The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 31, 1906, Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 31, 7\ JEWS CELEBRATE PENTECOST FEAST Ancient Custom Is?)gsewed by All Con-| gregations of the City. | Rabbis Refer in Hopeful Language to Future Reconstruction. { Pentecost was ftting- e rday by the entire This time-honored = to the hearts of £t th, and light in these vities of the The j e holiday ing, and with was ob- trine of Judaism ant_over diffi- Voorsanger enumerat sregation and MANY and monwmental - pat Temple ¥manu-Fi until the end of time S ENDURE. held at Bernard greg LAWS FOR M ely natural taken ten com- 3 on Mount nee w. added awe ) the occasion, and people with earnest- behalf of one law, P into one solid £ together for one appropriat re- pr: re- has the erred to the which ts in is the sil- sent cloud of gradually be- r the position formerly , now traveling in n chanted the »dies in most ef- DS DISAPPEAR. casion was de- . who spoke on. He zens of are body, having ic inters n ‘working g to upbuild ti t He VALLEY WATER WORKS PRING A CORPORATION). Maturity and Redemption second and Third Mort- of t First, Bonds. that the First| of the SPRING VAL-| WORKS, a corporation, | to- the amount of four seventy-five ereby . and : dollars, the Sec- | Bonds of sald corporation, ling to the amount of four s hundred and ninety-one $4,991,000.00) dollars. and the | Bonds of said ‘corpora- | anding. to- the amount of | hundred and fifty thou- 00) dollars, will each and 4 be REDEEMED on Sep- 1906, by payment. on that principal and accrued interest, ¢ of said Spring Valley Water ckton_ street, in_the { San Francisco, State nited States of America, ; and after said date INTER- each and all of said bonds WILL rder of the Board of Directors of | g Valley Water Works. San Franciseo, California, March 1506 . NG VALLEY WATER WORKS. ate Seal.) | WEBE HOWARD, President, | LHAM W. AMES, Secretary. | Genuine Must Bear { Fac-Simile Signature | ot ] REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. THREE CONCERNS T0 PAGK FRUT Output Will Be MuchLess Because of the Great Conflagration. i | | | 1Inquiries From .Many Quarters Indicate a Strong Market. It is estimated that 300,000 cases of goods were burned in the factories and warehouses of the various packers dur- ing the big fire, in addition to suck stocks as were in the hands of the wholesale and retail grocery trade. A large part of the stocks in packers < had been sold and. stored for account. in dam. but said that while there may be of opinion in matters of be- form there should and must difference the perform- as citizens of the alifornia. Temple, in addi- rayers, the rabbi, the vy, confirmed a class further difference and be any e of liel not an. enthusiastically -as ent future of San Fran- expressed his fervent prayer e members of the class might zed goods has been stocks have not owing to the desire eck up warehouse ac- of packers to « d 11") ~».»‘-\ the "'"31 r_li{: K'?;'M:'; counts udnd S their outstanding @ce 18 & (2 clas counts adjusted confirmed - would have. a part "y e G Abe e 2 ot 4 e n e ¢ disaster the following cann atu e class on its.|ies Were burned dfastly remaining to en- f confirmation. They an_honor that it was ss confirmed at this t ears they would cherish of the occasion which o so shortly after the great ca which had befallen their be- CLASS IS CONFIRMED. alifornia Fruit Ca 15 r « “entral anneries; « Company; Pre-| g Co The California i:u:t Canners’ ciation’s cutting plant was not burned, and is now.in operation on peas and early fruits. The Overland Packing Company's. plant not burned, but |has been leased to other parties in an- Asso- oThose _confly e eanarlottd lother line of business. 'N. Goelger Crown. Vioiet 2 o Woll Ce. | Plant.: used chiefly in the packing of | lia Garren, Hel Lo en AVhite. meat and vegetables, was not burned. s Garren en alen WhIMer | Mr. Jacobs it engaged . in building a | ad, Morris T Faia® new plant for-the California Canncries | cimia Wolft, LA Company. and hopes-to have it ready | Annie Golober, Lena - arence | for the fruit The Code-Port- | e s e Saratiy, Bk Lot h\nn{i-(l_‘b\ll ar- A Seliarck e N tan. Van s n' made to move :7:114']1'«-( , Florence Levy a the bay to East Oakland and sedder. ot by the confirmed clasy|the cily ‘plant will mot be operated | fts gathering up the floral decora- | Refedrior. e iaed »uid appear, therefore, that the O tc priak 1o the X« iia Fruit Canners’ Association’ A T ok and dis. culting plant, N. Goetgen's and pos- i Mount Zion | SDIY the plant of the Californi neries Company operated in-San The Céntr: Ca their factors icicco by fire | the day ‘before tn ake, and the lant in.which they were interested in Fuba City was burned on May 20. MANY LETTERS AWAITING CLAIMANTS IN OAKLAND Chamber of Commerce, Twelfth and| On the whole, it is likely that the packs will be shortened. San Franklin Streets, Wants Addressees . i runcisco has cen the detér- ce mining fact P of standard and cheaper grades of to Call for Mall. A ruits and veg- Letters addressed to the following|etables, owing to the large (\\l(pugl.' persons have been left at the Chamber cheaper labor, cheaper delivered cost Telfth ‘and Franklin of all materfals and usually cheaper ruit. { The inquiry for future prices from all Nikolo quarters indicates a strong market. The 3eer, Adolf: Bocksleit- [situation in Great Britain has im- | A.; Bur- proved materia owing to the poor : Busu, Dr.|condition of the growing fruit crops 4 in gland. Holders of California Vincenz; Beer, Joe: | gqq ve marked up their prices and Boetner, Arthur; ghow u pected interest in the pros- pective pack . M. G.: Czermak, In spite of the good crop of peaches e promised in Maryland and Delaware ; . Dinic, | #D@ other places, the volume of busi- David. vich, John; ){“l‘rin I tlantic seaboard and in nd Mr. Anna and Josef; Dicker, subject to approval.of | opening p s reported as being ischer, Mrs, Antonie and Mr. Sam; h"i‘»"'k';; S : ; '’ sischer, Sigmw rel 1 Pitz- ickers see: ing to quote new sche igmund; Feix, Rudolf; Fitz intil the can supply Is more |4 ald, John P. v assured and until time given | jes, Miss Evelyn; Grunberg, Sieg- |to provide for the changed conditions. egmund; Goldmann, | |“DEADWOOD DICK” DIE A PAUPER IN DENVER Grosslight Gifford, Capt . Mrs. E. W john; Hammerschlag, Matteo; Haskins, Hermann, Mr. ‘William A. Magée FHOMAS MAGEE & Frederic E. M.lne SONS _ REAL ESTATE AGENTS TEMPORARILY AT 2550 PACIFIC AVENUE - WILL RESUME BUSINESS AT THEIR OLD OFFICE 5 MONTGOMERY STREET ABOUT JUNE 15. Telephone West 1301. LOCATIONS FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS g FOR SALE AND TO LEASE Will Build to Suit Responsible Tenants The Continental Fire Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. All persons holding policies in the above named Company are hereby notified that the time named in the policies for filing of proofs is hereby extended for sixty days, to 17th of August. Policy-holders are also notified that losses are now being adjusted and paid as rapidly as possible. BRING, IN YOUR STATEMENTS. NEW BUSINESS ACCEPTED. ARTHUR G. NASON & CO. METROPOLITAN MANAGERS. OFFIC] Rooms 89-91 Delger Bld, Oakland. 1931 Sutter St., Near Fillmore, | San Francisco, Cal 3 Architects’, Draughtsmen’s, Frames. l 1 SANBORN, VAIL & CO.§ Mission Street, Bet. Fourth and Fifth ; Artists’, Bookkeepers’ and | Office Supplies, Mirrors, Mouldings, and Picture Business going like nothing had happened. J. BART BRoKERs I Local Are Again Located at FEDERATION OF LABOR AIDS THE PORTO RICAN STRIKERS Walk-Out of Tollers Is Interfering With Werk on the Arccibo Sugar Plantations. SAN JUAN, P. R, May 30.—Strikers are seriously inxerlrflnf with work on the sugar plantations in the Arecibo district. The police are handling the situation with much. difficulty. The rican Federation of Labor asserts 1t the police are belng used to intim- idate the strikers. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor is sending financial aid to the strikers. As a policeman was taking a prisoner to the Arecibo jail today he passed a labor meeting, a speaker of which urged the crowd to release the striker. An attack was made, and in the con- fiict the policeman was wounded and a striker was killed. The American Federation of Labor will send a pro- test to President Roosevelt, through President Gompers. Several canefields have been fired. —— —————— Excursion Steamship Sinks. t Wm.; Hennings, Otto; Honlg. nar-!l’n--ln: of Gambler Famous im the | eisser, Miss Herminn; Honig, Ludwig; | Early Days of the Black Hills { Heimel, Charles; Hucher, Otto; Hecht, | and Leadville, Julius; Hofer, Mrs. Elise CRIPPLE CREEK, May 30.—Frank | ston, R. P.; Jurdan, Victor. Palmer, aged 4 ars, hn, Armin; Kepes, Josef; Kelz, | D! D e o : TR H ert: Kra. |days made 4 fortune at gambling, Julius; Klausper. Budelf Rupert; diss S eaterany i the oonuty KON % paoe and Mr. Maria, Doris and per. Death resulted from pneumonia, pler, Mrs. Maria; Kaindl, Mrs. superinduced by morphine. Mr. Jos; Kahn, G. H.; Kar-| Palmer was a nephew:of ex-Governor rerez; Konigstein, ‘Sigmund | Palmer of Tllinios. and was born near and (¢ E hpr!'vfiéfl{lll. 11l He left home at the and ; age of 17 and drifted westward, going Lehmuth, Mrs. Freda; Landan, Da-|to Deadwood, D., where he made a vid; Leopold, Edward; Leder, Messrs. |fortune playing games of chance. He Paul and Max; Leyon, Helen; I.ate, Was dubbed "Deadwood Dick” by the e 1 D Lawites, Tauuld gambiers of that piace. He was the B3 ero of many hair-raising stories in Meinhardy, Mrs. Amelia and Mr.|Beagle’s half-dime novels. Paul; Mechtler, Gustav; Martin, Grace; At the age of 20 Paimer returned to Mills, Mr. Illinois, and one year later married the Nielsen, Mrs. Anna and Mr. Charles; |Sister of a prominent Episcopal clergy- Jlan, Con N.: Nikoletich, Nicolo. man of Chicago. One child was born to the couple. O'Connor, Mrs. Amelia; Oliver, D. H.| “'pajmep and his wife separated less | Porter, James E.; Peterson, Pierce; than two years after the marriage. and | Pulitzer. Hugo; Pomeisl, Kamillus; Pe- | Palmer settled in I He came | ter, August; Paternost hn; Purt, Er- [to Cripple Creek ei 3 , and S . e |for a while played sho For ; Pa Victor. several vears he had made a living Quinn, John ( A % | selling pop corn,\peanuts and the like Ritter, John; Rothbauer, Franz; | around the local gambling houses, He Roth, Merninn; Ralner, Mrs, Anna and | had become a victim of the drug habit. | Mr. Franz; Rogers, Lewis B. e | Sourdry, Mrs. Elizabeth; Stapler, Dr. | SCHOONER BADLY WRECKED Desider; Sikora, Karl; Stenson, N.; BY EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA Sfone, ‘Mrs.; Scheff, Messrs. T. and Bros: Scott, W. W.; Schmit, Jacob;|Crew of Men Hurled Into the Water Schoenduby family; Schwarz, Henry; in Delaware Bay, but Later Sandison, Madge. ' Rescued. Thieler, Gertie; Testa, Mrs. Klelis. | MILLVALE, N. J., May 30.—While Viajki, Luka. {the sloops of the ovster fleet were Wachtler, George; Wiedermann, Fo- |dredging above Maurice River Cove, in sef; Wild, Otto; Willlams, Mrs. Th.;|Delaware Bay, vester : Welllsch, ~ Charles; _Whitnay, John {2o0°'°% Tirge mortion o b mor bz’ Drayton; Werner, Messrs. Heinrich | destroyed. The deck, with the Onp-‘ and Rich. | tain, David Robbins, and a crew of | Zuckermann, Carl; Zischka, Mrs. |five men was thrown into the water | B g e distance away and debris was Maria; Zaskovsky, A.; Zilmer, Mrs.| g a(tered over the bay for hundreds of Helenn. feet. Strangely enough Captain Rob- RS A e {bins and his crew were not seriously Lok Gathith sk amiitws | injured, receiving only a fow cuts and | OWL SERVICE ON SOME LINES | The schooner was equipped with gas- | {oline ‘machine ~dredges, and several | Cars Will Be Run All Night on Mission | 1anKs of naphtha, which were stored in the hold, exploded. In a few min- Street and Into the Richmond utes the schooner plunged to the bot- | et. {tom of the bay x : | The six men clung to the fragments ed e Cmited RO B e Mioston | Of the deck and because of the heavy ahd Bady street lines and as 3 Was i1 o Siors oarit e agiculty plcked up-by the days of the opera, when safe lights | ¢ e blazed into the far hours of the morn- RS ¢ ing, mo one meed mow be:fearful of|¥FIVIFINO STUDENTS WILL missing the last car. { BE GIVEN CHANCE TO WORK The Mission-street line will serve the | unburned southern portion of the city | Boys From the Islands to Be Given | and the Eddy-street system will care for the Western - Addition and the | Richmond District. While the United | WASHINGTON, May 30.—Philippine Railroads claims that its owl service | will be operated at a loss for some : : 2 {ime to come It has determined.to re- | Lo ior, s ucation &t Government % new the all night service that those|'qystle”.and make their own living this that are compelled to work until after | summer, preparatory to entering upon the regular service has discontinued : their fourth and -last year of schoeol for the night may be accommodated. | work next fall, —_—o— | I‘z ls;\tgexdmfl" of the Bureau of In- ADVISES RELATIVE | sular fairs that the students shall DoDE AUCESSMENT oF CiTy | Dive & few monthis of actual hustling TO ASSESS | when they must rely upon themselves and learn American customs and meth- Conferemce With Members of the Sam|o0ds better than is possible in the schools and universities. Francisco Real Estate Board Most of the students who are in Takes Place, agricultural colleges and many of those Assessor Dodge conferred with ‘the | students who came to this country in 4in normal schools will g0 to work on _ Assessql The voung Filipinos who are San Francisco Real Estate Board yes- | farms . " | studying law will go into law offices terday about the assessment roll. Af-|o 4™ 0 P oihers will go into -shops terward it was given out that mo un-|g,q factories. A number of the en- derstanding wae reached and that the| | gineering students are trying to get ‘.?l‘,‘.'.f;o;‘x'fgl’;x':afgoxr&“' m‘:MM""onl | B inces iu surveying partie sont oulsby Brokers | the United States Geological Who nre members of the Real E-t’u‘ PRASS TN on oL NN Board to remove to lowntown o~ w - cations as soon as convenmient =it Teip Bate Dast Vin. Senth was also dec! that no applicant = : shail be admitted to membership ia |, ?_‘gg"g' 's';fi gg:f‘!‘:!:;llwh%::‘lgnJ::g the board who has nob-had one vear I AN Y5r%9s'50, and Junc § and 7 to of experfence in the real estate busi-|oyaha and Kansas City and return $60, { Louisville, Ky., and return $75.75, Chi- | cago and return $72.50, New York and return $108.50, and tq other Kastern peints at similar low rhtes. The tickets sold on June 2 and 3 are Low Re ness. y in a general way.the report of the committee of forty relative to the widening of streets was approved without recommendatjon in reference to details. The five years’ provision good until July 31, the others are good in this matter was opposed. |for ninety days. See Southern Pacific o ;;gentls. é?e(: gull(-f.or;) sirest, ferry an. n Oakla B Debating Soclety Resumes. -0 oy i an Pablo The debating society attached to the | ———— e Humboldt Evening School has resumed | Japanese Philosopher Killa Himself, work in the Afiliated Colleges. A | VICTORIA, B. C.. May 30.—Ya § :it: ate has been arranged for Thurs-|Noakuma. a noted Japanese phm,..%..' day night. This will be the third meet- | pher, pupil of Dr. Inouve, has com- RIGA, Russia, May sion steamship Vima capsized off her pier here last evening. in consequence of u\'»rlm\dlnf. Fifteen persons are believed to have perished. Eleven bodies were recovered from under the steamship today. The Vima had just started . for Dubbein, a neighboring watering place, when she keeled over and sank. MEN Do you suffer from ‘Weakness, Varico- 2eY cele, Hydrocele, & Stricture, Specific '_;; Blood Poison, Skin o Diseuses, or any chronic or seeming- ly incurable trouble? If so, come to me at once and be thor- oughly cured before it is too late. To the cure of these diseases I have confined my practice, and by skillfully pplied sclentific treatment I perma- St Savio sasential 10 the most Thod- afflicted with any private disease or weakness I want you to call and see tain positively whether you can be cured. and F R E E Examination Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. treated unti such times as ‘they can make a payment on their ¢ {f you how. DR.WALCOTT CO. 1212 Turk Street, nr. Webster - San Francisco Title Insurance and Guaranty Company s nently cure the worst cases, My offices ern methods of practice. If you are me. It will cost you nothing to ascer- Consultation All Letters Strictly Confidential. Those who have n> money will be are sick and have no money come any- .. Specialists for Men - Formerly Mills Building ~—Now— the society since the fire. [mitted suicide by jumping into-the cr ve besn well attended. ter of Aso volcane. ing held by The others ba SW. Cor. Bush and Steicer Ss. Stocks and Bonds 480 California Street KOHL BUILDING 30.—The excur- | H&co | and Eastern Their Former Office WESTERN| |FUEL CO. | 340 Steuart St. ‘ SAN FRANCISCO Ist and Market Sts., Oakland 0 Mianers, Importers and Shippers of (0AL Dunsmelr's W "o | | New Wellington Beaver Hill e fonty ] COKE o Building Materials Department We are General Sales Agent for STANDARD PORTLAND CEMENT CO. CARNEGIE BRICK and POTTERY CO. CENTRAL BRICK CO. : HOLMES LIME CO. MARBLEITE PLASTER CO. All Plasts in Fall Operati North British and Mercantile Insur- ance Company OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. | Combined Assets Over Eighty-Seven Miltion. | o the Public and Our Patrons: The North British will pay all fire fosses just as soon as adjusted. Our for handling all loss claims is ted In the Tribune building, north- ~st corner of Eighth and Franklin treets, Oakland. Our office for gen- leral fire bustness is at 2027 Sutter Btreet, San Franeisco. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO., 460 Eighth St. Oakland Agents | TOM C. GRANT, | General Agent for Pacific Department, _W. J. NICHOLS, General Adjuster. G. B. BURLING General Insurance My Records Have Been - . Temporary 0ffice at 2424 SUTTER STREET Clients Please Report Losses to Above Address. - CASH PAID For old gold, silver, diamonds and checks. 1313 Buchannn and 1601 Post Sts. Londen Assurance Gorporation SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 2321 BUCHANAN STREE‘I'. Loss Notices bave been acknowledged. - Proofs of Loss, time for filing extended until the 18th of August, 1906. Policies Lost or Burned please report, as we have com= plete records and will fumish copies. Policy Holders are advised to avoid Collection Agencies of every description; also so-called Adjusters for the Assured. We have ten Adjusters (and more are coming), who will facilitate the preparation of Proofs of Loss. San Francisco Losses amount to less than one-quarter of the Corporation’s Cash Assets, and under Head Office instructions the same will be paid without drawing upon the Corporation's Funds in this Country. The London Assurance Corporation has been in busi- ness without interruption for nearly two hundred years, and proposes to move right along, in spite of the tremendous dis- aster which so recently overtook our beautiful city. LOSSES PAID IN CASH WITHOUT DISCOUNT WM. J. LANDERS, Manager. F. W. TALLANT, Branch Secretary. New York Underwriters Agen OF THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN. All persons holding policies in the above named company are hereby notified that the requirement of policies giving notice of loss'is waived,and that the time named in the policies for filing proofs is also waived. Our insured are hereby notified that losses are now being adjusted and paid as rapidly as possible. PACIFIC DEPARTMENT 464 TENTH ST., OAKLAND. MANN & WILSON, Managers. -y TEUTONIA INSURANGE G0 OF NEW ORLEANS, LA, All persons holding policies in the above named company are hereby notified that the requiremént of policies giving notice of loss is waived, and that the time named in the policies for filing proofs is also waived. Our insured are hereby notified that losses are now being ad- justed and paid as rapidly as possible. Pacific Coast Department 464 Tenth Street, Oakland. MANN & WILSON, General Agents, C. M. BENJAMIN, Adjuster. FIRE INSURANCE COLLECTED NOTICE GIVEN AND PROOF OF LOSS PREPARED. .* .» . FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST .COMPANY 1921 FILLMORE STREET LOANS ON INSURANCE. Money loaned on policies at regular banking ratess Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. W. J. BARTNETT CHAS. W. SLACK 2 Attorneys Phenix Insurance Gompany Of Brooklyn Time for giving notice of loss er filing proofs will be extended on request. Our adjusters will make up proofs of all losses adjusted without expense to claimants. Call or address at new location, POLYTECHNIC BUILDING Cor. Twelfth and Harrison Streets, Oakland. Will have one room of our offices in Kohl building ready for use in a few days. A. C. OLDS, State Agent, San Francisco, Cal. J. H. LENEHAN, General Agent, Chicago, Ili. - SPRINGFIELD FIRE and MARINEINSURANGECO. 1112 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. Policy holders who have not already filed their notices of loss are . requested to do so, with their addresses, soon as ', to facilitate early adjustment. The Company's adjusters are prepared to assist assured in the preparation of proofs of loss, without cost. Every sary, information will be given, to the end that early and satisfactory justmen®: gn? scttlements may be made. 2 1 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manages j 8