The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 25, 1903, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1908, 'BEGIN WORK ON LODE DWELLERS Py workc on FEMR DISISTER s e Miners’ Strike Makes ; STRUCTURES CTRIC CARNIVAL Considering the Advisability of Continuing the Fiesta Dcring the Time of the President’s Visit to the Capltal of the State Bad Outlook for Am- ador County. - o Depict the ituation as They Observe It. FOSES Journals Local | Mother Lode of mines lown OTHER COUNTIES. April 24.—Wor on the structures for carnival, which will held in Sacramento during the k beginning May 1. itizens have subscribed more than for the e the committee for ar The Board m ted and the roce wi be d at Mes- this the opera- ing Company s sixty feet on 20. The gh men a large sca CEIPPL*E CREEK’S TUNNEL. Of the progress upon the great tunnel which is relied upon to drain the Cripple Creek the Cripple Creek Times the tunnel is going nto_the con the Ei Paso t is has been completed the will continye until the water n number of gallons per min- that w » the bulkhead until the completed from the portal and con- : then the east drive wiil be completed water course in_the territory of th Hlack Belles Company. The water in rnc-dlng lowering about one foot per month and mow Standing 8% an elevetton of PIZS Test SBOve a level (. e., at a point 24 feet below the ADVEBTISEI{ENTS. SPAULDING & Co. CHICAGO Goldsmiths Silversmiths and Jewelers Importers of Diamonds Precious Stones Watchessand Art Goods N Producers of Rich Jewelry and. Silverware Our patrons will find here the o portunity for deliberate selection which is only possible in shops-having an unlimited range in_variety. Special and artistic C form: c orre: Aesigns furnished. ::1: :“n‘:ehsl;'!:gnery' Our “Suggestion Bovk™ ‘mailed on “application, Spaulding & Co, Jackson .Blvd.cor, State St: Chncago ction | | | | i | FAIR CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN OF ELECTRIC CAR- NIVAL AT SACRAMENTO. queen contest which is now Besides reigning during the > queen will be given a fre rip:to the 8t Lot position. Among the favorites in the contest are Miss X dnah Odell ol ] King wili A smelter The will be crected a Alaska Gold v has b Alaska Guar the Alaskan, is convenient ta Trea cep Creek, Whitehorse, Atlin, Basin and Sumbum and the copper deposits of Rainy Hollow A special corresp of the Mining and Scientific Press writes from British Columbia ent' cold snap enabled a m Iver placer miners to work the gravels in the exposed bed old and the continued frost caked th i they ceased to rusually n the re 0 live nown shing as Saw- MINING IN NEVADA. Irus group of mines adjoining the take mines in Lincoln County ed by G. H. Smith. been secured on the Alpes and Price sar Pioche, Lincoln County. A 1 has been put to work in mine near Se has been secured b ¥ r and Mountain Jewel mines An option the opt on Quartet ion at Newberry, near Searchlight. According to the Mining and Scientific Press, copper claims in White Pine Coun- ty have been purchased by Salt Lake capitalists. The Press says W & wards of Salt Lake City, up of copper claims Deposit, Kansas, De- ty-six others, and with ample wa- up bulldings, 1 mill maehinery. Later vill be erected. hoists, compressor a smelter The Woodbury mine near Virginia City | has resumed work. REFUSES TO GIVE UP | HER CHINESE HUSBAND }Grace Catherine lehams Sent to the County Jail for Re- | flection. | Grace Catherine Williams, the young | 8irl who married Chun Ah On, a Chinese, ,“ as before Judge Lawlor yesterday aft- ernoon on an application by her matler | to bave her sent to a public institution on the ground that she is incorrigible. As the girl refused to leave her Chinese | husband the Judge by consent ordered | her to be confined in the Branch County { Jail for three months with the object of | iving her an opportunity for reflection without the interference of her relatives or husband. If at the expiration of the three months she still refuses to leave her husband she will be brought Into court and again sent to jail for three months | more, and by that time she will be of ag won't leave my husband,” she said. ince I was six years old he is the only human being that has trened me with kindness or consideration. I'have known him for three years and when I was hun- gry he fed me, and he also clothed me, | and that was more than my relatives would do.” —————— Records Have Narrow Escape. A fire broke out in the headquarters building of the Seventh Infantry at the Presidio vesterday morning and the regi- mental records narrowly escaped destruc- tion before the blaze was extinguished by the fire brigade. An overheated stovepipe was the cause of the conflagration, | delivered | Monday next [in him by the State of Washington. | obtaining $: | | | | | Enthusiastic fiember; Discuss Plans Miss Zetta McCormick. | from $13 | has | | will | o'clock. { convincing were taken from the State of | the valuation of the stock of the Gray were Miss Virginia Fitch |2 liss Anna Head, F. i Mise H. Leszynsky, '\ ., Dr. Dorothea Moore, M Weill and Miss Katharin Felton, the g»n. eral secretary JUDGE UPHOLD PEOPLE'S GAUGE Adelaide Lloyd Smith’s Attorneys Lose a Point. Superior Court Adjudges Ex- tradition Papers Are Sufficient. The case of the argument of the suf- ficlency of the requisition papers issued by the Governor of Washington for Mrs. Adelaide Llovd Smith, over which there has been such a fierce legal fight, was terminated yesterday by Judge Cook, who sustained the argument of the people and remanded the prisoner to the custody of the Chief of Police pending the issuance of the formal order of the court, which be delivered next Monday at 1‘]’ The courtroom was crowded yesterday morning to hear Judge Cook’s decision In the case, and his orders were listened to with rapt attention. W. S. Barnes opensd the session by stating that the day pre- vious he had omitted to embody the fact in his argument that there was no cer- tificate attached to the papers, but the Judge ruled that it was immaterial, and proceeded to deliver his opinjon. He was fully armed with authorities and read and quoted many. Several of the most Ohio, and one in particular, the case of Sheldon, was cited which grounds in the present case. It averred that it was not the intention of the law to dictate the form of words to be employed, provided that the full spirit of the text was exemplified, and in the case under advisement he found such to be the case. He therefore decided the requisition papers to be sufficient and or- dered the prisoner to be held awaiting the issuance of a formal decree, to be on Monday, thereby allowmg the atorneys for the prisoner time in which to file papers of appeal to the Su- preme Court should they so desire. This ends the struggle so far, and on provided all the other cases the docket are disposed of, Sheriff Wil- ns may have an oportunity to proceed with the execution of the powers vested covered ihe To-day Mrs. Smith will appear before both Judge Conlan and Judge Cabaniss. In the court of the last named she will un- dergo preliminary examination in the case brought against her by O. O. Trelease for 270 by misrepresentations of Gander Oil Company. ASSOCIATED CHARITIES HOLDS REGULAR MEETING for Formation of New Benev- olent Society. The régular monthly meeting of the | Central Councll of the Associated Chari- | ti f San Fraucisco was held yesterday aftefnoon at 4:30 o'clock in its rooms at 606 Montgomery street. President Osgood Putnam was u;nw chair. Others present The question before the council was to try and devise ways and means to replace the work that has been carried on here- tofore by the general benevolent society. An open discussion was invited, but witi- out results, as there was such a varicty | f opinions and suggestions put forth t it was impossible to come to any | definite conclusion, and the meeting ad- journed without coming to a vote. e REFUSES TO PROVIDE FOR A TEN-MONTH-OLD BABY | Warrant Secured fox the Arrest of | Henry G. Thiele Jr. by Sis- ter-in-Law. M lice Hendricks, living at 216 Gold- | { | | there is no cure. ADVERTISEMENTS. HerlifeMidhe HareDecnJored Two-thirds of the inmates of our hospitals are women. They are in most cases either for treatmen$ or for an operation, made necessary by advanced stages of female troubles which have resulted in ovaritis, a tumoz, or displacement of the womb. “AN OPERATION NECESSARY.” L How these words after the examination strike terror to a woman’s soul, and with what regrets she hears them, when she considers that the operation has become necessary thmugh her own neglect. derangements cannot cure themselves, and neglecting the warnings of nature only means putting it off until The woman who lets her trouble make headway pays the penalty of a dange. tion and a lifetime of impaired usefulness at the best, and the operation often proves fatal when her life might have been saved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Female TOUS Opera- When women are troubled with irregular, suppressed or painful menstru- ation, weakness, leucorrheea, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bearing down feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, bloating (or flatu- lence), general debility, indigestion and nervous prostration ; or are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, excitability, irritability, ner- vousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, and “ want-to-be-left-alone ”’ feelings, and the blues, they should remember that there is one tried and never-failing remedy;; Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound at once removes such troubles. READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS. *“Dear Mgs. Pixgmay:—1 cannot tell you how much good you have done me and how thankful I I have not been free from pain for a day. I have had backaches, headaches. and those awful dragging sensations with leucorrhea, and when menstruation appeared I was in such a am to you for it. For five yea condition I could harc ly sit up. operation was necessary. “Two months ago a friend suggested that I try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. one knows what it has done for me and how thankful I am for it. had for five years. It did for me W I doctored all the time, but nothing helped me, and I was told that an No It brought me the first well days I have at doctors could not do, and I want every suffering woman to know about it.” — Louvrae NAvER, 751 E. 166th St., New York Cit “Dear Mgs. Pixgnay:— [ wish to thank you for what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has done for me. me that if I would have an operation I would be well and_strong. before ; no one knows what I suffered. I had terrible hemorrhages, being lacerated from the birth of my child. The doctor told I submitted to it, but was worse than Finally a friend advised me to try your Vegetable Compound ; I did so, and commenced to feel better : I continued its use, and it has done for me what doctors could not do. I am strong and well. If women with any kind of female troubles would onl, to an operation they would be spared many hours of pain and suffering. — Ax EIT it we cannot forthwith produce the original Tetters and signatuzes of abovs testimoniy Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lyas, what you have done for me.” 35000.00 5o their a ~A Kircmmorr, 156 E. 100th St., New it genuineness. consult you before submitting cannot thank you enough for York City. waieh will prove Mase. WISE IS THE WOMAN WHO HAS FAITH IN Lydla E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. en Gate avenue, secured a warrant lmm‘ Poiice Judge Mogan yesterday for the | | arrest of Henry G. Thiele Jr. on a charge of failure to provide for his baby, now ten months old. Miss Hendricks is Thiele's sister-in-law. She stated that Thicle is a graduate of the Hastings Law College and Is at pres- ent in the office of Attorney Hiram John ton in Sacramento. He married her | ter and last June Mrs. Thiele gave birth | to a baby, but Thiele had not contributed | cent toward its support. | My sister found,” said Miss Mendricks, | | “that her husband was aving attention | to a young lady in Sacramento, and she | went there and saw the voung lady, tell- | ing her that Thiele was a married man. | My sister begged her to give him up, but she refused, and we suppose that he ! means to get a divorce from my sister } | in and marry the young lady.” —_————— Sunday Excursions. Every Sunday via North Shore Railroad to Russian River. redwoods, embracing views of | bay and ocean beach, forest and stream, mountain and vale and the glant Cazadero red- | al woods. This is the most scenic short trip in | Callfornia. _Cazadero or Duncans Mills_ and veturn, $2 50; Monte Rio Park or Camp | Polnt Reves, Tocoloma Mecker and return, $2; $1. " Aiso reduced or Camp Taylor and return, Saturday or Sunday, | rates on Friday, good Untll Monday. Alfo 30-day rates for ‘camp- | ¢ ors, cottagers and summer boarders. Call for copy of ‘Summer Outings. Market street. — e Sunday-School Entertainment. Ticket office, 626 . he programme consisted of songs, rec tations and tableaux by the little ones. The children did exceedingly well ard showed that they were well trained. A special feature of the entertainment was the vocal quartet by four young men of the church. The entertainment was un- der the direction of George O. Mattson, superintendent of the school, assisted by Miss Ida Scheper. | 3, | £ a Gus H. Kilborn and J. Emmet Hayden of the Sausalito and Tiburon ferry bars have purchased the Ferry Cafe, 1§ u“k.‘ street. a =t e Schuetzen Picnic. The San Francisco Schuetzen Damen Verein will hold a picnic at San Rafael Park on the afterncon of Sunday, May 10. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. a The Real Cause of Dandruff and! Baldness. At one time dandruff was attributed to te the result of a feverish condition of the scalp, which threw off the dried cuti- cle in scales. Professor Unna, Hamburg, Gehflmy. noted authority on skin diseases, explodes this theory and says that dandruff is a germ disease. This germ is really responsible for the dandruff and for so many bald heads, It can be cured if it is gone about in the right way. The right way, of course, and the only way, is to Kill the germ. Newbro's Herpicide does this, and causes the halr to grow luxuriantly, just as nature intended it shquld. Sold by a Napa. leading druggists. Send 10c’in stamps for 'fu":'"r‘.’” to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, ieh, the death of Lottie Pete | gir! who lived in Santa Rosa, by perform- Mre. Dora D. the courtroom by she told him that she serving her sentence by some means, ar. if everything else falled she would make When she was placed in a cell in the City Prison she raved itke and a special watch was kept upon her for fear that she would attempt self-destruction. neries; ‘Campbells: W. N..Sherman at Fresn chard Company at Biggs; C. H. Waters & Co F. P. Cllt(ln: Company at Ranch at Martinez; James U'Hln at Oakley; Ehrmann Olive Company Runyon at Red Bluff; California Frult Can- neries at Yuba City; Golden Gate Packing vflfi'fll’l JURY CONVIGT MES. HAlKW[lL the Second Degree Returned. a midwife, was convic court te: Mrs. M E. Balkwell, ng on~Hampshire street a jury in Judge Lawlor" bout nineteen hours. The jury mended her to the mercy of the court. Mrs. .Balkwell was accused of caus son, a you ity on January 17 last. A singular feature of the case was who on thi uperior Courts. The first was that Balkwell was taken fr Deputy would get out When Mrs. way with herself. maniac, She is a married wom nd has a large family. PROMOTION COMMITTEE SEEKS HELP FOR CANNERS Five Thousand Young Women, Announces, Will Be Needed to Handle Fruit Crop. The California Promotion Commit Verdict of Murder in 1iV- | mer boards and Superintendents of Stree ted | day on a charge of murder in the second | -degrec after the jury had been out for| recom- | mg | ng | ing a criminal operation upon her in tuis the fact that she was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Ferral, previous occasions while acting as her at- ree The children of the First English Luln- e cran Sunday-school gave a most interest_ | (OrReY secured her acquittal on simiiar g nment at the church charges. (n\ mti::yet near Octavia, ;d‘at";l|l ;D(" This is the second conviction of the kind | Tre T sald ever to have been secured in the of Fuhrig, who was defended by Ferral and who secured a reversal by the Supreme Court. om Sheriff Mann | of nan It tee sends out an announcement that by June 1 there will be required 5000 young women in California to assist in the canning fac- tories and in caring for the large fruit crop that is assured. The Promotion Com. mittee also announces that communica- tion has been had with named parties in reference to handling the fruit crop: the following Maywood Colonists; Central California Can- C. Alnsiey Pa Walden & Co J. king Company Pomona: Napa Valley Packing Company 3%, n Jose; Gloris at Oroville; M. -at Los Angeles at Geyserville; Dr. eta W, Griffin & Skelley Com- alifornia_ Fruit Canneries | Voites Fr srnja Fruit Cannerte at Stockt 4 clatlon at Sacramento: George D. Kellogg at Newe, Sacramento River Packers' Asso- | clatton lack Diamond, and Code-Portwoed | Canning Company at San' F sco. | Besides the girls required, $85 men, { boys and fifty families are wanted. —_——— Paved Streets Not Accepted. The Board of Public Works has pre- | | ed a statement that there are four- teen miles of paved s t are not accepted by the Supervisor: he chief | of the Bureau of Streets s: that for- were negligent in not accepting the stree fter the property | with the law. 2, ADVERTISEKENTS Sour Stomach y.Tused Cascarets and feel like a new man, 1 have fferer lrom yspepsia and sour stomach st two years. I have been taking medi- other um{. "but could And no relief only T a short will recommend ‘Cascarets to my f\‘tsmll Il the only thing for indigestion and sour stomacii and to keep the bowels in good con- dition. They are very nice & Harry Stackloy, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Best For The Bowels T CANDY CATHARTIC TEY WoRK wILE T0U St int, Palatable, Pnlfln Tnte Good. 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