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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
ADVERTISEMENTS.
STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkhan.

Mrs. JOHN WILLIAMS, Englishtown,
n. j., writes:
DEAR Mrs. PNKHAM:-I cannot be-
gin to tell you how ] suffered before
taking your remedies. was so weak
that ldhardly walk across the floor
without falling. had womb trouble
and such a bcaring-down feeling also
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
in womb, Inflammation OF the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before 1 had
taken one bottle OF Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound | felt great deal
better, and after taking two and one
half bottles and half box of your
Liver Pills I was cured. If more would
take your medicine they would not
have TO suffer so much"
Mrs. JOSEPH PETERSON. 513 East ST.,
Warren, Pa, writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAd:-T have suf-
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. l had Inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement Of the womb.
had the bacl1achc constantly, also
headache. and was so dizzy. l had
heart trouble, it seemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chol1-
ing me. I could not tvall1 around and
1 could not lie down, for then my heart
would beat so fast [ would feel as
though 1 was smothering. ] had to
git up in bed nights in order to breathe.
/ was so weak conld not do any
thing.
q have now taken several bot
ties of Lydia Z. Pinlham's Vegetable
Compound. and used three pack
ages of Sanative Wash, and can say
1 am perfectly cured. do not think
l could have lived long if Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped me.
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THE BURGLARIoUs TENOR.
Charges and Another Booked
Against Him.

Jules Simonsen tenor or, as he is
known to the police. James Stewart. bur
glar and porch climber was yesterday held
to answer by Judge Conlan on four more
charges of burglary in 5000 bonds on each
charge. The complaining witnesses were
Mrs. Sylvan Solomon, 1912 Suffer street;
Mrs Gabriel Abrams, 1144 Turk; Mrs.
James b. White, 1898 Eddy, and Mrs. L.
ueieck, 1928 Ellis. Pawnbrokers also gave
evidence as to tho defendant pawning ar
ticles Of jewelry with them. and one of
them, Jacob Cohen, 7s5 Mission street
said that when defendant called at his
place and gave the name of Williams he
told him that he had seen him singing in
"Suzette" at the Tivoli.
Another charge of burglary was entered
against Simonsen yesterday. afternoon.
He is accused Of entering the house OF w.
q. Pardee. 1882 Ellis street, on January 6
and stealing an oyercoat. a baby's ring
and a razor. which were found among the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
Shaking Hands With the Hero of Santiago

a n AJOR GENERAL WILLIAM
II III r. SKATER was accorded a
M magnificent public reception
last evening at the Palace.
- L. Although the distinguished
soldier was scheduled to ar
rive at p. m, the crowd began to
gather in the courtyard long before
that time. AT half past the parlors
were filled with those who had re-
Ccived invitations. The reception COM
mittee, consisting of 100 citizens promi-
nent in every walk of life, gathered
around the large table in the center
of the room and at S:45 the major gen.
eral made his appearance. accompa-
MED by his aids, Captain w. H. Nc
KittTick, Captain Z. H Plummer, Ma
jor R. H. Noble and Colonel F. NJ. Cox.
The party was preceded by the Vet
cram Guard, Grand Army of the Re-
public, who marched twenty-five
strong. The general, escorted by
Mayor Phelan. Immediately took his
stand in one corner of the parlor, to-
gether with his staff, and commenced
shaking the hands of those who had
assembled TO greet him. The hand
shaking lasted over half an hour and
500 people availed themselves of the
privilege. The conqueror of over a.
900 Spaniards went through the ordeal
gracefully. There was much intensity
of feeling in the clasp of his strong
hand. and for personal acquaintance
he added a kind word or two.
Among the representatives of the
regular army present were Major Ed
ward Field; Colonel c. E. Compton.
Fourth Cavalry; Lieutenants William
5. McNear and Buttner. Third Artil-
lery; Lieutenant Colonel Wagner,
Fourth Cavalry; DR.. Mosely, surgeon.
and Lieutenant Floyd Harris. Retired
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Stewart of
the Fourth Artillery, dressed in the
uniform in vogue during the Civil
War, stood with General Shafter as
the latter received the guests.
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Postal People for Manila.

The Postofiice Department has detailed
William r. Jones, George H. Wheeler,
Joseph A Fealy, George s. Hayman, ALI
M Learned. NJ. S. Parson, Ferdinand H.
CaIItndan, Roy Featheringin, j. " Mon
tries and Cornett Stark to proceed TO Ma
nia and assist in the management of the
Postofiice stations in the Philippines, The
three last named are from the Texas d.
vision of the railway mall service and
speak Spanish. rho party will leave this
city on tile 18th inst. on the Morgan City.
Mr.. Jones Will take charge at Iloilo as
soon as Aguinaldo retires and Mr.. Whee-
Ter will take hold at Cavite.
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A POSITION FOR LIFE.
J. M. Gleaves Jr. Is Now on the Civil
Service List

James NJ. Gleaves Jr., son of the Sur
veyor General. was the recipient of a dis
patch yesterday that caused him to feel
very much elated, and he has been busy
shaking hands with his friends who
learned of his good luck. Mr.. Gleaves Jr.
has been employed in the office of his
father as chief deputy, and as a rule the
holder of that position goes out of office
with his superior. The young man Is an
exception to the rule, for the telegram he
received gives the information that he has
a life position in the Federal Government
The good news came In the form of the
following:
WASHINGTON. January 10. 1899.
James NJ. Gleaves Jr., Surveyor Cen
erals office, San Francisco: Have selected you
regularly under civil service rules from eligible
list as chief clerk. Surveyor Generals OFFICE
for permanent appointment Letter follows
Accept congratulations:
BINGER HERMANN,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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articles in his room by the detectives and
identified yesterday by Pardee
Captain Bohen believes that Simonsen
was also the burglar who entered the rest
dence of j. A. Fillmore of the Southern
Pacific and stole $l25 and a gold watch
worth $500 from his pockets while he was
asleep. Simonson will not admit that he
is the man, but there are certain facts in
Captain Bohen's possession that make
him morally certain that Simonsen did the
lob
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Wanted to Die.

Charles Pnrron, a cook living at q Turk
street. turned on the gas in his room yes
tcrday and was taken to the Receiving
HOSPITAL in an unconscious condition He
will recover. He has been a sufferer for
years from nervous diseases and 1t made
him Respondent.
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At - GentS.

SO pieces SUPERIOR ALL-WOOL
BROADCLOTH, new colors, ex-
ira value for 81 90 yard, will
be placed on sale at 75c a yard.
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at O. Cents.

81 pieces 44-inch NOVELTY BRO
CATELLE FRENCH PLAIDS.
newest designs, former price
81 % yard, on special sale at
Csc yard.
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At z5 Gents,

% pieces 46-inch FRENCH NOV
ELTY SUITING, Crepon
weaves, new designs, regular
price 81 % a yard, will be closed
out at 75c a yard.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.
MUCH LESS THAN MANU-
FACTURERS' COST.

We close out to-day an accumulation of about
Is dozen of MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
of WINTER UNDERWEAR at much less
than cost of manufacture.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21

Hardtmuth's "Koh-I-Noor" lead pencil
will outlast three others. Try 1t.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
at 30 Cents.

SO pieces 46-inch FINE ALL-WOOL
ENGLISH STORM SERGES,
all colors, value for CSC a yard,
will be offered at Doc a yard.
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THE WATERS OF THE STATE.
Great Importance of the Miners
Association Meeting To-Day.
The meeting to be held to-day in the
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At 90 Gents.

10 pieces 46-inch NOVELTY REPP
PLAIDS, new designs, former
price 81 %, will be placed on
sale at soc a yard.
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Lurline Salt Water Baths,
Bush and Larkn SITS. Swimming. Russian, hot
and cold tub baths. Saltwater direct from ocean
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AT S1,3 3,

3 pieces 44-inch HIGH-C CLASS
SILK AND WOOL FRENCH
PLAIDS, elegant designs. re-
duced from 81 a yard to 81 IS a
yard.
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Jackets
and Capes.

AT $3.45.
LADIES BLACK BOUC L
CLOTH JACKETS, value for
Sc; sale price, $3.45 each.
AT $4.O5.
LADIES KERSEY CLOTH JACK
ETS, value for $3.50; sale price,
) $4.95 each.
AT So.
LADIES KERSEY CLOTH JACK
ETS, lined throughout with taft
feta silk; value for SIS; sale
price, 1915 each.
AT $500.
LADIES FANCY BRAIDED
JACKETS. value for $40; sale
price, S12 each.
At 3d.
LADIES PLUSH CAPES, value for
SIS; sale price, 1915 each.
AT $I2. so.
LADIES' PLUSH CAPES, value for
$40: sale price, $3.50 each.
mNNMG0 6OsS0aC1aIela OeA{Sl@l01OAsl3O<
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AT 81 GentS.

70 pieces 40-inch CHEVIOT DRESS
GOODS in stripes and mixed eff
fects, former price Coo a yard,
will be placed on special sale
at 35c a yard.
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SATURDAY BARGAINS!
COlOred Dress Goods.
AT 20 Gents.

81 pieces CHECKED, NOTIFIED
AND Fl G U r ED DRES S
GOODS, "a inches wide, will be
offered at zoe a yard.
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Special Value in LADIES' CORSETS.
At 75c.

100 dozen LADIES CORSETS, latest French
style, single bone strip, lace trimmed black
and drab. will be sale at 75c.
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as the manager of a mine in the
Occur d'Alenes. Nelson has proven
dishonest, and when brought to ac-
count by his company would have been
in serious trouble but for the inter-
vention of Sven, who saves his broth
er's reputation at the sacrifice OF his
own good name and the love of his
American sweetheart Other corplica-
tions arise through the labor troubles
between the miners and their employees
in the succeeding act, but Sven sue
ceeds in downing his enemies and
clearing himself of the stigma over
hanging him, regains the affections OF
his sweetheart and everything ends
happily. In the character of Sven
Hanson-the young Swedish hero-Mr.
Hendricks never becomes STACEY or
melodramatic--his character is that of
an unassuming, but sharp witted
young Swede, with vein of exquisite
humor under his stolid and 1mperturb-
able exterior. The production Is under
the direction of Arthur C. Aston.
Among some of the celebrated char
acters in which James Neill of the
Neil company has met with success
during the past IL months are David
Holmes, in Sol Smith Russells great
est success, "A Bachelors Romance"
Baron Chevrial in "a Partisan Ro-
nance" Lord Chumlev in sotherns
old success; PHILIPPE D'Artagnan in Du-
| mas THE Three Musketeers:" Col
one1 Moberly in "Alabama;" Senator
Hannibal Rivers in THE SENATOR"
Valentine Danecourte in "The Dane
ing Girl" Napoleon in Madam Sans
| Gene" Tom and Jim in "Ferncliff.'
and Courts Jaffry in "A Social High
wayman.' Mr.. Neill has appeared In
more parts during the past year than
| any other actor in America. The Neill
/ company will appear at the Grand
opera house in December
| Two women recently acted Hamlet"
| Bernhard and the other Adele Sand
rock. who aspires among German
! speaking actresses to hold place with
Nine Bernhard.
| EfTie Shannon is one Of the actresses
! who made their start upon the stage
!; as Little Eva in Uncle Toms Cab
/ in" In those days she was known as
/ La Petite Shannon.
/ Robert Drouet, with the Neill stock
company summer or two ago. is re-
ceiving high praise for his work as
John Storm with Viola Allen in 1.-The
| Christian"
Julia Arthur's More Than Queen"
by Niedlinger and Weltzer, is descrih-
ed as a gorgeous spectacle. The crit
les say it is a great show of dresses
and jewelry.
Because he discovered Edna May
London capitalists have raised $1,000
900 for Manager Lederer's proposed en-
terprises.
Beach & Bowers Minstrels. old time
favorites, will be at the Grand in De
cember. followed by Browns ir
| Town"
Woodward's Theater company will
, open an extended engagement at Sut
toms theater a week from next Sun
| daV,
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Ladies' Wrappers r.-. g."
Of heavy cashmere flannel in de-
cidedly elegant designs. braided
yoke and lined waist, value
SOC
OF fine black coney. trimmed
with eight tails, round and
full; value S1.T5 each, at........
csc
Ladies' Dress Skirts re'
Extremely pretty brocaded India
silk skirts, in large assort-
ment of patterns. made button
back, first class lining; value
$500 each, at.......,..........
1918
Ladies' Dress Skirts ~.
Handsome novelty crepon skirts
in the very popular blister eff
fects, an exceptionally large
showing of designs, button
back; value $1,000 each, at.
s-5 SO 80
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Ladies' Underskirts
OF finest grade near silk, in me-
tallic stripes and fancy pat
terms, made with large double
flounce, corded bottom, quite
a number of styles: value $1.T5
each, at ................
$685.. -& S1.OO
Ladies' Plush Capas
16-inch plush capes with black
fur trimming, made in latest
style, fine fancy lining, full
sweep; value $3.50 each, at.....
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Fashionable fall suits, made from
the new homespun material,
, gray and. brown shades, jacket
lined With mercerized silk,
skirt we'll lined and finished,
garment tailored in good style;
value $1,000 each, now on sale
~. d Sc. 35
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"a Stranger in New York

Ben #. Dodson, in advance of Hoyt,s
"A Stranger in New York" is in Butte
and is doing a lot of advertising for MS
great show. A new and novel means
of attracting attention ID a 30-foos
streamer, which he floated about l0o
feet above the city by means of kite
of the kind used by the United states
signal service.
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Mems and Boys Clothing

A ANS
MEMS SUITS 3
Made Of heavy satinet, dark gray
pin checks, good twill lining.
we'll made suit, serviceable
and slightly suit: regular price
$500, at ..,...............$ 2.4S
MEMS SUITS
Made from fancy worsteds, in all
of the newest styles and color
ings of stripes, checks and mix
lures; also blue serges in single
and double breasted styles, first
class tailoring, perfect fit guar
anteed; regular price $500, at.
MEMS ovERCoATs $o.S7
In heavy blue and black kerseys,
Italian cloth Innings, well made
throughout; regular price $500,
MEMS OyERCOATs
In fancy cheviots and coverts;
also kerseys. lined throughout
with silk. All nobby garments.
cut in the latest styles. fit equal
to custom made coats: regular
price $1G50, at........... $II.S5
ROYs' KNEE PANTS
In extra heavy cheviots in gray,
brown and blue mixtures, well
made, sizes 4 to Is; regular
price soc, at 25c
REEFERS
OF heavy weight blue chinchilla,
lined with Italian cloth, strong
ly made, sizes to years; reg
ular price s1.75, at.......... csc
BOYS SUITS
Heavy cheviot suits in dark
brown and navy blue. double
breasted coats, well made and
lined, an excellent suit for
school wear. sizes to IA years;
regular price $500, at...... ooc
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS
A nice assortment Of gray, brown
and blue cheviot suits for boys
IA to IS years of age, made and
lined in a substantial manner
and stylishly cut; regular. price
$500, at ..................$2 5000
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Largest Cloak and Suit Department in Montana


Ladies' Jackets
A collection of very choice coats,
among the line being garments
of finest wool cloths Of all
kinds; some lined with silk,
some have velvet collars. all
represent the highest degree of
tailoring and fabric quality;
worth $1,000 to $4,000, at.,......-
Ladies' Jackets N.
Of finest seal plush and crushed
plush, made in double breasted
style, large storm collar, most
deliberately braided, mercerized
silk lining, extremely hand
some; value $1,000 each, at.....
$1,000
Ladies' Jackets 49,
Real French coney all fur jack
cts in rich. lustrous black,
double breasted style, large re-
vers, heavy satin lining; value
$3.50 each, on sale at...........
$I2.96
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Opera company and Harry Rogers, Tom
Martin and Hooker and Davis of the
original company. Charles Hoyt the
popular playwright, has been catering
to the risible side of the tickle public
for the past decade, and during that
time contributed many successes to the
American stage But in presenting "A
Stranger in New York" it is said that
he has eclipsed all his former efforts
Much of the success this clever author
has achieved is undoubtedly due to the
happy faculty he combines with au-
thorship in the selection of artists to
bring into reality the creatures Of his
brain. This is most forcibly illustrated
In the company now presenting "A
Stranger in New York"
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From a bundle of long sealed up pa
pers that have Travelled over great
part of the world little playful comes
to light bearing name among the cast
which has become extremely famous
that OF Rudyard kipiing, author. Jour-
nalist, and, as Will De seen, upon at
least one occasion. an amateur payer.
Twice every year at the Christmas
ana midsummer breaking up OF me
United Service college, at what IN the
UNITED states would De termed the
commencement exercises. but winch at
westward no was caleu the pastli,iee'
the masters ana students produceo IA
dlstflnutlon OF prizes one OF Two pay
Tor the entertainment OF the pelsoi'a :
friends or the boys ana 1he reslaehss o.
the nelghborhood invited 10 pc prtseii.'
Some days betorehanu' at the lur-
Their end or the gymnasium stage
was erected, where rehearsals were con
Quoted under the dTectlon OIL one % tiie
masters, chosen as stage manager,
boys being selected 70 HI some OF the
principal parts accordlng TO thelr dra-
matte ability. ,,,
It was at the pastlmes OF me aotn OF
December, 1881, that sherldans famous
play, THE Rivals was produced, WIN
no less q parsonage IN the cast IMAM the
future distinguished htterateur. Rud-
yard Kipling, taking the part OF olr An
thony Absolute. At the moment par
ticular interest attaches tothe cast Oh
that production in that II may pc no
ticed that the part OF Sir Luclus Iris-
ger was taken by q. Z. Beres1ord ana
sterville. the originals of the Staiky
and McTurk. respectively. of the ser
les of Kipltng schoolboy stories lately
appearing in a New York magazine II
was these two boys who We're kiplins' S
great chums at Westward Ho. In the
cast also. as Captain Absolute, was Gyfil
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Tomorrow, MOnl

opportunity to d
goods prepared
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F Furnishing Goods for Men and Boys

Boys Suspenders
Durable leather ends, heavy elastic;
regular price 10c, at, Observation-Disclosures.
&c
Brownie Overalls
Boys Brownies. made of good weight
blue denim. sizes to IA: regular price
25c, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...','.'''.'
I2c
Mems aud Boys Gloves
In good oil grain stock. lined through
out, knitted tops; regular price SOC
i. Ioc
Mems Gloves
In heavy Saranac and Indian tanned
buck. lined and unlined, large range
of STYLES; regular price $1.25 at.......
75c
Mems Socks
In heavy cotton. blue and brown mix
lures: regular price &c, at........,....
SC
Mems Socks
Heavy gray wooden socks, extra long,
very serviceable regular price 16 2-Sc,
d at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-'... 80.
LOG
Mems Linen Collars
Four ply linen, all Of the popular styles,
full run of styles; regular price l5c
Sc
Mons Linen Cuffs
Made of fine four ply linen, in all the
leading styles of plain and links. all
sizes from 9 to lie; regular price
mr. l5c
Mems Underwear
Heavy, in gray fat weave; also derby
ribbed with fleece back, in pink and
blue shades; regular price soc, at......
20c
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Once again a summary Of a weeks
plays in New York is an answer to
those slanderers who say that the gen
eral condition of our stage is bad in art
and morals. says the New York Sun.
In recently rebuking a reckless writer,
the sun cited the new pieces acted here
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to celebrate the capitulation of San
Juan that it makes one shudder to car
ry the memory back to that eventful
day in August when the whole place
was wreathed with flowers and gotten
up like tropical belle at bridal cere-
mony. Then the natives went half wild
with joy as the Americans sang the ma
tional hymn now they are half wild
with suffering and the fear of worse to
come. Then from almost every door
and window came the tinkle, tinkle of
guitar or mandolin, the clear tones of
the flute or flageolet, or the music of
the piano. Just one year later and the
ing for their dead in the debris of a
great catastrophe is almost the only
sound heard in Ponce.
There have been heard some voices
giving utterance to evil thoughts re-
gardng the new masters having
brought this dire visitation upon the
island, but the majority of the suffer
ers realize that it is we'll for them that
American people, with great hearts, are
at hand to help the sufferers in this ter
rible calamity, rather than the govern
ment that formerly held them in sub
lection. In 1867, when similar vista
ton to Porto Rico swept 5000 people to
death, there was no such haste 10 re-
spond to the appeals of the survivors
for help as that which steamed as fast
as forced draught draught could carry
them to the scene of the disaster. The
sufferers helped themselves for the
most part and the voice of supplication
that reached Spain had so far to travel
that it became a very small cry by the
time it arrived at the peninsula, so
small indeed. that few heard it and
fewer responded. So that thus early
in the history of the changed condition
of affairs in Porto Rico, through much
suffering, the islanders are being
taught that they are under more
beneficent rule than that they knew at
the time the former terrible. tidal wave
of misery swept over the islands.