The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 8, 1905, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, 'MAY 3 <y 1905. J. H. SCOTT WILL BE APPOINTED TAX COLLECTOR ' |KUNAI CLAINS TO SUCCEED DEFAULTER EDWARD J. SMITH WILL TAKE CHARGE OF OFFICE TO- DAY Man Named Who Held Place Few | Years Ago. Andrews to Reply| to the Mayor’s | Letter. * evening an- will appoint J. cumbent, to the nty Tax Collec- will take the place val of de- ! Scott has t. He was the er the new char- the office of James ng Tax Collector, i of intemperance is certain to nrent. If this is not | Tax Collector the e steps to have it e appointnient of z said: ng th y acceptably R p s | The 1ocal Red Men have as yvet to taste | Gallimore and her driver to the s, | a defeat and ve a challenge out to | ground with great violence. The | TWo Other ' Victims of Diego | meet any of tk legree teams on the to the d for | An- | o Since <-d to see v Samoset’s Crack Drill Team Quickly | Dr. Elizabeth Gallimore of San Jose team of Men belt, mento in 2 coast | as follows 1 ALLEJO RED MEN SCALP ; WOMAN SACRAMENUTO BROTHERS | PHYSICIAN HURT IN BADLY A RUNAWAY Puts the Capital City War- | Has Exciting Experience While riors to Rout. | Out Driving. May 7.—The crack drill | ! SAN JOSBE, May 7.—Dr. Elizabeth roset Tribe No. 22, Red | Gallimore, a well-known physician of has added another scalp to its|this city, was severely injured in a having defeated the drill team of | runaway to-day near the University Jacket Tribe No. 28 of Sacra-|of the Pacific, when her horse was 2 hotly contested renderation | frjghtencd by a train and dashed degree work held fn the capital City | along Stockton avenue and rushed. in- st night. The score stood 93 for Val- | {5 n barbed wire fence, tipping over jo to 80 for the Sacramento team.|the carriage and hurling both Dr. VALLE. H. SCOTT, WHOM MAYOR scHM!'rz WILL._ APPOINT, TAX COLLECTOR TO-DAY. - — ROSE HOSTOTER DIES OF HER ed i MRS. VOUND Farriving at Southampton to-day, driver received but a few minor inju- | ries, but Miss Gallimore was severely | injured in the ligaments of the back sachem; H. R. Nellson, 3 and her left hip dislocated. | Tragedy Belicved to Be Fatally Shot. SAN DIEGO, May 7.—Mrs’ Rose Hostoter, who was shot by W. F. Dow yesterday, died at 4 o’'clock this after- noon. The other victims of the trag- edy, Cliff Gilbert and Dow himself, are under the influence of opiates at The personnel of the team is oldthurst J. B. Fritschi, junior saga- She was removed to her home on S the Alameda, and though very weak and suffering agonizing pains. did not lose consciousness. The full extent of her injuries cannot be ascertained un- til to-morrow. R. Clark, M INDEPENDENCE Its’ Agent in Madrid Says! It Is a Republic and No Longer a Portion of Brazil! { DISPUTE OVER REGION People Propose to Override Arbitration Ruling and . Set Up for Themselves R et MADRID, May 7.—Sarrion de Her- rera, former King at Arms of the Spanish court, who is charged with having ¢onspired agalnst the Govern- ment of ];ra:ll. was interrogaged by a magistrate to-day. De Herrera main- tained that Kunani has been recog- nized as an Independent State since ;1872 and that the recruiting of men in Europe for the service of that State is perfectly legal. He denied the exist- ence of a plot against Brazil and as- serted that the diplematic relations be- tween Brazile and Kunani are most cordial. He had been residing in Madrid for two years in the capacity of Minister for Kunani to Spain, Morocco and the Holy See. De Herrera said that a revolutionary colonel named Casero had recently visited London in order to arrive at an understanding with the general committee of the Free State of Kunani and to purchase war stores. Theé territory of Kunani was the sub- ject of ,dispute between ¥rance and Brazil from 1713 to 1857, when it was decided to submit the question in- volved to the arbitration of the Swiss Government, which on December T, 1900, rendered @ declsion nward’ Brazil 147,000 square miles of the con- tested territory and France about 3000 square miles of the Tumuck-Humao range. In 1835 a conflict occurred in this “buffer State” or Xunani be- tween French and Brazilian troops pre- cipitated by the discovery of gold in the Carserenne district. ~Subsequently a proposal was made to arbitrate, which led to the decision above noted. In February last Adolphe Brezet, claiming to be President of the ‘re- public of Kunani,” arrived in Paris, seeking recognition of his alleged Gov- ernment by France, alleging that the people of Kunani refused to accept the decision of the arbiter. According to Brezet. Kunani has two or three times as much territory as France, with a population of about 200,000 colonists and a half million Indians, all of whom, he alleges, support the new Govern- ment. In September last an unsuc- cessful effort was made to obtain rec- ognition by the United States of the so-called Free State of Kunani. —_———— COMMANDER W. S. SIMMS INJURED ON SHIPBOARD American Naval Officer Thrown to Deck During Gale and Collar- bone Broken. LONDON, May William S. Navigation at Washington, who was a passenger on board the American line steamship Philadelphia, which sailed from New York on April 29, was thrown to the deck during a gale on | May 2 and suffered a fracture of the | collarbone and was otherwis® injured. He will be confined to the hospital for a few weeks. 2 —_——— VOLCANO OF KILAUEA SHOWS MARKED ACTIVITY | Lava Rises in the Crater and Indica- tions Point to an Overflow. HONOLULU, May T7.—There is marked activity in the volcano of. LEONA BROOKS TO ARRIVE. _\l.srtbiknez, first the hospital, and the chances of|Kilguea. The flow of lava is increas- | S - — et e guard |\ EHERAN, May 7.—The Shah of Persia the recovery of either of them are |ing and a rising in the crater indicates Woman Who Caused Edward J.]| started to-day on his visit to Europe. slight. that there may be an overflow. Smith’s Downfall Expected = To-Day 5N for whom | e S5 ADVERTISEMENTS, police s re to- | 5 s u on a| sesmeninii| | | Summer Suits $ ) 4 it | Made t,0 Order ° oo ik | The man who usually pays $15.00 and $17.50 to g : pmewhere |} his tailor for a suit of clothes ought to be interested in hrow some light on | s money is hidden. |§ OUF offer. ' gt nten bt sl [ FORECASTER SAYS STORM ; He would be interested at once if he was sure our MAY LAST SEVERAL DAYS | : — |§ $12.50 suits equaled the $15.00 and $17.50 garments Entire State Is Heavily Drenched “’ith] h b 1 Rain and Downpour Has ¢ has been getting. Not \lx Ceased. e stc £ oke Francisco yesterday several days, ac- McAdie. The ! wrath and srther Ne- as heavy a drench- ia. The ] the entire ected shower n geles Cour h xa‘n as Fresnu and Port- 7y thunderstorms, { yesterday morn- to the event | to paddle his own bucketfuls and by | it seemed as if the ) ing with the rain- | y for once prelude Noah € ocean beach great rollers | the Ocean boule- | stretch of sand of Titans had with gigantic of the surf was d at Point Reyes ity of sixty-six miles tk army | I | —_—— Knights’ Picnic a Success. ‘ ¥ weather yesterday did not | TEe attendance at the pic- Knights .of the Red Bra.nch' 1 Mound Park. Some 1500 people’ went to the grounds from this city and | land, and they had a merry day, rain does not seem to dampen the of e Celt. Thé pavilion was crowded with dancers, and in the pro- mme the leading Irish dances—the at Bhe We will guarantee that the suits are equal, and here’s the guarantee: If, after the suit is made up, the customer does not think it equal to the $15.00 or $17.50 suit he is used to ordering e]sewhcre, we will refund his dcposit which is all we can posstbly do. He is only out \ his time in being measured and try g on the garments. But we know he will be plcased——thats why we give such a liberal guarantee. j When a man is plainly shown how he can savc $5.00 he is convinced—yes, absolutely. If you are interested in our offer we want to con- vince you with the merchandise itself. Will you call and g;:t our samples? ‘There is a prospect before you of saving $5.00. Ladies, Attention! Ladies should visit our Art and Reception Room in the Powell and Ellis Store—Music every afternoon between 2 and § o’clock. Manufacturets Wholesalexs nnd Rt.-tallel'e of Clothing Cor. Powell and Ellis Sts. and 740 Market any and eight hand reels, cap, the lark and other 52:2;5 P:':Ir; known to the young people were danced with great enjoyment. The games were exciting, and although the ground was soft they were hotly contested, B = NIPS & WIAT FUN mnmfll CHEW AGoOOD BISHOP ¢ COMPANY, Diggributérs BISHOP @& C“’“'. mm HOP @ COMPANY, Distributors Customer’s Privilege. Qur Suits keep in repair free; sponging , and " pressing done standing guarantee: time you wish. 5 S NIPS NIRS~C BISHOP @ COMPANY, Dh!rlb-m‘_ 7.—Commander | Simms of the Bureau of GOLUMBIA B v SECOND AND LAST WEEK. Evenings at 7:45 sharp—Motinees at 1:43. Cmms mmn’ E. H. SOTHERN --- MARLOWE In Shakespeare's Tragedy, Romeo' and Juliet Last Time Sat. Night. Prices $3 to 30c. Next SUNDAY NIGHT—CHAUNCEY OLCOTT In, the"Romantic Comedy, “TERENCE” 43 520 VSAYE NEZT MONDAY This Theater does not advertise in the Evening Bulletin. MISCELLANEOUS. Ixtras/ Lor this Week Only Here's your chance if you want a Knife, Razor or & Razor Strop. Don’t wait till too late. Better come early. All 81.50 Pocket Knives.. 81 All $3.00 Razors....81.50 All 75¢ Rasor Strops...50¢c Don’t forget that I Grind, Hone and Strop Razors. Hon- ing 25¢. I sharpen and put in first-class condition any kind of Cutlery. Mail orders promptly filled. THAT MAN PITTS F. W. PITTS, The Stationer, 1008 MARKXET ST. Opp. Pifth, SAN FRANCISCO. Are Yov Getting Salisfaclory LightandPower? | We are furnishing the | best made. Ifyou don’t } get it it’s your fault. Then Phone Exchange 8 e GAS co. One Piece Near and Far Invisible Lens Made only by 642 "MARKETST is located in ROOM 10, CHRONICLE SBUILDING ARTHUR L. FISH, Representative If you would do effective advertisin | in tite Southwest drop a line to the above | address or telephone Main 1473, and our representative will be pleased to call on | you with full information as to rates, | ete. | THE SUNDAY TIMES, with 35-page magazine, $2.50 a year by mail. THE PALACE || HOTEL A series of popular recitals from .the works of the best composers is being given on the pipe orgam, supported by an orchestra, in the Palm Gar- den twice daily, from 12:30 to 2:30, and- from 6:30 to 9. Pmscripflnns 34,406 and 7. GUARANTEED FOR MEN. INJECTION. cases in a few days. Warranted to cure womt cases. OTHER TREATMENT Prevents and Cures Stric- PREVENTS W. larm- }- $2.00 for both homet m -u only KELLY'S PHARMACY, 102 Eddy. DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. ; talogue and Price Lists Mailed | T0-MORROW AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Cat on Application. OILS. Mmm LEONARD & ELLIS, 418 Frout st., 8. Phone Main 1718, PRINTER,, —~ E. C. HUGHES, m-—-u..-.i BISHOP @ COMPANY, DistFfibiutors Los AngETes Times| = o TIVOF L Only Matlnee Saturday. TO=NIGHT SUPERB REVIVAL OF Gilbert and Sullivan’s Comic Opera Masterpiecs THE MIKADO New and Picturesque Japanese Scenery and Costumes | Splendia Cast IN PREPARATIONThe Great Musfeal Comedy Success, | THE TENDERFOOT | Usual Tivoll Comic Opera Prices—25¢, 50c, TS ‘This Theater Does Not | Advertise in the Evening Bulletin. ‘GRAND :ouse THIRD WEEK OF SUMMER SEASON. || FLORENCE STONBE {] Ana THE FERRIS sTOCK comPANY | In the Fanny Davenport Version ef |J0AN OF ARC Spectal Summer Prices—I3c, 2S¢, BARGAIN MATINEES-WED. AND nl'. Best Seats 25 Cents. Every lady presented with a handsome Souvenir. Next Sun. Mat—The Creole, Or L'Article 47 This Theater Does Not Advertise in the Evening Bulletin. L A VAUDEVILLE VISION! Nicholson; ¥ it T Tomkins; Orpheum Motion Pictures, b MME. SLAPOFFSKI | _ Regular Matinees Every Wednesday, Thurs- | day, Saturday and Sunday. PRICES—10e, 25¢ and 50c. This Theater does not advertise in the Bulletin. CALIFORNIA Edward Ackerman, Lessea and Mgr. FAREWELL WEEK. FRANK L. PERLEY Presents MARGARET ANGLIN Supported by FRANK WORTHING. In the following repertoire of un~ questicned triumpns: TQ-NIGHT—MARIANA The Hit of the Season. To-morrow night, Frou Frou:; Wed- desday night. Zira: Thursday and Fri- day nigits and Saturday matinee, The / Second Mrs. Tanqueray; Saturday night, The Marriage of Kitty. Sunday, May 21, Florence Roberts, in the intense emoticnal drama, The Unwelcome Mrs, Hatch. Seat sale Monday, May 13. Th.ll Theater Does Not Advertise In - the Evening Bulletin. 'ALCAZA TO-NIGHT—. ALL THIS WEEK. !:\TL'\'EES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. First Time in_Stock Here of Clyde Fitch's Great Comedy of Ocean Life, The Stubbornness of Geraldine The Play Which Made Mary Mannering Great- est Hit in New York. JOHN CRAIG as the Count and MISS LAWRENCE as Geraldine, | May 15—Laughable Farce—VIVIAN'S PAPAS. This theater does not advertise in the Bulletin. GENTRAL"Z¢ MAY Market Street, Near !llh(h .Phone kufll 333 TO-NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Tho Melodramatic Sensation of the Year. A Play With Plot and Scenes Laid in San Francisco. The Criminal of the Century (By Frank W. Winch). See the marvelous submarine den i San | Francisco Bay! Crowley’s Boathouse! The Ferry Building. The Harbor Hospital and many other familiar places. PRICES—Eve., 10c to 50c: Mats., 10c, 15¢, 25¢. Belasco & Mayer, Proprietors. E. D. Price, General Manager. ‘}nzs Theater does not advertise in the Bulletiny A Splendid Show Every Afterncon and Evening in the Theater. SEE THE JOENSTOWN FLOOD. CHARLES BIGNEY, World's Champion High ver. RIDE ON THE CIRCLE SWING. 2 BABY TIGERS IN THE E00. Amateur Night Thursday. Visit the New FAMILY! HOME OF ADMISSION ... | This Theater does not advertise in the Bullstin, YSAYE Assisted dy OF FIFTY. mumm fie AtHAMBRA = MONDAY, MAY 15 )lm. Tues., Wed. MATINEE !ATLRDAY SEATS READY WEDNESDAY. At Sherman, Clay & Co.'s. Prices $2 to TSe. —— MISCELLANEOUS LYRIC HALL May 9th and 13th. Wext Saturday Matines, May 13th SPEGIAL CONGET THURSDAY EVENING At Hotel St. Francis. 3 sale at o3 é‘:"." B LI S may Y.llfl CHEWS BISHOP @ COMPANY. A - KNEISEL QUARTET