The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 7, 1903, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1903. ADVERTISEMENTS. 'DOCTORS FEAR THE WORST CANNO MOTHER SAVES BABE N ARM3 Falls From a Balcony Twenty-Five Feet to Pavement. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Walter Bakers BREAKFAST WHDLEIH CHE HAS NEW PHSE Parents and Three Girls Depart Without Warning. IN CASE - ] | | N’S Child Is Unhurt, but the | |Officials of a ~Charitable Woman Suffers Serious ! Organization Are Injuries i Outwitted. L Sl ng at 10% De- The officials of the Society for the Pre- T balcony, twen- vention of Cruelty to Ch 1 Were treat- her in her grou with half years old ed to a genuine surprise fey's court yesterday mo Wadleigh Judge Cof- ng when the sustained a severe 1ardianship case w called. > spine hild was un- two boys were in evidence, but the ” »L;.!_ca -three little giris had vanished. The po- — or_*”“ P ]"_ lice were notified of the children's house w r baby, A appearance at once, but nothing toward She was waving & g their recovery was accomplished last had been calling on her n her arms waved, too ow, and as the ene Wadleigh. the parents, Jeg nal mendicams. and well s by shook their hands they a Doddt: afiocis Hisbukbout the h their children they have been . able for many 3 a ve 0 falling a very com- and as DEATH. living ¢ iy intervened ‘ Secretary White of the char wes » SN P clety took possession of the children on I 1 ALT LAKE b just as the famiiy was ab . . s on Wednesda is | clety am ris with the Forty Highest Awards in Europe tection and Reliet Associa tion of ship w and America settled in court yesterday - The evidence showed that on February fternoon. the youngest chi had d is L. Madison D both would a Estabiched 1780 Dorchester, Mass.| 7 u5noisicrer. and they have the one Iit- | @ dmieivinieiiibiniei=iiniet L i s i e ng ea DEFENSE IN BEAL CASE ence, aged 10 = night and little Alleen was TAKEN BY SURPRISE Sha i Trouble Over Bootblack Stand. PUE S0P, Troe FEPRELS rejoined the r father, Witnesses Called as to Defendant'’s s oF o mother nor daughters could be found yes- WP e S =2 Character Testif; at It Was terdzy. Judge Coff ied the case Melancholia Cause of Boy's Suicide. Not Gs;od ! until to-day pendt pments Tn the inquest held yesterday ov Blaasd 3 See % ihe Bonthern Pasite E. W. Newhall, the recently elected Johnson Edward H. Beal, the South € | president of the Society for the Preven- gateman a eda. who came inio no- on of Cruelty to Chi has & the Coro- toriety tion with the disappear- | the promise of Senat fe to took his life ance of lda Brown fre Oakland, was | introduce in the Lez a siderably, crestfallen Police Judge | signed to regulate the bliehment and Johnson, the afternoon at his | conduct of maternt baby essed the trag- disturbing the | farms and children’s b story of the af- 2 measure provides that d on his behalf ter said it was tutions mentioned can car without a permit from Board of Health or the Committee. A ———— GRAND JURY CONSIDERS CASE OF JOHN PEDERSEN t when he began to talk he municipal Céunty Health arrested g offensive language to Mrs. Nellie Beal, and her fat Corder, on Janu- 2, ile they were on their way to s office on Market street. Mrs. was | her father and aunt, Mrs. Meadows, | Withesses Produce Reccipts for all t ed to the defendant jumping on Moneys Borrowed by Sea Cap- / a Howard-street car on which they were tain Who Decamped. 4 / THE BUZZ SAW . passengers and raising a disturbance. He | e Grand J ; dered : /// $ = followed them to Market street and raised | the case ('.f Capt the WILL BE HEARD S i e e D s e aes e b rowed sums of money aggregating $40.000 & for parts un- a arms. Beal claimed that the offen: age was used tc retaliation, but he admitted an offensive expreesion in his 4 cis Robinson, an ngelist Beal's charact IN 46 REGAL STORES From ATLANTIC TO PACIFIC AND IN LONDON and taking his departure known. Pedersen, it loans on the representatio sole owner of a steam on the coast E. Johnson wa secured the that he was oner plying testi- ess before the Grand Jury, an stified that Pedersen r was only half owner in the vessel with There were other witnesses as to charac- | him (Johnson). Charles Naylor produced ter, but they were not called. The jury a number of receipts from various par- failed to agree, nine being for conviction ties who Lad leni money to Pedersen. and three for acquittal, and was dis-| Carl Foard was subpenaed, but testified | charged that his father, and not he, had advanced RN o T S money to Pedersen. E. B. Davis, an at- NEW CLUB ORGANIZED torney_ also prc liur‘fld’ receipts for m MAN EN evs borrowed by P sen. The Grand | FOR WO S BENEFIT Jury postponed action on the case | Entertainment and Dance Will Be next Friday afternoon. | Eithen I R RE0e Tep San Francisco Maccabees. | Mtgryetoe. San Francisco Tent of the Maccabees { A number of prominent women of the' rar the routine of business last night, ity have organized a new club which wiil meeting for the members open r friends and for an hour ar entertained with a pr songs, buck an exhibiticns and story ich all were regaled with Women's Club 't of the new assoclation is to es sh Junch and refreshment rooms in erent parts of the city for the benefit who works tab the woman in the | 5 collation and t | Gcwntown districts. The club has| The uniform under |cnly just been established. The head- ' command of ( leave | quarters are in the Academy of Sciences building. The directors of the club have planned an elahorate entertainment and dance for the benefit of the new organization. It 1 take place to-night at Golden Gate Hall on Sutter street and promises to be ' SHOE FAKES UNCOVERED. This is your last chance to get! posted on the form division San Francisco's d day night was inspected by Major H. L. Tickner, in the armory at 28 Golden Gate avenue. The divisian w:ll soon have a drum and fife corp of thirty. It is ar- }d’ dfll “- 2 R m‘c big success. The proceeds of the af- g 12 flitary ball { fo ‘P”'B n ky ‘m | air will be devoted to promoting the in- ‘r:,“fhr,‘ m:;"a‘y,n mae”‘n; |n:1.b7ng“(;: ’ erests of the new club. A SOBRIL of - Aha T Betwreen the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock, February T e e U, e has been ar.| ASSTbIY Ball of the National - Guara 7th there will be SHOE DISSECTION extraordi- |rangea by the committee in charge: | e . 7 T Overture Mies Herold; “Star Library Lecture To-Night. | ed ) i nary in the windows of every Regal store in the world { Spangied Bann de, Blir o CB. |- et acture 10 Ehe 30608 s Be- Mrs. Atkinso: ing held in the Mechanics' Institute Reynoids: Library building. will pe given to-night. | The lecture, “Under the Eaves of the World,” will be delivered by Henry Payot, {and will be illustrated by stereopticon vie violin _solo, ddress, Dr. Mary —— O tt— |WILL JOIN IN TRIBUTE TO TALENTED ACTRESS Committee of Prominent Citizens | Have Arranged Testimonial Mati- nee in Honor of Nance O'Neil. A committee of the city’s most prdm- | inent citizens, headed by Mayor Schmitz, | Irving M. Scott and Rabbi Voorsanger, | will have charge of a testimonial benefit to be tendered to Miss Nance O'Neil, the | talented young California actre: The | | ccmmittee has arranged for a matinee ! | performance to be glven at the Grand | Opera-house on next Friday afternoon. During the performance Miss O'Neil will | be presented with a golden wreath as a | tribute to her success as an actress. The | Mayor will make the presentation speech The boxes around the stage will be occ pled by many of the city's most prom- inent citizens. The name of the play that This chain of FORTY SIX stores covers the map so widely that when the motors start the dis- secting saws in the 15 New York Regal Stores, at 12 o’clock noon, it will then be 4.55 o'clock evening at the London store ; 8.46 o’clock morn- ing at San Francisco store; 9.56 o’clock morning at Denver store; 11.06 o'clock morning at ~ Chicago store. In the windows of each store there will, at 12 d'clock, be a man,—a circular saw,—and a collection of well known $3.50 to $6.00 shoes. ? What the man will do to these shoes, with that Regal saw, will open the eyes of the public, and show up the POOR materials people have been paying nney. ADVERTISEMENTS. = Faultless w money hr. i£ 10 be produced has not yet been given | . P out, b vill be ed withi This shoe dissection will uncover the cheap sub- el e v o I —— | MBS. MARY McBRYDE LEAVES | ESTATE TO HER HUSBAND George U. Hind, Her Brother, Files Petition for Letters of Admin- istration. { George U. Hind, brother of Mary E. McBryle, who died at the island of Oahu 5 1ast October, yesterday flled a petition for | letters of administration upon his sister's | | estate.. The petition was filed by Hind at the request of A. D. McBEryde, husband | | of the deceased and sole legatee under | | the will of Mrs. McBryde. The estate consists of a one-sixth interest, worth $160,000, in the estate of the late R. R. | Hind, a capitalist and shipowner, who | died here several years ago. Mrs. Me- Bryde previous to her marriage and re- | moval to Honolulu was prominent in lo- | | cai society. Catches Alleged Burglar. Leonard 8. Guy, colored, was arrested on the San Brfno road yesterday by | Mounted Police Officer E. J. Nolan and ' | locked up on the charge of burglary. At the time of his arrest Guy was in full | flight from a ‘posse of citizens of San Mateo County, who had discovered him burglarizing a residence in Redwood City. Officer- Nolan joined in the chase and caught his man as he gained the San stitutes for Oak tanned leather used, under the' finish, | in ninety per cent. of all $3.50 shoes. It will expose the flimsy insoles, —pieced and patched vamps under toe caps, — card board toe-boxes, — poor lasting and stitching, concealed by superficial vencer, and which are responsible for the SHORT WEAR and early loss of shape in most shoes. “The window of the sole” on Regal shoes, will also be explained, so that in future you may know whether or not there is genuine Oak leather in the soles of shoes BEFORE YOU PAY FOR THEM, From 12 till 2 o’clock Saturday—Please note it! REGAL OAK SOLED SHOES. Hunter Baltimore Rye leads in universal popularity because fli". nothing wanting. It has Absolute Purity Faultless Quality Exquisite Flavor COMMISSION CO., Ine. 3T AR | of extreme economy, but it occurs to us iS[HPA BROTHERS ~ SEEK DIVORCES 'Well - Known Barbers| | File Suits Charging w Cruelty. ! | ;Both Allege That They Have Suffered Great Mental i Anguish. The marital troubles of John Serpa, barbers, at 238 O'Farrell ] incr ng rapidly, judging from the dn-; vorce records at the City Hall. A few| weeks ago Laura Serpa filed a suit mri divorce agains Serpa, charging | cruelty. He filed a cross-complaint charg- | ing her with similar treatment, alleging | that she sed him great mental | iens while in the com- | ther wife. Yes- | ed a suit for div whose first name 1 has for the He and his wife have agreed ending the suit have | < and YHe ques- at sh Don't wait until your sufferings have pair, with your nerves al 1 driven you to des shattered and your courage gone 5 5 H Help and happiness surely awaits you if you accept Mrs. Plnk!:am: advice. Disease makes women nervous, Irritable, and eas Ly_a{z..o_z_k t children and household duties; such women need the counsel and he jerstands the peculiar troubles of her sex: Francesca de la Guerra, who was con- victed of f tenced to serve one day In San Quen filed a &uit for the annulment of her mar- | riage to Carlos de la Guerra vesterday ileges that she became the wife a Guerra while under the impre: her marriage to Walter Fitzgera of a woman who - c - 2ok 3 - d been declared null and void. She was ' woman is Mrs. Pinkham, who with her famous ““’d‘"‘nf‘kl‘“h‘l E. married to De la Guerra in (his city in| Pipkham’s Vegetable Compound, have restored more sic i couraged women to health and happiness than any other one per 1 hr;;\i 1::1 Her address is Lynn, Mass., and her advice is free. Write today, do missed upon reques plaintiff | not wa by Judge Hebbard. Tt a decree of divorce had b hat pu Wili not the volumes of letters from women who have been een gra s i 3 ia E i A “egetable Compound con- Suits for divorce were filed by | made strong by l,)(‘!la E. Pmk_lmm s ¥ zd' va ine Murasky against Charles G vince others of the virtues of this great medicine” for desertion, Mary Bec ry Becher for neglect, F. Beatrice Richards for de When a medicine has been successful in more than a million is it justice to yourself to say, without trying it, “T do not o against He hards agaln rtion, Margaret for neg- Fells for E case: believe it would help me Surely you cannot wish to remain weak and sick and dis- couraged, exhausted h each day’s work. If you h-w-.mr d’,' rangement of the feminine organism try Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound. It will surely help you. Sawyer against Joseph Sawy A lect E. Fells against T. E 1 Orlena Parent against C 'arent for cruelty REGIMENTAL EXCHANGE AT | THE PRESIDIO ROBBED Box Containing Money and Checks| Mrs. Emilie Seering, 174 St. Ann’s Ave., New Stolen During Apscnce of York City, writes: Sergeant. | Lieutenant Hunt of the Nineteenth In- | “Dear Mrs. Prsgsam: —If women who are always blue and depresse fantry reported to the police vesterday and nervous would take Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound they would find it the med bring them to a more cheerful worried and d e 1 tried to forget |it or morning that during the temp sence of the sergeant in charge of t regimental exchange, at the Greenwi | street entrance to the Presidio, about 11 ry ab-| and was thin and bl time, no matter how hard o'clock Friday night, some one entered the exchange and zm-, an iron box change my position to ease it. and the pain at the E o P o base of my brain was so bad that I sometimes The box contained $40 coin; two -~ " 2 s } 1 < thought that I would grow crazy: I had the bines s checks, one for $30 ¢ e California Safe nuch and was always so depressed I could not seem Deposit and Investrient Company and the S A T e o (L G p other for $50 on the United States treas- to shalke them off ; ry: an . i cy for $900 and a have the courage t ontract T s. Payment of seemed to go wrong with the checks has b opped. The ser-| wogrying and fearing the worst « seant immediately upon his return no- | ticed the absence of the box and gave the take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- md. After the first few doses a load seemed alarm, but no tr: of the thief couid be p > L . Dok Chotais Mert Tk e by Jifted from my shoulders. I felt better in ever. tective Reynolds on the case way. The blues left me and my head stopped aching —_————— before long my back was better t0o,and I looked younger and stronger I took | Shoddy Mills to Be Restricted. six bottles in all, and it is with thankfuolness that I acknc e that ms The Supyer\'isurs Health Committee de- Present good is due to the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable { Compound.” FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN, If there is anything in your case about which you would like special advice, write freely to Mrs. Pinkham. No man will see your letter. She can surely help you, for no person in America has i cided yesterday to recommend the pas- age of an ordinance, to take effect De- cember 15_1%3, extending the lim in which the operation of shod is prohibited. Action was taken suggestion of Chief Sanitary Hassler, who sald the mills shoul vnrfi;'.:sx‘fr;i;h:n Or::i.(.:-ng:hom":‘ such a wide experience in treating female ills as she has had. She The committee also recommended has helped hundreds of thousands of women back to health. Her payment of 350 expenses in- pddress is Lynn, Mass., and her advice is free. You are very fool- curred by Goroner Leland in & : 3 = B dead bodies from the steamer Progres, ish if you do not accept her kind invitatior after the explosion in her fuel tanks. TR P R FORFEIT if we cannot forthwith produce the original letter and signstere of They Acknowledge Insolvency. atove testim Bich e it el .. S Charles H. Walton. an orchardist o Lyun, Mase. San Jose. filed notice of bankruptcy in the United States District Court yvesterday . his liabilities being $5372 and assets $359 Alice S. McDougall, a school teacher, also of San Jose, sought the protection of the bankruptey laws. Her liabilities are $1417. with no asset: MRS. PHEBE HEARS: BUYS “THE LADY IN YELLOW"” Peixotto’s Plinti;g.iAvlrded Ho: able Mention at Paris Salon, OFFICERS ARE. ELECTED FOR WOMEN'S HOSPITAL Board of Directors Holds Aannual Meeting and Receives Reports S —— of the Year. Remains in Californ: | The n 1 e board One of the ge b s i 1ady managers of the California Womes being exhibi Hospital held Wednesday afterr llery has f. THEGRIES ABOUT CATARRH. | G o, o vty sirest g B o ard of direc- The Lady in Yel Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Common for the coming year: om at the Disease. dered a most anvas = admirable. but also for the re- harmony Mark Twain's cure for a cold in the head was simple, but he claims very ef- fective in his own case: his plan was to eat nothing whatever for twenty-four hours or presumably until the trouble had disappeared. | Although not able to speak from per- sonal experience as to the effectiveness of this treatment, it certainly has the merit markably happy dress and the ric | table. The figu drawn and the wt complete accord alor of pers rest A Franetta, Mrs Mre. 3 that the application of it to a case of nasal catarrh might be attended with difficulties. Catarrh, as every one knows, is a chronic cola in the head and Mr. Twain's treatment. if it should become a fad, would make of us a nation of fasters; an army, emulating the example of the immortal Tanner who achieved world Mrs A. N. Towne | jominating color scheme. “The Lady ‘ Yellow™ drew much attention harge. | shown in Pittsburg and other E done | jes, but i fate was to find a § ns, | | ue, Mis. S. and Mrs, D. H. W | operat! sixty-eight of which were capital, were | the rich and striking color motif of the ow poppies, 18 In complete accord with performed. Forty-seven free and 130 trame sient patjents were treated. In addition wide fame by fasting forty days. tc these there were many charity cases. Catarrh is certainly becoming a na- ——— e tional disease and there is littie doubt but i GIVES REASON FOR | that errors in diet, particularly over eat- FAILURE OF REPUBLICS | ing, is a very common cause. OR! p: Rev. Adrian Hofmeyer Delivers Lec- l picture. —_———————— Addressef Letter to Teachers. Grand President Eliza D. Keith of the ative Daughters of the Golden West has addressed a cire letter to all the mem- bers of the order who are school teachers. In part she says Most people, however, are more inter- | ested in the cure of the trouble than in the cause, and modern medical science | ture on South Africa in Academy e ey e » has produced more effective and less i s trust the privilege of carrving out the Grand heroic nemedies than Mr. Twain's. of Sciences Auditorium. Parlor's wish as ex in the resolw Hydrastin is a new remedy, very et- | “Why the South African Republics | ITiatire 0 iree Piantng, sesd sowing. the fective In some forms of catarrh. Red | Failed” was the subject of an interesting | 1nd. the ~ intreduction of & mentoi f Gum is another, which, on account of its | le;:xijrr Hde{ln-ered hl:_!t night by Rev.|day In ou p:h"c schools, and a st antiseptic propefties, is very valuable, | Adrian Hofmeyer before a large audiencs | of California history, beth fn our p hile many sovere cases of chronte ve: | in the Academy of Sciences auditorfum. |l schools and under good of the tarrh have been entirely cured by the | The lecture was given under the auspices | I *ubordizate pariors Certainly some can ingptre your puplis to plant acorns, Suck sanguinaria or extract of blood root | of the British and American Union. The | eves and other trees in the school yard an: . alene. speaker gave an entertaining account of | their own premises. Surely you can inspirs them with love for the wild flowers, so © they will not wantonly pluck them, or ru lessly uproot the flowers and ferns of the wa side and the watercourses ———— COLUMBUS, Ind., Feb. . —Charles Fitzgi bon and his wife are dead at their ho this city Fitagidbon took home a the wars in South Africa. He was liber- ally applauded, espectally when he de- clared that the Englishmen in the Trans- vaal are intensely foyal. He gave an ac- count of the settlement of the various countries of South Africa and a descrip- Within a year an enterprising chemist has combined all of these remedies in tablet form. palatable and convenient and | the superiority of this tablet over other catarrh remedies is so apparent that all | druggists now carry them in ctock to | supply the popular demand. Ths lled St T C: ‘h Tab- | s —dgpichiood e hat he thought was alcohol, b i ey are cal tuart's Catarrh Tal He compared the settiement and early | peoe 3 Shcokol, bt which ! lets and it is doubtful if any medicine l history of South Africa with the ."-l‘;z proved to be wood alcobol. Both drank achieved a national popularity in %0 | ment and early history of this country, s short a time as this. and in conclusion declared that there was TISEMENTS. Suurl;: C[aurrhl'l‘lbleu are used by | tragedy thousands of traveling men because they | histories of both countries. Besides th, can be carried in the pocket and used | jecture an entertaining musical pn:- any time and in any quantity, being free | o.;amme was rendered. from cocaine, opiate or any poisonous | - drug. | They clear the head and throat from | __ Cut in Drunken Quarrel. the disgusting secretions of catarrh, very | William Blanchard and Oscar Tuominen, often in a few hours’ time. | sailors aboard the steamer Santa Bar- For nasal catarrh they are for supe- | bara, got into an altercation on the boat rior to any wash, lotion or ointment, the | last night while drunk. Blanchard was use of which is often as inconvenient | stabbed about the face and body severa! and annoying as the disease itseif. times by his shipmate. He was taken to For coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh | the Harbor Hospital, Touminen was and catarrh of stomach these tablets give ‘ charged at the Harbor station with as- immediate relief and a permanent cure! sault with a deadly weapon. where lotions, douches and inhalers make | A TR R e A | no_impression whate | WITH THE RABBIS. —The Rev. Isidore My. interwoven with romance in the Get one cake of jt. Nobody ever stops at a cake. Pears” soap for toilet, Francisco boundary line. Guy will be Call turned over to the Redwood City authori- ties. ~ ST e BRI R R R TR AR 22 2 T 20 2 2 0 2 2 o 0 2 2 A 2 M 0 2 00 2 03424 0 SAN FRANCISCO STORE, Cor. GEARY AND STOCKTON STS. K T. This preparation Is a boon to catagrh | ers will deliver a lecture to-morrow night g sufferers and any druggist will tell you | the Bush-street Synagogue. the subject heing, that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is a remedy | (AP Hour With the Rabbis’" The leeturs will begin at 8 o'clock and dur - that has come to stay. © @ special prosramme of music will be remirn | bath and shaving. Sold alleser the worldy