The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 26, 1903, Page 4

1903, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBR HIS DREAM OF BLISS PARIS FURRIER STORM RAGING. | IS SOON DISPELLED MUST EXPLAN I" NEW MEXI[;U‘For the Third Time in Her Career Oza Waldrop, the Actress, Makes a Failure of Matrimony,| | Theft of Mrs. Fair's Gar-| s ments Occurs in and Recently Acquired Husband Gets Divorce| | ‘ His Store. SLAYS WIFE D MARRIES NOMBER FOUR <= e Very Cold Weather « Prevails. Bridegroom Confesses | Guilt of Ghastly Crime. Belief Is Strong That Earlier Spouses Were Also Vic- tims of Murderer. | Admits That Imitations Were | Substituted for the Qriginals. — Railroaders Report Blizzard Along the Line of the Santa Fe. Special Dispatch to The Cal Consul General Gowdy PARIS, Feb nnlnl to-d Mrs % the famous Paris ination which was , an attor- Indianapolis Bride of Two Weeks and, in Learns Through Her Husband's e Arrest of the Fate of Her you to show how the Predecessors. got changed. Grundwaldt yesterday admit he same that y like originals. | valued mt $4000, while the tions were worth on |DR. H. A. MILLIS JOINS THE STANFORD FACULTY President Jnxdm Announces His Appointment as Assistant Pro- fessor of Economics. TANFORD BARK AND SCHOONER MEET IN COLLISION Dam- nue | SUICIDE DESCRIBES HIMSELF AS MODERN ENOCH ARDEN CONSENTS TO DIVORCE A THIEF Leaves a Strangely Worded Note Addressed to Mrs. 0. L. Sprague of Placer County. INTO, F A From South African War to i His Wife Mar 5 D POPULAR YOUNG ACTRESS WHOSE THIRD MATRIMO- NIAL VENTURE PROVED UNFORTUNATE, HER WEALTHY HUS- BAND SECURING A DIVORCE THREE WE AFTER MARRIAGE. 1903, 1. 8 in an action for ARRIED February 4, 1ad them draw up pape ——ie \ \ Divorced ‘February 24, 1903. - = PROPOSES APPOINTMENT OF \ Buch is the history o ] re filed with & ALASKAN COMMISSIONER et e pane: O the name ¢ as Linc p | card ma o - self as & wife pr Ozo Waldrop ¢ 4 .. | Alcazar Theaters e —Senator Bev- | Alcazar Theaters, by Judge GUILTY OF MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE t are as , Oza Grange, in a cruel has Jury in the Carrasher Cass Deals Avwge Bl h extreme crielty Leniently With Defendant o guifarss 4 the A Because of His Age. e 1d cruel and | STOCKTON, Feb. ced within d the plain- |, =0 oo ot iage, when, | tiff gric j and grievous | - e made wife re.|Mmental pain and suffering and greatly bp it - P | im red bealth of > her .at 6:30 this : pulsed him when he sought to caress her | BE3 et | etgn ADVERTISEMENTS, ¢ is vested in i R B oo vears Mrs. | eight hours' deliberat . Eevreamsy s ~ | th > Dis- | and instead Ohu::e‘ ‘"!L Mfr! 1;;;'5‘ oA int has been three times a | was charged with t g 28 a bec & blushing e, | wife. er last sband was William | Charles H. Bayle NO ARGUMENT NEEDED b ace and pulled his hair. | Mayer. Ehe was divorced from him after for ten days, when on ary 14 Oza left him and took up her On Washington's a brief and unhappy married life. Her marriage to Grange, who is quite wealthy and twice her age, was a great surp t having been supposed that the actr previous experiences as a matron were sufficient. When the marriage was an- ncunced it was aleo given out that Oza Aged Man Mysteriously Disappears. Feb Feb. 53 o residence elsewhere. : Fe —Jemes Corless, an | 541,42y Grange aileges in his complaint a ny vears resid- he called upon her and again renewed his Creek, near | aitempts to win from his bride a show of | d from his | gffect e was again repulsed and night and search- | recefved, as usual, & slap In the face and | would permanently retire from the stage. ed to lacate | saveral vigorous tugs at his hair. Then |Just what effect the result of her mar patience cessed to be a virtue with him | riage will have on this determination is and he hied limeelf to. his lawyers and | not known. ¢ @ - R R R R R R R R R LR MILK DROUGHT | Every Sufferer That Sa Sprays and Douches Not Cure. From Catarrh Knows Lotions, Washes Do | superfnduced by Carrasher with a | | | Jealous Italian Kills His Wife. | | PORTLAND, Feb. 35—Atter beating wife to death with an ax thi Frank de Falco, an Italian, to commit sufcide by jumping f | Fourth-street bridge into Marquam G | As he was about to make the leap a by- stander seized hold and held him until | the police arrived. The prisoner says that he killed his wife because he was jealous Labor Councxl Warns Strangers. Fl‘ 2 %.—The Fede: -night adopted res: empty to flood Califor- East under the of another man. The dead woman leaves seven children. IRIGH LAND - BILL CALMLY - GONGIDER John Redmond Delivers a Conciliatory Address. el AT Reply of Chief Secretary Wyndham Pleases the Nationalists. SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve T Indigestion an | fect remedy for Diz a Leaders on Both Sides Speak Friendly Spisit That Promises Well for Result of Gov- ernment’s Efforts. In societ the imp methods Jud to infly No saw e UNITED STATEQ LAUNDRY - 104 0000060000920 00009909 BARGAINS AT & JOE POHEIN, The Tailor Offered iring M February Well Worth $25.00. LA L L DT DL T 1) 12 Marke: 5o 201-203 Montgomery 8t 84N FRANCISCO. 'HEMORRHOIDS The Only Way Before You Decide to Allow Anv Cfie of Plles Jol 4 entates tone and and and Secretary He said tion lles in § estimated t ch Cwoaeeescesaeacal |s>7 DR. JORDAN'S cazar HUSEUM DF IHATOHY‘ ¢ {g = § e WOMAN BADLY BURNED TRYINGiTO SAVE BABE Twelve Persons Have Narrow Escape From Cremation in Salt Lake Fire. SALT LAEE, F T aua Markot st cet a temporary t and denouncing ere is a job walting for They declare f»prrz»d effort to zed labor in California. | Petaluma Banker Sues for Divorce. SANTA ROSA, Feb well kno . Bowoa s port for New )crk has been | damaged at Maas Luis, ten miles m here, in & collision with the British olwich. The latter vessel was ships and immediately broke remedies, Stu o cocaine, whateve Swindlers Are Caught With Plunder. G BEACH, Cal., Feb. %.—Joel Ven- whose home is in Fiorida and wha iting here, was bunkoed out of $3000 rnoon at a house on Third street the police caught the two swindlers red the money, along with a lot of bogus money. d powders for months ght relief and had e mean which seemed climate, re Sam Aftergut Injured. | Aftergut, the well-known cattle | r and wholesale butcher of this city, met with a serious accident on a roadway between Bolinas and Sausalito vesterday » account of some uch positive b hat one . i St X mhzfid,»‘(,m siternon. W N:' (;(r’\'lnx his horse went % £ § o oMM Shyseit o er an embankment, carryiog the e Shait butcher, & boy and the cart with it. Af- disgusting annoy My head is clear. my digest ia ‘ih and my hearing, whic rgut was seriously cut about the head 0d lay unconscious until John Deise, a farmer who resides in the nelghborhood. had ® as a result of the catarrh, greatly improved until 1 feel 1 can | %7 ved and removed the injured man to\ e as well as ever. They are a houee. | Mill Valley, where medical attention was Shasteity 3 A SO fIOUSE- | gacured. The boy was uninjured. The | borse was shot after the accident, as one | of its legs had been iroken. ———— ‘ CAPE TOWN. 25.—Mr. _and Mrs | CUhamberiain embarked to-night of the Union line steamer Norman for Southamptom. 2 = druggists at 5 cents for compiete treai- ment, and for convenience, safety and prompt results they are undoubtedly the long looked for catarrh cure | without | tornta. 15 THREATENED | Drivers Strike and Re- " fuse to Deliver Lac- teal Fluid. HEEL The people of San Francisco will go have enough on hand to carry through tiil noontime, when they may be able to add to their diminishing stores at the corner groceries. At midnight the milk wagon drivers of this city went on strike and refused after 2 heated meeting to deliver even one small bottle to a private individual or a can to the restaurants till their griev- ances were settled. The trouble is that the bosses will not recognize the unions and are hiring out- side help. The milkers are still at work, o the | big restaurants in the city can still have their milk delivered to them, but the bosses will have to drive the wagons and deliver the goods. Many of the big cafes and restaurants are well supplied and can stand the lac- teal drought till noon to-day, but after that—chaos. The restaurateurs shrug their shoulders and say: “The heads of the companies will have to deliver us our milk.” And so the matter rests. Householders who have no milk on hand must drink their tea and coffee this morning without milk or borrow from their more fortunate nelghbors. California Colonist Rates. Along with this notice send a copy of “‘Cali- the Sattler” or “The Land of Oppor- tunity,” or both. Remind your friends that until June 15th they can come to California for | 333 _from Chicago. or $25 from Missourl River points. The best time to see California is now. * DENVER, Feb. 25 —The House of Reprs- sentatives late this afternoon on second reading the Swephens eight-hour bill. milk this morning unless they | them | | | tions be correct, jequally positive in responding to medi- | two Icbes, the interior and the posterior, had a narrow es e that part! red Be! I.AS'E CURTAIN IS RUNG 0 15 15t - DOWN ON “BILLY GILBERT" o other e 2 | Well Known Comedian Succumbs to B b g rus h -covered street in tn ‘DISCOVeTy Made That | an Operation in New York :‘Ioel!‘.bs priny P.-!‘dea; badly burned TLEQY F 3 city. tempting to save her baby, which Ma‘y Revolutionize ! Gilbert Loverich, known on the stage | ¥2% M““‘;‘,'e e 'r’dfl“‘;‘"‘“fi“"“ from a , P wpy o " 4 N ¥ ork roc 2 . v Medicine. as “Billy” Gilbert, died in New York | 200 On the UPDer floor. Several ot \Tue=day night at the German Hospital, where he had undergone an operation for ing the progress of the fire. du The property ss is small. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.—TIn a paper | & tumor. 'The flerer lingered for a —_—— Dr. P, A, . s erc - read before the Philadelphia Medical So. | Week after the operation. His sister, Mrs Enters the Mayoralty Race. Dr. Pleross Blecirie T clety Belasco, wife of the dramatist, David - ATI. Feb. 2%5.—Much tir w. 2 . Much gtir was to-night, Dr. C. BE. de M. Sajous reported a discovery which, if his deduc- may revolutionize the | field of medicine. His dlscovery in brief is that the pituitary body, heretofore thought useless, is indeed one of the most important organs of the body when its functions are understood. Belasco, and his wife were at his bed- side when he died. Mr. Loverich was 41 years of age and a native of San Francisco. He made his first appearance on the stage with Walter Goldie nineteen years ago at the old Wig- wam under the firm name of Gilbert and Goldie. Mr. Loverich is survived by his wife and two_children, o his mother -night by M. E. Ingalls ent of the Big Four Railroad sy s o at omoe Call or write ior “Booxaxr No. 1 - MAGNETIC E.(RUSS CO.. 33 West 24th Street, Now Yo, N. Y. or 206 Post Strect, San Francisco, Gal, bl. HAI.L' ) RELN\ IQOHAIOI ADVEBTISE“NTS From Dr. Sajous’ investigation, covering | Mrs. Esther Loverich and two S8 T i e - A a a period of fourteen years, five of which Mrs. Belasco, and Mrs. Jennle were spent in Paris, he is convinced that |1ander. Mrs. Loverich, the decea oSTETTE 1 this pitultary body is & governing center, | iy aq s Rhown on the siage oo Mics s which is not only positive in Its effect by ' Minnie Gilbert. i E controlling the oxygen in the system, but Samuel Loverich and Henry well known in this city, brothers of the d ed. will be brought to San Franc cine and drugs. When this fact is firmly established and ugdff','woa medicine will no longer be diately by the widow and Waiter Goldie | BAAJ 7C |FOF ] administered hypothetically, but it will his late partner. The late Mr. Loverich | A CALI becofll;n‘e an applied sc‘lienct Under these signed a contract only three weeks ago to . 1 LIFORNIA conditions certain medicines will be giv- join the Orpheum Road Compans. The | ® Damlana BlttePS en and assured results obtained. The estate left by Mr. Loverich is valued at | 5 discovery, it is said, will be the greatest over $30,000. | 4 since the discovery of anesthesia. ————————— & “The governor of the body,” or pituit- ary gland, is a small body attached to the under surface of the cerebrum. It has Pioneer Passes Away. George, B. Hess, a pioneer of California and a member of the Exempt Firemen's Association of San Francisco, died in this city Tuesday at the age of 72 vears. He BlsvoMAcn s $23 Market st . 8, was a bachelor and had amassed consid- | The Bitters is an excellent tonic | ———— erable wealth in business, from which he | 10T building up the system after | retired many years ago. He was a na- <1cknc The weakest stomach tive of Baltimore. Among his large circl f Eriands Keen seret 1e tele at e tas | can retain it. Tt will restore the the former resembling a ductless gland and the latter showing Indication of nerv- ous elements. It forms an integral part of the brain. Tse Big @ for nnnatural All newsdealers on the Pa- cific Coast sell The Sunday ing off. appetite, assist the digestion and ST S SRS Call, with beautiful Art Sup- WASHINGTON, Feb, 95 —rigadier Genersy| PYEVENt Heartburn, Flatulency, plement. John H. Furey, recently promoted from ¢ Dizziness, Indigestion and Dys- nel in the quariermasters department, wa .e.l tired"to-das. —mm !pepsia. Be sure to try it. ttiee Cicuiar sent on Tequsets