The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 1, 1903, Page 19

THE SAN FFANCISCO CALL UNDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1903. 19 l ADVERTISEMENTS. TOO GREAT EXPENSE Not the Reason. WILL GALL 00T BOILERNAKERS | Union’s President Starts West to Extend ¥ find it too ¥_to believe g testi- remedy. are scially to those g incident one who sd thirty | 1 | | | w s profrud- 3 | should e: cured Hy Strike. { remedy, ‘when them that | T { . ! overa- | Leader Says Machinists Will ewe with dread Not Go Out on Southern t means at the K ervous sys- i s of utter Pacific. i ajority - of 9 E W { r of . the eom- £ that “the cause rth nal vice Union pros deen con- on ‘the the ma- road { the Pyramid Pile tho a consld- not_be of .the Botler- started. faor. preside howev malled by pur; lling out s upon receipt o Western - con- | on Pa raflroad. - | ad ton of the Ohio, WILL PROMOTE TRADE | INTERESTS OF NATIONS | | American Chamber of Commerce Es- | tablished Berlin Plans Com- mercial Arbitration: The Amgerican Cham- | rmed here Thirsday. establishment usting. ¢ rman and. Ameri- lying: to Boards Is in both G ve the Ch best ber of Com- - o { Government. number. - of : and - fir al leaders'| ,‘ nvited to become h ary. mem- | American chamber, POWELL ST, = = 3 wvgw DRAPEWIES SLAMP. mahogany finish: upholstered Best _ste¢l springs. .Dainty worth $85.00. Mahogany large ng-edge; upholstered - $30.75 Special price HALL . SEAT — Quarter- sawed Oak; golden finish, pi- ~no polish; fretwork .and spindle back; box seat.” Spe- cial” this week 7 5 Carpet De | ington—Alexander -joll rela- | T THREE-PIECE PARLOR SUIT—French design; but substantial; 84&75 The most rerfectly sppointed ¢ arpct Room in the State. Corner. in i CRUISER SINKS TORPEOD BOAT| Fifteen Lives Lost in Catastrophe Near Corfu. Destroyer Orwell of British Navy Is Run Down by the Pioneer. CORFU, Island of Corfu, Jan. 31 —The | British crulser Pioneer ran into a torpedo | boat destroyer near.the channel of . €or- fu to-day and fiftéen men were drowned The torpeds’ boat destroyer. run- down by the Pioneer was the Orwell. ‘She was cut through'at the conning tower during night naval ‘operations -and: her - forepart sank in.deep water, taking-down fifteen men.. Only two bodies -have been recov- ered.. The. afterpart of the Orwell has been towed here. OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST Several New Postmasters Appointed: . and Pensions Granted to Number of Veterans. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3t.—Postoffices discon- tinued . February -14: . Washington—Sperry, Dpuglas Ceunty, mail to Breaster, Postmasters commissioned. Califoraja-—Vin< cent Ruseoni, Lawrenc Pleasant Groy yregon—Henry gin; Richard W: -Robison, Elght: Mile. anklin B. Brennon, Proctar, Wash- fssue, Thomas Arthur 'L terhorn, Milpitas, $12 (Mexican war). Oregon—Original—Juliys- F. - Van - Winkle, 3 John Kelly, ‘Oregon City, $& minors and dependent Minors® of - Joseph - Piggott,. Mount ; Margaret- Cunningham, : Portland, of_absence: ‘of Captain ley, Second Infantry, Depart- fornia, exténded twa months. John. in figu steel s in Safin Damask; tufted back. DINING-ROOM TABLE— Quarter-sawed. - Oak. : ‘Five urned . and’ fluted i3 lec ;; box side:.: artment A8.15 p Special COUCH—Rococo Frame — Upholstered tufting. Special price .i.. ... THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUIT— Quarter-sawed - Oak;; - golden _ finis ‘large beveled French® plate . Not a dark DTesser. GHASTLY CRIMES | MAY RENDUNCE IRE DISGLOSED] RIGHT TO THAONE Two Women of London Will Probably Die on Gallows. Crown Prince of Saxony May Retire in Favor of Son. : ; ik Trial - Uncovers Details of|Becomes. Ineligible to :Re- Murder of Infants at view Decisions of Courts Baby Farm. .of Honor. —_— g —_— Spectal Cable: ‘to_ ‘The’ Call and ‘New York | . BERLIN; Jan. 31.—A ; curious -story, 3}5,;.}(:. rnl;‘;:l;;"th c‘(f‘éfi;:aé’,\‘. the: New- Yori widely told-ih the provinctal and Berlin 2% Py [ papers ‘this ‘morning, is that -the. Crown LONDON; Jan. 3L—The recent'trfal of {'princo. of ‘Saxony is determined to re= ftwo women.named Sach and Walters for the murder of babies, Which had ostensi- bly- been -sent. to. thei for:adoption; with. | handsome fees, by, ‘Tich - wornen'in - the | st End, and disclosures in connection h -that hortible traffic, have laid: bare the '@etails 'of -an individual’ case. in a widespread. &ystem “which is in constant | tion in: London for' the- destruction. of 1 ts. As. ihe law at piesent stands facllities which exist for doing:to death unfortu- nate babies-whose. mothers fiad. it ‘worih while to get rid of them.are such -that even “the detection and . punishment of these two women wiil not have much ef: néunce his suéeession to -the ‘throne “in | favor ‘of - his.son, George; who is 10. years age. -The reason given is that the mil-'| code of honor does-not permit a { husband wronged as he ‘has been to re- main in the sérvice'and the Crown Prince, | as commander of the First Army Corps | of Saxony-and as the future commander | of the-entite Saxon contingent, must pass | upon the- findings-of. the military courts | of honor, which, in circumstances similar those. of the’ Crown Prince, require a allenge or-the layihg, aside of the uni- | | form. - “The: Crown. Prinee, it Is added: is | "i‘r_:\r ! -xp;c(e: to .-rnalllenge Profes o | . i t2 A Ziron, the' feacher ‘of languages, who | In pUIUIOE. S e h‘;‘;'gg:,m,‘;,”:]i Eioped. weith: tiie Erown: Prizicess, but-opiti- ) but theré . aré . many ‘more | lon in the army is so. rigid- on points df | P rsulng ihe same murderous caing. | honor: that-the Crown. Prince is regarded Tt-Is horritly siguificant that while pre- | as ineligible for reviewing the decision uf’ vious fo-the arrest.of Mrs. Sach and. Mr j.courts: of honor. and protecting, the hondr a . 7 [ of “the. uniform. Walters the police n: ali ‘parts of London:! ¢ 3 - : lm; been- finding dead “babies at the. rate ‘The-Rheinish Courier of Wiesbaden sa,\51 - abou 100 vear, since their nefarious V‘ilhpu( resery. on” that the Crown’| i was dlscovéred there has been'| Prince his renounced his right to succes- | D B Wi OIT as {0 campel-oni | SIon to the thiane-and the Berlin Morgen | inferénce-that .a. large ~ numbeér. of | PO Dresden torrespondent says he has | littic corpses Weré. out; from |- aiready t c fi ane these that fatal farm. v -appealed to the .Emperor to re- | {lieve him of ‘all military positions. @ il O BERLIN, .Jan. -31.—Theatrical. cifcles “here | are. éxcited by the action-of.the public, censar H_AMES EAUSE n in forbidding:the production of Faul Heyee's Mary Magdalene” upsn’ the. ground that it -is founded on a.biblical-subject, —_— Continued From Page 17, Column 3. | the ‘shape’ of. an immense.open square, | | without -déviding walls running through it, and.once-the flames entered ‘it they | had full 'sweep of the vast. interlor. Owing to the system of barred iron | doors. i use in: the building the firemen were -balked at,_every: effort io .enter. | Soan' the fire had galned such' terrific vol- | ume ‘that even. if the firemen could have | passed’ the iron baffers they could not have worked: in tHE overpowering heat. The first: indication the Spectators had of -the "Intensity ‘of theé fire which raged within was when the great plate glass windows were cracked and shatfered one | after the. other,. and’, at. each fire iolled out, and: upward ‘thrqugh the openings in the.‘arcade: like blasts “from a -.seething furnace.. The hundreds: who had :gath-.| ered on_-the opposite slde of the strect 16 -watch the spéctacle” fell: back before the. scorching -blast. ¢ The. progress of the. fire from this time | .on was. beyond the.power of man to stay, he plateglass windows of.the stores on | the’ oppasite “side - Gf the. street became | black with tlie'heat and then crashed in i fragmeénts {6 the sidéwalk.’ Half a block away "the’ front of the .buildings were scorched” and ‘blistered. Those who had watched: the fire” from the- opposite ‘side of the: street .could not -approach nearer ‘| than a block niow. . CAVING OF THE .ROOE With a thunderous roar the roof.of- the | | White bullding, 160x180 feet squire, caved | \'ers were transfixed by -such a. sjght-as | comes to most men not oftener than once | ivi‘a lifetife, ‘A cotumn.of flamie rose to'| the heavens fully 300 feet,. James Rob- | | bins watched the spectdcle from. his home, | | five miles .out ‘on. the Brighton Road. He | {said :the flames rose-.higher than ‘the | dome: of the State.Capitol." Spectators de- | clare that-for some minutes after the fall- | ing of the roof flaming articles carried by thé store weré shot. into the air like rock- | ets and -their. outlines ‘could be. distin- | guished in the curling: red -and: yelow clouds emftted by the caldron-like fire. | But: there remained ‘a spectacle even | more ‘thrilling than. the. . falling of :the ! | roof.- ‘In the éenter of ‘the ' building, at | the frout, rose @ tower, about twenty | feet.'saqiiare .and about 100 feet: from .the sidewalk. As.the walls-erumbled all-about |'it-this tower ‘came down 'with a crash and shook. the earth for blocks in every direction. .- The - bricks * which. .composéd | the structure fell .to the opposite side of the ‘street, and. far out into the street intersecting. . 3 < As.the mass striick the flames, which had- meantime gained in fury, they were 1 red velour. ‘Full spring-edge. prings. Fivée rows of hot _even: higher. than when' ‘the roof TP NIV (dathtT A crashed upon them. The netsvork " of | A N, -electrle wires jn front of the building, with:the. poles, - were leveléd as if by the force of " a" tornado: . The currents .were at.once shut off at the power-houses. - In three hoiirs notling remained.of the handsome -white . building ~save an arch- weork'.on the Fourth and:K streets cor- | ner: This st00d so insecurcly that it was deemed a- menaee. to traffic and a force of ‘men_was ‘put to work_to. pull it down; :|Of -the big anmiex in the rear, 160x20) feet | in sizé,‘only’ fragments of the walls re- miained. s E 3 ‘and mirror, “-on in Elegant price “In Portigal-electri¢ _lights. are attachied | to the. collars- of hunting dogs to scare ‘fuxes and badgers’ from ‘their holes as.the | dogs: enter. 3 THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL. - -Few People Know How Useful ItTsin | Preserving Health and Beauty. Nearly: everybody Knows.that charcoal | is the ‘safest and most eflicient disinfec- | { o your medicine, asserting that your Swamp- | can | resul into fhie.mass of flame. Then the behold- | * | his “temper -during . the -whole |'guard over. her, {in_ great peril. DR. KILMER'S THOUSANDS HAVE TROUBLE AND = A AREAMAS To Prove what Swamp-Roof, SWAMP-ROOT. KIONEY - DNT KNOW [T the Great Kidney Remedy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of “The Call” May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail Weak and unhcalthy kidneys are responsible for more sick= ness and suffering than, any other discasc—therciore, when, through necglect or other causes, kidney trouble is permitted to continue, fatal results arec surc to follow. Your other organs may nced attention—but your kidn:sys most, becausc they do most and need attention first. 1. you are sick or ‘feccl badly,}§j begin taking Dr. Kilmer’s | Swamp=-Root, the great kidney, cause as soon as your kidncys are well they will other organs to health. A trial The mild and Immediats effect of Dr. Kiimer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, i3 soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of. the most distressing cases. = Swamp- Root will set -your whole system right, and the best proof of this is a trial. 14 West 117th St.. New York City. Oct, 18, 1901 | had been suftering severely trom | All symptams were on hamd could hardly drag myself along. mertal capacity was giving out. wished to dfe, It was ihen [ saw an advertise. ment of yours in & New York paper, but wouid not have paid any attention to it, had it not promiised & sworn guarantes with every bottl Root s purely ‘vegetable and does not contain any harmful drugs. . 1 am seventy vears and four inonths old, and with a good conscience I retommend’ Swamp-Root to all suffes from - kidney troubles, Four members of family have been using Swamp-Root for four different kiduey diseases, with the same good ts. ‘With many thanks to yow I rfemaln, Very truly yours, ROBERT BERNER You miay have a sample bottle of this famous kidney remedy, Swamp-Root, ssnt | free by mail, postpaid. by which you may | EDITORIAL NOTICE—If you have bladder trouble, or if there is a trace of i Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., w diately, without cost t6 you, a sample bottle of Swamp-R ing ‘many. of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters In writing be sure to say that you read this generous men and women’ ~ured. offer in the San Francisco Sunday Call liver and bladder remedy, bo- help all the will convince anyoae. tesat its virtues for such disorders as kid- ney, bladder and uric acid diseases, poor digestion, when obliged to s water frequently night and day or Irritation in passing. L ment in the urine, headach lame back, dizziness, sl vousness, heart kidney trouble. neuralgia, m, d ing, irritability, wornout teeling. of ambition, less of flesh, sallow comp: fon or Bright's disease. If your water when allow undisturted in a glass or be ty-four hours f a sedime tling or has a ci appearance it is ev dence that your kid s and bladder need mmediate attention. Swamp-Root is the great discovery of Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and blad- der specialist. Hospitals use it with won- derful success in both ht and severe ases. Loctors recommend it to their tients and use it in their own families because they recognize in -Swamp-Root the greatest and most successful remedy. Swamp-Root is pleasant to taks and s for sale the world over at druggists’ in bottles of two sizes and two prices—id cents and Remember the . name, Swamp-Rgot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., oa every bottle. the slightest symptoms of kidney or t in your family history, s at once to ho will gladly send you by mall. imme- oot and a hook contain- received from e CAPITALIFST IS SHOT BY NEPHEW PSSt B Continued From Page 17, Column 4. éffort to stop the carriage. which was be- ing hurriedly driven off, Boxall aimed to- ward “the horse and fired, but the shot flew wild. T.loyd was at once taken to phy while the nephew returned to the ho where -he was found by the officers [ few minutes later. He came toward them, | | handing over his weapon and gave him- hand self up without. a-word. His left was done up In bandages. When- asked in the Sheriff’s office 1:1-: he cause. of the shooting he sald that had -been woyné:d. in defending Lloyd Iife. . He stated further that this was the Second time that he. had attempted to protect his. uncle, and had come out at the ‘worst end each time. He that what he had done was not on the épur of the moment, that he had not once lost affair.: He did ‘not care .for.an;attorney, inferrir that when he told his story from the wit- ness stand it would moreé than justify his | act 5 HOUSEKEEPER IS SILENT. In the house at- the ‘time of the affair was- the housekeeper;. Miss .Wilkerson. Immediately. after plm-\dq\‘mder Lot hat ‘the” officers place o e lns he’sald her life -was From whom. he would | not say,-but’ he .is"much concerned over | her welfare, having : referred to her a| number of times during the afternoon and | requesting -that she be ~well -protected. | THis 15 being done by a guard which sur- younds the Lloyd residence, where she now. Miss -Wilkerson -refuses -to. be inter-| viewed, stating that’she knew: nothing of the. matter other than that the two had | some differences. ~“Willlam Boxall is a| brother of Miss Avis Boxall of New York, who' i .said ‘to be ‘the world's greatest woman harpist. This ° evening -Lloyd: telegraphed the Sherift -of- Alameda County to" arrest his he [ Oakland Gas, he, t the fa ransact some a r d from Lloyd his to meet with I the . family reside Lloyd the me shooting i Heve nd’ declined to ms stateme With his left this ever time of t o particul Lloyd has lighting At received C. R electrie the ompan: cess ¢ fc s the town fafled to m The property now be! and Heat ¢ o started a plant he afterward. sold to the.c dore Wiese he erected a ner of Second and We Oskfand. This was ke in eda, w With Theo- Lioyd “made h many years and . is | Youhg Lloyd - was a coll father's electric light an San Berna who.did the own: here, To -Protect Child Laber. BERLIN, “Jan. 31, =The Reichstax to- day passed the second reading of th 1 protecting child labor- in factories’ an ps- and:. prohib employment childrén - under 12 yes branches -of - industry in_ qthers. Bk o TR ; . tang and puriiér-in natire, but féw real- | aves i Cf?fpets liatr» __dcs}nlgns. and: _colorings, - fine [ -ize its. value when taken. into. the himan | veaves irom foremest looms in'the country. - Worth 7oc -per system for the same cleansing pyrpose; | )‘ar(]_Lpn\}' ...... e e % Gt B521c z- t],;hargofil tii-l-;zbr‘;ztr‘nedyuu}az- the m&)re yu\:f inal 3 ; t = 3 y 2 ake o e er; it Is not a drug at | S tria e Madte freduilic Lufst qualify of finsetd pif anid L Sl : all, but simply absorhs the-gases and. ime I z , ‘12 {ecet wide, enough to.c_ver -a room:in-one: - 5 R % o 4 - purities: always: present in. th¢ stomach l»:ccc}; worth 70c per square. yard, now ..... .ov....B50¢ WHITE ENAMELED BED — Inte {.\ndl intestines and carries them out of'the | i : : : . o) 67y kB ale ] gystem. . .. : I iouiinen Warp Mattings—From Japuti. t6. Union, Square, woven grill work tippedwith brass Angle “harcoal sweetens’ the - breath. ‘after | ¢ dye reversible art designs and - colorings; - worth 3sc. iron end atd side rails. ~Special ss flu smoking, drinking or.after. eating onions | PREE MOW. = e vt .o. 22¢ for this week .iiliieaseesians bty and other odorous vegetables. | 7 ; Charcoal effectually clears and lmproves.| Moaquette Rugs—Size 54x27 Inches, a deep fine pile, very effective i Oriental and _floral designs, worth $2.50 apiece, ‘sale price .85 Drapery Department. 3 Fancy Ruffied Cottage Cartain—Striped fect; ‘remarkable ‘value, .per. pair: ......;.50¢ Nottingham - Curtains—In ‘Renaissance’ and Paint’ lace effects, full length-and width, worth $2:50," sigw . - : o b $1.65 Corded Arabizan Curtains—C:ble net, eatire- T the complexion, it -whitens the téeth and, | acts as a natural -and eminently | --8$1.85 further z safe cathartic. 1t - absorbs the injurious -gases. which collect in the stomach and bowels; It dis- infects the. mouth’ and. .throat from - the poison.of catarrh: - . ¥ . _ All druggists sell charceal in one form or_another, hut. probably the best char- coal, and the most for;the money, s in| Stuart's Absorbent * Lozenges. - They are | composed of the- finest powdered -Willow:| BED—Lest Jacquered ef- ° ever: offered :in SOLID -BRASS ly tiew, worth -$3:30, not $2.10 ghglrcoatl and other hs;‘rm_le{ss a:lilg’pllqs in’| i i # ;. T s . tablet: form,. or, rather, in the. form Irish Point—3%; yards loyg, worth $7.50," . large, pleasant {asting lozenges, the char- now $5.25 coal being mixed with honey. - The daily use of these lozenges Will soon tell in .a much improved condition of the ! general health, better complexion, sweéter breath and 'purer biood, §and the beauty of it is that no possible' harm can resuit from their continued use; but, on the.con- .trary, great benefit. ¢ o | A Buffalo Pflyulclnn; in speaking of the benefits of charcoal, says: “Iadvise Stu- | art’s .Absorbent Lozenges to all -patients Swiss Pcint Curtains—In ~Tambours ‘and Brussels, 3% yards ‘long, :pef-‘pair ....$6.75 Tapestry. Couch Covers—Fancy Bagdad stripe, $4.50 valué;“to:-. L PLSE anitary Comforters—Fancy. -sateen; ' yariety of: colors; size 72x78 . P Polished edgés on_hearil opener hes and Extra. larke stieetiron offered in We will ‘give $20 spot second-hand (Great Majestic at 1y time, Come llfl.*}\‘fl‘l‘llh though in some sense’a- patent prepara- tion, yet I believe I get more and better charcoal in Stuart’s Absorbent Lozenges {hln‘ln any of the ordinary charcoal tab- jets.” . A R s -, ) R PR : ) e Suffering from.gas -in ‘the stomach and ' 2 2 3 = B = 7% S bow‘?xg (‘;‘ndl{m glhe T thet.'vlcon_nglexgon- and e ‘ 4 . 5 & i 2 - <t ur e reath, mou and- throat; ocite Kange, briflt - “capicially. fo £ B 5 f THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE.|] | B Feliove the liver is greatly heocaten | % Gives:a maximum lieat %ich & T, 1 - J o g i : by the daily use of them. They cost but mount ISXIN “ven: top, 2 etes, L oo ; Made - of malleable fron and steel. “A 25 cents a box at drug stores, and, al- this ashpan, ireatest bargaip eve 245250 GEARY STREET = _ON THE SQUARE son, Fred Lloyd, on a ¢harge of insanity. Boxall ‘is- very cobl, says he does not re- gret'his action, and that when his reasoris are given he will be exonerated. Boxall hasa wound resembling a bullet wound:in the left hand. He 'says he:got it trying to protect’ himself, but the housekeeper sdys. nio_shots were fired in the house. e s SON. ARRESTED 'AND FREED. Father's Message Renders the Affair| Even Mare Inexplicable. BERKELEY, Jan. 31.—Frank W. Lloyd, whiosé home Is in this city, %as. detained #fis morning by Marshal Kerns on a tél- | égram from his father, Charles R. Lioyd, | who-was shot this afternoon in San Ber- | nardino. . Theé telegram from the ‘senior| Lioyd sald to- hold ‘his son, as he had | ‘committed a serious. assault on him the| evenfng’ before. : It further stated that| the sender would start immediately for this city. Young Lloyd left the south on last night’s Owl, and he was taken when he.reached here. After detaining him for several hours the mews of the shooting in San Bernardino was received. Lloyd was then released, as there was no charge on which to hold him. GRIP ““When 'Grip “preval everything Is Grip.”™ That Grip is epidemic is proven by the rush orders for Dr. Humphre “77.”" The telegraph -and telephone wi are kept hot by the urgency of the de~ mand. Taken early, cuts it Taken during its prev ples the syspm and prevents its invasion. Taken while suffering, relief is speedily realized, which {s continued to an entire cure. The use of “T7" will break up an ob- “What the telegram had to do with the | *nate Cold that bangs on. shooting is still a mystery here. Lloyd| At all druggists’, 25 cents, or mailed, om re- claimed .not to know why he had been | ceipt of price. Doctor's book malied free. held, but the local authorities believe that| Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co., coe~ bis father had him detained in order that per Willlam and Jobn streets, New York, hort @romptly. it preoecu-