The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 26, 1904, Page 7

: THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY AUGUST 26, 1904. NATIVE BORN TENOR WILL AUTOISTS MEET {PENCE'S SPEECH AT DEL MONTE| CREATES FUROR +* Descend in Numbers Upon | Utah Delegates to Mmmg:‘ Monterey Resort for Three| Congress Resent the Re-| Days' Sport and Pleasure! marks of Man From Idaho EXTRIES ARE NUMEROUS | WARM DEBATE FOLLOWb Competitors From the North and the South Will Meet | in Rivalry on the Track' | |Great Bitterness Displayed | When Mormon Question | Is Introduced at Meeting | PORTLAND, Aug. 2%.—Great bitter- | s aroused at the afternoon ses- e American Mining Congress the Mormon qu ssion anent the s of permanent headquarters for The sentiment that Utah mm-uvsnn-u | MONTE, Aug. with ent 25.—Touring | usiastic automo- r racing machines Everything points to | own way and that ill be settled to a successful meet. The | the satisfac e country was n and all | hotly indorsed, j the applause keen competi- A of the larg y that has at- events to be ! tended the s ns of the congress. A ow and Saturday up- | contro y i by Lafe Pence of entries have been re- ember of large tabi of the hotel dsome cups reward now believed wi t of the the permanent headquarters for other perhaps longer. Richards calling the > order for the aftermoon to the dele- cing men Gar- ey portant Tivoli Secures Andrew Bogart as Lopez in “The Serenade ” had taken his seat James F. Jr. of Ds—\sr was on his remarks hearty ity so recognized by the name of ws what every man more than aroused, has that vresa,ntfld the n a straightforward, ice and style are es one at once good )Ssesses powers the ordinary £ a true which " in- re- COMPANY IS FORMED TO OPERATE STEAMERS even as Articles Are Filed by New Corporation Capitalized at Half a Million Dollars. co and Portland filed articles of the County Clerk According to the object &f the com- hase, own and con- struct steamsh and other vessels to rly in passenger and freight tra tween United States peorts, Ur States and foreign ports and between foreign ports. SECRETARY SHAW TO LRARIVE NEXT WEEK Elaborate Arrangements Being Made for the Reception to the Honor- able Head of tho Treasury. succeeds terest at taining it tc .- + Senator Ralston Injured. State Senator William C. Ralston a painful injury at the Club on Wednesday that will him to his room for some days. e playing handball with Dr. C. D. The capital stock is $500,000, of | McGettigan he wreriched a muscle of I which five $100 shares each have been making a sudden turn. The | subscribed by the following di Senator was advised agaipst attempt- R. B W. F. Herrin, Wi g to reach his home in itvale and | E. Sproule, C. H. Markham and An- drew Carrigan. —_————— Athletic Club Entertains. “The Battle Cry of Clontarf” was { heard for the first time in this city at the entertainment given by the Mec-, Athletic Club at 107 Larkin | t last evening. Many songs in Gaelic and English were rendered by local singers. The entertainment de- lighted a large audience. Dancing uded the evening’s enjoyment. was taken to a hotel in this city. Baby Williams an Heir. Thomas H. Willia the California Jockey tion, yesterday perior Court other the evening he voters On Sunday Mount Tamalpais or be arriage ride by Heary J. 4 others. On Monday even- be given a banquet at the Club by the represent ercantile community and on Tuesday he will be the guest of President Wheeler at the State Uni On Tuesday even- be will start for Los Angeles on Club Associa- applied to the for appointment as Bri liams Jr, two years and five months | old. The proceeding is a formality made necessary to protect the boy’s interest in land left by his grandfather in Yolo l{and San Joaquin counties. — i Court Aurora’s Anniversary. Court Aurora Ne. 2, Foresters n! America, celebrated the twenty-sixth | anniversary of its institution by a ban- quet in & Powell-street restaurant last evening. There were about 200 pres- including 2 large number of la- dies. Between courses an orchestra gave popular selections. J. Label, the recording secretary of the court. act- ed as toastmaster and called for re- sponses to sentiments from J. J. Ful- lon, financial secretary of the court, and Frank Conklin, Dr. C. M. Tropp- man, Daniel Teare and Leo Kaufman of the board of grand officers. The af- fair was under the direction of Charles Cohn, J. J. Fullon, J. Label, H. A. Ort, J. Gorfinkle, Dr. A. Nusbaum, John J. Cordy, W. Schneider and A. L. Shell. —————— We Do It AlL Engraving. Printing. Electrotyping. Bookbinding. The best work at reason- sbie prices. Sanborm, Vail & Ce. Market st .In Next.. Sunday’s Call “The Palm of Beauty” MAKE DEBUT — | | president of | Su- | guardian of his son, Thomas H. Wil- | CUTLER NAMED [BAILEY OPENS FOR GOVERNOR | THE CAMPAICN | Smoot Republican Faction of Utah Is Vietorious | in the State Convention' TR s |KEARNS WING ROUTED Adherents of Wellsand Ham- | mond Charge That Chureh Influence Aided Rivals | SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 25.—After a bitter all-day fight John C. Cutler of Salt Lake was nominated for Gov- ernor by the Republican State conven- tion to-day, on the second ballot. The fight for the Governorship was a three- cornered one between Governor Heber M. Wells, now serving his second term in that office; James H. Hammond, present Secretary of State, and John C. Cutler, 2 merchant of Sait Lake, and absorbed the attention of the delegates to the exclusion of -the rest of the ticket. Hammond withdrew after the first ballot. The second ballot stood: Cutler 239, W' . Charges that church influence was being used in favor of Cuiler were free- ly made by the adherents of Wells and Hammond. Indirectly the fight for the United States Senatorship in the Leg- islature next winter was brought into to-day’s contest, Senator Smoot, who is one of the twelve apostles of the Mor- mon Church, being an open and active supporter of Cutler, while Governor Wells wa ped in his campaign by Senator Kearns. During the balloting the fe n the Wells and Cut- ler adherents broke forth several times, but charges of church influence, which to be made in the con- not materialize. ompleted as follows C. S. Tingey: Jus- eme Court. D. endent of Schools, A. C. Attorney Gemeral, M. A. Breed- ential electors, A. W. Wade, H. P. Myton and D. H. Cannon; C T man. Joseph Howell (renomi- nated) Pz} T34t FAIR VISITORS AT ESOPUS. Theatrical Women's Parker League Encourages the Nominee. ESOPUS, N. ¥ Aug. 25.—Judge entertained number ns were political, can be reach . delegation was composed of members of companies now rehearsing in New York. ———— Will Name an Independent Ticket. | V. EMUCCA, Nev., Aug. —The delegates unseated the by met at Silver State Hall to- rganized, appointed a State cen- tt and elected officers. chosen and a platform adopted indorsing Watson and Tribbles. The rest the: State ket will be filled out by a committee appointed for that purpose. A cam- paign of the State is to be made. — e electors were GOLDEN GATE CAMP NJOYS STAG PARTY Two Thousand Woodmen of the Worlid Hear About a Proposed Fraternal Mortgage. Golden Gate Camp No. 64 of the Woodmen of the World had a stag party in Eintracht Hall on Tweifth street last night in celebration of the order’s opening of the fall campdign. To this the camp invited the member- ip and friends of the fourteen other mps of this city. In all there weare about 2000 persons in attendance. There was orchestral music, several exhibitions of boxing by members of local! clubs, vocal selections by the Golden City qu t and ad- dresses by Laurance Vincent, chair- man of the campaign committee. Da- vid Oliver Jr., editor of the Pacific Woodman, and W. C. Krum, special organizer. were also am ers. The addresses were along the lines of each member of the order giving a_fraternal mortgage, which is a promise to bring at least one mem- ber into the order, so that the mem- bership of the Pacific jurisdiction may be brought up to 100,000 before the close of the year. J. Wisnom was the chairman of the evening and he was 4s: ed by R. A. A. Summers, R. P. Hooe, William Carr, B. F. Wise, A. F. Phreaner, J. W. Staeneart, C. Kaufman, T. K. Tee- ler and F. J. G. Blumenrother. During thje evening an old time Woodmen's supper with wooden plates and tin mugs was served in an ad- joining hall. where nearly 1500 par- I took of the camp's hospitality. | ——— Deed Secured in Bad Faith. Fabius T. Finch, as administrator |of the estate of Constance Bardet Garnier, has brought suit against Alexandrine Sarraille, as administra- trix of the estate of Frederic Garnier, to recover property on Alabama street. | Constance Garnier died intestate in Kern County October 10, 1902. Gar- nier died in San Francisco August 4. 1501. They had lived together for many years as husband and wife. On January 2, 131, Mrs. Gar- nier owned the lot on Alabama street, rear Twenty-third, but Garnier in- duced her to deed it to him by repre- senting that he could better manage it and secure 2 loan. He promised, leny‘ but neglected to do so, and it is | aileged that he obtained the deed in | bad faith and fraudulently. The com- ! plaint declares that the woman was advanced in years and entirely under | Garnier’s control. ——————e GIRL BREAKS ARM.—Mary W.xi aged ten years, while amusing herseif skates at Ber tials committee of the silver con- | ng the speak- | | it is alleged, to reconvey the prop-' Texas Qenator the Prmclpal Captain of Constabulary Is' Orator at a Demoeratic Gathering TALKS OF THE TARIFF| Southern Statesman Admits That a Great Reduetion of Duties Is Impossible NEW YORK. Aug. MANILA, Aug. 25.—A detail of the paign in Brook was opened to-|native constabulary has been ambushed night by a meeting held under the [on the island of Leyte by a superior auspiees of the Kings County Demo-|force of bandits. Captain H. Barrett cratic Club, at which Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas was the principal | speaker. tion, Senator Bailey said: of compelling an American for the goods which he version of ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICER SLAIN IN AN AMBUSH| ! Killed in a Fight th} in Brooklyn| Natives of Leyte Island| DEFY THE AUTHORITIES| e Punitive Force Dispatched‘ on the Trail of the Band That Made Vicious Attack| | | Cut the Can and compare the quallty of 25.—The cam-| ! of the constabulary was killed in the fighting. There has been trouble in the prov- !ince of Misamis, on the island of Min-| | danao, and bandits have looted several towns. The native authorities were de- fied, and Pablo Mercado and his fam- {iiy were kidnaped. Mercado was ac- cused of being too friendly h the Americans. Three Chinese stores were ed and four natives were mur- | ad three of them being buried alive. Colonel Harbord of the constabulary is now on the trail of the bandits. Lieutenant Thornton of the constab- lary met death drowning near Da- on the island of Luzon. | ———————— TRAVEL 3000 MILES | FACE LARCENY CH! \R(‘E T e R e W Wk | COIdS ° to Honolulu for Stealing a Panama Hat. a former eamer Taking up the tariff qu not hesitate a single moment to declare _belief that a must Ge Jown- are . and a friends debtabl ds today weca of Positivel pruner’s Wonderful Medicine, or your money returned. Price, 0c. and $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all dealers and at office of Halpruner Medical Mfg. Co.. 28 California St., S. F., sent by mail or express. People cured fre¢ of charge from 1to 4 p. m. acgused of stea n Honolulu se arrested ago and w and orde sent to pay used 3000 and w island for the for answer theft when he miles to a the Painless . Dentistry Painfess Crowns. Fu'l Set of Teeth .. “VAN VROOM™ Sixth and Market except for a single and the women of our land.” uth and would AD\'ERTIL“.&\TS. 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