The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 21, 1904, Page 5

ey THE SAN FRANCISCO C ALL, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1904. HUTIE VOTES | TIRE DELEGATES Republic ention in Ilinois Name Yominee for Governorship RNMENT ORDERED e Fichth Ballot Is Tak- Pol Fae- Are Divided NTS. AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY CREDIT SALE By order of HIBERNIA BANK We will offer a choice list of * ‘nvestment, Residence and Un- improved Properties At our salesroom Monday, May 23rd, 1904 at 12 o’clock noon " Terms: Oaly |/58:sh / For catalegue and further partic- wlars, apply . H. Umssex & Co. - 20 Montgomery Street. California Republican Delegation to Chicago Will Meet{mmuy o e AR at the Palace Hotel This Forenoon---Oxnard of Ventura Talks With Party Leaders of the State‘; 'FOURTH AND FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS ELECT THEIR DELEGATES CRAND REVIEW OF DEFENDERS , the standard of any other we hold Given to Augment Native Sons’ Relief Department | secretary. a VENTION OF were prom B. Braslan of S: te for Phillips. considered the that the preser men for the district hold ove in August That was all had to do and the convention mptly adjourned. - THE FOURTH AGAIN. The committee of the Fourth., which was deing things according to conven- tion precedent, was ready to report. The temporary organization was made permanent, thestlection of two dele- gates and then two alternates was pro- vided for as was all the customary routine which thoroughly organizes a convention. In the matter of commit- teemen the report provided for the ap- pointment of 2 committee and wound up with the significant expression “and we recommend that the present Fourth pro: — g PrEIEACT o {CROWD ENJOYSDRILLING | i i ! | Capably Directed Programme Includes Boxing, Feneing and Other Strong Items‘ It is the highest || The military and naval drin | | athletic exhibition for tbe benefit of | grade coffee on the the board of relief-of Native Sons market, and goes to the "% consemer with our absolute guarantee that the contents of each tin will be found uniform in strength and quality. Sold in 1 and 2 Ib. aroma-tight tins. Grird fresh each day—not too fine. J. A. FOLGER @ CO., Sen Frameisco of the Golden West of San.Francisco took place last night at the Mechanics’ Paviiion. There was a big attendance. The martial enthusiasm was suf- ficiently aroused by the spiendid show- ng made by the First Infantry Regi- ment, National Guard of California, Colonel Thomas F. O'Neil command- ng: Troop A. Cavalry, Captain Charles sen commanding, and Naval itia of California, Captain George W. Bauer commanding. The Jackies made a superb showing as to alertness, quick response to command and familisrity with every Importers and Roasters of Flae Oid Coffecs detail of the drill they were put through. The Tommy Atkinses, MNke- o wise, made a brave and dashing fro and they were rewarded with a volley of applause. Guard mount b { | Infantry Regim: Company F, First Captain John F. Alex McC and First Stindt art dppearance it pre ST LOUIS INTHE D CLEVER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS PRESENT PLAY ‘As You Like It” | ? Tt know | following | for adop- | nt promulgated nended ucted ¢ ¢ Theodore the Forty-first A. Gunst and P. M. Go- d A. D. Porter. Bothnom- ratified. Charles J. Mec- i D. D. Sullivan as al- Gunst and John A. Barr nominated H G. W. Dinkelspeil as al- | ternate for Porter. As the report of the committee on organization had called for the ap- pointment of the Congressional com- | mittee, Chairman Asher nahed the| present committee as the appointees of | the convention. Adjcurnment followed. | —_——— i For visitors to the World's Fair to see| i | ! the East. Reduced rates to New York and other Eastern cities are now in ef- fect, via the Pennsylvania Lines, through | either Chicago or St Louis. Tickets to ! New York and Philadelphia are good via { Washington. allowing ten days at the| | national capital. Stop-overs are also al- | lowed at Baltimore and Philadelphia. | For particulars. ask E. M. Pomeroy, P. | € A~ 621 Market street, San Franeisco, icaL amount $2060 was given by 2 man who bow it { refused to permit his name being made little by public. I the form ~ - 3 plumpoess, Mandalia Protesscr £ S | m’fidm-d Verd, Mrs. Lenece Greven, sopeace: | ime. In a large pro- cmoanied by Josesh Greven & cases when women m':::l et ing off in flesh The Contemporary Cludb held its an- | looks, the ‘,:1 of z, troublé can be pual breakfast at the St Francis yes- | traced to womanly diseases which under- terday. The decorations were in the | mine the bealth. The proof of | colors of the club, purple and gold this is that women who have been cured Mrs. Helen Chase, toast master, per-| of painful womanly diseases by the use formed her duties in charming fashion, of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription suggesting the subject, “The Ideal Wo- | have recovered their gemeral heaith, or B . ... man,” and thereupon called for im- | gained in flesh and in B e . o T B LIES A EAS’l{ERH PATH omni:r e N GIVES DELIGHTFUL VOCAL RECITAL AT LYRIC HALL Madame St. Clair Displays a Beauti- fal Voice of Rare Sweetness STATEMENT | STATEMENT OF THE oF THE e | i e Wk Pt Rl CONDITION AND AFFAIRS CONDITIO D AFFAIRS e T der Hollister's direction OF THE uE arge audl- oinar band which discoursed brigh ITYy numbers of latest date, under very capab rection of J. Louis von der Mehd Bicycle Thieves Caught. Fred ‘Schuster and Stanton Kirker were arrested last night by Detectives O’Dea and Mulcahy and Sherif H. V. Trafton of Santa Cruz. They charged with grand larceny. They are accused of stealing two bicycles from in front. of the convention hall at Santa Cruz a few days ago. The wheel were recovered. The two men wili be taken to Santa Cru=x —_———— The old box-like compartment cars on French railways are being gradually displaced by vestibuled cars of a more Hartford Steam '|_A FONCIERE Boiler Inspection suRaxce couaxy AND INSURAN O 2% A D. ay. as ¢ the contributed se solos to the program: a: Casa Market Value cwned Delta Banquet. o Deita Sigma and night at partook of crowd he mem- ary LIABILITIES. Losses in process of Adjustment or Money for Russian Red Cross. NEW YORK, May 2%.—At a dinner given by the Slavic Alliance at Deil- | monico’s $2500 was subecribed for the Russian Red Cross Society. Of this more than obe year 352 10; reinsurance pro : Due and to become dume for Com- missicns and Brokerage .. promptu remarks. Now, these proved | to be both grave and gay, semse and | nonsense—the nonsense happily pre- dominating. 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