The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 8, 1904, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY §. 1904 3 s T e —— e — (1 “The Blacksmith”—Delorme’s world famous. painting—now on free exhibition in ~our Art Room, second floor, every day during business hours. New Spring Suits Broken Lines T DECLARES [SAY | JRIGES GUILTY (UL NOT | REPLYTO LODGE Special Sale Goods ordered by mail Former Congressman Conviet- Alabama Senator Insists That telephone will not be sent C. O..D. = ed of Accepting Money to Get h OPhl ED] This Government Lent Aid Just in—Added to : o g Men’s Clothing Contract With Government | to the Panama Revolution c’ea"ance sale at Cut Prices a Witnesses Testlfv at In ucst THE NEW < ” i 3 Men of large proportions w:// find it SENTENCE WILL BE LIGHT AUeSt QUOTES THE NEWSPAPERS er nys A O to their advantage to attend this sale as ——— Over Victims of the 'Iheater. there are a great many large sizes, from 0 fo 46 chest measure. $12.50 and $15.00 Suits re- duced to $9.50 — These garments are made of high- grade tweeds, cassimeres, fancy wonst=ds, plain ble= and black cheviots, the coats cither single or double- breasted styles. They are the best mits you ever saw t. . .....$0.80 Men’s $16.50 to $20.00 Suits reduced to $13.35—Made of finest fancy worsted, Scotch cheviots, tweeds, black Thibets, black unfinished worsteds and blue serges; you will be astonished at the quality of these garments ac Men's $12.50 and $15.00 Overcoats reduced to $9.50 —Both medium and extra lengths, including the new The first annual shipment of advance 1904 styles in street.suits has arrfved and the garments are ced on mle at prices in keep- ing with the general Jow prices of the snnual clearance sale now in progress. New , Street Suit $22.50— Novelty mixtures , and panne cheviots in navy, brown and Sack. The new Eton jacket with shoulder cape effect, lined throughout with taffeta silk, and the un ined flare skirt; woud be 2 great value at §28.50; sale rice .. . ™ $22.80 Nev Street Suits $25.00— Black ‘etamines and blue, brown and black. cheviot serges, taffeta : silkc lined, blouse Eton jacket, un‘ined.skirt, en- tire suit neatly and styl- ishly trimmed, beautifu ly ta'lored; worth $32.50; AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORG Fire That Avenues of Escape | Were Closed by Doors of Iron | lhomas Expresses His Aecused Man Unwittingly Acts of Hostility Toward Co- lombia, He Deelares, Violate the Statutes of United States Belief That the Law An Extraordinary Sale Fancy Ribhons 14¢c 10,000 yards of handsome Ribbons, over 56 miles in length if all were in one piece—ribbons that the importers sold at wholesale at from $2.25 to {4.50 per piece of ten yards, has been bought by the big store at such a ridiculously low price that we are going to sell it on Fnday , c and Saturday—per yard - The lot consists of all kinds of fancies—plaids, stripes, dots, figures, moire effects, etc., etc., in all colors and in widths varying from 334 to 6 inches- These ribbors are all silk, fine imported French and { MERITS OF ASBESTOS CURTAINS DISCUSSSED| WASHINGTON, Jan, 7.—Morgan oc- | cupied the time in the Senate to-day | in a reply to the speech of Lodge, de- livered on Tuesday. Morgan again at- tacked the President and the attitude | of this Government in connection with RRRERRRRRE RERRRERE RRRRRE RRRRY, SRS ek an I, und | ¢ accepting money to | Leader of Orechestra Asserts a private | That There Was Only a Small | ent, while : % ¢ Piece of Hose in Playhouse | the Panama republic. He introduced gress. The When Fatal Blaze Broke Qut | dumerous newspaper extracts to bear| | out his contention that the revolution was assisted by officers and citizens of the United States. Morgan put into the Record a large number of letters written by corre- spondents of newspapers which, he said, gave the facts concerning the overturning of the Colombian Govern- ment on the isthmus and which were | not disputed by the President in his e et e "HICAGO, Jan. 7.—A dozén persons to-day testified at the Coroner’s in ;uest over the victims of the Iroquois | beater fire on Wednesday, December | 30. The inquest was held in the City | Council chamber. No person was admitted to the Coun- | cil chamber without an order or a sub- oubtediy Judge ggs was discharged for a new a motion ID- | two messages to Congress. Many of German novelties, with a small sprinkling of Amer- | yeiced back seyies. pena from Coroner Traeger. Even % 2 xt % 3 5 ck sty ending an| hmembers of the City Council who ap- | these articles made reference to Colonel ;,:: ’25.00 ican-made ribbons mixed in. You will find it one |Men's $i6.50 and $20.00 Ju told the coun- | pifed for admission were turned away. | Siack, Wwho is alleged to have raised r Overcoats reduced to of the most important offerings of ribbons that the $13.85—Cut with all the dah and style of i the first Panamaian flag on the isthmus, | E ik d mporium has ever made. and Consul Ehrmann, who {s alleged | 1 a day for sen- | Among the witnesses were Eddie Foy, a comedian of the “Mr. Bluebeard” Broken lots of Winter garments highest i flict a e g > 7 | to have made thg arrangements for the [P ity . make the sen- | manufactured the asbestos curtain. The | Sithdrawal of Colonel Torres and his| K} sellers: A Very Important sale B ” thii : S oo as you | Syldence of Foy id not differ Teally | “Spooner wanted to know it Morgan |8 | £0.00 MixtureSuils'. . .« s 'v's's o $1750 Sale Boys’ Glothing 3 | Published heretofore concerning his ac- | &veetionsd the action of the represen| | Bo00 Zibcline Sl - < <ot - - S7s0 Sale of Shoes Three Exceptional Values ™ had placed | tion on the day of the fire. - . it Varn-— & ’ diged R U X sanchinis Setbth SR il S S ar dekiine I{r:go:mtge go!odrrbla; gunboat Bogota $47.50 Long Ciat»&ml: NOW. o oo o 20.50 AP de ke | P, *s. children’ TO-D" and Saturday he postof- ed in a long discussion as to the | 1% faotmu?r( n;:‘ :nar{:a in view of $r1.50 to $18.50 Cloth Coats . . « « o . ~8.25 ll of the broken lines of men's, women's, children’s 1 P 2 < t he was rits of asbestos curtains, during | e fact that tl e“m?‘fh““;"ge'::fifed“;! $21.50 10 §25.00 Kersey Coats . . « + « . 12.50 |and misses’ shoes have been sorted out, and, in conjunc- The Popular W Svit—In winter weights Driggs :lur;.[var:n:t;—:r:;;);cu:.ét(;Udg;::l:\zm::f‘{)e‘:‘!:; At raiicral dace £ J)iizéflg,jfiofilfi'“)éaa;flf <+« 7750 lion with a sample line of men’s shoes in this season’s and neat dark colorings, sizes for boys g to s sdent in | heat, would lose their “life” and crum- | | Morsan maintained that he Bogota | BN 000 ey Gy o termoon and e, |7 will be offered at special sale Friday and Saturday ac | 14 years, value $2.50, sle $1.65 that at the | ble. " He declared that in his opinion | 7e7 WVAFRES MOt 10 make foct ne said ing wear at very special prices. prices like those quoted below. Remember that these are Tt gl e ey 4 R’RR“!R RRRREERRE RRRRR RERRRRRRRRR REREERRRE the greater portion of the asbestos cur- s Theater was still | dition and expr self as anxious to ms { to prove the Antonio Fr made the United States a belligerent | nation against Colombia. This a!tltude was continued by our forbidding Gen-‘ o ey eral Torres and his force to go from | leader of the or- | Colon to Panama. 1 the asbestos cur- | “These acts of hostility and defiance he were in violation of the statute laws Two-Picce Svils—Double.breasted coats, made of reliable blue cheviots and fancy tweeds of qualities that will give your boy a whole lot more wear than you really expect; sizes for boys 8 to 15 years, worth $2,75, now re- all new, up-to-date shoes, perfect in every respect and the best shoe values obtainable at our regu’ar department store ssteg Men’s s.lmplo Shoes it los than manufacturer’s co;l—qoa pairs in Peau de Rex 490 The New Silk on Special Sale To-Day : . | Frank Houseman declared that he|in Mobil Women's Lace Shoes - { bought two seats in an upper box for | sthy Bidten for i f.',‘,em":e‘:::‘% ‘;;1 » Sale Hats a"d c."’ — Vici kid and box Wright's $1.00 Underwear—Broken Jines ot the “DVERTISEMENTS | ine matinee. He reached the first floor | going to marry J. P. Moses, a clothing | & | Mcu’s $2.00 Hats—Derbies in black and soft | i medium extension soles, milicar ieahk, fecce-rined kind; per gtmens (0@ ore the fire gained headway and|merchant. When t : o b4 RICH MEN ARE | 1 {aisappearea from N York it was| g clean-up price $1.40 hemc, regulnly $2.00; " 45 Men’s Linen m;‘k‘r‘hlf'k—Th sodNguality, NOT ALL HAPPY | A0 Usher was an exit. Outside of this | reported that her relatives feared that $ St L8 sa'e price, all sizes. L] of pure linen, sightly soiled from store display; 25 A door was another of iron, Which It Was | she had been kidnaped. $3.00 Men's Soft Hats— Black, nutrias and | oo o Tics — Patent reduced to close, each . . . c impossible to open. ncidentally rgehe s : Oxlord 5 Croesus. King of Lydia, Had Troubles | ""(hutics “Dexter was with Houseman | Colopaty cunt, frama ioed, (hat the pearl; clean-vp price. ... ... . $7.80 | "jcather with dull mat kid tops, Men's Plmmcleite Right {’mfi ’\" S of His Own, and There Are Others. |and gave similar evidence. When the | leged she inherited her fortune, is mot | Boys’ Solt Hats—In black, brown, steel, nutria BRI Cabin ™ Beels, " pigaladts cut full widths and lengzhs, regulacly $1 85¢ t John D. kefeller of | panic started he endeavored to open | krown in Denv 1 and pearl; regularly $1.35, for. . > £ Bow . . s very well- . and down a fire escape. In going down | veloped to-day that the loss of life on e e i ot or black, flexible soles, medium heels c A Sals, ng the fire escape Sackett had great trou- | board the British cruiser Wallaroo by Van/Camp’s Soups— i and cheese or beans in regulirly $1.00; saleprice . . ... . . [ ble in closing an iron shutter which | the explosion of one of her boilers was tomato sauce, 3tm:. RGP g .:55. - Rk o d across the stairway at right | not so great as at first reported. The Pfirllnz—x 1b. packages, 3 . 289 Misscs’ and Children’s Shocs nd shut off escape. 2 ‘ number of men killed and injured ve Qil—Best importsd I box calf, lace style, well-made shbes ng Foy, comedian, s2id | totals forty-three. The first reports Gallon ticsfor. . . . . $H.BB children's 3223 835 to 11, th Special 2-Day Sale - = went to the matinee with his six-year- | said forty-three men had been killed, ‘' Half-gallen tins ‘or 2% oln 372 T > : old son. He sent him out before the | Whereas but fouy were kilied, fering—New imponed M o 5959|100 dozen ladies’ Black Lace | first act in charge of the stage mana- U o SRS AR o X - AR L L] % ‘ Sty are commonly | ger. who brought him back and said| President Nominates Postmasters. o .. Youths' Shocs-—Gocd caif lace shoes, | HoSe, fine Maca cotton, Herms- n on, dyspepsia and | there were no seats. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—The Presi- Port or Sherry —Gool ordinary wine, gallen . . . 880 ) with soiid Jeather mies, jus: the shoe for | dorff fast black, entirely new ek n. They are serious| During the sccond act Foy testified | dont sent the following nomfrations Good Whisky-—Ps! Jones or Old Gorernment, bor. 900 Schik oy Vad ged” Meking epeak 3w § | ° s regularly 25¢ th r right, but not only can ’a'en“ds ‘:‘uh““h“’c’h‘;‘e“';l’;z's"l ;‘:Iidhfi;"“:' to the Senate to-day: Postmasters— St;:r::\:m&m——A e 0""’;’,:;; Sunday, regulary $1.75 pa'r; sale price for sizes 12 02 . . $1.15 €es gns’F egularly the pair; can also be cured, | 5 B0 $0 o oise grew louder, and | California—James J. Matthews, Co- +lcan Club Whisky.— Pare straighe, $2. 00 Misses’ and Children's Jersey u“m_.Buhun style, in peclal nday and Sat- v loss of time or |} tot o about his son he ran to| Yin&; Motley H. Flint, Los Angeles. At ight, goods g2l §24 I s e line Suc;, sal 8 d. 1 C . pd e e | Doe Shenter stage. plelcea up the boy | ldaho—Charles W. Wilson, = Sand | 8 | Exira Zinfandel dr Bargundy —Gallon. /=" .. regular size above the knee, 31.00 value; e price. . . . . §8e| urday only............ - peosia. Tukiets are Gt | siane in frontof the switchboaraand| B7 mmmm WA AN A WA AR f of speptics, rich :\nd:‘.\a\\ a fireman trying to put ont the| NRRALR RARARAAR QAL LUR R LR AAR QA UW e ARUARQnaR aantua aan aamana ke. 7 s no such thing as | fire. He ran with the boy to a door at + d progress now. aced its stamp neir noble work. thousands of cures nd the happiness e made their d throughout | B Poriormance | of the United States,” he said. . A trifle less than one thousand yards is ail all, and no two pairs alike. Among doekd 0050 e e . . $1.98 time of the fire. Siiee 1 that we could secure of this beautiful new them are patent leathers, vici kids Boys’ $400 Suits — Threc different styles, e it appeared to -‘II;:I\G NEW YORK HEIRESS | weave of silk tosell at to.day’s litt' e sale price. ol shiny. . tte They are (h; 3-piece suits, 2-picce double-breasted suits and Tourist e el ine e FOUND HIDING IN 7 i i 5 o AR, pRECe : Norfolk suits, mad= of excellent winiter weight ma- ameath. One small piece of hose | MOBILE Itis an elegantly finished fabric in pretty color- maker’s samples for this season, 50 8 fire fighting wpar“lufl he about the the; Churcher d'l»fld»d the mat- after the first act. A\\I.Nl‘l}i OF ESCAPE LOCKED. ed a door which he was told by doors on the first floor, and found be- hind them doors of iron, across which were iron crossbars. One of these doors he could not open, but another he man- | aged to force and got out a number of smazll children. Lester Sackett of Elgin, Ill, with ¢wo | women and a little girl, occupied seats | in the third row of the first balcony. | They made their way out of a rear exit | the back of the stage. When he arrived | a number of people were trying to es- cape. He gave the boy to a man, tell- ing him to take him out, and then ran back to the stage and out to the foot- | lights. The audience was becoming panic-stricken and in order to quiet the people he called to the stage hands, | “Drop the curtain,” and to the musi- | { Ethel Revelle, Says She Intends to Remain Away Trom Her Relatives as She Is (he Tribune from Mobile, Ala., says the missing New York heiress to $3.000,000, has been found young woman | —_— e LOSS OF LIFE BY EXPLOSION NOT SO GREAT AS REPORTED Later Developments Show That the | Kilied on Cruiser Wallaroo Number but Four. SYDNEY, N. 8. W., Jan. 7.—It de- | | | | EERRRE ERREERRL LRRRRR RRERRRARRRER RRERRE R wear. H H ) > i H x H B H 5 These silks are regularly retailed at 75c yard; here on Friday oniy. . . . hats in black, brown and pearl, ings for waists and costumes and for evening The color assortment includes: " 49¢ $1.50 to $2.50 Satlor Caps, to close . 950 $1.c0 to $1.75 Sailor Caps, to close . Groceries-~Liguo Friday and Saturday Butter— Choice Firkin Creamery, for the two days, Ib | Women's Felt Jnlicls—Ft-t lined -nd fur trimmed, red being odd sizes; S;.oo pair, sale price, all sizss. . 650 Women's Lace shM;—But leather, coit skin and vici Cuban or military heels, $§3-50; sale price, all sizes there can be no mistake about their per .pn'ir;‘u.le .pri.ce s'.95 $1.78 right in every particular. Wh'te Blue T, " . . - ive that the curtain Going to Get Married. Cream Red i Regular prices from $3.00 to§5.00 iowered was not the asbestos % 3 P N but the curtain which had been | 5 S CAGO, Jan. 7—A. dispatch to Pink Evender Back ent kid, Goodyear welted so'es, xegu!u-ly 52.35 teria's in tasty patterns, good fitting and well made garments, sizes for 8 to 15 vears; specially priced at . Sale Broken Lines Men’s Furnishings Men's Goll sm—Exc.nslve pnerns in ad. vanced spring styles; pereales, madras and Oxfords, also plain white . . . . Men’s NecKwear—Spring nov H-s Glpvgs—The newest l(V les in mocha, kid and dogskin; P-mns_ Fownes and . $2.95 ARAARAAR ARARARARAARR ARARAR ARANR AR A AR WA AR ARR AR EA RAARA R RN AAARA ARAR AR A AR R AARARANA AAAAR AAAAAA AR AR .$1.00 .ues, in Eaglish hand; 500 . $1.50 HAA AAAARACAAAN ARARA R tion against fire that he knew of was @ rule against smoking. George W. Stetson of Bingham, , secretary of a company which made the asbestos curtain, said that there were two kinds of asbestos cur- tains, one in which a fine brass wire was interwoven, the other being with- | out wire. Both curtains were of equal | A ROBBERS BEAT AGED COUPLE CRUISERS MAKE OUICK VOYAGE DUST AND LIME BLIND WORKMEN mine, but who was in the Rarus mine at the time of the explosion, testified that he heard Al Frank, superintendent of the Rarus, tell his men to “keep those fellows out,” by blasting if they had to. James McQuade, a shift boss at the Pennsylvania, denied that any blasting was done in that mine on the night of A P fri‘ana, “Keep up your music.” He urgea | use against flames, the wire being | ; 2 % = 3 E giget"";:e‘fnlffleb;l. said xhe heard heavy : ord ey | A e e e o B habei ey 20e | Cruel Crime Committed - at|Rear Admiral Evans Reporis|Superintendent Trerize Says) prSiRfinteiieces, It was s heavy, - e Sedatn e e it ik sbost ) B Yymamer ;{;z;sv&ph%v; l;jga;crz\;rr-;it; a Home in Tos Angeles| on Performance of Asiatic| He Personally Blew Irri- i";l?:'“}"gé“';‘gfll;:fl - e nd te and regain | Foy's testimony is as follows: f‘nili"g??;n\s;’;isi’,?d’é.‘}i‘n"fd fihf“a hde lgm County byDesperateIntruders| Fleet in the Pacific Swells| tants Into Eyes of Miners :‘leennSylvanh works by the Rarus peo- ?' criies “that the. gustm| “f olercd Ao hollered for thes. o | Ie, 24, eVery. reason tobelféve that it | R o S e e o e fluids do, | lower the curtain and then I felt \nhat‘(hd Fh c]\lz‘rsza?xl:”:-fgg' h‘?,fgg;fa“fi; BeN s Te WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Rear Ad-| HELENA, Mont, Jan. T—In the T e i s e S ks o = Tl s S orone {Eo‘;‘(fi‘ present time on the fheater stage,| LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7.-31;:»:: g‘gflksfitfcnze&?vr:\v;‘?::e;eci; utyh*;flge DC:rSfJ::u -:l"(l)\lse::z::‘cv; ;;ltoD“ee 3 eatn | testimony of Richard Reese. Reese pro- s one rested relieves the around the scenery had broken and | was flying all around me. There was He was shown a portion of the cur- | ain that had been in a hot place and | robbers entered the house of Gates, near Compton, last night, bound a cruise from Yokohama to Honolulu, says that the cruiser squadron made were killed by an explosion in the duced a mazazine which he said Olson had brought out from the raise Decem- d a heavy, cold draught, evidently Irom\ said that the life had been taken out | and gagged him and his wife and rob- | twelve and a half knots and was gich“l o ml;e“',' I: ;f:::z:h:t E::u:‘n t'ilnl::z!gm}z;l::!t "0;:;‘:\ 'Q",S t red and worn. | the outside, and there was an explosion | of the piece shown him. ! bed them of $745. the savings of years. | cbliged to drop the collier because it "’l"‘zg supe“":le" b’l" v ";,‘ dust and|that the man who threw this m.‘ N her own work of |of some kind, as though you would | At the conclusion of Stetson’s testi- | Gates is 82 years of age and his wife | was deficient in speed, and that the f;e ‘} ‘“{;"““, : M"";;’e‘ :m;e" In the | zine down said: “Sit dowm and r::; s C is a simple, natural h::ht":\ n;a:iql(; 2:1!";? ;l:le“‘\'- h‘_rl;:?}?:; \;nu‘l: mony an adjournment was taken unm]is 77. They were so roughly handled bnttl;sm:s could :a\'te ‘ngr"::‘liz !:: Pg‘;nsl;'f\"anl:le;sflpfin)' during one of | that for a while. To-morrow we wiil c c erstand. | 80 Off. i C er to to-morrow mornin; v v s or a knot and a o A Y 1 "";]“nyn?m 1\1:1: front or back, as it looked about an| Building i WATliaN e | e e e e the underground battles, and further |Send you something on a string. t's In cvmp now bet- ong withou for them is great BAJA L,ALIFORNIA Damlana Bitters TIVE. iNVIGORA- Gibbon’s Dispensav i, » I(I‘Al'h' ST, E i HESS talow Poweil. James 1501 Je/zoo/s and Co//e_yes, -| of women have passed this the Pall Mall Gazette, which under- | to MM A hundred thousand dol K AS I S 104 Gear St Stands, that the Duke and Lord Rope- ‘has been added to the surplus,| great crisis in perfect safety % 110 . bery have to “bury the poMti- mnktnx it 3200,000. The combined de-| gnd without pain. Sold at $1.00 per cal hatchet” and amalgamate their in- HUSINESS COLLEGE OF THE 2 fan Francisce, Cai Onen eptire year lustreted catulogue (free). way 1 went. him out, so I went to the back door. I‘ t | went out and found my boy in the al- | | ley. even thing for my life no matter which \ day rescinded the order closing the Then I thought of my boy | Coliseum, declaring it safe from fire, and that perhaps the man did not take | Fifteen halls were ordered closed. Foy testified that the only precau- | Company, 415 Post street. — e Gas ranges $11 and upward, hea(or-‘ | $1.50 at San Francisco Gas and Electric The store has been rented. We are forced to vacate in a few days, SHO Fixtures for Sale. ADVEBTISEKEN TS. STORE GLOSED T0-DAY ' so we are closed to-day get- ting our shoe stock ready for the biggest Sale in... this City | then bound and gagged them, Store Opens Salurday 9 a. m. nervous shock that both are now un- der the care of a physician. The robbery was committed evident- ly by persons who knew that the aged couple had money in the house. Mr. and Mrs. Gates had retired for the night, but were not asieep, when, with- out warning, the door of their sleeping room was burst open and two men en- tered, one carrying an ax and the other a revolver. ‘Without waiting for any show of re- sistance on the part of their victims, they seized and beat the old couple; tying the cords so tightly that their lips and cheeks were cut. Then they broke open | a trunk and took therefrom $700 in gold. From Gates’ trousers they secured $45. The robbers then left. Mrs. Gates managed to free henelt and then freed her husband, but he was unable to walk. She had sustained a fracture of the ankle several weeks ago and the injury was barely healed. Attired only in her night clothes, she | hobbled to the house of a neighbor and gave the alarm. The whole neighpor- hood was soon aroused, but no trace of the robhers could be found. k DUKE OF DEVONSIIRE TO JOIX THE mERA..[A Agrees With Lord Rosebery to Bury the Political Hatchet and Amal- gamate Their Interests. LONDON, Jan. 7.—The impending return to the Liberal party of the Duke of Devonshire, who, October 5 last, resigned the office of Lord Presi dent of the Council, is announced by terests. —_——— This week, 70 Fourth st., front of Keys' cele- + brated cyster house.cyeglasses,epecs, 15¢ to 50c.* to the performance of the battleships under trying conditions of weather in the great Pacific swells the admiral has this to say: “Heavy swells with practically no wind continued from the fourth day out until the third day before arriving at Honolulu, and I dcubt whether at any time during my experience of forty-two vears I have seen swells so uniformly high as was experienced. I esttmate that the height from crest to hollow of the waves, for about three days of this run, ranged as high as thirty feet, and the general average height of the swells would be at least twenty feet. The behavior of the bat- tleships during this weather was par- ticularly good, and their speed practi- cally not-at all hampered. The Oregon, considering her age and design, acted particularly twell throughout the pas- sage. During the entire trip the en- gines of none of the three battleships was stopped except for thirty minutes during the ceremony attendant upon the burial of one of the crew of the Wiscensin.” Secretary Moody complimented the officers and men of the fleet on the success of the trip. il By BANKS IN COMBINATION JHAVE IMMENSE DEPOSITS Institutions in Los Angeles Unite and Form Largest Savings Concern in the South. 1,0S ANGELES, Jan. 7.—The Securi- ty Savings Bank has absorbed the Main-street Savings Bank, and in- creased its capital stock from $200,000 posits of the two institutions will ag- gregate $6,000,000, making it the largest savings bank in Southern California. Both I. W. and H. W. Hellman'will be directors of the Security Savings Bank. admitted that there existed a secret crossing in the Michael Davitt mine through which it is alleged loot ore had been taken. In detailing the lime incident Trerize said that when he broke through the bulkhead into the Pennsylvania mine the men would not let him into the latter. He then blew air from a hose on them and afterward dust, and that failing had a box of powdered lime brought in. The lime accomplished the purpose and he entered the Pennsyl- yania mine from the Rarus. James J. McGrath, an electrical worker employed in the Never Sweat The Amalgamated people contend that the “something on a string” was the fifty pounds of dynamite James McGrath swore Superintendent Grank- am of the Rarus had ordered lowered in the Pennsylvania workings for the purpose of blowing out the Amalga- mated mirers and preventing a party of Amalgamated inspectors entering from the Mountain View mine. ‘W. P. Winchell, expert geologist for the Amalgamated, testified that the fa tal blast was caused by dynamite placed in a sack connected with a_ fuse lowered from the raise above and ex- ploded upon Oisen and Divel. 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