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There are* many per-
sons living to-day, whom
doctors have given up to
die. Dr. Miles' 'Heart
Cure has added years to
their lives. It -strength-
ens the heart nerves and
muscles, restores normal
heart action, so that it
can send the hlood
through the veins to nour-
ish and sustain life.
**I cm glad to recommend Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure «»d Nervine for they ha v«
been at great benefit to me. The
doctors said I was liable to die aay
time; my case was Incurable. I was •
told this by doctors In this vlllaga and
Southern Minnesota. I have vsed
four bottles of Heart . Cure and th*
cam* of Kervlae. and although not a
young 1 man, cstux passed through the
war. I feel yoenrer than I did before.
I am feelinr better to every way and
rlßfs like a health? six year old boy.
I wac advised to use rour medicines
by a man who Is now a perfect speci-
man of manhood. He tried Dr. Miles
T*medy and he said it cured him Of
heart trouble. twoiv« years a»o .after
the doctors had given nim up t* die.
CHAS. B. MURPHY. Verndale, Minn.
Dr. Miles* Heart Cure J* told by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If It falls
he win refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Pure for Baby
Prepared Anywhere in a Moment "
Whether at home, visiting, or travel-
ing:, a clean jar of boiled water, clean
cursing bottles and a can of
Sanipure Milk
nre all you need, mother, to make baby ' 3
diet as near as an artificial food can be
to mother's milk. \u25a0
Sanipure Milk provides all the ingrrt-
dients in correct proportions. . ° It is
healthy cow's milk with excess, of casein
removed and so modified that analysis
shows it to be more nearly like mother' 9
milk than any substitute nature and
science have yet produced. :« ; I'SJt,-
The c*xaatity is resralated by tbe amount o£
Sacrpure .Mi:k and tciied water combined for
each fecdiaf . Our booklet directs you just how
to prepare baby's food, according to are. etc
Avoid tbe risk of chaa?in£ diet: yon can have
baby's food richt nnder all circumstances if-
yon cse Sa&ipcre Milt— the food that makes
xncscle, booe. braia— and strength, asweUas fat
If your dealers haven't Sanipure Milk, send us
their names and we will scad you free, a samplt
-can and oxx booklet, "Baby's First Days.**
Send TODAY-It UNatunt'm Way : ;
PACIFIC COAST CONDENSED MILK CO.
Dept.33 . . \u25a0\u25a0 Seattle. Wwk., U.S.A.
• \u2666
[HE CALIFORNIA. PROMOTION COMMIJTEE
-(Organized^ J902) „ . /
IM10MOTI0X: The act of promoting; »d-
vaui-cnipnt; ENCOUEAGEMEXJ I.—Century1 .— Century Die-
tiua»ry.
. -rrr-" >-:\u25a0 --, -:>v--:./ : !
Tb<> Celifornla Promotion committee" ha« for
i;s object the PBOMOTfcNG or California as a
whole. '- . . •-...• ; . \u25a0
!t bas nothla? to sell/ " \u25a0
It* eaersles arc derotpd 'to fostcrinz all things
ilist hare the ADVANCEMENT of California as
Uj^ir Object.
It jrircs reliable "nfonnatioa on e>ery subject
••onnected with the isdnstriM of California.-
It gKe» EXCOUBAGEMENT to tbe ertablish-
r:,.-t!t <f !)\u25a0\u25a0«\u25a0 Industries and invites desirable
Jib migration. „" ',
' It Is not an employment «c«ncy, altbongh It
gives information regarding lal>or conditions.
IX ;re+ r ::'* tbe opportunities and needs In all
Celos of business a.nd professions! actlTit^. •
Tte cocimlttee Is supported b.r popular sub-
i-?ription and makes no charge for.. any serrice
rendert^l. ' ." .
AftlUtcfl with the committee are ICO com-
mercial <ir£f.nlza.tl<»» of the state, with a
membership of OTer 20,«00. . \u25a0.
f Meetlnss sre beld scmiannuallr. In. different
parts of California, vrbere matters of etate in-
terests are discussed. • \u25a0 « . * \u0084 '
?< Headquarters of tfee <*ommlttee are malntsinen
in San Francisco la California building. Union
Square. ". . •„••'•*•
COREESPONDENXE CXVITED.
Dr. Mar Don
fC'Wfe^f^ 1 *^ c note^ Doctor
rZ^jetj^^rV^t Chinese Empire
756-7^°'ciay X Sifcet
fcffijijX)B|E^^^^K» Saa Frmneueo
With kaowle&ce Inherited tarooxh . st-rea
rcncratloaa, csre* all alh&e&ta that tb» ku-
maa aystsni la sebject to, by otva&a .«f
Teas and earcfclly selected Herbs. Oob-
«n}t«tlon <UUy-
FRENCH
Savings Bank
The French Savings Bank has de-
' dared a Dividend of\
4% V
on all its Deposits. , \' .
Cor. Slitter and Trinity Sts:\
Above MentKomerr St.
. !. COFFEE
The worst extravagance
is a "cheap" one. better
not waste the money.
Tear rrocer rtrvrnt jewr aeoer ii ros isn't
Ilk t ScoiUmr** Btst. lit .par cm.
Morrison, Cope & Brobeck
Itare removed tbelr law offices to the
CROCKER BUILDING
Corner Market and Montgomery Streets
J. B. McINTYRE BINDERY CO.V
-BOOKBINDERS '.
c 1161-U6S HOWARD ST.
Between Sere&tlraad Eifrtth.
ilarket 23C8. Saa £na£jjCß%
NONUNION TELEGRAPHERS
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST
Number of Strike Breakers
Will Sit at the Keys
This Morning \^
GIVEN BIG BONUSES
Several Chief '".Operators
From Other Cities In
cluded Among Them
The first installment of strike break
ers to take the places of the telegraph
operators now on strike in this city
reached San Francisco yesterday and
will be put at work today in the main
offices of the Postal and Western Union
telegraph companies inthe ferry Lulld
in* and in West Oakland. The ope
rators are regular employes of the tele
graph companies^ and have been drawn
from the offices in eastern cities to fill
the vacancies here until new trained
men can be engaged to take up the
work. •
The Santa Fe and ' Southern Pacific
overland trains arriving yesterday
morning brought a number of skilled
nonunion operators from Chicago, Cin
cinnati, Omaha, Dcs Molnes, Kansas
City and other places and more are ex
pected to arrive within two or three
days. .
Five operators of the Postal company
arrived yesterday and reported for duty
at the ferry office. They said they had
been sent "here for temporary work and
would return to their regular posts as
soon as new men were" found to take
their places in the local office. In com
ing west thei^ traveling expenses were
paid and they were promised" their
choice of railroad routes in returning
east.
GIVEX LARGE BONUSES.
The strike, breakers are being given
large bonuses Cer their work- here.
Their regular salaries are continued
and in addition they are gtven 30 cents
an hour for all w.ork performed here
and are allowed to put in as much time
as they desire. Most of . the new
comers have elected to take" 15 hour
shifts, which make's it possible' for
them to earn fi'om *.-2' ato $250 a
month. Many of them aremen known
to o the officers of the telegraphers*
union, and they: display anxiety to
avoid .meeting' o these officers and run
ning the .risk of being "recognized °from
photographs which, they claim, are in
possession of =the union's „ executive*
committee. •. . . .;
The men .imported ° include ° many of
the more experienced operators -from
the eastern cities, among them being
the chief operators of 'some of the of
fices in the. east. '-. • • {'. ..
. -A.t the temporary- majn : offibe- of- th'p
Postal company Jn the" ferry; "building
17- men were "at \u25a0 work yesterday, as 'l
against the^regular force" of 40 op«ra- '•'
tors. It was stated by those. ln c «hxrge
that the business/ q£ the compatvy liad
been entirely cleared-up -each. 3 night
and that no difficulty 'was being: foiiaX 0
in sending wltWii a reasonable time, all \u25a0
messages ".filed. -.-General 'Superintendent-
L.W. Storror expressed-; himself ; as- en
tirely. satisfied; He said: c .; --.••
I understand that the" striking .- operators °«s J-
wrt th«t tie strike l«.«bo\it' tob.bp settfrd: if
It i« I bare b^arci nothing' .of o it anrl Unmv .no
reason rrhy It should be=.t'sftUed." JTe. are=' not
distressed. Oh-ttie contrary,- vce are-'harln-g 'n>
Tfry easrtime>f it today. Messages' sre -beffls
taken 'care of .as- pnteptl.T. .&\u25a0 tbey 'erer. were.':
w > «r« taWns.otr.a few .«p«rtterii>a't. «-». need*,
them and? are.- -ha-rlng., ho . flif flcnltjr ' whafeTer:
i« filling '.the- places of one form<>r *niployeß. •
\\*ESTERX . 1/XIpX'S - CLAIMS. '. :" :
Superintendent 9 May '.crfo c "the c ?Weste"rn
Union *ald. >;est4rday; •.. j.. o ' ?''.l *; - ; \u25a0"' o
•Ab f«r'a«" tbe.We*ter» .Cnion In coaceraed-.the.
strike is'.endedL.-. Thf-re. i ? no strife— ot at l?ast
I am not.aware .'of i*ny:.' We/hare e'lifplo.Tws"
enooßli to take ca,re .of r all our btfflnjess'.r Our;
offices at-e .clear '.of .easf »nd c\restb'oufld.i'nieb
sapes.. • Indeed we iare a'.rarKe : .number-*f'.onrc
operators a day off today. . Sunday ''la always;
quiet and this is -rio - exceirt'ion-. . Xot. 'only .&c< ; .' «<»•'
< aurht up . with our -work-, -. t»ut- we are' itiead
of 1t... " . -.. : ". • ' • • o - , o . .° .° \u25a0 : - •\u25a0•\u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0 .
1: hare hwird- ljothlaic-frotß Xew.Yiorl: oif -elso-^
where; about an vitecsioa of the -local- .-walkout. "
T am not:(x>ndins. for any nscre'tnep. because .we
do not tMMtfJajijp. <nd what 'Tsjranr-W ficriir Trom
now on Trill, bp fiUM easljy f rtnn 'the applications
for positions we.'are'Tsonsta.ntly' woelVins- Fprfr
branch offices w.lll be." rebpincil toniiirrow morn- :
in* la .this cltr. .-'... .0°:. 0 °: ' _ •' '.-\u25a0• i>" v
: At° th*= Oakland headquarters -of tho
telegraphers* =un'idn : it was siaje^ last
night that. the situation' jfront "the union
point. of : view. was. entirely satisfactory.
It was denied '.thai, 'the; cbrijpany had
succeded in. importing ."men '^nany; injim
bers from- the .east' to /take' the places,
of the operators 0 out on strike. ' \u25a0 "The
union officials 'expressed- confldeh'ce'iri
the ability of the organization ' to -win,
declaring that the passing odeac-Jr day
found the Westetn • Union' and 'Postal
telegraph companies o bearlngj a larger
accumulation of .messages wHich 3 c'o-u3d
not be handled. .The u hi o it men: are'ern
phatic in . the assertion- th^t- the meri.
will not weaken'- ari'd will noi xefcurn. to
work until the. -compainjes "grant, JfUlf
recognition : of .the organization .' and
take them back on the* terms for which
they have stood:. since ytiey /struckY ° °
MILi-ER IS°OPTIJMISTIC ! 6 '
I. N. Miller. Jr..o f the Western Union
telegraph company,' cln. Oak
land on the strike situation, said 0 yes
terday: ' \\. . fj.Z '•". " . °'6
We are coins to^ open four offices 'ln Sin-
Francisco tomorrow or \u25a0 the next day.? -.*rhere
will be one la Howard street, "near Second; one
In Daris street, in the fruit dealers* district-;
one in the Chronicle building and another at Nb.
5 Montjomery street. . ;:.'. . *..-'.'
We bare plenty of operators to take care of
them aU. With the, offices we .bare open.' it
Van Nes» and Bush, ."• Third and' Townscnd
*tre»ti and In. the ferry building*- ire. will sbe
fairly well able to take care of norm al = business
In the city. . • . .
The strike appears . to be disintegrating ailt
tle on this side. Two jrood union operators' came
In this moraine, said tb<*y had bad enough and
\u25a0re now at the keys. They came on the same
terms that the others will hare to accept If they
come back — the lndirldual terms they arrange
with me. No committees or delegations will
pet a bearing at all. And the longer they stay
oat>th<? fewer will come back nnder any \u25a0con
sideration, for we don't need nearly all of
them and would be unable to use them. .
Union operators at outside points bare both
ered us to a certain extent, as , they are nat
urally surly OTer the wires to the men witli
us here. Ilowerer, the discharge \u25a0of two op
erators In lxx> Angeles on Saturday probably, will
end the practice. Aa long: as men are In : our
employ and continue to accept * our money the
discipline must : be obserred and the work be
done satisfactorily. • . . '
A general strike throughout the country
would result in the defeat of tbe strikers in, a
very short time, for .- they •' would : hare • no : " ; re
sources to fall back upon if none of their.num
ber, was drawing salary. \u25a0 If they strike at other
points we can, beat them In detail asjve.bavc
don« here. ;
CHANGEABLE EI.ECTniC SIGNS
Brilliant effects for -electric signs are
now to be readily obtained* with', little
cost b>\ the use of small! transparent
caps. 'which fit Orec the" rounded lends
of : the incandescent bulbs. . JThis^ per;
mits the owner of a changeable electric
sign' to alter the legend at will -and' to
indulge in the. use; of colors .without
the., necessity of keeping on. band a
large supply 'of. colored lamps, some : of
which are ; very expensive.— Scientific
American. *.** ftfrgT
A Week of Sports
The Automobile Club of California
will have a special run to . Hotel del
Monte over the : fourth, leaving San
Francisco July \u25a0 3. .^There will also bo a
special: golf, tournament and all kinds
of attractions." cThe . clubhouse ils % open 1
and this famous resort was never more
attractive. Round Strip' railway -Irate
$4.00; . Secure' accommodations,"; early."
Inquire a«qr Southern Pacific asenu •
THE: SAX PMNCISCO ;^CA£L;yMONDAY, : JULYc 1^ 1907.
COMMITTEE WILL FRAME
PROPOSAL FOR CALHOUN
Carmen to Meet Tonight
and Outline Further Plans
"to End the Strike
ARREST MOB LEADERS
Police Charge Woman and
Her Son With Inciting
Disturbance^ '.
The campaign committee \u25a0 : which :\. has
had the direction of .the carmen's • union
flf?ht in the strike will meet .tonight at
the labor temple' ln Fourteenth street
to discuss further methods of bringing
about peace. The i committee r^wlll^f or?
mulate a definite proposal to place be
fore . President Patrick? Calhoun of ,th«
United at L 'the*;conferenc«
which will be held tomorrow?^. No meet
ing- was held yesterday, among 1 the lead
ers \u25a0 and none of the > committee would
discuss ; what •< at": the .'con-,
f erence held with -Calhoun , on Friday
last or ; anticipate what* might < happen
tomorrow. - . , '. r
Few acti of violence .? attended the
running • of '^ cars yesterday. "-.The only
one ' of consequence took "place in ' South
San Francisco, where Mrs." Bertha Pick
ler and her son Frank were accused by
the police of . leading a small sized riot
and threatening the nonunion crew of a
streetcar. :
The rioting occurred in Railroad ave
nue near Eighth street yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Plckler, shaking- her fist;
'shouted epithets at the strike breakers
on a passing car. Frank Joined*' his
mother in the sortie; and 'the. two, mad 9
enough noise, tiTe police declare, | to
gather a mob which menaced:- the car
and crew until; Patrolman Batton .ar-'
rived and dispersed the rioters Y ; with
his club. Batton.took the allegedlead
ers of the mob to the city prison.whero
they were booked on a charge of dis
turbing the peace. / _v
Walter McDowell shouted names at
strike breaking employes of the United
Jl;ii*-oads in charge of a Bryant street
car in Sixteenth street, yesterday and
was arrested and booked' at. -the Mis
sion station for disturbing thepeace. >~
Patrolman E.-C.Mcdonald' arrested
Conductor Harry ' Hoffman at the rail
joad barns at Twenty-ninth and^Mis
sion streets. Hoffman,. who is, a. strike
breaker, .was walking up and; down In
front of the barns and the policeman, 1
suspe'eting him. found a revolver 'in. his
hip pocket. , Hoffman was -booked' at
the Mission station for carrying^'con
cealed • weapons. . . ' '\u25a0 f '\u25a0\u25a0 •".< :[\u25a0"' '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
The United Railroads claimed it did
a larger, 'business yesterday than »" on
any- Sunday since the strike i^-begmrr
There were' more" picnic •parties; ;to the
park and beach than have 'visited these
.breathing spots in San -f Francisco in'
.more than two months. ° . • .
° _' ; Several. mo_re cars were .added on -the'
Haight jstreet and other lines running
•to./tbe parks, and Thorn well- o Mullally.
of the United 'Railroad.s stated that he'
belie.V'edoin- a few weeks conditions in
\u25a0the transit, business af . Sa.n" FranpiS'eo
yrould -be .about- normal agajn.'.. '._*\u25a0'" ."
NEW MAYOR MAY TAKE
HIS SEAT THIS WEEK
Graft: " ;Pr6secutbrSv.-; Believe
:-.° • "\u25a0 „'-. .-•••' h'. "\u25a0. . ". ••• - '-•"••\u25a0.•/- .••\u25a0•-.'.•. 1
: - • That Decisive
\- . m Is Necessary ~; "<•
,ilf :the plans of trie graft .pfQßecuttQ'rt:
as°ah^o'an.ce.d yesterda.'y.'.'are.oatried put
\u25a0the -iQPaI r vni||bi9^ei^i^^.ij^ >
before "the e.ndp"f this- wee.k b>--tlh e':ap.- :
•pointin^iflt of a? new."l^ayorand.;t^e:'taK.-:
i'tijk' ,of -the.-ftrißt .steps; to. carry- auttße
plan' 6-f -'^repartnlentaV"" re^orm.-outlihe'iJ:
aomfe'tjme'agp b-y , the Rrosecuiidfa;;: .^Fhe.
board of supervisors j meets ; thJ.s^iigiprH"
ing-, apd itMs. possible- that \u25a0spraa sjtaTt-;
ling' developments : °jnay': f.esult.' ! ->\ . ,. • .; '
. ; ilany.'thiTigs iiave^'corribineja.^tot: make
•irnrrie'di.ate' action .necessary, ari4:'.it : Is
oiilyi the o-flfiai selection, of the "rneH.jlto'
flit %\vs : chief, executive's office ipr 'the
reniaindef of 'SchmitzV- term'.:thVt; r3r 3
caii^lng. lyte . : dera^ In -. appolxitihg .a new
"man to . th°e \u25a0 board r of s.upeVvisbrs *' khd
' to o tJie° jihalr \u25a0 which ,'is i toi' be
racated bn'ldemahd by Acting ."May.9>;
J3al.laghe'r. The faict- that " a/fl.evpjflsciil
year Ijegihs-f today- }s'o -of f'extreme ; rfh-^
portanc'e£. in"; connection • with \ present
conditions, '^aislfjg' -as ; it J dbe°s . . many
qXiestio^ns as m-1«om -1«o the legality. Of 'expend!*
.tures; from 0 various. - a.ppropria£lona'. an-d
: the .signing \ of. acco\irits o aridVtii.fcnihg
over :of.- : the. affairs of. 3 different officers.;.
' .The mixupwhich l^as; occurred as. 'T.
resulrof .Schrhitz 1 Glalm';that tie is, still
0 the mayor" arid -his , refusal I to . Sign? wari.
rants if or c salaries' and | expenditures for
which the xnayjor's^sign^ture-jis-essen^
tiaj is : another factor 0 that '\u25a0 has?.led' o to'
the- decision, pr^'the'^art of the prose-,
cutors .^q'fa^ at° c once. ; o SctomUz, .Gal
.lagher,^ AiidHor Hor'ton and \u25a0Treasure.r
Bantel '; already ; became; inixed4°.i:i
an almost inextricable .tangle,', and de- 1
clsive- action °is imperative. J Several^
large warrants : lor city; work°will^bo |
forthcoming the next/few days
and the : prosecution . does cnot - consider
it the Ibest^pollcy to permit a- possible
\u25a0 refusal by Schmitz^to. sign these 'claims"
Jointly jvith Gallagher and thereby; pr«:
vent'their payment when idue°and. p6i?r
Bibly- cause extended ;litigatfl?h.- : >' .- b ';
1 "Assistant ;. District io. r Attorneyov Henay.
has left San' Francisco, t or, a week- s va
cation; ajiriouncing 9 bef6re his departure
that he "would I have ;no ) hand 1 In , the' ad
justment^of -.:he, situation or lanyVpart
in° the. selection of : the'; mem to ; succeed
the i Incumbents ; in' the ' executive : offices
and on '. the various ", boards. /.This I part
has been thrown . entirely, into 'the; hands
of . District f Attorney t Langdon : and: he
must Inaugurate the movement' which}ls
to overthrow /the present Vadmlnistra'-^
tion; and replace it,; almost: in k -ari; hour/
with a 1 new ; one. L -'.The '\u25a0 board : of- super
visors stands read:-- to - do r5r 5 his; bidding,^
and the ; long consideration Vof! the : men
eligible to Ithe'control ? of ;, ttte
city's "affairs Is' nearing \u25a0 itsi'conclusioh.
The names^of \u25a0 several ;prominent^busi
ness men are. still being..looked:overj as
possibilities to .assume ithe>? role": Vof
mayor, and .when; the Tdeclsionia i finally
made .the : machinery, of reform - .will be
quickly set In operation.
THUGS BEAT AND ROB
VICTIMS AT DAYBREAK
Gangs of, thugs held -up and '\u25a0 severely
beat- two rmen'ln different, parts: of .the'
city." at daybreaks yesterday. .
'Both men were '* of /all • their
valuables.^" and ~' y the ."; rpanner^ In K. which
they .were ; attacked ; indicates; that 5 their
assailants Z probably ; belonged r : to;" the
same gang. J&&&BbUBB&I$$SB3& "'\u25a0
~.-' Peter Cervonnl,-, a': merchant rof i Mer
was?knockedtdowh^at jthe^corrier
'of /Van v Ness ' avenue ; and 5 Market ; 'street
under the J glare \u25a0 of ; electric ; lights ', and
robbed fof his .watch,* chain; / diamond
pln;and-s*3"in coin. ' ; r ;:".'..')'Z. ';} ''".:',
\ -'Mack. McDonoughi a; machinist /living
at Eleventh : and Harrison [ streets, was
Ks^^^ Among the best beers, the differences
r* are not largely due to 'materials. *Twould s ,
\u25a0 Most differences in taste are due to the skill, or II
I the lack of skill, in the brewing. And to the yeast. I
1 But quality refers, above all, to the purity. Pure beer I
i has , no germs in it, and jt does not cause biliousness. 1
1 It is not only good, • but good for you. 1
& Purity is rare because it is costly. And because its |j
|T lack is not easily noticed. But in Schlitz beer it is I
Ask for the Brewery BoMin S :r;* the firSt requirement. I
Common beer is sometimes substituted for Scklitz. . \AF f* enpnr^ rr\r\Y>£* ¥ r^. B
>r : '"-'j i ">• ""\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0*. "*-» *-*'-;-\u25a0\u25a0 -'•\u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-• .7 i,j r • t j j T T OUtllU 1 IIIKJISJ LU fei
To > avoid ibemg tmposed upon, see that the cork or crown ts branded • . • .- P ; |
• ' •\u25a0• JOtfl^^Bjy JrtsJJsfflf&r sS mti^r Sherwood & Sherwood S
HALSEY WILL APPEAR
BEFORE DUNNE TODAY
Only jQni. of °tlie!li^ny Qrait ]
0 C§a&es>' ;is:6h ';. ttie -Goiift .; i * ' ." \u25a0 ;
-^F.° * Calendarr - *"" /'."
: : ; \u25a0\u25a0'--'/'.•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -•\u25a0\u25a0.• : ".. :': ' .' ; ; : .\u25a0 :. ' : .' J
•' 'Today ; .Thebdb.re y.'-Hais.ey "wiir ;-be \
; tite.v b-nly; defendant .' tnvolv'ed -in :. tire 1
gra'ftjproseciiiron; : -before-.^ a \u25a0Sjan .fran-
"cisßO.\cburt»;the ihattersjait/whtGh.::the
"nbraer.Qtis "othpr-vdef end.aft iis ; 9;re \u25a0 5n- I
VrJJyed*jhayln : ff';. : Vpeen:: i ', put; : 6ver?;_until.
•:Wednes!dfay,' wheii; the '.attorney 3 are to'
flle; stLpula'tibng j.before. -i JUjige, .LawlorV
Oh h - .t-iily -S : "Lo'ul's : Glass, V vibe- .'president.
!q f; tjh e Paci flc - Stai es • .':;' telephon c' c^bm -
wii.l"; he vcaflled for .trial \u25a0. before
Jtidg.e lifliwlor ; Jf -by./thatltiinei-'tlie.cpUrt
<iias' passed, on 'the motions tjo ' set-aside
the; .indictments" spending 1 agat-nst o'the |
' ofll.oialffo bi til 6. U nrit-cd 'RaU roadsj ; : the |
Sah/JF r'ariciscoig oa»jaridV-l!0 a»jaridV-l ! electric '.corn^
•pan^and-; the.' telephone^cornpahy.- -o' „
• ?Halsey" !wlll ; be; before 'Judge^.Dunne
on -motions to: Be.t tfside,-; strike from .the
.files vanfl '. quash ' .th-e.' i lf Indictments '; re^"
turned = against"- him ,.'-on\' the ..confession
of iupervi'sprs - c that ; he paid, them- bribes;
Bert Schle?in.ger,Vw*hb with'W. P^ Hum-_
ph.reys. ?appe^a-ra!i£or' HaJsey.^will arßue'
: this .mornlng^find either "Assistant - Dis
trict.'; Attorney!; \u25a0ll'eney i > 'orV Charles - f C W. .
Cobb will address the/. court oh \u25a0 behalf .
of -the ;°state. ' 'There 'is ' aisb;' to "'. be ;-ad-
Jtistfed >a matter/ of. sf ipulatiori relative
to I de.claratioris ; concern|nK the .guilt "of
HalßeV< .which ; Heriey.'is -alleged -to \ have
made in the:grand-juFy;"rooni.l-;lieney
,wiH;;:declare-, that? his ' assertions, .-\u25a0 it
theyV were"' p.rejudicial ( :,to : the defendant,
at'all; =were raade .subsequent- to his-.in
dictinent.'i ' \u25a0'.'\u25a0?\u25a0<s.. \u25a0'• '.\u25a0 - : *'.'\u25a0.".'\u25a0\u25a0'• -..'°- '\u0084 'm'-.
'; ' Th. 0. \u25a0 trial ; of : Louls Glass was set; by
; Judge. • Lawlbr^ - r "for -;. -"this X but
o\yingto;th*e delay,' in v cpncluding attack
onfthe! Indictments s and fthe ' validity jof
ithe- graiid J iury; >it\:was * put over \ tor a
;vveek. ;• blinder -present; conditions cGlass
'will-be " the "[ next /of \u25a0 the magnates :toJ
come * to* trial.' _ \u0084> = '.
; t Chief of .Police Dinan" was to have !
had • the date^of his, trial. on grand jury :
, accusation' set this f morning by^ Judge
Seawellivbut' that court has been r: re
strained (from. actlngipending a decision
on ;an i applicatibnf for "a .writ " ; of f prohi-"
bition ;' issued^-by^ the i court^'of
"appeal k and! returnable : : on /July^ KJ.'^-v^.
\u25a0 ; .> On IWednesday/next i Schmltz, \u25a0 the, de-.
posed' mayor/ willf appear ; before'. Judge
Dunne ; t to ; plead' on ? the Vcharges :of ac
cepting;; bribes,: froms the; United" Rail
roads ; arid n the > San Francisco I gas < and !
electric'company.*: t ln*;- Judge ;Lawlor*B
court Vat the • same,- time 'Assistant \u25a0 Dis
trict "/Attorn &l Heney,* will/stipulatelto"
certain' facts concerning jtho grand? Jury
.with "?\u25a0 the 7 ! attorneys * f orjt' Patrick - Cal-'
houn, .Thofnwell Mullally,',Tirey, I*.*>Fbrd
and of" the; United
Railroads,'; liouis? Glass; of ; the? telephone
cbmpany^andv^Frank'G.v Drum;? John
Martin: arid ? i Eugene j'de j,Sabla",; of ithe !
r gassand"electrlc(cbrnpany/-allfof ?,whom !
areunder' indictments ! for i bribery.^
robbed within a'block of his house of
•528:, ..?:-: *-- 's ;:'".>:\u25a0 ;-"yi'--'yK'-*^, ' :
, ; Cervonrii told £ thojpolicetthat : helwas
attacked V by,': three ' men;, one", of ; whom
.wielded': a% club.; ' He {received* a y crush^
ing? blow ' oh ; the : head Jand remembered
nothing else" until "he recovered 'con
sciousness -at : the central emergency
hospital.'" • i ] ..."'\u25a0:" :i^\''/ :' ','-', \u25a0* '^y' ' y
?gMcDonough said .'. that,; four ,-meni 1 , at
tacked f; him,:; beating^ him into^uncon
; sclousness.'Tj Helwas • treated ' at' the \u25a0 city
and'CcountyShospital.- Neither victim
'could fglvGithef police', a clear .Jdescrip-"
tionxof "their, assailants.' j \u25a0",
WOMAN FROM EAST
IS STRICKEN IN CAFE
Ainl3tila;nce I? Stuiini'Qned ,to
. .Remove Her and Horses,
:./ l/Run'Away 0 ' :•: • v —
:.' Mrs. ':\u25a0 "George- C.. \u25a0 Riordan, .a • well
krio.wn •sfpeiety. matron ofjChiclnhajti, 0..
wife of .- a prominent- business man-^of
that city, is lying.at the. point of death
In ".\u25a0.St.'.y Mafy'a- hospital .2344 Sutter
street, :hav ingp-beeh s.tri-cken with heart
. fail ur^ while .dining with her h°usband°
last \u25a0 ev.eh'ing,;in j Tait'S -icafe. She ' was
tafcenv hurrie.dry .from | the' 'restaijrant,
'but : before, 'she could '-'be place*!' In the
private!: ambulance \\ \u25a0 whfch had gbeen*
summoned * the '\u25a0 horses. • attached ' tq . the
vferiicVe T ran ? away.- and ' raced a block
before .they "\u25a0R'ere- captured. . . .
- -Mr. ; '.and. \u25a0Mrs."' -Riordan^'-bbth' of 3 whom
are 'off middle' age; s are guests -at the St.
'James ; 'hotel, ' arid--' have : been : in San
F.ranciscp°only '.tw6°"days. J.". Riordan: Is
a»rnerchant:in Cincinnati and 'is;on» the
coast 'on; a pleasure; trip. Mr. arid ' Mrs.'
Rlordano decided \ to ,<; dine^at •\u25a0 Tait's last
nightvand : it \u25a0 was jduring the serving
of .their dinner -that Mrs.; Ribrtlan sud
denly -became V- ill I ." and then fell swoon-.
Ing ; from .^ ; h6rJ chair, o '. She was given
every, attention that cotild be afforded
cher.*in;.the restaurant while the. arrival
of the ? ambulance ; was /being ; awaited.
\u25a0;,-Just'as ; Mrs., Riordan was '.-being "car
ried \ from"; tbe -crowded . dining « room to
the 'street, the ambulance team became
frightened " and \u25a0; tore madlyl northward
in"; Va^f Ncsa^ avenue to eEllisstrget,
'wliere At\ was^captured.' by ; Policeman
Jolin i Lyons; r - Mrs.> Riordan, « was " then
.placed>ln the. ambulance^ and taken 'to
the hospital, where It was stated last
night ": that' her, condition was critical.
'-.:. The six highest mountains known are
all lntheHimalayas. ;,
This remftdy can always be 'depended upon and
Is pleasant to*take^| It contains no opium or
other harmful drtis and may be given as coafi-
dently to a &aby"as to ah adult- "
?r;? r ; Price 2S cents, lir^e size 50 cents.
i & ft. Double
Standing Desk
WM MANN ( GO.
821-823 Mission Street
•SAX- FRANCISCO
We -Carry o I.arsrc Variety at Right
' , Prices. '__'
'\u25a0I JJR.PIERCE« \
MEDICAL
'*.- I*.----- *\u25a0 . : FOR THE -
1 BLOOD, Li VER, LUNGS. |
AMUSEMENTS
VAN NESS THEATER
c '\u25a0* Telephony "Market- 500. .;
LAST SIX ' .NIGHTS-TWO MATINKES.
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS,
lAiI|E;:;ADMS
' Up to and "Inclndlnat • Friday Nljrht.
MATINEE THURSDAY (JULY .4) V
Rostand's : Notable " Napoleonic Drama,
L'AIQLipIN
As .' Staged . at the "Empire . Theater. New - York.
Saturday' Mat. and Night/ Farewell Performance^
peter: pan
July B— ETHEL BARRTMOEE :
In "CAPTAIN JINKS.".
'\u25a0"-'\u25a0 ' • '"'ll
NOVELTY THEATER
Loverlch • & Lubelgkl ..... .Props. " and Mgrs.'
'- EVERY fNIGITTiTHIS WEEK.
MATINEES. THDRSDAY' AND SATCHDAY. . •
COMPANY, '
In the Celebrated ; Comedy, Succwa,-:
pel: Private Secretary
' Presented by an Unnsually. Strong Cast."
'\u25a0• - Pricefc^Matlnees, : 25c -'and ' 50c; ETenlngs, 25c
to fit* --*;' :
,' Next i Sunday : Matlnee-^-First'.time "on -any
stage, • the ; powerful drama; ""lN BONDAGE."
WEEKLY CALL, $1 YE^B
AMUSEMENTS
/3MERICAN
I 1 theatre:
Market and 7th sts. Phone Market 381.
SAX FRANCISCO'S SAFEST PLAYHOUSE.
TOXIGHTA.VD ALL THIS WEEK
OXB BIG LAUGH SET TO MUSIC
The Xew York aad London Musical Success.
"THE BROADWAY REVIEW"
A Company of 40 CleTer Performers.
Xo trouble about getting home. Aay nombe*
of conTerances going In all directions after eTea-
Va% perfonnancr*.
SPECIAL. HOLIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY".
JULY 4.
= Special : Summer Price* — 2Tx?. 50c ami 75c.
Commeni-tnfr SnNDAY MATINEE. July 7.
(Jeo. R. White's Original Production.
of the Musical Comedy Suvcess.
•MAJI'SELLE 'AH'KIXS"
iiSH
nLvrULrlal id wbi hx
Absolutely "Class A" Stricture.
Corner Satter and Steiner Streets.
Belasco & Mayer ...Owners and Manaten
TOXIGHT AXD ALL THIS WEEK
George H. Brpadhurst's Great Comedy
A fOOL AND HIS MONEY"
SPECIAL MATINEE JULY FoiRTK
Prices— Night. 25c to $1; Matinees, 20c, 35c. We.
Commencing Monday," July S
Mr. Herbert Kelcey and Miss Ufa S^aaaen
Supported by Alcazar Stock Company la
"HER LORD- AXD JIASTER"
/Sales of Seats Commences Today.
Ellis st. near Fill more.
Absolutely Class "A"" Theater Buildlsjr.
MATINEE TODAY and EVEItY DAY.
'EXTICIXG VAUDEVILLE
"'VIRGINIA'". EARL. AND CO. in their Musical
Comedy hit. "A Midnight Mistake": LALLA
SELBINI. the \u25a0 Bathing Beanty: ARMSTROXO'
and CLARK; THE GREAT BER!*AR. Kin? «£
'Msrfonettcs: JULIA HEIXRICH aad MABGCBR-
ITE EASTER; THE KINBONS; MLLE. NADJS:
New Orpbeum Motion Pictures and EM It, HOCH
and CO. in their great »uccesa, "Lore's Yoaaj
Dream.".
Prices — Eivninzs. 10c. 25c. - SOc 7Sc. Box
Seats— Sl. Matinees (except Sundays and Holl-
days) — 10c. 25c. SOc.
' phose West eooo.
CENTRAL THEATER
ERNEST H. HOWEIX. Proprietor and Manager.
Market, and Btn sts. Phone Market ITT.
TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK.
Herschel Mayall
In the Thrilllns War Drama,
SPECIAL MATINEE THURSDAY. JULY 4
MATINEES SATURDAY \u25a0 AND SUNDAY
: PRICES— I3c. 23c and 50c. ; . v
Free Boa Serf (re to and -from Central- and
\u25a0 ; American .Theaters."-
W IP! ,W JX IVI TMRATER
Thia : W«ek— Anothir Bill _ <rf .^AIX VrpnTEßS*
ED KEOGH& CO. In h decidedly norel act;
IRENE LEE.- ami TUE ' KAXDY KlDsi:
OXONNOIt-SADNDERS COMPANY in » iei«
sketch, --"The. Tboroushbre«l an.l the Lailj";
7 CULL r< & i JOHNSON: HARRY - LEE; HI •
GREENWAY: . CLINTON MONTGOMEBY-
"Latest" Motion Pictures. : uWMUMIMBaMI
. PRICES— IO<". Me, 30c. . . \u25a0
;- j Ai a tloee ' Da Uy. -»T wo . Perform aaces MgUUf* .j*
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