The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 17, 1906, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1906. : RECONCILITION “NITFORCORDYS W W ife of Steel Magnate De-| nies That She and Husband e to Kiss and Make Up ANXIOUS FOR DIVORCE Will Return to Reno After Short Trip in South and Es- Legal Residence bl tablish Steel King Piet of Benefiting Under City Contract in Violation of Charter. used OWN OF WILLOWS NOW HAS A LIBRARY Improvement Club Succeeds in Establishing Creditable Institation. SATISFACTORY PIANOS When you buy your Plano of us re sure of iwo things nnot always be sure of elsewhere: e Piano you wt The terms of payment will be made to sult your comven- jence. For some makes we ne- cept as little as $10.00 at time of delivery. and Your promise to pay as small an amout as $6.00 monthly. The EVERETT Piano ix re- tniled nt_prices ranging from $550 to $750, mecording to de- «ign, but all are of the xmme quality. CLARK WISE & CO. EVERETT DEALERS 126 Geary Street LEARY TWE WISE HASIT 6.—The plague Market, Powell and Ellis Streets N N Grand Inaugyration of Oyr Ladies’ Cloak and Suit Department S e ) < l\’_’z“‘:l y/ ,,.,.W,”,f, ¥ il 4 SESS N i Rsveis 0/ ) w24 { PN OB A A 3 'Next Monday We. Open Our Hosto] Ladies’ Cloaks and Suits In all’ America there is no shop to eclipse it—a veritable Palace of Style—a magnificent collection of the smartest gar- ments —larger, richer and more beautiful than your im- agination can conceive. Never before has such a triumph of skill been attempted or achieved. Thousands of bewitching garments, each one a master- piece of a style creator’s fancy, sparkling with innovations that Fashion- eagerly welcomes and pets. Ladies, there is a surprise in store for you—it will be told in : to-morrow’s paper—delightful news that will gladden your heart—almost too good to be true. Be sure to read to-morrow’s ad. Market, Powell and Ellis Streets STAGE ROBBERS AHE EAP.[U HED | through = whichr the Mount Hamilton made public by the Sheriff until this |Two Men Who Held Up Mount Hamilton Coach Jailed by Sheriff Ross of San Jose; i AR SAN JOSE, March 16.—The two men | who held up the Mount Hamilton stage last Saturday night were captured on | Wednesday by Sheriff Ross, and the two | boys who were being held for the crime were set free. The actual robbers, ac- cording to the confession of ome of them today, are Sedeilla Biada, aged 36, and Edward Bernal, aged 18, both | scene of the hold-up. Bernal today told the entire story to the Sheriff. Ross is convinced that Blada Is the man who held up the stage about a year ago, and that he drew young Ber- Both men Valley, nal into the sccond crime, were brought up in Halls road passes. The recent arrest was not afternoon. [ T > O S — ‘SWIMMING TANK AND MODERN BATHHOUSE FOR SANTA ROSA | Backers of the Scheme Purchase Site and Place an Order for Plans. SANTA ROSA, March 16.—Land has been purchased here and the order is out for plans for a commodious plunge and swimming bathhouse for this city. The enterprise is In the hands of com- petent men, but owing to personal rea- sons the names of the backers are to be withheld for a short time. A site 76x125 feet has been secured on A street, near Seventh. The scheme | of whom had been working at the | Mount Hamilton vineyard, near the should prove a paying one, as there is nothing of the nature in this vicinity. BECINS FICHT FOR BIL ESTATE Mother of Mrs. Buckman of Sacramento Files Contest of Will of Her Daughter Spectal Dispatch to The Call. SACRAMENTO, March 16.—The fight is on for the $150.000 estate of the late Mrs. Ora Runyon Buckman. Today her mother, Mrs. Sol Runyon, flled a contest in the Superior Court against the will by which Mrs, Buckman shortly before her death bequeathed almost her entire es- tate to Stephen Neal, a former China- town gulde whom Mrs. Buckman had met in San Francisco and who for some months had acted as her chauffeur and confidential agent. In the papers filed today Mrs. Runyon alleges that Neal exercised over her daughter a controlling influence and dom- ination, that he would not permit her to have social intercourse with any of her relatives and would not allow her to be visited by or to hold conversation with any of her friends or relatlves except in his presence. She declares that the will was made in obedlence to Neal's com- mand. .In addition to these allegations Mrs. Runyon has submitted a paper signed by Mrs. Buckman on her deathbed, in which she revokes the will giving her estate t@ Neal. It was supposed a compromise had been reached between the partles, but today’s move would indicate a hard fight to pre- vent the Buckman fortune going to Neal. —_————————— ‘Horses, Cattle and Mules Burned. MODESTO, March 16.—Seven head of cattle, two mules, four horses, two car- riages and a quantity of hay and the barn of Andrew Warren near Turlock were destroyed by fire lust night. The loss approximates $4000. which is about $40,000 In excess of the appropriation made by the Legislature. It was belleved the bids could be pared down by cutting out some of the work called for under each subdivision. but the question arose as to whether this could be done without reopening the entire contest and advertising anew for blds. It was resolved by the Capitol Commissioners to submit this point to the Attorney Gen- eral. Representatives of organized labor wers present to urge that the work should be done entirely by .union labor, and the Commissioners indicated that this would be the order. —_—— Announce Daughter’'s Engagement. PETALUMA, March 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bundesen have announced the engagement of their eldest daughter, Miss Alma Bundesen to Fred Sorensen of this city. The wedding will be a social event. The date for the wedding has not been set. CAPITOL WORK CAUSES TANGLE Opening of Bids Shows That the Repairs Will Cost More Than Sum Appropriated SACRAMENTO, March 16.—As a result of a long discussion over the bids for the improvement of the State Capitol, it was resolved today to submit the question to the Attorney General for determination on its legal aspects. A large number of bids were recelved for various features| CHICAGO, March 16.—Non-negotiable bonds of the work, embracing eleven subdivi- | and sions. The total of the lowest bid In each | $a71Y today by robbers whe Biow Soed S0 Sufe of these subdivisions reached 337,000, | maxer. %