The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 9, 1903, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY DEMdCRATlC CAUCUS DECIDES TO HONOR FRANKLIN K. LANE WITH THE MINORITY’S VOTE FOR UNITED STATES S [l WAKES 1N TIE | 10 GET MARRIED Groom Yields to Hyp-| | otic Suggestion of | a Friend. ? -— ! Sleeper Is Finally Restored | | to Consciousness by | an Expert. 7 /BRINER COF SACRANENTO- JAMES . FPATTON OF S SAY JOSE-_¥) \//’.‘l 5 / — \ ENATOR Ano N\ CHARLE S SPEAR. w 8 above showed were -~ ballot y men were not A and individual As shown a di 1y. One mem- » smaller f: eng ) con- 1 man who party two b ] LUKENS MAY BE REGENT. v Pardee Is Said to Favor as His Successor. SACRAMENTO, J Alamedan ng th tration closing will gles com- to S. Ander has the Bee Com- into in His Own Play. He ' th wyer mittee ¢ whose conclusion rts but it is still a matte Mayor Schmitz Will Probably Be the Nominee of the Union Labor Party Members. | | exert every effort to foster and develop the varied resources of our great State, o n his city, | jecture as to t what appointments wi eption at | not be reported back to the To- acted the | day John kenzie left for San Fran- | 1 cisco, fully confident that he will not k jisturbed, as he claims enough votes in Senate to confirm his appointment. E. Gerber, Fish Commissioner, and rt T. Devlin, Prison Director, both . Sacramento, have been already as- | sured that they need not worry | appointments. The consider: over thetr | the Senate The q Tuesday forenoon. tion as to who will be appointed by Governor Pardee to the rank of ma- upposed to be cause. | jor general, commanding the National L e ¢ old and has been | Guard of the State_ is agitating the mem- rom his family for several |bers of that organization and is causing e He will recover. | no small amount of talk. The position is | appointments will probably take place in | % —— " %, IALTY HOPES Saxon Court Thinks the Princess Louise Insane. | | Brother of the Woman Is Blamed for Her Sudden Flight. | —_—— Spectal Dispatch to Jan Prince, In order to ure of the pres | court towara Pr | terviews wi some allegations | Louise, M. Giron 2 Ferdinand. Follow count of the Saxon court's | | of the affair “Archduke blamed Leopold Ferdinan 1« Is almost solely his sis~ | | ter. t Saxony and | | the crowr mpossible mediate mem ss the the mer my informants stated, | “Princess Louise was not forced to take 1 cruelty, by lack of of the Crown Prince, ate . | | | held by General John H. Dick- ALL HEADQUARTERS, S | RAMENTO, Jan. 8—The ex-|cakes and sandwiches and they will be | FeCreation was grantec: A State inspector | pected clash b en white and | served at tables capable of seating 200 at | tDeTe, were auarrels L ppimen g £ o afed last ve B colored wai at the inaug-|a time. The ingugural ball committee is | jioyes the Prin g o S g Assemblym 11 ural ball has been averted and | ¢ If upon the fine diplo-| T | the function will take place | has given assurance of | - | | | without the drawing of the color line ) all around Il = ‘ | A truce has been declared by the terms 2 month ago the 1 v calling for an appropria- | | of which the colored walters ar ¢ { n served notice on the ball 2 e a_school H the liquid refreshments, while the | managers that v would insist New Mexican fon of out white walters dish up the sol Nine capacious punch bowls will be Unive ifor- | ntended to provide for L preservation and culti- instruction in .| vation of the forests. | tioned within convenient reach of | = * 11 | | merr akers and they will contain CHAPLAIN LOSES OVERCOAT. ] | coctions to suit all tastes. For the al thirst the — o | man with the perpe be a capable brewer of champagne p while for those who toy with t | bowl, but do not relish strong be an agreeable comprom! of yunch, wt MEN WHO ARE CONSPICUOUS ABOUT THE HALLS OF LEG- ISLATION. and Cards in Pockets. CALLHEADQUARTERS, S TO, J The L nk, t e in h - PERKINS THANKS THE CAUCUS FOR GREAT HONOR CONFERRED 7 ASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8—Hon. R. T. DEVLIN, Chairman Republican Caucus, | Sacramento, Cal.: I have learned with much gratification that the Republican cau- | cus of our Legislature has selected me to be my own successor in the United States Senate. Please accept for yourself and members of Republican caucus my hearty | thanks. I beg leave to assure you I am not insensible of the great honor you have conferred and will strive to show my grateful appreciation by fidelity to the trust confided and will to the best of my ability represent in Congress the wishes of the people of California. I will also guided always | by the polar star of our political creed as enunciated by the Republican national platform. GEORGE C. PERKINS. Refreshments to Suit All Palates Will Be Served at the Inaugural Ball > flowing t there between King “That was court life- and by acter of the Cr 1al affection e routine iplinarian ch: the »wn AC: here will be all manner of | union being employe OF MEXICO sta- | that they arge ach for the |learn ¢ the | evening’s w As the local union does | that the ( et admit emby o Cors | tO-MOTTOW de- | T 1 members, the managers | 3T HOTOT pl the m the custom ¢ 1 in tion of departing r years or having | ¢ mm an arrange- | General Mer which twenty- hed by e rs will attend to the ta- the | bles, while twelve colored men will d»—\ » will | pense th % Ore Bearing Rock | Da place in both the Sen- N ADA CITY ate and Assembly chambers, while in the | Deen ;--,‘r‘r‘.‘y t 1 |rotunda the band will discourse concert | Traction music gaged in The the Governor's | ¢ /3 leet and the mem- > with their ladies | fon of the grand | » will be no banquet as in | instead refreshments | sly from 10 p. n > ball in the corridors fre. mples found between th show gold milling, and tracks plainly -— Sheriff Adams Gets His Office. The do and all the various of. fices in the building will be brillia i- | Inminated. Thé pla f the decorations | will greatly embell chambers and | | the extreme 1d south wings of the building, on th flo e e grand ‘ march, which will b of Wil- | [tiam §1. Deviin ana Spear, | |ficor directors of the , and H. | E. Ya 3% nd F. W, { . floor di- { | rectors of the Se will form at 9:15 | |5 m. | ‘ One division will form in the Assembly | ; chamber nd other in the Senate cham- | 5 - Strike Stops Work on University. STANFORD 1 1 a result of the st Union of San Fr. tly Jan h the s b C corriaors. tor John D. S e % S e From reports received it is expected that | bric k overcoat. It js true that the party who |be reinforced by other of ts of the cheer while it will not inebriate. The |* 12 “:.j;’l“”’"l’.l“’ “‘llx}f"‘:‘“‘ iy bl took his garment left one In its place, yet | proposed irrigation act and a merry battle | temperance sentiment will be appealed to | 1ynd wili be I attendance. while S the substitute is not as dressy as his own | 18 in prospect. Senator Caldwell of River- i | B i~ o SN, v iglh s Y t is not as dressy as his own g2 A h in lemonade punch, flavored with noth- | Jose and other places promise to send | and is ample enough for two men. The |$d® 18 expected Lo lead the 9DD more harmful than grated pineapple. | quite a gathering. | 1 gentleman d0es not Accuse any | gwers member of the Southern delegat o0 3% E | Carnegie’s Offer Is Accepted. theft, but he would have a higher | will oppose the bill. The plan is tb def B R e el SRR e 3.—The Board of «-;‘i,!’un of the man who made the ehange [it in committee. Smythe will CONFESSES SHE TRADED TWO MEN ARE DROWNED [ e i e o if he rectified the error. | speeches in oppositien if perm N | the o e idar agie to give (he Woliey tho anikte Ipanad thisaae | ek tenPiin : IN POOR LITTLE WAIFS IN THE RUSSIAN RIVER| ity $20,000 for a public library building 1€ e Senate opened his orning ARLH ¥ E = e 21 ®iPhe Wor il ‘was pre | A A .| The building wifl be erected at the corner . Mr. Miel plac=d his overcoat on | 1! e Pyl i Olympia Woman Takes Babes From | Lose Their Lives While Attempting | of Virginta and Sacramento streets. Tvar the 3 i gl ShopastumAs ‘.’li | approved by the Water and F Asylums and Distributes Them | to Ford the Stream Below PR R, live e prayer. Other ma occupied e 2 4 % i i his attention, and when the upper hou ‘("Hmn[l at it ion In the F Arcund Doorsteps. | Healdsburg. Captain Hall Will Resign. wdjourned he B e SRl 4 | S8an Francisco, a short time ag TACOMA, Wa J 8.—There has| SANTA ROSA, Jan, 8—On Thursday | SEATTLE, Jan. S.—Despite the efforts tionists and farmers who they | where -he le his overcoat, “‘”‘M'h"” Carabls olatnes ana Ay been a perfect epidemic of abandoned ba- | evening last Santo Bottini and Gianini | to keep the matter secret it leaked out o A Eacot £ gk = ould lose valuab! oldings and suffe o . ! nig t Captain ew ",u‘(\;\ to his chagrin, he ;“;,,‘,1 it gone Tl iyl rsoign the \Vorks bitl | Fles in Olympia during the past eighteen | Girolimo departed from Healdsburg after !lllnrl:; to-night « v.idm \“ r wu;; another coat in its place e took his loss DGPRANE BOG. S S L ENR I Or e DL P > i he r3 . | Hall of the stea Quee resign Stioncontcatly 1 e Kphis 10%% | were framed and adopted by the Legisla- | months or two 3 Often the poor it- | dark to return to the ranch of the former, | o &\, of tAe StCCM o . oy D et on ond o $01d: he trie | ture held a mass meeting at Riverside in | tle walfs have been left upon inhospitable | located near the foot of Fitch mountain. | cigco. for a stouter man. In the hope of learn- | D¢cember and protested again As a | doorsteps, where they received but coid | They to ford the river, | Sak . 1he Namibily ioF Fehbian esult of that protest Smythe ther | welcomes from families who objected to | and ing their horse and | The Typographical switched coats with him, th nterested parties ha me t having their homes made asylums for | minus the occupants. L plored the pockets. He soon tol to defeat it. In discussing matter [, 1 s of whom nothing was known as 10 | advanced that the men that the coat belonged to a wofldly man. Smythe sa [ pa ‘;‘-Hl!“ with which ths by drowning in the A deck of cardi ver flask and a briar- | Southern Californ a unit in opposition to | these tiny aleRds n River. Rumors then wood pipe assured him of this fact. It |this bill. There very intere i S by around that Bottini had a | being col 3 leman of | Centrai and thern C; that RO money on his person 1 seing very cold the reverend gentleman of | stand. with us In firhting not- | gan to increase to such an extent that of- | {JFET SUH N i s (e I ne ty had to wear the overcoat, but | withstanding that the variousi parts compos- | ficial inves ne necessary. Sy apidly gained ground that the g el f el gpeeiluip sy ety i A Bl aitigd wiitprobably be unable to | 3 . . aen were victims of foul play. Late 1 the | After some riock Holmes articles he found. He feared the man any selv 2 i1 W e @ e ot Dolice | Tuesday: evening the seat of the cart in Who tdok hia coat might mest R unexs Eaniige of Olympia located the offending | Which the men iy]n\xrn:-l_\'ml to Healdsburg pectedly and demand (t, and if the con- ey ile vell | Was found a short distance below the tents of the re gone he might | Known “1:‘1;“'1“{»“:‘: acer ) mn\‘;:l: eannty: Bridge : at HetMisburs. a¥d .on make acet The chaplain, per- en the source of suppiy and admitted e hat of one of the force, had to carry the things around that she had been in the habit of visiting | M€ Wa . . me spot in a ba bititol teviry titie tis hasd: tas % e g ary Tos | clump of willow trees. is is taken as o taet BoL b leit the. Eaallngs ut the coma ."1. ‘. .;rr'"\‘ a K‘b; llx‘ '“‘;)‘M»r un. | the bodles of the two men. | tion stopped, and a cure effected wher of the coat, the Rev. Mr. Miel in- Govern- wate clreums These _littie | Sy by the use of tends leaving it in the where he | ment, or bosh oncs were taken to Olympia and *‘placec Cattlemen Meet in Convention. ! found it, in the Lhape that the owner, hav- Smythe said the bill would be fought | where she supposed they would be W VISALIA, Jan. 8.—The San Joaquin Val- | ing discovered his mistake, will return the | with, a strenuosity worthy of Roosevelt | come, but she often showed very poor |ley Cattlemen's Association met in this chaplain’s coat and take his own, with | himself, notwithstanding it was drawn up | judgment in her selection, for the last . L. Adams of Visalia was the pipe and the ¢ards and the flask. by some of the most distinguished men in | babe was left upon the doorstep of a|e and A. B. Vans of SRR Y the State. workingman already blessed with eight tary. Resolutions were passed | g 3 WILL FIGHT WORKS BILL. AR | children of his own. The woman waus | to the effect that it the sense of the Only morbid matter is destroy:d Entire Force of Hotel Strikes. warned that she must quit her practice, | convention that the Legisfature should at by this marvelous germicide, which South Is Solid Against Water and| REDDING, Jan. 8—The chambermalids, | for Olympia families generally are well | its present s on enact a law legalizing afiaws Nature to build up healthy Forest Measure. waters and clerks in the big Hotel Lo- | supplied with little ones and if there are | the appointments of county veterinarians | | tissye, Absolutely harmles: CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMEN. | Fenz in this city walked out on a strike | &1y Who wish to adopt a baby they wish | and prescribing their duties and qualifica- | Used and indorsed by leading LL HE/ 8LV . MIEN- F 9 f ks to have some voice in its selection. | tions. i 0. Jan S—Bouthern California Sena. |!0-day on account of trouble with one of | | physicians everywhere. S : a- | the dining-room stewards. For a time it T L | T When not at your druggist’s, sent | tors, and Assemblymen are' being lined up | jgoked as though the big hostelry would | Vallejo Deadlock Is Broken. Death Claims a Pioneer. id on receipt of 25 cents for by their sonsHitusnta fo Nots against the | have to close, but by hard rustling the | VALLEJO, Jan. 8—A deadlock that has| SAN ANDREAS, Jan. 8.—Vincenzo Lag- < blo Xo P 2 proposed Works bill, a measure approved | management was enabled ¢o get a ‘new | existed in the local city government for | glo, aged 79 vears, died yesterday of | | 'Fid. Dottle. . 4 2 bears my signature by the Water and Forest Association of | crew. | months between Mayor Lynch and the | pneumonia. He was a ploneer of Cala- The genuine bears my t risee p ddi | California at its annual session. William T | | Boara of Public Works on pne side and | veras County, and was engaged in busi- on every bottle. Address B 3 ? o b LAREDO Tex., Jan. §. Mexico City | the city Trustees on the other has been | ness untll a few years ago. He leaves a l;‘Sm\ the of San Diego, Mw_ a8 @ Cal- | wpecial says: There is no improvement in ! terminated by the reappointment and | wife and thirteen children. This is the Q ",!."'s":_' didate ifor Congress from his district, is ;‘fm»’::":‘o «;e‘?:rz;m;"fi"jl*'re:}:,§|l~l“rl:'§‘;‘?; | confirmation of W. T. Stanford as Chief | first death occurring in this generation of 3 Y here, as is also George Frost, ex-Mayor | MEIer (B FERG foialled, as the climato | Of Police and Daniel Minehan as Superin- the family, which numbers forty, includ- FREE-—Valuablo Bookiet on How to Treat Dissases. of Riverside. These two gentlemen will | of this conntry does not agres with him. ! tendent of Streets. ing grandchildren.