The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 24, 1903, Page 22

- T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 2 1903 Mttt SR SRS WHOLESALE DEPT.—HOTEL AN RESTAURANT SUPPLIES. | | We inaugurate Monday, May 24th, one of the most r?er5<5\e reduction sales in summer fabrics ever held in an I'rlflcmm All this season’s choicest and most dainty 1 Materials at about half regular prices. NEW attractive A 17%c AT 10c YARD—Seventy-five pieces i and figured Mulls and Lawns; regularly 15¢c, tted i 20c yard. AT 10c YARD. AT 12%c YARD—Fifty s and Dress Fabrics. Al pieces NEW Summer 1 reduced from 2oc yard. 15¢ YARD—About fifty assorted pieces NEW Lawns, Madras and Oxfords. Reduced from . of this season’s most beautiful Embroid- Mercerized Oxfords, Grenadines, Silk tings, Waistings, etc., ranging regularly from yard. ALL GREATLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE. ‘S13SHO0D 03HL JHL 40 SHILlaOdWI Sale of Pongees Rich Heavy Real pieces Reduced Always Values Which Cannot ed Elsewhere. at $7.50 each, one fine quality Silk ats in best colorings, worth at rlso each. ONE NEAR-LINEN SHEET OUTWEARS TWO OTHERS. [ | | been ‘ Et Depzrtment For Mor hund: Pett $10,00. extr: Substantial Reductions 200 Fine Grade i Grass Linen } Petticoats, " Polka Dotted | Latest Designs, at ‘l E Iy $1.00 each. TRAINS ARE RUNNING "I'HBEE MORE DROWNED | OVER FRANK ROCKSLIDE IN UPPER YUKON WATERS an Pacific Schedule Again in | Miner En Route to Dawson Loses as Before the Mining | Life After Saving Two Camp Disaster Companions. - SEATTLE, May -A special to the VT , B2 - B N. W s t-Intelligencer from Dawson says: a ailway has com- ick Cameron, thought to be from € g a temporary § ”"'\ ¥, N. 8. and Charles Greek, were drowned May 17 | River, seventeen miles be- low the mouth of Ross River. John Mec- Connell, a miner en route from Vancou- de at Frank, | ect before ..e icky mining after saving two companions. » the bodies were recovered. This makes nine men drowned in the Upper Yukon within a week e | Children in the Court. | SANTA ROSA, May 23.—Justice Atch- | inson’s courtroom to-day was filled by a | number of boys and girls, who came g witne a ase in hich Mel Speaker, 18 years of age, was chary with battery The warrant causing P d arrest was sworn to by Mrs nk Me- 8 gor. t other of Edna McGregor, 10 | w rs of age, whom the boy is alleged to e batiered. The evidence showed that hildren were engaged in play -aker became wroth when his hat was hidden and attacked Edna Me- s r The child was E ce and abdomen and ren- | s s being fitted at Chris- | dered ill in consequence. The matter was a for et te the magnetic | taken under advisement by Justice Atc 5¢. $1.00 While this Chair and Rocker are designed for Porch Furniture, being light and finished to stand exposure, they are very acceptable for all-round use. Maple, shellac finish, double cane seat that is springy and durable. We have arm chairs and settees to match. 1l kinds of big Porch Arm Chairs and Rockers, Cane Chairs, Settees, Divans, Tea-tables; Lawn and Steamer Chairs, Camp Stools and Folding Cots—everything for summer comfort in city or country. ‘ Rope Portieres The Most Effective Summer Draping Great reductions in manv styles and colors, single and double designs. | Prices for double anes range down as low as i - $1.75 each. L\\\fimm\\\m\\ . 233 235 237 Post Street MAJOR McBRIDE CHALLENGES IRISH LEADERS TO FIGHT HIM IN FRANCE ‘Transvaal Veteran Hotly Resents the Attitude of John Redmond and Timothy Harrington Toward His Wife, Formerly Maud Gonne, at the Meet ing Held in Dublin Monday Night in Support of Parliamentary Fund Gt by e 0 ONDON, May 23.—Major Mec- Bride, organizer of the Irish Transvaal Brigade, in an open letter from Paris, has challenged John Redmond, Timothy Har- rington and their friends to fight one or more duels in consequence of their attitude toward Mrs. McBride, formerly Maude Gonne, at a meeting of citizens held in Dublin on Monday night last in support of the Irish Parliamentary fund, and which resulted in scenes of ex- treme disorder owing to the presence of members of the Gaelic League, who are opposed to giving King Edward a friendly welcome on his coming visit to Ireland. Major McBride says: “It seems that only the fact that my wife is a lady prevented Redmond and Harrington and their friends from deal ing summarily with her. They evi- dently regret that it was not her hus- band who was present. Unfortunately I cannot go to Ireland at present, but in the meantime, if any of them feel ag- grieved at my wife's action, I shall be most happy to afford them satisfaction in this accommodating country, France.” —_———— Theodore Richmann. VIENNA, May 23.—Theodore Richmann, the famous barytone of the Vienna Opera- house, s dead of apoplexy. He achieved his greatest triumph in New York in “The Flying Dutchman” during the year 1899, and afterward made a tour of the United “IRISH JOAN OF ARC,” HER HUS- BAND, AND TWO LEADERS HE HAS CHALLENGED TO DUEL. STAGE BUIES BEAIND DRIVER Mail and Merchandise Destroyed on Road to Bieber. Special Dispatch to The Call REDDING, Ma —The stage coach on the Redding and Bieber line came near the driver wa pvening to his vehicle. As the result of a fire of mysterious origin the rear of the coach was badly burned, one of the United States mail sacks, a private mail bag, some merchandise and the driver's overcoat were destroyed The stage, with George Brewster as driver, had left Fall River Mills on time during the afternoon, The coach was rumbling along with no passengers. When it reached a point about a mile beyond Fall River Mills something happened to relieve the monotony. Brewster heard | @ crackling sound and looking behind him ered the rear end of the coach en- ped in flame and smoke. Brewster sprang from his seat on the box and ran to the rear of the wagon. By b the flames, but not the coach was bur before the back of 1 and one mail sack, J. H. packages coat had the debris and making sure the fire was out he proceedd on his journey and the stage pulled into Bieber on schedule time. —————————— SOUTH AFRICAN VETERAN DROWNED IN A CREEK Son of Prominent Winnipeg Family Lives in Poverty and Dies Mysteriously. NEW YORK, May 23.—C. A. Belch, son of A. J. Belch of Winnipeg, Manitoba, | @nd a member of the Canadfan Volunteer Contingent in the South African cam- paign, has been found drowned in New Towk Creek in Long Island City. Mrs. Fiske, in whose house Belch lodged for a time, says he often spoke of his father, a Judge in Winnipeg and former- ly editor and proprietor of a newspaper there. He said his mother was an in- valid in California, and that his younger brother was a lumber merchant. Belch said his father was a man of wealth and that his own inheritance would be about $100,000. While returning from South Af- rica, with about $800 back pay, Belch stop- ped in London, and there was robbed. He evidently did not inform his parents of his poverty, as their letters showed they thought him in comfortable circum- stances. e Bernhardt Coolly Received. BERLIN, May 2.—Sarah Bernhardt made her second appearance before a Berlin audience last night. She had a cool reception by the public and press. rd work he managed to extinguish | 1 | chardists. STOAM FRESHENS SHASTA'S FIELDS Timely Raindrops Out- value Weight in Gold. Special Dispatch to The Call. REDDING, May 23.—The long-prayed- for rain put in its appearance last night, | being consumed by fire vesterday before | and from 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon aware of what was hap- | till midnight the precipitation in Redding was 1.15 inches. This brings the season’s total rainfall up to 46.86 inches, as against 5147 inches at even date last year. A mnorth wind had been blowing stead- ily for a week and had discouraged farm- ers and orchardists and rain only could save the crops. The ground had been thoroughly baked, the grass was dried up and grain and wheat had grown vellow before it had fairly filled. Last night, however, the north wind gave way to a steady downpour of rain, every drop of which was worth nearly its weight in gold to the farmers and or- In the Churn Creek and Stiil- water districts the crops will be improved 50 per cent and in other localities there will be a general improvement. The or- chardists are also jubilant and those who last week were complaining of a poor crop are now confident of a good output, and the prevailing high prices will bring the amount realized almost to what it was last year. —————————— SAN BERNARDINO SCHOOL FUND 1S EN’TIRELY GONE | Teachers Help Directors Out of Di- lemma by Volunteering Their Ser- vices for Two Weeks. SAN BERNARDINO, May 23.—Owing to a shortage of school funds amounting to something like $5000, the School Board | of this city has weeks off the school term. This meant a sericus loss to the pupils, especially to | thcse in the High School. It meant a loss of prestige, too, and would thus affect the future usefulness of the San Bernardino High School. The universities prescribe a forty-week term for the high schools. The term in this eity ‘s only thirty-six, and to cut it still further might affect the school's standing with the- universi- | ties and reduce the credits to which grad- uates entering upon a collegiate course are entitled. Ir. this dilemma the entire corps of teachers have come to the rescue. After ccrsultation to-day they unanimously re- solved that the High School should be kept. going for the full term of thirty-six weeks, and to this end they tendered their | services to the board free of charge for the last two weeks, from May 5 to May 19. The board, through its president, has accepted the generous offe: ————————— PITTSBURG, Pa., May 23.—Charles H. Bradley, a prominent business man, to-day filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court, placing his liabilities at $411,- 718 and assets at §499,972. decided to cut two | \ | i NOSASOIN' ACT AROUSES WRATH Citizens of Loyalton Are Angry Over Attempt at Murder. DOWNIEVILLE, May 23.—The attempt made to assassinate Harry B. Gott and his family yesterday morning continues to be the theme of exciting discussion at Loyalton, and the officers there are busy with an investigation. The citizens are exceedingly wroth over the bold attempt at murder. John Wing was arrested this mornlng‘ and charged with the crime. He is now | of a deputy city marshal, having been held at a preliminary examination which | took place this morning. Other arrests | are likely to be made, as persons are un- | der surveillance and are suspected of complieity in the crime. The arrested man is the son of A. Wing, one of the persons recently found guilty of violating the municipal liquor ordinance of Loyalton, and against whom | Gott gave testimony. Young Wing was | also convicted of violating the same ordi- nance and had served his sentence of one | day in jail. e NEIGL.BORS QUARREL AND ONE IS KILLED Bert Wright Shoots Henry C. Farley to Death at Yankee Hill. OROVILLE, May 23.—Bert Wright shot {and killed Henry C. Farley at Yankee | Hill at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The | shooting is sald to be the result of a quarrel over land. Others say Wright | | caused a separation of Farley and wife, | | and that this was the cause of the trouble | | between the two men. —————— \ Police Hold Alleged Fugitive. LOS ANGELES, May 2.—Upon infor- | mation received from the Chief of Police | of Middletown, N. Y.. Georze Ryan has | | with being a fugitive from justice. Ryan | was caught at San Bernardino. Accord- ing to the information he is wanted on charges of grand larceny and for jump- | ing bail. An officer from Middletown is | | en route to this city to take charge of| { the prisoner. el otV SO | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | A !OBSIE[LI‘I‘Y That Beca-ie a Fact and Pleases Many Bald People. A. R. Lewis, M. D, in a lengthy arti- | cle in the columns of the American Jour- | nal of Health, says concerning hair: ‘“Its| deterioration is a constant source of wor- | riment to humanity, consequently bald | people are readily deceived by ‘fake’ hulrl restoratives. The wish that a hair prep- | aration will ‘fill the bill' is father to thfl fancy that it is likely to do so. A rare| case in point is that of Newbro's Herpi i- cide, which actually does ‘fill the bill," destroys the parasite that attacks lhe kair root and prevents dandruff, falling hair and baldness.” Sold by leading drug- ts. Send 10c in stamps for sample to he Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. on his way to the county seat In custody | D | been arrested by the authorities charged | IF COMPULSORY SALE A $75,000 STOCK Highest Grade Tailor- -Made Suits, Jackets, Skirts, Capes, Boas, Etc. AT LESS THAN 50 PER GENT OF ORIGINAL COST, The Pacific regular prices are always 40 per cent below any other house. At this WONDERFUL SALB our regular prices ere cut in half. 1500 Suits 1200 Jackets 2000 Skirts SACRIFICED FOR ONE-THIRD OF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE. FOR SPECIMENS OF BARGAINS SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS The fabulous reductions quoted, together with the well known high character of this stock, em- bracing as it does all the latest novelties in Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits and Wra aps, will make this the Most Remarkable Money-kaising Sale in the history of San Francisco. EVERY GARMENT TO BE FORCED OUT—NOTHING RESERVED Sale Commencss Monday Morning at 9 a. m. THE PACIFIC CLOAK HOUSE 1142-46 Market St., Bet. Mason and Taylor. Lad Explosion on a Steamship. Rich Man Goes to an Asylum. QUEBEC, May 2.—The steamship Co WOODLAND, May 23.—Otto S ban of the Black Diamond Line, from |a saloon-keeper ¢ Sydney, C. B., for Montreal, which pa | committed to t inward off Matane light yesterd s 2 naled that an explosion of gas Reddir - curred on board which ecompletely de- | He is a b ng a brother, 1 stroyed the saloon blew up the poop ! lfving here. T ter was appointed deck. Three iron beams also were broke§ | guardian of his estate, which is valued at on the lower dec A waiter was killed. | $10,000. Two steerage passengers are missing and ————— it is thought they were thrown overboard | Ttaly has % acres of orange and | by the force of the explosion. | 1emon groves aining 16,739,907 trees TS. ADVERTISEM- VECIALTIERS Advertised by Responsible Firms of S.F. PROY. L. WILLIAMS, Tace and Skin Specialist. Introduces a new sci entific treatment for D RHEU!ATISM XINDRED| AILIII'!'I PAINTING h Disease | W Cals Raised Creratiom, © Stomach| Sold and Eramel work| gradicating wrinkies | VITAQPATHY and Kidney troubles & Specaity. te and indres Zorll IVAN MeLaT@ELIN Destroys uric acid ing system in nor- 1104 MARKET ST mal _copdition. Wisbaiete , 128 P STUD]O ’0’ POST ST. T O none . Green| LESSONS GIVEN. F RE on Wednesdavs l 506, Booklet free. Dottt b B A SRR e o 1. SIS et —_— SURGICAL GENEVA |RYTHINIA.. | DR. G. CORNET ..WATER| flnH“s REMOVED. & HOSPITAL | WATER SORNS 523 SUPPLIES Cures Constipation. | gyrgt-Class New Office, [LIVER & For INDIGESTION, < T. A TRUSSES;‘G;‘I'EC srarnpara, . ement THOUBLE! |2 T51CN O%. eva. RHEUMATISM and |ientte but Eftective | STOWIDE Nails ' cured Supporters, Etc., Ankie R oot Support. and suaranteed never KIDNEY TROUBLES. to return. MASSAGE. SANTA BARBARA Depot 335 GEARY ST. | MINERAL W T E r| face & body. BATHS Hfll‘g‘fl s&fl!cc""" __ Near Powen. [CO. 18 McAliister St| 17 TAYLOR ST. O . FosTPAD | 3iarrid 2D C s STEWART [foromm . Liguor Hadits Posi W) iameel e 2ot | SPOON Reinoved (o FOR STRIPED BASS 5 Larger if Quarters. | "5 pner Stamps, CHAS. H. /] 758 Larkin| nadges, Stencils and Strett. |Checks. Sena for ca-l] KEWELL CO. &/ » - Phone talog. 339 Kearny st., 1500 Markst St 1839 Polk St 8. F Black 4285. |San Francisco. LSEND "YOUR OR-| WHY NOT RIDE A B Ad o ?lifi:E CAILLE BROTH=Rs WOLBFI'CAY'CEL%!CAN I STORE _L CO.. FOR 400 K!AR\Y ST. This Season? o d Novelties, The New ‘Modela Ar-| Shells. Cuvion Buume: $1.00 Now in. nirs made from v MEAEURE, ' EDWIN MOHRIG, |%us woods of Sc upward. Visitors welcome. GEO. F. ATKINSON. The Only Reliable Concern on the Coast. 42 Second Street 116 STOCKTON st., Upstairs. Sicycles and Sporting s, 1522 MARKET ST T HATR|DLEM. Carpenta|[_tasiest § RUPTURE Needs attention consult] CPIropedist 5‘“‘“"‘ COMPPTgxl oN HUNTERS' NEW RUPTURE HOLDER. GUARANTEED or No Pay. Call and Be Conviaced It You Will Use Mrs. HARTLAND|N®: 18, 30 §t. 3 SPECTALIST. Pt xamm Lo Room 39 Liebes blds.| rngrowing Naile Pain. 139 POST ST. llfluly' :fid\‘il;ux?n‘.“‘) & h Consultation Free. |13 tcs 4oty © 10 Tr. do Albergaria Grecian Cosmetic, $1 Persian Derma- tology. R. 19, 819 Maskst St Office—Rooms § and 6, 1206 MARKET ST. q 4 POSITIVE CURE FoR H.Mc8. WILSON .W.0, Anna M. Longshorz-Polts Jox-ua.' :{.L Scientific treatmen K'DNE P HOPE and cure of all Chronlc|e s ool M D., 2322 M18STON ST B siiptucitiogs S oariarmitien] pad Bladder Troubles | Diseases of Women o ol D. Albany, N. Y. Ne Specialty. apperters, D, s‘cm;‘i Homl: stanaing. " None mea Susgensories, ota. ; M. D, Coi-|cine. Send 2c | Tlis St @ Pland 5. Can | for Wopkgek - T E & meag 06 MARKET ST.[10¢ GRUNAUBR COM. COJ }iours, 9 to 12, 2 to 4 & Near Markat. 1to7. 116 California St., S. F.| Phone Church 2248, Tel. 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