The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 12, 1906, Page 3

1906. 15 BFT o+ & 1 | | | | could obtain | | == 2 — SR AXS L s TR S BN Answer to Counter Arbitra-| tion Plan to Be Presented I'oday to the Owners = A M s t] . | 11.—A ~,")!:-‘ s the joint miners n y today | greement. | operators, con- | ) per cent of the out- | , have signed the ns, April 11.—The | rict No. 14, United | rkers, resumed Its !:‘sslmx;‘ closed doors. 'T!x?l the considera- | n reports. | April 11.—Committees | ois Coal Operators’ Asso- linois Coal Miners' As- meeting behind oday and talked over n. Many of the oper- a motion to appoint r with the miners | 1 they advocated allowing overtures ners TO WRECK PASSENGER TRAIN the | Explosive Tears Out Section of | Track, but Does No Damage t a point be- south of Pitts- on the LEAPS FROM WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE INTO EAST RIVER { New Yorker Drops 135 Feet and Is | Picked Up Unconsclous by Crew Nathan Isaacs of 06 , today jumped from f the center span of the new burg bridge into the East River, 135 . and was quickly taken out of the w of a ferry-boat. His cloth- ribbons, his shoes were torn s feet, and he was terribly bruised jmpact of his body upon the water onscious when pescued, but soon d may recover. de the leap at an hour when the ng rush of Brooklyn peuple to the stores ffices of Manhattan was at its height. »f persons witnessed his drop into the ——————— April 11.—The Bangor schooner Ballie B foundered and four of her crew per- lehed off the Maine coast in Tuesday's storm. | BOSTON. .GADSKI DENIES SHE ER DIVORCE Singer’s Visit to Sioux Falls Theme for Gossips. S IR Rumor Has It That She Seecks to Gain a Residence. Sy Diva Affects to Treat Report as in the Na- ture of a Joke. PATCH TO THE CALL. April 11.—Circum- eking a di- tention of grand opera ed in only an arge. Madame e this after- way to Sioux Falls, S. D. Chicago business man who was » important mission was author- the statement that a close friend had begn making strenuous love to cent protracted engage- d it had been ar- ranged betwecn them that sne was to g0 to Sioux Falls to make preparations for ining a divorce ski sought to treat the report as a joke. She answered the Inquiries of the newspaper men with a counter question as to how long a residence was required un- der the laws of South Dakota before one a divorce. Upon being in- 3 six months she de- ot spare so much usy season. She added tion to the publica- vorce rumor, as It seemed to onable method of procuring free g for professional persons and her good s manner, while ot possibly urb the serenity s with her husband, Hans n representative of ment in t 1 T planned and that son for her there was coming X e of the hour of the concert. This cre- surmise that she expected to oc- ¢ the interim in consulting an attorney king prelim ence there, Her trip to Stoux Falls is far out of her regular itinerary and overlooks three or four much larger cities through which she | had to pass on her journey e —————— OLUTIONISTS A VOTING PLACE MOB OF RE ATTACKS Cossacks Called: Out to Quell an Elee- | tion Riot in the Province of Astrakhan. BURG, April 11.—The first elec- hich have been reported oc- t Astrak and swept down upon the spersed ¥ { Cossacks. Later the made a demonstration in , but was again was_then c y of mpleted. break which was ex April 11.—Fearing a_revoiu- the rallroad bridge » guards have sev- Today the guards suspicious steamer and riddled the r wounding DS ENORMOUS NUALLY FCR LIQUOR Money Paid Out for Drinkables Far Ex- ceeds the Cost of the Army and Navy. 11 INGTON, Aprl Germany's enor- bl is explained in letters to the Manufactures from American Con- tain and Guenther. Fach inhabitant 1y average of 6% quarts of Burea ye 1 quarts of beer and 9 quarts of brandy. For a vopulation of 60,000,000 people the liquor e ure is $672,588,000. The aver- 6. By contrast German ex- for schools were $99,722,000, for working people’s insurance $104,244,000 and for the army and navy $203,847,000. —_———————— CHICAGO MOTORMAN RUNS CAR PEDESTRIANS INTO CROWD OF re Knocked Down and Two of Them Die. Four Persom It Is Belle W CHICAGO, April 11 ured, two of them fatally, today, when P. J. Daley, motorman on an Indlana-avenue car, gan into a throng of pedestrians who were ¥eving to cross Wabash avenue at its Inter- section with Adame street. W. P. Kelly, con- ductor for the Pullman Company, and D. E. Tamaglo, an electrician, were so badly hurt that there is no chance of their recovery. Daley made no effort to stop his car ufter running Into the crowd, and was pursued by liceman, who compelied him to stop the car, and placed hlm under arrest. ———— Burbank Enters Federal Prison. FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kans., April 11.— Sidney S, Burbank, ex-lieutenant of the Sixth Infantry. convicted by a courtsmartial in the Philippines of embegziing comp funds and dismissed from the army, arrived here today from San Francisco and began serving his sentence at the Federal prison, being assigned to the machine shop. VICHY Natural Aikaline Water Impogted only in botties Avoid Imitations ! A certain cure for all disorders Al plans for a sum- | with a divorce as a | n, where on election day a | utionists formed on the out- | to prevent voting. Though expecting trouble, had con- ice reserves of the whole province | the rves were d ed by Astrakhan | after Faster and has been | | ~Four persons were in- i | | < G < 1‘ of the Season The Sale lot. price. These DOWIE CHANCES AL HIS PUANS Hopes to Settle Quarrel in the Christian Catholie Church by Arbitration CHICAGO, April 11.—At the conclu- sion of a day of conferences between representatives of the opposing inter- ests of the Christian Catholic Church, the statement was made at midnight that the whole controversy would prob- ably be settled by arbitration. Both sides to the dispute, according to At- torney Emil C. Wetton, John Alexan- der Dowie’s legal representative, are anxious for an amicable adjustment of the whole dispute. Attorney Wetton, in making his statement, sald Dowie had appointed him to speak officially for himself (Dowie) while the negotiations for a settlement were going on. Wetton said: The report that Dr. Dowie would seek re- dress in the courts is entirely wrong. That will be our last resort and I am of the opinjon tonight that there will be no need to ask the courts for assistance. Dr. Dowle's prin- cipal desire in this matter is to see that every person who has ever invested a dollar in Zion City or any of the business enterprises of his receives payment in full on investments. Our plans are still only in the primary stage, but a plan Is being considered whereby an effort will be made to have the whole affair left to a board of arbitration to be chosen from representatives of both sides. ——aipme SURGEONS PROVIDE A NEW OUTLET FOR HIS STOMACH Invalid Is on Way to Complete Recov- ery After an Unusual Operation, NEW YORK, April 11.—Charles H. Gale, a wealthy merchant of South Norwalk, Conn., is recovering from an operation in which a new outlet from his stomach was made by surgeons, and to it the intestine, a portion of which had been removed, was then reattached. Gale, in the last ten years] has been operated upon for appendicitis, internal ulcers and supposed cancer of the stom- ach. He is recovering from this last operation with a rapidity very gratify- ing to the surgeons of the hospital and geems in a fair way to enjoy good health for the remainder of his days. ——————— Speculators 1gnore Good Friday. NEW YORK, April 11.—The governors of the New York Stock Exchange today voted not to close the exchange on Friday. This is the second time In_ the history of the in- stitution that it has failed to close on Good Friday, the previous occasion being in 1898, Quring the Spanish-American war. ; g i New Primary Election BHL SPRINGFIELD, IiL, Aoril 11.—The aew primery election bill providing for nomina- tions at primary elections on 35 per cent of the total vote was Introdvced fn the House and reterred to the committee on primary eic- tlons, TI-SEMITISM DUE TO IGNORANT BELIEF Russian Persecutions Sub- ject of Unusual Speech in the House. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. WASHINGTON, April 11.—Attribut- Here is the largest and most fortunate purchase we have ever made. quality—not an ordinary or a cheap hat in the entire Owing to the tremendous price concession we obtained we are able to offer the latest and most fasci- nating styles in fine straw hats way below the regular $1.50 and $1.75 Values. ‘Wide bands or narrow bands. style for every taste. them $1.75 values. A, ieesevsensecctsscncnesrsass saascnoannnan $2.00 and $2.50 Values. styles—Regulation sailors and straight, soft split effects. "~ $3.00 and $3.50 Values. ~ ~lected straws. hats are in every way worthy to be sold at $3.00 and $3.50. Our fortunate purchase enables us to offer them to you at. . i Fine Panamas $7.50 Values. strands and are beautifully finished. . exceptional values at $7.50 and form one of the leading at? tractions of this great sale at the low price of $5 00 % . Children’s Straw Sailors. style to suit the many different fancies. tional values at $1.00 and 75c.. Boys’ Straw Hats. Hats for which you Sl B aeivie oscvvn s irdsenss s avecbdvesae In every detail the leading establishment west of Chicago. 740 Market Strect. TWOL arge Stores Market, Powell & Ellis. | e—— . D 2 The hats are positively the finest Here are the facts: 2 Split straws—Fine Milan braids. All the new shapes, including that reigning favorite the “Truly Warner.” A shape for . every fancy and a None worth less than $1.50, most of Choose among thousznds\Sl .00 Fine flexible braids beautifully woven. Low or high crowns—wide or narrow brims. Soft Pliable College 5] .50 In this lotare hats you'll generally see sold at $3.00 and $3. 50, for they are made from the first quality se- The workmanship is of the finest finish and the Styles galore. Values to $2.50, sale price Genuine Ecuador panamas not to be compared with the cheap, crude styles generally sold at this price. hats are braided under water. Made of fine texture They would be considered eeeeiecg98eB cacasectes sasecs Seomcans Large shapes with beautiful streamer ribbons in pretty color combinations. Varying in size and Excep- 5 oc Sennets and splits with wide and narrow bands. All new—not an old style or an unworthy quality in the lot. should pay $1.00, now on Soc At Both Stores Storer to Present His Recall. VIENNA, April 11.—Bellamy Storer, the American Embassador at Vienna, will be re- ceived in audience by Emperor Francis Jo- seph tomorrow, om which occasion he will present bis letters of recall. sey, Delaware or South Carolina, we do no say he was lynched by the American people. The mob which yelled at Pontius Pilate was wholly without authority to say that its doings should become a charge against the Hebrew race. Let » Church of Russia speak. Let the —————— Czar speak. Not one In 1000 Russians know | Gerrnn Treops Are Li Christ was a Hebrew. Remember, Christ was born of a Hebrew woman. He was not exe- cuted by Hebrews, but died because commanded by his Father, the God whom you worshin TIENTSIN, April 12.—The embarkation of German troops from Peking commenced this morning. ing the prosecution of Hebrews in Rus- sia to the belief of the ignorant that Christ was killed by Hebrews and call- ing upon the Russian Greek church to halt the atrocities by teaching that this conviction is false, Representative Allen McDermott of New Jersey made an unusual speech in the House today. Said he: ‘With the approach of Easter come stories of a threatened massacre in Russia. The perse- cution of Hebrews because they are Hebrews is today tolerated in but few places in the Christian world, but _the spirit that is 1 breathed in the words *“‘Christ killer’” is found on the tongues of Christians in the New as well as the Old World. The perseeution of Hebrews has aiways ceased with apostasy. It is so in Russia today. Hebrews can ubtain safety of iffe and property by declaring a be- lief in the Russian Greek church. We can preach in the press and pulpit that the statement that Jesus Christ was crucified by Hebrews is the wickedest falsehood that ever came, from human lips. If Christ was mortal, if he was the son of Joseph and Mary, he was crucified by the Romans. If he was the Son of God. he was crucified by the direc- tion of his_ father. Under neither proposition can the Hebrews be held accountable. 7 Tt he was mortal he was a prisoner of Romie and the Hebrews, as a race, never cried for his 3 ‘When a mob lynches a prisoner in Ngw Jer- Adjoining Golden Gale ParK on the South Between First, and Seventh Avenues 2 In Front of Affiliated Colleges. Ellis or Eddy Street Cars Direct to This Property : pitenyd 7 N Unsur- passed for Residence N Sewering, SO , Wzfi:sr:nng (TR MY Rituminous /éd REg { Parn Siles : N Marineand Park Views Y . Visit This Property Now, While the Prices Are Within Reach and Terms Branch Office on the Property, Fifth Avenye and H Street