The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 5, 1906, Page 12

FRENCH WRITER CLAIM GAPON SCORES AGAIN 18 NOT DEAD Graduate of Cafe Anonymouswriter Skilled Dram- | Says Erle_st Is atlst 1 Alive. Makes AnoLher Hit Police Convinced| Wwith New Play Russian Was “Paraitre Murderer. INFORMATION BUREAUS APRIL 25, 11 a. m. TRAIN SERVICE SUBUREAN FERRY SBRVICE— BROAD GAUGE—To Onkland Pler, for | Oakland, Alameda and lar_ schedule. NARROW GAUGE—Tb Alameda Mole. No service. CREEK ROUTE—Passengers and ex- press to Oakland, foot of Broadway. Three boats are being operated, irregular scheduls, giving prompt servxce to all, from ahout 7 a. m. to 7 OGDEN Rourm—aegulu- “schedule. Regular equipmen: SHASTA ROUTE—Re‘uLu schedule. ular equipment. T ROUTE (East_of Los An- xg!;al;:L\—Rexul‘ar schedule. Regular equip- e VALLEY LINE (San_Francisco-Los | Angeles)—Regular schedule. Regular | equipment. COAST LINE—Through Service San Francisco-Los _Angeles: No.10[No.23[ Via Niles & 8 J. 549‘Rzualv 8 F Ferry ar 00al Oakland Pier 9:00a ar Los Angeles lv| 3:50p]| 8:30a No.9 9:28a No2l 12:082. 11:30p rmation confirm- M. Margolin has received “Princis,” ennouncing knew a letter si writer the hereabouts and in a few da the lawyer a dispatch. that the At ne the wife of Rulenberg, who offered to betray the ther Gapon’s organization 1es an open rdered Gapon is a calumny nal confirmation, however, of of the story of Gapon's exe- on was received Tuesday. It con portfolio, from Berlin to put LNOWD a8 of he document gave details n's offenses &nd closed with the phrase: “The sentence has been executed."* ng preamble justifying the ex- n' it is set forth that the work- tribunal had incontestible proofs FOR SAKE OF SHOW, io ous members of the police, whose ,| names are given, to whom he promised ay the revolutionists if allowed to reopen his organization. The document also liys at Gapon’s door responsibility for the death of Seichoff, who blew out his brains dur- the investigation of the charges inst the Gapon organization, giv- g & new and more sepsational ver- on of the reason for his sulcide. It says that Gapon, using his influence 5 r Seichoff, gave him the revolver 1d exacted him an oath that he would "|kill Nicholas Petroff, the workman der who published the disclosures of n’s relations with the Government s financial irregularities. Seich- arning the truth of the disclos- ures committed suicide rather than break his oath. e YOSPITALS UNDER HEALTH OF APPLAUSE. " = 1o Sob Recognized by Municipal Authorities . sides f the the . Buglieh| The following is the offclal list of aft I‘“‘Z“f{ sospitals under the jurisdiction of the Health Department. All others are er For [hough ause at the end te a roar of en- curtain, on and y Andre be abolished: DISTRICT NO. 1—DR. BARBAT IN CHARGE. Point Lobos, Point Lobos and Fifth wvemnes. Lane Hospital, Webster and Clay itreets. Mount Zion Hospital Sutter and _ Devisadero streets. al Maudsley, Sutter street, near De- visadero. St Rose, Fillmore and Hayes he author gerocte uvince us that Childrew's, Sacramento &nd Maple streets. California Woman’s, Sacramento street, near Baker. Hahneman, 236 Presidio avenue (temporary). Clara Barton, Scott and Post streets, Eddy and Gough streets (in church). St Mary's, 2201 Fulton street. Clement and Thirtieth. Presidio Heights Relief Emergency, Bay and Montgomery streets. Portsmoutp Square. which, of an for some- ed nights and was alked of plays of its himself plays le Marion Terry is mue. Faber the young| 2200 Pacific street (Hirschatein). over. The part of Mau. 3500 Pacifio strest (McNutts) ricette herself is played by Dorothea emersency. A tredt, omes Baird, who in private life is Mrs. H :;L“m 2600 3 s > was the original & H: y‘bw Emergency. In Tree's production GOVERNMENT. of Paul Potter's play. Sherman School A RS S B Marine. BANTA BARBARA FORWARDS COIN TO CITY OF ROSES Presidio General. Presidio Post. Harbor View. Southern Town Sends $1000 to Strick- DISTRICT NO. 2—DR. JONES en Residents of Sonoma Coun- CHARGE. tys County Seat. Potrero Emergency, Kentucky and May 4-—Santa Nigeteenth streets. 1 cash to Santa Wilmerding, Sixteenth and Utah ef of that d here that 50 severely streets. City and County, ty-second streets. Twenty-sixth and Army streets. Horace Mann School, Twi ~second snd Valencia streets. DISTRICT NO. 3—DR. WILLIAMSON IN CHARGE. Potrero and Twen= this city, and ng that food Park Emergency. end ciuwmx were t wanted, but St. Luke’s, Valencia and Twentye that money was -badly needed. One seventh streets. thousand doll was wired once by President Perkins of the Chamber of Commerce, who acted for Mayor Wood in the latter's absence from the city. ———— ACTOR UNABLE TO WOKK ENDS LIFE WiTH REVOLVER St. Joseph’s, Buena Vista Parik, Morton. . Ingleside race track. California General German, Noe street. Balboa, McAllister street, mnear Pierce. Crocker 111 Page street. St. Thomas, Laguna and Page stresta 616 Shrader street. CONTAGIOUS. Hearbor View. City and County. Twenty-sixth street. MATEBNITY. No. 1—Sherman Bchool, (temporary) , Despondent Thespian Employed at Los Angeles Theater Sends Bullet Through His Heart. | LO8 ANGELES, May 4 — George| Fairfield, an actor, for a long time em- ployed at the Empire Theater, shot| himself through the heart in his room | at 455 Bast Third street yesterday. Un- | able to work on account of {ll hen.m:.‘ weairfield became despondent. Several| pistrict No. 3—City and County, times recently he threatened to end | Horace Mann—Jones. bis life, but was dissuaded by his District No. 3—61¢ Shrader street, Teade District Marine Hospital—Barbat. rts of Fathcer Gapon's as- | former | , the former priest’s law-| Gapon’s secret relations with vari-| DEPARTMENT JURISDICTION | dfficial List of Those Conducted and | 2ot recognized and have been or will | | First Aid Station, 2100 Pacifis ave- 'ime_ of southbound trains south of San Jose about 40 minutes later lh.m regular schedule. Northbound trains d on the regular schedule, Los s to San Jose. TPFMEN Nos. 9-10—Regular. Nos. wair cars, diner and ob- servation parlor car Oakland to Los An- gelcs. L AL SERVICE—San Francisco-San via Niles—Regular schedule. Addi- 9-10 and 21-2. Trains run- via Niles preferable for San n- San Jose business. E—Nos. 27 and 25 carry observation parlor cars between San Francisco and Del Monte These trains will make all| stops formerly made by Nos. 29 aund 30. All trains out of Third and Townsend streets will stop at Valencia street, | om this It will be noted that the ast Line service i3 the only one that is at all interfered with. However, ample service is provided to all points. It is hoped that in the course of a few d 211 _trains, including the Shore Line Lim: ited will be ngain in operation. Hayward, Niles, Livermore and San| Jose (via Oakland Plerj—Regular sched- M. J. Brandenstein G (o. SAN FRANCISCO. MAIN OFFICE: Southwest Corner Cali- fornia and Gough Streets, San Francisco. BRANCH OFFICE: Southern Pacific Ware- house, Second and Town. isend Streets,San Francisco. { Temporary Office ‘Western Engineering and Construction Co. And Bucyrus Company Formerly 408 Rialto Bldg., SAN FRANCISCO. -24 New Tribune’ Building, OAKLAND, CAL, State Prisons The Executive Office of the State Prisons of California is at San Quentin. All persons having business with the prisons, of whatso- ever nature, will apply | there, B State Board of Prison Directors RENTERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS BANK Announces that its vaults are uninjured, and that it has suifered no loss except- . ing its bank fixtures, and | that it will resume busmess at the expiration of the legal holiday. | Address all mail 2801 Broadway, San Francisco. Temporary office for city business 730 Second Ave. | GEORGE M. PERINE, President. HAWAIIAN GOMMERCIAL & SUGAR (0. MAKAWELI SUGAR €0. Temporary Offices 2023 California Street San Franciseo See Dividend Notices Page 6 THE- SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATUR ngers should be requested to| Pacific Coast Steamship Co. For Los Angeles, San Diego and Santa Barbara Santa Rosa .... Sundays, 10 am State of Cal....Thursdays, 10 8 m For Eureka (Humboldt Bay) Pomona.. May 3,9,15, 21,27,1:30p Corona..May 6, 12 18,24,30,1:30p ! And every third’ day thereafter. For Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound Ports, vmm, Vancouver Umatilla. May 8,22, 11am Queen....... May 15,29, 11 am| And ev ery Tuesdny thereafter. For Ensenada, La Paz, Mazatlan,' Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports, Calling at San Pedro and East San Pedro. Curacao ,10am! Steamers leave Broadway Wharf, San Francisco Ticket Offices 968 Broadway Broadway Wharf S. F. Freight Office - Broadway Wharf C. D. Dunann, G. P. A,, San Francisco Oakland | San Francisco AMERICAN LINE. Plymouth—Cherbourg—Southampton, | ‘Phlladelphia May 12, June 9, July 7,Aug.1l St. Paul.May 13, June 16, July 14, Aug. 18 New York.May 26, June 2, July 28, Ay, fi 8t. Louis..June 2, June 30, Aug. 4, Sept. Philadelphia—Queenst: | Westerland May 12 Merion ... May 1 Noordland ay 2 Haverford ne 2 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE New York-London direct. Minnetonka. May 12, June 9, July 7, Aug. 4' Mesaba. ay 19, June 16, July 14, Aug. 11 Minnea; May 26,June 23,July 21,Aug.l Minneheha.June %, June 30, July 25, AUg.% HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK-ROTIERDAM, via BOU- Sailings Wed Ryndam Potsdam. Noordam. N. Amst sdBo's “as per Sa.nmg List. 9, 5 am 3-)’ 16, 10 am May 23, 5 am ay 30, 10 am Etatendam. une 6, 10 am Ryndam. ‘June 13, 10 am RED STAR LINE N. Y., DOVER, ALTKS\'ERP IONDON. Kroonland.May 12, June 9, July 7, A l Zeeland.May 19, June 16, July 14, Aug. , Aug. d Sept. 1 Finland.May 26, June 2. Vaderland June 2, June 20, July 25, Aug.2% WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORK—QUEEESTO Baltic. Majestic WN—LIVER- May 9, June 6, July 4, Aug. 1 _May 16, June 13, July 11, 1 s ay 20, Time =, Tuy %, Aug. 2 _June 1, June 2, July 27, Aug. % Cedric. BOSTON — QUEENSTOWN — LIVER- POOL. 10, June 7, July 5, Aus. 2 4, June 21, July 19, Au MEDITERRANEAN az0REs. | FROM NEW YORK. CRETIC.May 10, 10 a. m.; June 21, Aug. REPIJBLIC.;}ay a8 m TO THE Oct, 13, Nov. fl N. CANOPIC.May 19, § a. m.; June 30, Aug.1l ROMANIC.June 5,5:30 a. m.;July 7.8ept.15 C. D. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pa- cfle Coast, 53¢ lith st, Oukiand, Cal.| Woman's Exchange. Toyo Kisen l(aislla’ (Oriental S, S. Co.) Have Opened Their General Offices at 217-221Brannan St., San Francisco | Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, 1 p, m., for Yokohama and Hong Konhg, calling at | Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo), N’agasm and | Shanghai, and connecting at Hong | Kong with steamers for Manila, India, | ete. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. 8. S. Nippon Maru....Thursday, May 10 | S S. Hong Kong Maru..Tuesday, June s Round trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at office, corner First and Brannan sts. W. H. AVERY, Asst. General Manager. . MAIL BERING SEA CANNERIES Will be received at the OFFICE OF THE Alaska PacKkers Association PIER 20, STEUART STREET WHARF Till Thursday, May 3rd. J. D. SPRECKELS BROS. & CO. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Have Opened Temporary Qffices at the Oceanic Steamship Company’s Dock Pier 7, foot of Pacific St. Oceanic S. S. Company SPRECKELY LINE 8. S. ALAMEDA, for Honclulu 1 a_m., s 1 .8 "SONGMA, for " Honofulu, New Zealand and Australia. ............................ 5 p. m., May dist OFFICE 1008 Broadway, 0akhnd. or Pier 7, San Francisco. For Portland and Coos Ba S. S. BREAKWATER (Spreckels’ Line) will sail for Portland, via Coos Bay, on or about May 15, 11 a. m, from Pler 7, San Francisco. Office 1008 Broadway, Oakland, or at Pier, San Francisco, LOW RATES. Y, z 6 MAY 5,190, freight. Oakland. wmm General Freight and Passenger Traffic Office Ferry Building Second Floor, San Francisco. Freight Depot Spear and Harrison Streets We are making every effort possible to assist San Francisco firms in locating and taking delivery of their San Francisco firms who wish to have theirshipments diverted to Oakland should file notice promptly at our office in Ferry Building, San Francisco, or 1112 Broadway, Send us your address, edeoderge 4 San Francisco R L R SR T G D B B DS B D G D E D WD T W LT T B B L Vew York Centrat .Cmes Oakland Office 1168 BROADWAY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT DEPARTMENTS. i]rl—lion Pacific Railroad In San Francisco TICKET OFFICE in Ferry Building, ground flgor, near Southern Pacific. FREIGHT OFFICE, 1757 Post St., be- tween Webster and Buchanan. Oak- land Office, 44 San Pablo Ave. 8. F. BOOTH, Gen'l Agt. Passenger Dept. C. CLIFFORD, Gen’'l Agent Freight Dept. » CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY AND North Shore Railroad Company All persons having bills against the A Califorgia Northwestern Railway Com- pany and North Shore Railroad Com- pany prior to March 31, 1906, are re- quested to forward immediately to. Gl e AL D N ‘Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes, Red, Inflamed and i Byellds Soothed ckly Murin Eye lng. Qc:‘ Druggists, 5o s Central Pacific Railway Company LAND DEPARTMENT. People having business concerning Town Lots in HUNTINGTON TRACT, Near Melrose, TOWN OF MINA, Nevada, TOWN OF HAZEN, Nevada, May address or call at Room 23, 1003 1-2 Broadway Oakland - WILLIAM H. MILLS, Land Agent. New Zealanders WILL PLEASE COMMUNICATE WITH J. D. SPRECKELS BROS. & CO. Oceanic S.S. Wharf, Pier No. 7, San Francisco Claremont Oil Co. Permanent Address 16th and Hlinois Street, San Frqncisco.