘of course, if there is a dollar or so in it for me, I will see him." " “Did you get any money?” “No, sir.” Harris declared that he witnessed no L) act of robbery of the dead or injured. WATCHES FOR A CRASH. -J. E. Moore, the conductor of the frefght train that was on the siding, testified that the Owl stopped near Byren at 7:06 on ‘the | night of the wreck and that the flyer's engine coilided with the rear-end of the Owl about seven minutes later. Accord- ing to the witness, he was lying down and saw the Owl stop. of his car and watched for developments. He knew the flyer was due. ° “How long did you remain standing on the platform?’' asked the Coroner. “1 should jidge four or flve minutes. I heard them (meaning the ‘fiyer’) coming,” an- swered Moore. “‘Did you see any member of the train crew of the Owl?" “I did not notice anybody. I saw no one while standing on the platform. C. L. Richardson, a farmer, residing necr Byron, testified that he was driving along the road on the night of the. dis- aster. He said he saw the Owl and heard the fiyer approaching. He swore that he saw a moving light not more than 150 feet in rear of the Owl. He said it was a white laptern and was moving in a circle. Richardson said he did not think the man | was running. There was some expert testimony about | the impossibility of stopping a sixty-mile an hour train in less than half a mile and an adjournment was taken until next Wednesday. DEMANDS SLEEP WITH R HATCHET Loud Snoring Provokes Infirmary Inmate " to Crime. Epecial Dispatch to The Call. OROVILLE, Jan. 2—What would have proved an absolutely sure cure for snor- ing if a little more energy had been used was that administered by John Jost, aged 76 years, upon John Justice, §2 years old, at the Butte County Infirmary at an early hour this morning. Jost used a hatchet upon the aged snorer, ‘and although the wounded man still lives his recovery Is | not yet assured. Jost and Justice have been inmates of the infirmary for about three years, They were formerly neighbors, and since en- tering the institution have occupled the same sleeping apartment.” Justice had acquired a habit of snoring, which be- came very annoying to his erstwhile friend, who often during the night found it necessary to awaken his aged room- mate in order to obtain a chance of sleep- ing himself. Last night he became annoyed to the point of exasperal unsuccessful,attenipts to rouse Justice by calling, e procured a hatchet which was in the room and made an assault upon the sleeping man. One blow was inflicted © with the edge of the hatchet, another n, and after repeated | Middle Ages. with the butt. Sheriff Wilson was called by the superintendent of the infirmary and Jost was placed under arrest. MONTANA SUPREME COURT CITES A SUPERIOR JUDGE Must Show Cause Why He Refuses a Continuance to Attorney Ac- cused of Bribery, BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 2.—Disbarment pro- ceedings against A. J. Shores, chief coun- sel for the Amalgamated Copper Mining Company, were brought to trial to-day before District Judge McClernan. The proceedings were instituted by District Judge E. W. Harney, who alleges that Shores offered him a bribe to reverse a decision in the now famous Minnie Healey case. Late this afternoon the Supreme Court issued a writ of supervisory control, and ordered Judge McClernan to appear forth- with and show cause why he did not grant the stay asked for by the attorneys for Shores. —_——— A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itching, Blind, Bleeding and Protruding Plles. No cure, no pay. All druggists are authorised by the manufacturers of Pazo Ointment to re- fund the money where it fails to cure any case of plles, no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinery cases in six dayé; the worst cases in fourteen days. One application gives ease and rest. Relleves ftching Instantly. This is a new discovery and it Is the only pile remedy sold on @ positive guararitee, no cure, no pay. Price X ——————— Encyclical Against Dueling. ROME, Jan. 2—The Pope s about to is- sue an encyclical against the practice of dueling. He will appeal to all Christlan governments to suppress the practice, which is described as a survival of the —_———— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Afl druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, E. W. Grove's signature 1s on ¢ach box. 28c. o VOLCANIC FIRES LIGHT THE SKY, Residents of Nicaragua View Illumination " With Fear. Special Correspondence of The Call. CORINTO, ' Nicaragua, Dec. 15.—The voleano of Santiago, about eight miles from Granada, is shooting out fire, and at night {lluminates the heavens for many miles’ around. g Monotumbo, near the sea coast, belching forth smoke. Isalco, in Salvador, shoots forth smoke and lava every half hour end at night forms a brilliant spectacle as its moiten lava runs down the mountain side in a stream of fire. _ The inhabitants of Guatemala City fea- that the volcano Atitlan will break out at any time. The sea coast and ocean for many miles is strew1 witix pumice stone from the vol- cano Santa Maria. 2 —_— ‘Woman Killed While Driving. STOCKTON, Jan. 2.—Mrs. A. M. C. Smith, recently ffom the East, was in- stantly killed at Lodi to-day. She was driving a team when the horses began backing. Becoming frightened, she stood up in an endeavor to get out of the vehi- cle, and pitched forward to the’ground, her head striking a rock and causing death. She was about 55 years of age and leaves a familys is He knew this was un- | usual and he stepped out on the platform | LS NEE] 5 EQUCATION Booker T. Washington Talks to. California i Teachers. | President of Tuskegee Tnsti- | tute Guest at a Con- i vention. | —_— i LOS ANGELE Jan. —Booker. T, Washington, president of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Ingtitute dn Ala- bama, delivered three addresses to-day before audlences teachers attending | the annual session of the.State Teacliers’ | Association, and members of the Friday Morning Club. ldress-at The principal event was his Hazara" Pavili ,- when he spoke to an imme e “that V(mm the auditorium to Mr. Wash- irigton’s attendance was the feature.of the week's ‘Drogram and attracted much attention from the delegates to the his subject ““The So- vention. Taking ; Problem in the Black lution of thé Race Belt of the South’ -he spoke in.-part as follew A little more than forty years ago there.wa but on t South between . master and n Av When n no reason for d we b work 1 col t f educating T a selfish Beginn worth of pro eighty-eight instructc ing in religious an: give constant if dustries, and all ¢ which_ our stud ployment as s Al of them acres ¥ e bull ver, would to mpress 2ing train- out to lead a selfish hemselves up in lifting up of thei have finisHed thé hose who } that W Tuskegee who are aworkiz ‘do , not, have sb but' there ‘are i decent 'hgme an has-ever. be and who . are :tax n Yrue in Ihe histor There may Jot -be 80 mang c v but therg -are g and operatimg was trie a dozen yedrs a We may mqt mike" s or attend so formezly, b eyes to the. us, difficulties that are eachipg and hard to overcome, - I, cannqt fall to se€ the’ encour- aging features In the: »pment of “our:race, In my Apinion the-probl »wing out 6f our . presence in this-country is the most serlous and perplexing and farreaching one thag.js. be fore the countey for. solutipn. ] bel ever, that we haye faund the way f . gradual and permanent . solution wan? most of all is education for ple, education that ‘will kkep in history, the enyironm of those sought to be enl i the pre: ghtened igating Councilmen Restrained SAN JOSE. Jap: 2—-The investigation of charges of malfeasance and miScon- duct against the Pylice and Fire comm’ | sioners and Fire Chief Brown came to an abrupt ending-before the City Counefl this | evening. A gengral denial of the charge made by Fireman Tenriant had just bech made by a number of . firemen and Chief Brown, and the Mayor and Couhell’ wére, about to go into executive. session to ar- rive at a verdiet, when Sheriff .Langford served them with'a writ of prohiMition. This restrains the Council from further action until their jurisdiction is decided by the court.’ : ADVERTISEMENTS. Agony Of Apprehension of Sudden Death, Heart Disease. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Cured Me. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure cures heart disease. : It has positively no equal in that regard. The fiuttering, palpitation and heart pains . readily disappear before its magic influence; the shortness of breath, the frightful smother- ing spells vanish after a short course of treat- vere fluttering and palpitation and at night smothering spells would frequently cause me to sit up in bed for breath. Beside the fre quent physical pains I was constantly in an agony of apprehension lest it might bring about my sudden end. I began taking Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and experienced ost immediate relief from my former disagree- able symptoms. I believe that my cure is g:rn'nnent because I have not had occasion use the Heart Care for six or seven years, which time has since 1 %ull takin, the Heart Cure. a household remedy keep Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills in the house all the time. I consider the Dr. Miles Rem- edies fully as good as they are recommended to be and I trust that you may hveman’{ E“ for the sake of humanity."—R. T, EWITT, Chehalis, Wash. All qui:u sell and Dr. Miles” Remedies. on Nervous and Heart Discases. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. rantee first bottls for free boo: v ngs - : ASSETS k accounts: than 1. Twenty Years of : STEAMER SIERRA - AKES FAST RUN \Sails From This Port to | Honolulu in 5 Days ! and :18 Hours: { Completes the Voyage in Ten |. Hours’ Quicker Time Than a Japanese Liner. Special Dispaich HONOLULU. Dee: : 21.=The : Oceanie Company's steimer Sierra mads . quick run:ef five and ‘18 hours to The Calt as Fraz ), itinis the Nipp which left on the same da The Sierra léft San® Francisco ©n December 13, reaching here bn December r total -{ime days:a d eightee houivs, Maru left San aAn the Slerra, r 1, ‘arriving at Henolu n Decembér 25, totaltime, six e irs. . The Si & h ten “hours time tha liner. Although $ ad to wait ou the harbor tild & light and-d dock till 8 o'cl she. had Qi and passed out én her ‘way to pon Maru w 3 _— Naturalization of Jews Not General, BUCHAREST , Jan;; 2= scharged agreed Roumania a misapDr: an individual Jew.and di naturaliza of Jews- in petitioner’s ‘st was granted NGTON WASHI “ ADVERPISEMEITS. Jerufila fréee. from: i o cause little if_any e ‘whole ot the stofe i a arid ‘mariked {.vx\\_ anif atarr e~ from.it, tion vou ¢al - Hoaod’s Sa + friedie fon .and. Vaiue 1902, of AND LIABILITIES “ SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION A RPORXTION 532 California Street, CITY "AND GOUNTY OF. § usinésd-at CORNER OF WEF TS ASSE tex, 3 400,000 08 northeast ‘ of - California - antl Wel . in the City of San Frareise 4—-Other . Real ieooil 1,080,866 17 -.* ‘Situated in the Stats 6f Cal ifornia; it 1 uctive, ‘ghd its valud th moun stated 5—Loans on Bonds and Stock... . 3,573,980 38 AJl' sald banids andstock. cer- i tificat | fice.of thie Bank of the value & 'Gold and Silver O 453 REirade 1,450,061 3¢ 3 Of which. there L .o I Vaure 4505, 418 00, :In ‘Bank . 944,543 25 t Total Adsets ..ol i, +$34,000, LIAB'LITIES. 1—To Degasitors this corporation , owes deposits amounting :to and_ iBe actual -vajus of = TN Lo (0 32,159,937 00 The comdigion ‘of said deposits 15 that they are payable only’ aut of sak Capital Stock..§1,000,000° 00 Reserve Fund. ,131 & The actual vilue of 18 Cooiione o 141131 @ The: condition ¢f said ity ‘- Stogkholders . Is, no ‘part: -of the amount can De tald to them, or-in.any w withdrawn _except :im payment- of losses, . during the existence of the corpera- tion, not until- all depositors: shall Bave been paid in full ihe amount of -their déposits and declired dividends. “antingent.Fund, including the ‘amount of : accrued, but. an- collected interest -on - Invest- ments ... < 14 ment; the pulse beats become strong and ¢ Dividends Undisbursed < .. o r;sulu. the cnc:htio: is improved so that = 3—Sundry Accounts in Process' of . g the veins are charged with healthy, p: . coseats " eal S lifegiving ‘blood Carryiag strengih "and | | Thoie wccounts’ ' chibiace health to every nerve and muscle and re- of .which has not been deter- placing the dead tissue with solid flesh. mined. e, . “For eighteen years I suffered from heart | 8—General Tax Account. Balance trouble. “The least excitement caused. se- o g e Total Liabilitles ...........$84,000,078 51 San Francisco, January 2d,.1908. (Signed) E. B. POND, President. (Signed) LOVELL WHITE, Cashies, State ot California, City and County of Sam Francisco—ss. . 4 POND and LOVELL .WHITE. being h separately, and duly sworn each for him self, says: that sald E. B. POND is Prestdent. and said LOVELL WHITE is Cashier of tha San Francisco Savings Union, the corporation above mentioned, and that the foregoing state- ment is true. | (Signed) E. B ed) POND. LOVELL WHITE. | | Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of January, A 903 [Seal.] JAMES M. ELLIS, Notary Public In and for the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, Weak Men and Women HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE St Yexicts Resits: shvs Bats and strensth to sexual organs. Depot, 333 Markec