The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 24, 1904, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1904. CLOSING—/GREAT DAYS — SALE. Everything Sacrificed. : TAILOR SVITS, - JACKETS AND SKIRTS. FOHOHO) CHOMOACE O OHOIIRCH O CROVORORCS CHOBONOROIOIOG CRORCHOE OAOMORCHCHORCRCY CHORRCECK ORCHICIHCHC CRCRORY s we sell at$4.95 | $5.00 Jackets at.....$1.95 B 5 $5 9? $6.5¢ Jackets at..... $2.45 ggg $7.50 Jackets at..... $345 .$9.95 | S10.00 Jackets at..... $4.45 vl 75¢ $5.00 Skirts at $1.75 | $7.50 Skirts D - Children’s Jackets Sold Now at 25¢ on the ollar 75c¢, 95¢, $1.45 and $1.95 1230-1232-12834 MARKET STREET. OECRORS RO RO O RN RCHORORORO O KRORONS R0 TROHORC CHOMCROHORONORCY CHOROROADS O, 1 make 3 strike Pike aliace Irwin. Copyright=d by Pusiisbed by permission. $67.22 ‘St._ I_.ouls and Return 3 16,33,33; July 1,2,7,8,13, 14 46,7, 8, October 3,4,5,6. To agust 8., Retw Take the Rock Island System and you go thro’ ut change. Scenic eferred. Stand- t sleeping cars; dining op at Main Entrance Full information on request. Rock Island g C. A. Rermzavors, D. P. A., 623 Market Streer, San Frazcisco SEAMAN RLECOVERS DAMAGES FREE. FOR INJURIES ON WESTPORT ONE BOX (3 CAKES) | HIGH GRADE | PERFUMED TOILET SOAP | TO ALL PERSONS BRINGING | | A WANT AD TO-DAY FOR | INSERTION IN NEXT SUNDAY'S CALL. | (See Ad on Classified Page.) In United States Court Elias Wiberg Wins His Case Against Steam- ship Owners. In April, 1903, Elias Wiberg was employed as an able seaman on the American steamer Westport at a sal- ary of $45 per month. - While attend- ing to his duties on the 20th of April at San Pedro he was injured by the capstan pulling away from the deck while the steamer was being warped {to the dock. The broken instrument struck him with such force that he An Excellent Opportunity For visitors to the World's Fair to see | will be a cripple for life. Suit was en- the East. Re ed rates to New York |tered in the United States court for and other Eastern cities are now in ef- | $9000 damages and the steamer Ili- the Pennsyivania Lines, |beled. Evidence was given before er Chicago or St Louls. Vew York and Philadelphia Washington, allowing ten I capital. Stopovers Judge de Haven. Yesterday morning the court handed down a decision in which Wiberg is awarded damages in | the sum of $4500 and costs. —_——— Reliable gas ranges $16 50, regular | price $20, this week oniy at S. F. Gas & Electric Co.. 415 Post st. . particulars, ask E. M. Pom- —_————— Royal Arcanum Day. Le Count C il of Berkeley, Sierra Council of kiand and Alameda Counc of of the Royal —_—— Dr. Noble Marries Again. Dr. J. Albert Noble, who secured an annulment of his marriage two weeks ate the twenty-|ago in the local courts, has again be- of the institution |come a benedict. The well-known an entertainment and | young surgeon left here a week ago Hall, Oakland, this|Thursday for Santa Cruz and was | married there on the same day to Miss M. K. Welsh, formerly of Hono. lulu. After spending a week's honey- moon at the seaside couple re- turned here yesterday and registered at the Palace. 2 petits are $5724 86, | ) S0 ADVERTISEMENTS. Is sn ordeal which all nothing compares with BECOMIN A MOTHER === of the suffering and danger in store for her, robs the expectant mother of all pleasant anticipations of the coming event, and casts over her a shadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women have found that the use of Mother’s Friend during pregnancy robs confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to life of mother and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all women at the time of their most critical trial. No(o:?‘doeo Mother’s Friend carry women safely through the perils child-birth, but its use gently prepares the system for the coming event, prevents ‘‘morning sickness,”” aod other dis- i it IMOTHER’S FRIEND Book The Bradfield Reguiator Co., Atlants, 6o CRAW ACCEPTS ~ 'HISLOP LETTERS [FINE POINTS ~ NEW POSITION ARE NOT READ He Decides to Enter Ha-‘Trial of the Wife's Action waiian for Divoree Is Begun Be-| vice at an ~ Early Day; fore Superior Judge Sloss GOES AW Double Salary and Surety of Government . Ser- ERIST R | Rl i e | 1 | | CALSE DELAY Eppinger’s Attorneys Still{ Opposing the Admission | of Secondary Evidence —_— AY IN AUGUST DIVORCE IN QUICK TIME DEFENDANT WEAKENING | ST Wife of Tamale Man Files Josua Is Still in the Cit)" Five Years’ Tenure Induce, Complaint in Morning, and Says That He Ha _\'of Him to Forsake California; Gets a Decree at Noon Intention of Leaving It Alexander Craw, State quarantine of- ficer agains! the similar Government and sugar planters of Ha- wail at an per month tract for fiv A cablegram Craw yeste for a decis ance and notified Horticultural Com- missioner Cooper that he would retire from his position irf the employ of the State of Califor This informat to the fruit growers of California and to the canning industry and allied in- ferests con orchards tic as the head su. Mr. ade nia. This he probably would have de- cided to do at all like The salar n this Cra A carry and other Comm things main in Cal that it was der so flattering and satisfactory an of- fer from Hawall. i Mr. Craw ts he c the Horticu seconded ably Carnes. make an efficient officer. TO FIGHT LEAF HOPPER. | The immediate occasion of inviting| Mr. Craw tc has been d insect that of Hawall millions of dollars. Mr. Craw { has done w in the line 1 that Mr. ntom y efforts the Hawailan Government. YIELDS TO INDUCEMENTS. double that offered in California, y withholding the appropriation on the fruit pest quarantine on. »eing ‘equal, he would like to re- time in August. will make the best arrange- k in the quarantine department of g 1 Two letters t insect pests, has aceepted position offered him by the their eontents advance of salary from $200 to $5000 a year, with a con- ve years. was received by Mr. rday from Hoholulu asking ion. He cabled his accept- wife and Wes after the b tors were few Bank, who n will be displeasing alienation of In her comp cerned in the protection of d fruit crops in this State. ive information was given Craw had under n an offer to go to Hawall of the service in the islands gist there was a stir, were madé to per- Craw to remain in Califor- VOWS was a lette.” yesterday she Violet Griswoi band had liv if the inducements had been those held out officially by more than he Mrs. Hislop 5 given in Hawail is more| Y pen asked f State the position occupled was not considered to be ny Legislature might aboi- work of the Horticultural | F0%e Mr. Craw says that, all ifornia, but he could not see for his interest to surren- came to take will remain in this city un- In the mean- Charles F. an to care for the interests written repor Itural Commission has been by his assistant, E. X.| Monday. Mr. Cooper says Carnes will| Marguerite F. Kapp, o Hawali is the damage that | €% one by the leaf hopper, an has cost the sugar planters | [Orning and Graham had aluable work in California | Utory decree. f protecting trees, vines and crops from the ravages of insect | Proceedings. pests, using beneficial parasites gath- | 8enerally tha ered from various parts of the world. | With extreme | He bas been connected with the State's quarantining of fruit pests for nearly fourteen ye: te Hawail results from the work per-| formed by Mr. Craw in California, | —_———— | sT. LOUIS IS IDENTIFIED BY Grand F.J | Louis, Mo., {of E. E. Fri | @ check raised from $3 to $303 on a bank | there, has | wanted here on a charge of grand .ar- Proves to Be F. J. Woods, Wanted for ‘Woods, who was arrested in St. years past an roborated by ars. The engagement to go| DURD- T & Acts of marriage in CHECK RAISER | VICTIMS Frederika A. contractors. Larceny in San Fran- | lighted lamp cisco. last week, under the name ink, for attempti s e pting to pass | |\ tees. been identified as a man | yesterday of the trial commenced yesterday Judge Sloss’ court of the suit of Louise K. Hislop against George W. for divorce on the ground of infidelity. Nowlin and Fassit appeared for the usband’s case. brought by Hislop for and later returned with them. SHADOWED BY DETECTIVE. manufacturer yesterday made a quick move in ob- | taining a legal severance of marriage | Her complaint for divorce on | the ground of cruelty was filed in the cruelty alleged commenced a few weeks after their | specified is one of OTHER UNHAPPY COUPLES. Other suits for divorce were filed by - Hannah F. Johansen | which were not read in! open court because of the nature of constituted the feature in Hislop t and De Journal looked The specta- and included Henry A. Brown, paying teller of Wells-Fargo's is defendant in a- suit 850,000 for the his wife's affections. laint filed last December, Mrs. Hislop said that the cause of her husband’s breaking of his marriage woman known as “Vio- In her testimony on the stand said that the woman was id, with whom her hus- ed and traveled in the north and whom he later brought to San Francisco. She said that in a let- ter and in conversation Hislop admit- ted to her that he loved the woman could any one else. said in her evidence that | her husband was a commercial traveler and earned from $400 to $500 a month. f Brown had ever loaned her any money she replied that upon one occasion when her husband neg- lected to send a remittance she asked Brown for a loan of $100. She received the amount and said that Hislop still owes it to Brown. Lamperle, nurse, testified that she was employed by Mrs. Hislop in November and De- cember last and only saw Hislop in the house once. | a professional On that occasion he the children to the park Jaiser, a detective who had been employed by the plaintift to shadow her husband, had several ts of his observations | which were not offered in evidenge. The hearing will be resumed on G. Kapp, wife of Charles | of tamales, | at noon Presiding Judge granted her an interloc- The husband was in court and offered no objection to the Mrs. Kapp testified t he had treated her cruelty for five or six d her evidence was cor- her sister, Mrs. Frank to have September, 1896, and continued until now, are assigned by Pedro as reason for her demand for divorce from Anthony S. Pedro, superintendent for Gray Bros., In the many offenses his throwing a at her. She says that Pedro owns several parcels of real es- tate and has $7000 in bank. that she be given $75 a month ali- mony, $100 costs and $500 for attor- | She asks | Elmore h Arguments as to admissibility of | secondary evidence occupied the en- | tire day in the proceedings against Jacob Eppinger, charged with obtain- | ing money under false pretenses. The | point-at issue has occupied the atten- | tion of the court for two days and the | courtroom has practically been trans- ! ferred into a law library, all the avail- | able desks being piled high with vol- | umes from which citations are made | by the six attorneys engaged in the | case. The argument on the question at isste would, it was agreed, be fin- ished by 3 o'clock Wednesday after- noon, but' it was not until nearly § e’clock yesterday that Attorney Short- ridge, in a burst of oratory including a plea for “an unfortunate and broken- down merchant,” closed the argument. All manner of cases which might have bearing on the one at issue were cited by the attorneys, each choosing a Supreme Court decision of some par- ticular State to support his contention. If the prosecution would tell of a case ! in Massachusetts the defense would attempt to offset it with a similar case from another end of the conti- | nent with a dissimilar decision. i During the day the defendant again showed signs of failing health. His head drooped and he leaned heavily | on the shoulders of his son, until At- torney Ach requested Judge Lawlor to | permit him to leave the courtroom. | As there were no witnesses to be ex- | amined the Judge readily complied with the request and the former grain king was assisted from the court-| room. In spite of rumors to the contrary Josua Eppinger is still in town. He says that he will in no way try to avoid a summons from the court. The | notion that he is trying to secretly leave town he denounces as being pre- | posterous. —_——— WANTED IN SAN MATEO FOR ROBBING EMPLOYER | Lawrence Hill Is Arrested by Police for Stealing Horse and Buggy and Jewelry. The police have been for the last| month on the lookout for Lawrence | Hill, who is wanted in San Mateo| County, and yesterday afternoon De- tectives Cody and Mulcahy saw him on Montgomery street and placed him un- | der arrest. He was locked up in the City Prison. | Hill was employed by one Leon of| Burlingame. It is alleged that about a | month ago Hill stole a horse and buggy and some jewelry belonging to his em- ployer and drove to a store in San Mateo, where he purchased a quantity of clothing and underclothing in the name of his employer. He drove to this city and tied the horse to a hitching post at Golden Gate avenue and Lar- kin street. The rig was taken charge of by the police and returned to the| owner. | The arresting officers were told by | Hill that he had sold the jewelry and| clothing and had nothing left. He is a | well-known thief and has served five| terms for petty larceny. | i Mg — | LIMA, Peru, June 23.—Dr. John Frederick been appointed Peruvian Minister at Washington, succeeding Manuel Alvarez Calderon, who has resizned. ADVERTISEMENTS. - To be a successful wife, to retain the love and admiration of her husband should be a woman’s constant study. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Potts tell their stories for the benefit of all wives and mothers. “DeAr Mrs. PrvxEax:— Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com= pound will make every mother well, strong, healthy and happy. I dragged through nine years of miserable existence, worn out with pain and weariness. 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Axxa Ports, 510 Park Ave., Hot i;rim Ark.” I you feel that there is anything at all unusual or puzzling about your case, or if you wish confidential advice of the most experienced, write to Mrs, Pink- Mass., and you will be ad free of ¢ Lydia E. Vegetable Compound has cured and 1s curing thousands mfie troubles — curing them inexpensively and absolutely. ham, Lynn, k Pinkham'’s of cases of fe women zpproach with indescribable fear, for ceny, and yesterday the papers for his | | extradition were prepared. A detective | ave this morning to bring Woods against Charles T. Johansen, infidel- | ity; Mary Kail against Edward Kail, | neglect and desertion; Grace Whiteley | against Harry Whiteley, ecruelt: | Abraham Spigel against Pauline Spi- gel, desertion; Fanny C. Cullen against P. J. Cullen, neglect. ) A divorce was granted by Judge, Troutt to Josephine H. Adams from Joseph H. Adams, a mining man, on the ground of willful neglect, and the court awarded the mother the cus- tody of the child Jeannette and $150 a month alimony. Other divorces were granted by Judge Graham to| Cornelius J. Prendergast from Jean P. Prendergast for desertion; by oods conducted an advertising and | real estate business at 14 McAllister street and on May 17 he induced G. M. | McKay of 1000 Van Ness avenue to purchase a half interest in the busi- ness for $400, on the representation that it was paying a handsome dividend. | When the contract was drawn up Mc- Kay produced his check for $400. ! Woods took #t and said he would go to the bank and have it certified, but he cashed the check and disappeared. ! When McKay went to the office at 14 of Jel You are wel- and Jam put up daily. erving ki open to come—our pres all. Sapolio, genuine Hand or scrubbing JBEL AND JAM, ASSORTED, DOZEN $1.10. McAllister street there was nothing to ; Judge Troutt to Flora Mae Thomas Corn Starch.. . pEg Bo be seen but a few enfpty bottles. Mc- | from H. P. Thomas, for extreme cru- Made from ch ted white corn. Kay swore out a warrant for Woods' | elty; by Judge Kerrigan to Susan G. | Usually 10c. arrest on a charge of grand larceny. Ball from G. A. Ball, for desertion; SAN] e 3 | - A. . : SAND SOAP, 8 CAKES 25c. | Two of Woods' other victims are| by Judge Sloss to Minnie H. Cook O George Schrenck, to the extent of $450, | from Chester Cook, failure to provide; Pure Leaf Lard........ -.3-1b pail 35¢ a:d (;-lec;rghe St':lltl;:an.wiloo. It was | Anna Cook from Augustus Cook, | _ Snow white, kettle rendered. Usually 45c. through Schrenc at Woods® identity | cruelty. v < - | with the man under arrest in St. Louis | ks T s CANS AGARNCA SATIN, 00 | was made known. Woods attempted to Be Happy. Best Japan Rice, large grain..pound 5o pass a check there for $303 which had | been raised from $3. The check pur- | ported to be signed by W. F. Tuil & Co. | of this ecity and payable to G.| Schrenck. When the police here were notified from St. Louis a reply was sent that no firm of that name was known here, but later Schrenck informed the police that he had received a check for | 33 from W. F. Tull & Co. of the Par-| Clean and bright; cooks white and whole. | MRS. FABER'S MUSTARD, LARGE JAR 10c. Ghirardelli's Cocoa. +....CAR 200 Beats the Dutch. Usually 25¢. Friday and Saturday nights. PEANUT BUTTER, PINT JAR 25c. 35c Java and Mocha Coffee....l1b. 250 Best there is; full, rich cup quality; whole All we need to be happy fs a little va- cation. No matter what our work may be, a change s necessary. Man requires a rest and the best rest is a change of surroundings. Drop your work for a few days or a few weeks. Take advantage | of the special rates for the summer over | the California Northwestern Railway, “The Picturesque Route of California,” and visit some of the beautiful spots ! i | ot bullding, which he had handed to | alons that g Fot o hecndi mineral re- | or ground. . | so1 a farm or camp along some | - | Wasls i Stream, and come back . to your. BROKEN J. & M. COFFEE, 8 LBS. 50c. ‘work . ife 3 ENGINEER TAKES SHOT with renewed life and vigor. ; AT WIFE THROUGH DOOR Bastile Committees Named. | John 3. (.n“a;‘h.“ Objects to Bel The French colony of San Francisco | | Scolded and Is Charged With !:’n“l‘t‘t::“:';: o e oy the com- | 3w juMBO WaALNUTS, 18 i | Bespit 26 M. - celebration of the fall of the Bas ijo Port or Sherry, “Eisen”........gal 880 | John J. Callaghan, an engineer, liv-|to be held at the Mechanics’ Pavilion Excellent old tonic wines. Usually §1.25. taney BUTTER, sOr 33¢ Choice of leading Humboldt brands. Usually 40c Remember this when you go to your druggist. Insist upon getting Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Performance Begins at 8 Sharp. TRIUMPH MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION. SUPERB AND THE GREAT CAST. Beats always selling—25¢, S0c, TSe. TIVOLI TS A G;E-Af BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. Usual Tivoll Prices—Only Matines Satur. OPERA GRANDg REGULAR MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2. SPECIAL MATINEE NEXT WEDNESDAY TO-NIGHT, at 8 Sharp, DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS MRS. LESLIE GARTER In His New Play, DU BARRY SEATS FOR THIRD AND LAST WEEK NOW ON SALE. |ing at 744 Harrison street, was taken|July 14 under the presidency of the | orp MILLER WHISKY, LARGE BOT. Sou. from the Central Emergency Hospital | French Consul. The officers of the e to the City Prison yesterday afternoon | eXecutive committee are as follows: KENTUCKY 0. K. WHISKY, and booked on a charge of assault to|): M. Etlenne Lanel, Consul General | murder. About 3 o'cleck Wednesday | ©f France, president of honor; Felix | Half gallon $L15 A sampie lly $3.00 afternoon Callaghan went home under | Santallier, president of the day: H. | the influence of liquor, and his wife, | C28%0U, first vice president; A. Du- | Mary, scolded him. He pulled a re- | Cl0S, second vice president; E. Pag- volver out of his pocket, and she shoved | Bu¢lo, secretary; A. Ortlon, treasurer. | him aside and ran out of the room,|The celebration will consist of a it-| Wapa closing the door behind her. Callaghan | eTary and musical matinee from 1:30 fired a shot through the door, but the |t § ¢'clock. a grand promenade con- | | bullet missed her. She notified Police- | cert from § to 10 p. m. and a ball | man T. C. Murphy, but. when - he| from 10 p. m..to 5 a. m. Side shows; reached the house Callaghan had gis-|and other attractions will prevall to appeared. make this occasion a great success. Eight hours later Callaghan called at the Southern police station and asked to be sent to a hospital, as he was sick. He was taken to.the Central Emer- gency Hospital by Policeman Hinrichs, where it was found that he was suffer- ing from colic, and he was detained for observation. At that time it was not known that he was the same man who fired a shot at his wife, but the knowl- edge came to the police later and he was charged with assault to murder. ——————— THOMAS WAS ROMANCING.—John Thom- as, allas George Clare, allas Henry Clay, who lately boasted in a shooting gallery on Grant | by reason of his avenue that he had killed Policemen Griffin | and Griffiths in Denver in 1898, was placed under arrest but was released from custody Rye or bourbon. Us 3 gallons $1.00. Usually 50c gal. | 1001 Fillmore St. 119 Taylor St. Money for Lost Antonio Becco, for his 1l4-year-old |son Andrew, yesterday commenced | suit in the Superior Court to recover 1$10,100 damages from the D. Ghirar- ! delli Company for personal injuries al- |leged to have been sustained by the ' boy on April 12, while he was in the | firm’s employ. It is declared in the complaint that the foreman, knowing the boy to be inexperienced, put him to work making tops of cans on a ma- | chine known as a “cover press,” and inexperience the boy’s hand was mangled and lost two ;tlngen in the machine. yesterday ll:omoon “l:e s o the verge ! of delirfum tremens not know what ARRESTED. —Georg: . Hafner, he was' talking about. He was & waiter 1n 8 | sasfler. ot the bramch office ot the. Amesicas | | restaurant in Denver at the time the two ' Distriet Te . 609 street, officers were shot. was arrested yesterday ceman — . | Gallaway on & warrant from Police Judge SACRAMENTO PORTER INSOLVENT.1. | % court charging him with anor . ibson, & porter Sacrament fled ' eml] ‘The complaining itness petition in_insolvency . His liabil- N, Miller Jr. of the main office Mont- itieg are §941 75, with assets aggregating $138, | gomery street. PRICES—$2.00, $1.50. $1.00, T8¢ and 50c. NN etz e | [GHTS 0’ LONDON Stupendous Scenic Effects. London Bridge by COLUMBIA &s=n | LAST TWO NIGHTS. MATINEE SATURDAY. ] ESOTHERN * Management DANIEL FROHMAN. In the Miracle Play, | | THE PROUD PRINCE. By the Author of “If I Were King." LAST TIME SATURDAY NIGHT. Oakland Theater-goers Note—Mr. Sotherm does not visit Oakland during his present tous. This theater will be closed during the weeks of June 27 and July 4 Jov9tY- ETHEL BARRYMORE July 11, In Her Greatest Success, “COUSIN KATE"™ B. D. Price, Manager. ALCAZAR™% TO-NIGET—MATS. TEURS. & SAT. Clyde Fitch's Famous Pastoral Comedy, LOVERS’ LANE “A decided success.” —Chronicle, Gorgeous Production—Great Cast. Last Week of Stock Company Season. Evg., 25c to T8c. Mats. Thurs. & Sat., 25 to 508 Belasco & Mayer, Propristors. Next Monday—The Romantio Actor, WHITE WHITTLESEY Opens Summer Engagement in SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE. SEATS NOW SELLING. GENTRAL== Markst Street, Near Elghth, Phone South 53& TO-NIGHT—LAST THREE NIGHTS. MATINEES TO-MORROW AND SUNDAY. Magnificont Spectacular Production of Georgl Esmeraida and Her BABY MONKEY in the INSPECT CABARET DE LA MORT. Hear the Ppeumatic Symphony Orchestriom. Admissies, l0c; Chudren, S