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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
FEDERAL OFFICE
HOLDERS WILL
Be CENSURED
Shirk Their Duties to
Do Politics.
LOBBYING IN SACRAMENTO
LYNCH, HAMILTON, STEPPACH-
Err AND SHAEN NAMED.
Customs Weigher Rhodes and As
sistant Sharkey Booked for Dis
missal From the Service
for Drunkenness.
LOBBYING IN SACRAMENTO
LYNCH, HAMILTON, sTEPPAcH-
Err AND SHAEN NAMED.

| Complaints were lodged few days ago
with Special Agents Linck and Smith
that a large number of Federal officials
were not giving to the duties of their Of
fees that attention which they would be
obliged to give were they working for
! themselves or for business men. 1t was
said that several of the delinQuents spent
the greater part of their time in Sacra-
mento lobbying in the Senatorial contest
and had left their offices in charge of
their male deputies and female typeWrft-
ers, to the great detriment of the service
Among those complained of are Internal
Revenue Collector Lynch, his chief dep
uty, Jake Steppacher; Colonel Billy
| Hamilton, cashier of the Custom mouse,
and Assistant Appraiser Jake Shaen. Mr.
| Steppacher has not done days work in
the office since the opening of the leg1s-
| lative session nearly three months ago,
and the others have practically lived in
the State capital during the same period.
The special agents informed the COM
plainants that it was the official duty or
the special agents to report to the Sec
retary of the Treasury all cases OF dere-
liction of duty. 1t did not matter to
them whether the culprit was a Presiden-
tial appointee or an underling, the fault
was the same. They have already made
an investigation of the complaints, and
have found that the officials named have
been neglectful of their duties for which
they are being paid as charged. For In
stance, the agents went to Appraiser Dare
for information as TO the absence Ol AS
sistant Shaen.. Mr.. Dare replied that
Mr.. Shaen had not averaged more than
four hours a week since his appointment
about a year ago.
Charges of drunkenness, neglect of duty
and conduct unbecoming Federal Off
cials preferred against Customs Weigher
Rhodes and Assistant Weigher Thomas
j. Sharkey have been investigated, and
the agents will recommend the dismissal
of Messrs. Rhodes and Sharkey from the
service of the Government. Both men
have gone on sprees and absented them
selves from their posts for days and days
at a time. Rhodes was investigated on
similar charge some two years ago, but
escaped expulsion through political inf1u-
ence, the plea of first offense and won't
do so any more" Another charge against
Rhodes is that of being persistent bor-
rover of money from brother officials and
others and a lapse of memory in regard
thereto when payday came around.
Rhodes and Sharkey are booked for an
early dismissal and the other and more
influential shirkers of duty will hear from
the Treasury Department in no uncertain
tones
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
LIEUTENANT NEAL MAY
RETURN AT ANY TIME
FRIENDS WILL MAKE GOOD HIS
SHORTAGES.
The Young Officer Is Believed te
Have Been in Hiding Some
where in Mexico.

There is now reason to believe that
First Lieutenant John Neall will shortly
return and take his punishment like
man and soldier. 1t will be remembered
that on February Is Lieutenant Neall dis
appeared from the Preside. and that
shortage was discovered in his accounts
as canteen officer of $4,000, as well as
shortage in the accounts of the Preside
Club, of which Lieutenant Neall was the
secretary. Ever since the occurrence the
friends of the officer have been at work
in his behalf to see what could be done.
Lieutenant Neall was extremely popular,
and there was not more efficient officer
in the service. 1t has been maintained by
his friends that if he could only tell his
own story there would be found some
mitigating circumstances connected with
his disappearance. So excellent is his past
record that it is known the highest off,
cials of the army were interested in his
case and that their influence could be
counted on in his behalf.
It is said that Lieutenant Neall has
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

Captain varney of the Golden Gate
station and Captain Smith Of the
South Side station soon had their
boats in the water and under way.
Smith and his crew had to go from
four miles south of the Cliff House to
Bakers. Beach, as they could not
launch their own boat, but even with
that handicap they were not far be-
hind the others. When they all got
across the Golden Gate no trace Of a
disaster could be found. Captain
Hodgson ran his boat in as close to
the beach as possible and then jumped
ashore, taking with him a gun and
shot line. He clambered UP the face
of the cliff and Joined the lighthouse
keeper, who was waiting for him.
At that instant the cry for help
came again. 1t seemed to come from
the ocean side of the promontory and
thither the men made their way. An
other faint and despairing cry brought
them to the cave where the new life
saving station is to be built. The men
made their way around the cliff and
heard the cry of help distinctly.
Clinging to a rock, over which the
waves broke every few seconds, was
a fisherman His boat was not far
away, bottom up, but the rock was
the better refuge, and to it the fisher
man clung.
Hodgson and the men from the
lighthouse did not waste any time
about getting the man off the rock.
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been entered by burglars. After gaining
an entrance through the window the des-
perate crooks entered every room, taxing
everything of value.
Miss Wessenberg, before leaving her
home, had placed her jewelry In bureau
drawer. which the burglars forced open,
presumably with Jimmy They. ap,,
propriated the contents, which consisted
mond brooch. Evidently dissatisfied with
their haul, the thieving pair started to
pry open a trunk containing some Costly
wearing apparel, but were frightened OH
by the return of Miss Wessenberg;
The detectives are. satisfied that the the
men were In the act OF breaking open
thing Of value, when Miss Wessenberg
returned. After she tried the front door'
they think the housebreakers, fearing ar
rest, crawled through the open window
and made their escape.
Chief Lees at once detailed Detectlves
Harper and Sullivan on the case with IN
structions to do all in their power to ar
rest the desperate pair.
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BOLD CROOKS
GET AWAY WITH
VALUABLE BOOTY
Raid a Residence on
Henry Street.
THE POLICE ARE NOTIFIED
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF JEWELRY TAKEN.
The Home of Miss Wessenberg De-
pleted by Pair of Daylight
Burglars, Who Are Still
at Large.
THE POLICE ARE NOTIFIED
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF JEWELRY TAKEN.

The police are searching for two day
light burglars who entered the residence
OF Miss Alma Wessenberg at II Henry
street at noon Monday and got away with
teweIry valued at several hundred dollars
and a quantity of silverware. Last night
Miss Wessenberg visited police headquar-
ters and furnished the detectives with a
list of the stolen property. She particu-
larly mourns the loss of a Masonic en-
blem which belonged to a dear relative.
Shortly before noon on Monday Miss
Wessenberg left her home to do some
shopping. She returned several hours
later and was surprised to find the front
one of the occupants had unconsciousIy
bolted the door, she went to the rear and
and half opened Suspecting something
wrong she summoned neighbor, who
promptly entered the house. "A casual
glance convinced him that tho house had
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

It was then he sounded the distress
signal.
Across the Golden Gate John Hyslop
was on the lookout for the Merchants
Exchange, while a short distance from
him was the lookout for the Golden
Gate Life Saving station. Hyslop was
the first to make out the distress sig
nal" and he at once notified the ex-
change It did not take long to let
the tug companies know, and in few
moments the Shipowners' Company
had the Sea King and the Spreckels
Company the Relief on the way to the
scene. The King had good three
quarters of a mile start, but the Re
lief overhauled her at Fort Point and
was easily first to Point Bonita. Cap
tain Glenn Randall slowed down and
made an examination of the shore
line, but could see no trace of dis
aster.
Half dozen crab nets were out, but
there was no sign of the crab boats,
and the captain remarked to his mate:
"I wouldn't be bit surprised II a few
fishermen had been drowned"
From Point Bonita the Sea King and
Relief went out through the north
channel and up the coast as far as
Rolinas. No sign of a wreck could be
seen nor was any vessel in distress
sighted, so both tugs returned to port.
In the meantime the life saving sta
tions had been notified and Captain
Hodgson of the Fort Point station,
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He was on the outermost end OF a
small reef and hard to get at, but with
the aid of the gun and the shot line
he was finally landed on the beach
more dead than alive. The boat, al
though capsized, was anchored, and
after some dangerous work it also was
secured, righted and anchored in a
sheltered spot.
The crab fisherman's name is Antoine
Razeto. According to his story told in
the lighthouse, he went out early to
catch crabs. It was not blowing hard
and he did very well. About o'clock
it began to blow and he made up his
mind to get back inside. An hour later
it was blowing a gale and the fisher
man found he could not weather
Point Bonita. He got into the little
cove and there came to anchor, but
the big seas came rolling in and cap
sized the boat. He got on the bottom,
but was washed off again and again
Then he managed to get on the rock
and to 1t he clung, calling for help
every time there was a lull in the
wind, until his rescuers came. Had it
not been for Captain Hodgson of the
life-saving station Razeto would have
undoubtedly been drowned, as there
are neither life lines nor boat at the
lighthouse. To the lightkeeper be-
longs a good share of credit, however. ,
On the way back from Bolinas the
tug picked up the lifeboats and towed
them to Fort Point. Razeto was too
exhausted to be moved, so he was left
at the lighthouse.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
coURs1NG WILL CONTINUE.
rngleside Club VIII Hold the Largest
Meeting of the Season.

An executive meeting Of the Ingleside
Coursing Club was held last evening, and
after discussing the ordinance passed by
the Supervisors which prohibits the SELL
Ing of pools on horse and dog racing 1t
decided to follow out the programme ar
ranged at the last meeting of the board,
so as not to disappoint the large number
of leashmen who have gone to consider
able expense in training dogs for this
special meeting, which was announced to
be held at Ingleside Park on Friday (St.
Patricks day., Saturday and Sunday
next. The drawing for the three days Of
coursing will be held at Pythian Castle
doubtless a large gathering of sportsmen
who are interested in the game will be
present to hear what the president of the
club, D. Shannon, will say regarding the
future of the sport at the popular Ingle-
side Park.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
SHIP BIDsToN HILL CHARTERED
She Will Carry Supplies for the
Tronns at the Philinpines

The weather was very dirty outside
yesterday, and all the coasters kept off
shore Early in the morning it was only
blowing sixteen miles an hour from the
southeast, but at 10 a. m. the gale had
increased to 80 miles an hour. AT noon
it had dropped to 40 At p. m. was only
blowing 20 miles from the south, but the
glass was falling rapidly. The, schooners
Premier and ]. Eppinger and the barken-
tines Webfoot and Leslie D were the only
arrivals during the day.
When the gale was at its height the
United States collier Brutus dragged her
anchor and drifted into the fairway. She
was notified to move and did so by drift
ing down with the tide to safe anchor
age.
chartered by the Government to carry
merchandise for the troops to Manila She
is to be paid the lump sum of $2O,5OO. The
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

turned on half force and he thanked
Providence that such was the case A
merchant informed him that the organ
had been to music store and been fixed
earlier in the day, and he muttered sotto
voce that he thought it needed more
"fxin'. Wagner wasn't in it with the
music box for noise. The Judge is a lover
of grand opera. and the strains of the in
strument grated on the musical ear which
was enraptured by the warbling of Melba
the night before; so when the case comes
up Thursday it is believed that should
his Honor recover sufficiently from the
experience of yesterday to attend court
the organ will be sent up for six months.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
Another operatic Star Here.

The Ellis Opera Company received a
strong addition from New York last
night in the person of Antonio Ceppi. the
great Italian tenor. He sang with Grau
at the Metropolitan Opera House las.
Wednesday night. was released by that
management and rushed across the conti-
nent. He is over six feet tall, is the only
rival of Tamagno, and will sing Rhad-
Madame Gadski makes her debut.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
BOTH OUT OF DANGER.
Deputy Assessor Harrington and
Mrs. Skirm Recover From
Their Gas Exoerience

Edward Harrington, deputy assessor,
was so far recovered from the effects of
the gas he inhaled in his room at the
Grand Southern Hotel as to be able to
leave the Receiving Hospital yesterday
morning. He refused to say anything as
10 the cause Of the accident.
Mrs. Emma Skirm, the woman who was
found in the room with Harrington, was
visited at the Receiving Hospital yester-
aay afternoon by G. w. Osborne, the man
from whom she was divorced about five
years ago. At least he told the hospital
sftaches that his name was Osborne, and
when he saw her he showered her with
kisses. She formerly kept, lodging
house on Market street ana was infat-
charge Of by niece who resides IN this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
General Skaters War Lecture.

The lecture to be given by General
Shafter for the benefit of the United States
Army and Navy Christian Commission at
the Association Auditorium, Mason and
Ellis streets, takes place tomorrow night.
The subject will be 1.-The Santiago de
Cuba Campaign" as witnessed by Gen
eral Shafter, who commanded the forces
of invasion
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

from Honolulu for Puget Sound, had gone
down with all hands. She left the islands
in ballast, and it is feared that the sand
shifted during a hurricane and the ship
turned turtle. The American ship wilma
Ieft 2T Honpoulu M i About the same tie t6s
Dominion. The wilma has been to Puget
Sound. where she discharged her ballast
and loaded for San Francisco, arriving
here nearly two weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
MADE STALE BEER FOAM
AND RATIFIED statesmen
Charges Made Against Organ Which Judge Conlan as
a Musical Critic Investigated to His Sorrow.

he passed along Kearny street merchants
rushed from their doors and poured into
the ears of the Judge their tales of woe.
One asserted that the instrument made
more noise than steam calliope; another
that it was a RATHER His statesmen,
he claimed, would become so 'rattled'
when the electricity, was turned on that
they could not wait on customers and
the latter were generally so affected by
the heart-rending tones that they would
get out of earshot with all possible speed.
All prayed the Judge to see tnat the nuis-
ance was abated.
BY request of the court the music box
was started. His Honor turned with the
first shot and fed for a neighboring sa-
loon. but the strains of Hail Columbia"
followed him every step of the way like
an avenging angel. With his fingers in
his ears, and trailed by the party he had
brought along to protect him, the Judge
sought saloon after saloon, but the Wit
lain still pursued him. AT a resort where
elixir of destruction is dispensed, four
blocks from the stable of the beast, the
sound was so nerve-shaking that it made
the stale beer foam.
''There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old
Town. 1.-The Marseillaise, God Save the
Queen" and Ma Honey Boy" all sounded
alike to the Judge. He was told con-
fdentially that the machine was only
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
RESCUED FROM A
WAVE-SWEPT ROCK
Terrible Experience of Crab
Fisher off Point Bonita During
Yesterdays Storm.

TIVE short blasts and long one
from the lighthouse station on
Point Bonita created consterna-
- ton in shipping circles yesterday
morning. 1t was the distress sig
nal, and the first time it echoed across
the Golden Gate was when the mail
company's steamer City of New York
went ashore in a fog below the light
house.
When the signal blew for the second
time yesterday the wind was blowing
30 miles an hour from the northeast,
the fog had shut down until it was
impossible TO see across the Golden
Gate, squall after squall struck the
lighthouse, and it was a nasty morn
ing.
During a lull IN the storm the light
keeper fancied he heard a cry for help.
He waited until the squall had passed.
The cry came again, and again was
drowned by the gale. The keeper
made a tour of the reservation, but
the fog was so thick that he could not
see anything, nor could he locate the
direction from which the cries came.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

The discordant notes Of an electric pipe
organ in the free lecture room of an anat-
omical museum at $40 Pine street have
disturbed the merchants in the vicinity
to such an extent that they are up in
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

Miss Emma Richards, "a Kearny street,
announces her spring opening Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday, 10th, 18th and 18th. All
are invited
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
Charced With Perjury.

benjamin j. Goldman, liquor dealer, 11s
Bush street, swore to a complaint in
Judge Conlan's court yesterday for the
arrest of James Mershon, a liquor dealer
on Battery street, on a charge of perjury.
Mershon had Goldman arrested for
threats against life and on March Judge
Graham, after hearing the evidence, dis
missed the case.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

Ridston Hill will carry about $500 tons of
cargo, and should make the run IN ABOUT
45 days. -
It is now beginning to look as though
the British ship Dominion, out 54 days
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

Anakesis cures Piles. nothing else, Sam.
Die free, Address 1Anakests, New York.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
SCOTCH SHIFTING CHEVIOTS. .25e

ENGLISH GALATEA CLOTHS. .. !
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, Stripe
Checks, P1aids and Plain. zoe and 25c
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

Extra Quality FINE PRINTED PEI
Gales and COTTON COVER
CLOTHS. ..l2lc
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

WOVEN EGYPTIAN TISSUES. ...25c Va
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

PRINTED ENGLISH PIQUES..
.15c and zoe Y:
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

FIR RENCH PRINTED ORGANDIES. 49,.
..121c, 15c, 25c and 35c Yard
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15
AN ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT.

SILK CORDED ZEPHYRS. ........5O
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-15

ISH AND SCOTCH PRINTED DIM1-
TIES and Z5C Var
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
Derninfti9e Krefeloer.

NlS i'm borigen Sabre Sic beltI6sn Regiez
rungen WaBregeln gegert bic SanSo6z
S9tGb1aus fir n%pt6ipenotg eradteten,
purben au9 bic ameritant d en-
3 b T%tabfdGGe, bic in Ser @el6efabriz
tatipn 9eutT9lanbs 8ernenbung finben,
elmer ~trengen 3oIantli9en Gontrole I'M
terporfen. Der gentralppritdrD bes lamb
pirtbf9aftlt9en 8ereinS fir 36einz
preuBen uno Der n@oritanb beutIbet
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besrat6e bas boGItGnbigs 8erbpt Der
@tnfubr BON amerttanif9en MepfelT9az
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neil nur babur9 Der Sbf6au aegen bic Gin
f9leppung Der SanzSoi6=S 9ilbIaus pirtz
fam ge14iibt tperben f0nnte. Die 0anbelsz
TANNER gu &refeGb ipurbe sur gr1tatz
tung zines @uta9tens iiber biefss 9eiu6
aufgeforbert; fe tbeilt Duri6er in ihrem
Sabresberi9te fir 1898 5olgenDss nit:
uWie bic borgenommene Gun0Trags err
ga6, b%efa1en ft9 i'm 8e3irt Der 0anbelSz
TANNER feds grDBere, f~o6rtfmdBt9e Be-
triehe fopie cine Nn3a6l BON &leinbetrie%
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dirt, fpgenannter
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gelee be3te6ungstpeiIe Sbittraut. @ppeit
bic Statiitit ertennen lGbt, tperten in biez
len 8etrieben idbrli4 ettpa 20, ITO Gentner
S6t beut59en, ettpa 10000 Gentner
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6eitet. Was bic Srage oes Ginfu6rDerboz
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&letnbetriebe tparen ben Nn6Gngern tes
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ten bierpon ni6t nur cine @6tpe6r Der
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bung bes beutT9en Sbftbaues unb cine
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dmerifaniI Gen MbfdGen bergeItelIten Runtz
p~robuttes bis6er in ieiner Qbiobfdbigfeit
f6tper eef9doigt tporben fei."
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Ber Me6rbett eeeen bos Ginfu6rberbot
aus. &bgeieben baDDn, bab ite es fir ni8t
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fir beutIbe 9eteefabritatioa Elm unerIebz
li6es RObmaterial burteue, beiien Musz
f6IieBung bteie Snbuftrte aus Dem 2anbe
brdneen unb benz Sbitbau teinen g1uben
bringen perbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
Gin Rettunosdnfer.

n@enn mir niAt cine 6Iai4e Sorni's
Mager itGrtsr i'm 9uuIe ee6ubt bdtten,"
f9rei6t Serr Dug. @tob, 1873 Ot Ste Npe,
Gen gort, 10 ndre unfer Sphn niht mebr
unter ben 2ebenDen. @ines Morgens, uls
nod @0es i4lief, purbe er plOblib trant.
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bus. ST fling OH, ft4 gu er6reden, iein
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MdgenitGrter inn 9auIe. IS balf uu9 TO-
fort, urrb als ber 4benb fam, mar ale Sc
fdbr beIeitiet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
GtabIIrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
2S2 nnO 234 Of 2tamOofp6- $traee,

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GaroeHenbmtter, Sat9IebetHTaiferrTs
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WedDten tueitpbal. SdliIfen, SaIattt,
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Hnh. &1Otar, fr1tt5. S1rotteS,
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Siibefer Sdinitthobnen SeItotner Hiibet.
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9cntIdbe gctroGncte Sirtet, &trid)en,
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adlbpIoerbeere WaOhniamen,
H0pSfarnei, Sanf ttro Eannrtentnntcns
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9emtfdbcm GtdelfaMee, StdIutten,
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