The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 22, 1904, Page 3

THE SAY FRANCISCO CALL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1904 DR EHOOP’S REMEDIES. Know How To Get W k-lolott wflfwlyu i MORCAN TALKS BILL PROVIDES 0\ ANNEXATION' FOR NEW COURT | Explains Hli Bill for the Ae-!Senator Perkms Introduces a s The Call 1496 G STREET, 21 —Senator Perkins to- =d a bill providing for the a pew judicial district in nia by thre division of the North- Alameda, Contra Costa. ! Sacramento, Stanislaus, of the North- idue of the titute the rthern D\(- al with that e House a e case of its receive the gation in for the re- are pending. en forwarded San Francisco ro amendments ed to pas- s introduced yes- g for an appropriation val of the quar- RADICM FOUND I\ TEEAS SOIL . Are Dis- Mineralo- Distriet LIGHT » Mine- Manu- Globes “DEATH TRUST™ COM® TO GRIEF IN CHICAGO s City Health Depatment Arranges to HEIRESS TO MILL - = Procure Antitoxin Serum at IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY f e Ethel Rovelle, Who Disappeared ¥From the Home of Relatives, Is Arrested in Mobile. Subterranean Oil Lake Tapped. t battleship C ¢ pame may SYDNEY MILLIONAIRE WILL TRY CUP-LIFTING Edward Wallace 0( \tfl South Wales Has a Desire for the Yacht- ing Trophy. WESTMINSTER, B. ved Ln\ the failun n lift the A Wallace, a millio OVERCOAT SALE Don’t Shiver and Shake An Overcoat NEW 1M as Lipt [ =2 Jan. e for the ¥ears ago he went from zlia. There in the gold R Rl T Py o - made his millions. and is now 1s what you need these chilly days to ng for pieasure, intending to visit | keep you warm. Special lines reduced ek & for this sale now January 30 - = championship cup of the | going Sale closes fin ths Accnse out to Canada. e — OF SIE HENRY KEPPEL WINKFIELD BODY IS INTERRED AT OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS peror William and the Prince of Wales Send Represeniatives. LONDON. Jan. 21.—The remains of Sir Henry Keppel. admiral of the fleet, who died January 17, were interred at Winkfield, Berkshire, to-day, with full naval honors, a detachment of 500 bluejackets and merines forming the escort and fiting party. King Edward, and the Prince of Wales also sent spe- (L % o = that o cial representatives and the Leords of vat is kere that you need. ROOS BROS. KEARNY AT POST | tended. gervice was held at the Chapel Royal, | St. James Palace, at which the King ‘and Queen and their suites were fi: s S quisition of Panama Terri-' Measure Authorizing Division o adieme | tory by the United States| of Northern Judieial Distriet | .-x!-"‘.x:"—" NP | SAYS THE DIE IS AST DELEGATION IS T©UNITED Alabama Senator for First Copy of Proposed Law Is For- Time Admits That Panama warded to San Fraaeisco Bar| Canal Will Be Constructed Assoeiation for Consideration | e, Tuolumne and Mono | and be known | trophy. | Queen Alexandra, Emperor William | | WOULD CHECK LAND FRAUDS National Board of Trade Urges the Prompt Repeal of the SAYS AMERICAN SHIPS ARE ABLE HOUSF DEBATES TO HANDLE PHILIPPINE BUSINESS ARMY ME ‘S[RE \Winthrop T. Marvin of Boston Appears Before the R B e Senate Committee to Urge a Favorable Report t Worth of the Nation’s Pres- H | ent Military Establishment Timbe d St t on Frye’s Bill to Extend Our Coastwise Trade ey : s Flompuctimg { TARIFF THEME COMES UP POSTAL NOTES FAVORED | WASHL ‘TON, Jan. 21.—The Senate | age companies. through their represen- o - Pru— i Committee on Philippines gave a hear- | tatives. told the committee they would ing to-day on Senator Frye's bill ex-| jagree to enter into comtracts with tending the coastwise trade of the ‘l‘q'n:::_“c:n:m:l’mi com.panieg to m | United States to the Philippines, so all increase over the present | | Minority Leader Williams In- dulges in General Arraign- Committee Recommends Novel Seheme for the Transmission United States shall be carried by Amer- | year. The Piymouth Company repre- ican vessels | sentatives said that would be a con-| WASHINGTON, Jan WASHINGTS Jan. —The Na- A. P. Loring, president of the tribution of 3125000 a year from their | appropriation bill was onzl Board of Trade adopted company alome as a subsidy to Ameri- can ships. ess. fimPPI\G INTERESTS HEARD. Senater Lodge announced that the shipping interests would be heard next. IWhen the committee reconvened Bul- litt of Philadelphia said the shipping Plymouth Cordage Company of Plym- | outh, Mass., said American vessals | should be en the business between | the United States and the Philippine | Isiands as soon as the vessels are pre- | pared to take care of it. He asked that eration in committes day for five hours, mest devoted to a general discussion tariff question. H declaring that “the timber desert land ac fairs, explained the pro the time the bill takes effect be eX- | patween the United States and the | 3my Bill, and ,Parker | tended to April 11, 109, when the Span- | lippines was now confined almo Jersey and Prim |ish ships will lose their right, under |e to tramp steamers. a tribute to Spain, to engage in the de on a par with Ameri- ¥ that time o American d be sufficient to carry ut resulting in a mate- the treaty w cost of operating foreign vessels | | was so much less than operating Amer- can | the’ sary to pay a bounty to Ame! !s engaged in the Philippine comp: ! vessels the trade wil on rial advanece in freight rates. He said he was willing the bi 1d pass if it did not res n an increase of more | PS to tramsact m- Philippine busi- than %5 it over the present He said the French subsidy was treight r It was br out that the Eastern corda; turers fear enator Culberson asked what | straint there wou'd be on A | vessels if this law was passed monopoly created. Sewall Maine thought the o petition between American vesseis and would beild nt freight mp amount to about | d pouns, and it also developed t rates on Ma manufacturers that | American vessels cperated in conmec- st the passage of the on with trans-American railroads "-'An ~v»‘ od fully $1 per 100 | Would prevent excessive rates under Aot s <~ e conditions, they | 20y Dossible American shipping mo- | combated this note it indorsement hemp woul ¥ Payne why his pa — centered James Jerome and Edgar F. Lucken- | pat” ¥ D affixed and dul Philippine | bach of New York spoke of the num- | impossible Mxe . ber of vessels available for the busi- | publican pa SIGN CONTRACTS. | 0esS. declaring that American vessels It was 70 SIEN.-G " £ idle beecuse cf inability to | continued. X smpate foreign ships. George | Republ Dearbern, president of the Ame fn which he | can-Hawaiian Steamship said his vessels were the Atlantic or the P Henry W. Peabody that the bill menaced the = merce the Atlantic coas Things are age i, and general | wouth Cordage WELL KNOWN WO\\A‘\' DIES AL‘\MEDA | | this morning. Death wa: caused by fatty dege Deceased Gratiano Dies. \ OAKLAND. Jan. 21.—Louls Grati-| ane, who was shot from ambush three | weeks ago. died at 10 o'clock to-night | at Fabiola Hospital. The wound that caused death was in the lungs. Louis | :Urec. accused of the shooting. is in custodw. He was arrested by Captain } i Suits Like Thisfor $8:65 These suits are stylish and seasonable goods especully reduced from $12.50. " Our 1903 stock sold out so evenly that we found scarcely any broken assortments for our customary January sale. We reduced thesé new suits so as {0 have a special lot of values for the dull month of January. | of Police W. J. Petersen and Detec- tive George Kyte the night the shoot- g occurred. Oreo will be charged | h murder. He was identified by | Gratiano and the dead man's son as| the pistol wizlder. | —_——— I Judge S. Gibbons Passes Away. ! LEXINGTON, Ky.. Jan. 21.—Judge| S. Gibobms, 72 years old. one of the! ! best known attorneys in Central Ken- | tucky, is dead. He had been 2 mem- iber of the Kentueky bar thirty-four | ars. LS e Iaventor Dies of Heart Disease. NEW YORK, Jan. Il.—Simor Goldmzs, sad o have been the - | * The goods are fancy cheviots in such shades as golden brown, olive semtor of the ke 0 nediel} oreen and black; also a few blue serges at the same price—$8.65 machines, is dead of, heart disease at his home here. —— Thomas Watsen Is Dead. Thomas Watson, formerly a member of the San Francisco Grain-Exchange and well known in this city as a grain broker, died yestarday morming in London, England. The news of his death was received in San Francisco by z private cablegram. no particulars being ;h—m as to the cause of death. mdmm SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 2. — Th Interstate Red Cedar Shingle Company to-day advanced the price of four grades of shingles 10 cents per 1000 Stars are quoted now at 31 38, clears at 31 39, Burekas at 32 & and Perfectos at Our remaining stock of Tourist overcoats—those long >O-mgh coats with belts in back—which were formerly $10, have also been reduced 0 $8.65. Regardless of the low price. garments purchased at this sale will bear our usual guarantee. Repairing, sponging and pressing will be done free of charge. In ordering @ by mail ad- dress Dept. L i | Buy now while the assortment is complete. 5 | 9NWOOD 740 Market s‘trget :