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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
DEFER SMOOT
CASE ONE DAY
Absence of the Counsel for
the Defense Causes a
Temporary Postponement
PROSECUTION WILLING
Many Prominent Witnesses
Who Will Testify Against
Utah Senator Are Absent

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The in
vestigation of the protests against Sem
ator Reed Smoot retaining his seat in
the United States Senate. will not be-
gin until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. When Chairman Burrows called
the committee to order to-day Waldo
mar Van Cott of Salt Lake City. one
of the counsel for the defense, asked
for a 'pestponement until tomorrow on
account of the unavoidable absence of
A. S. Worthington of Washington, D.
c., who has charge of the. case for Sen
ator Smoot. The attorney for the pro
testants made no objection to the con-
tinuance for the reason that the wit
nesses they desired to put on the stand
in opening the case had not yet ar
rived from Utah. The one witness
present was f. B. Critchlow, former
United States District Attorney in
Utah, who has prosecuted a number
of cases against Mormons. Former
Secretary of the Treasury j: G. Car
Isle and former Representative Robert
w. Taylor, attorneys for the prosecu-
tion, were present.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
KAISER AWAITS:
FIGHTING bob
German Emperor Said to.
Have Planned a Meeting.
With Admiral Evans
AMERICAN Is INVITED
Monarch Is DESTROYS of Max
ing an Inspection Of. the
U. S. Battleship Kentucky.

WASHINGTON, March 1:-It IS be-
neved that the German Emperor mar
ranging his itinerary during his Med.
iterranean cruise has planned matters
SO that he. will meet Admiral. RobFey..
d. Evans on the return of .the latter,
to the United States. .'....: =. a.
Admiral Evans in a short time VIII
leave Hongkong. where. his. hasshIp.
the Kentucky: isnow being .docked. on.
his way to New York, via Suez, and he.
probably Will fall III with, Emperor.
william. who will be on: the Hohen--: e
zoIIern in the Eastern Mediterranean
sea. - -. -. -. : ~ -.
Admiral Evans has. a standing in;
vitation from the Emperor. to- visit
him again in German; waters. :: It. is
also intimated that. the Emperor
would like very much to"see the. KEN
lucky; represented to. him to be a:
model American. battFes ship. ...-.--,,. =. T.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
TEDDY HARTMAN
HAS A NEW son
Tivoli's Stage Manager Is
Reveling in Indeinable
Sensations of Paternity

Behind the scenes. at the Tiveli last
night there were unwonted goings:on.
Stage Manager Ferris. Hartman seemed
to. have relinquished his authority and
relaxed discipline for he sat and
smiled feebly, while members of the
company clustered around him; shook
his hand, clapped his shoulder and
showered him with ,chestnutesque COM
gratulations.t.
:"EIeven pounds, did you say?" ex-
claimed Bessie Tannehfll.. gazing ad-
miringly at Mr.. ,Hartman's 'wigless
scalp.
eleven and a quarter, the doctor
said" was the whispered response. .
MY, what whopper!'" Teddy Webb
shouted. :.
A froYn dawned through the make
up .on Mr.. Haftmans countenance.
Am 1 to understand that you pro-
nounce my statement a 'whopper.,?'' he
inquired, severely. -:
mot at ALL didn't alTnde to- your
statement. Of the: :baby's weight. but to
the baby itself" was the little comedi.-
ans hastily uttered .explanation.- II
know it would be grossly imPolite to
question anything relative..to the avoir-
dupois of "a newborn babe which the
male parent of the babe might say
Mr.. Hartmah's smile returned and
remained. in evidence throughout the
rest of his informal reception.
The big audience. that Witnessed the
second production of "The Gypsy
Baron" did not note anything in the
deneanor of Mr.. Hartman, in the role
of Kalmari Zsupan, to indicate that he
carried the indefinable feelings that
come with paternity. He did not stick
in his lines, nor was his acting either
stilted or -exuberant Indeed; he
disregarded no opportunity to indulge
his. penchant for laugh-inviting impro-
visation, and as consequence his per-
forniance was even funner than on the
previous night. Nor did his stage com
panions miss any chance to remind him
of his newly acquired responsibility.
Arthur Cunningham started: the
"gagging," and all the other principals
with speaking parts took a hand in it.
Even the silver-toned Russo said some.
thing a bout "fadder" which the Iibretto
did not contain. Kalman Zsupan had
3
frequent occasion to speak of his
daughter, apd almost every time he did
so some one inquired if he. did not mean
hts son.
For the Hartman baby rs boy 1t
was born. at 1:Se o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon. and twelve hours later the lad
and his mother were getting along
nicely and. the father was fatigued but
happy. Prior to. becoming Mrs. Ferris
Hartman the young mother was Miss
Josephine Davies, and had been a
member of the Tivon corps about four
years, when she married and went to
housekeeping at 63S Willow avenue
The Hartman baby is to be. baptized
Paul-for Music Directof Paul Stein
dorff-and William-for Manager. VIII
liam H. Leahy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
DEATH TO TWO !. 0. . !.
ON. SAME DIT.
Faithful Wife .Sucettmbs :ta<
Heart Disease Few Hours.
After Her Husband Dies.
.speciai Dispatch to: The.'l.lAig.-

TACOMA. March Charleston. p as :
been thrown into double .naouFning.. oyer;
the death. on the same day. OF: W.Aliasrl.
Young and mis- wife. who. recently. ar
rived there from the. East They were
the parents Of Mrs E. IL: LIBBY ana
had come. West to reside, With their
daughter: Two. weeks. ago Y Yopng. was. d.
stricken with .pneum0Hia, and. al.
though catefully' nursed .by|hfs faithful;
Wife died: yesterday :. Mrs; Young. was
subject to- heart disease; and h.is sup
posed anxiety attending the care-0f her
husband brought on. an .attack: OF: the /.
old trouble, and few hours after
Young,s death she. was suddenly. at.
tackled by heart disease and died..' - =.
Young was of. old South Shore Mass
stock and, a. 1ineal descendant of the
Mayfiower pilgrims: He was a suGeess-
ful Boston merchant. and during his.
early. life accumulated sufficient to
keep himself and wife comfortable for
the remainder of their days. =. -. -.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
VICTIM
TURNS ClPTOR
Pfttsbllrg Man at Los An
geles Catches PickpoclSet at
Work and Runs Him Down

Los ANGELES, March w: II:
Galbraith. wealthy glass manufac-
turer of Pfttsburg. who has spent the
winter here with his family. captured
a professional pickpocket to-day after
he had been robbed of a purse con-
tanning more than $500. e..
Galbrsith was at the depot of the
Santa Monica electric line and was
lifting his EttIe. daughter on: car
when he felt. mans hand in his
pocket. He turned lin time to see a
young man abstract his purse and at
once tried to seize him. The thief
eluded his grasp and started to run.
dropping the purse in his. flight; CAL
braith pursued him, yelling to those
ahead of him to. stop the thief just
as he grasped: the pickPocket by the
collar the thief. ran into the OUT
stretched arms of an officer in citizen s
clothes. Thinking to get away the
thief asked the officer to protect him
from Galbraith. who, he said, was
about TO assault him, bat when the
Pfttsburg man explained the matter
the officer handcuffed the thief and
took him to Jail. The prisoner gave
the name Of William Adams: He was
recognized: as a. professional pick
pocket, for whom the police have been
searching for weeks and who will be
charged with other. robberies. He re-
fuses to make any statement or tell
where he roomed. He was seen at the
depot. accompanied by a well dressed
woman, but during the excitement the
woman disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
DISCUSS. MANY: SUBJECTS.
Debate i'm the House Traverses a Wide
Range. :.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
House to-day concluded general de-
bate on the District of Columbia
appropriation bill. A variety of sub
jects other than the bill were dis
cussed. Sheppard of Texas spoke
against the tariff. Adams Of Pennsyl-
vania in favor of the restriction of
immigration, Powers of Massachu
setts- urged beautifying the national
capital and. expressed the opinion. that
there would be disarmament by the
nations of the world during the cen
tury. Williamson of oregon made his
first speech in the House. He urged
an appropriation for. the Lewis and
Clark centennial exposition. McDer-
mott made AM antitrust speech and
Miers of Indiana discussed ship sub
sidy.
Relief of the Southern. tobacco rails.
ers was advocated by Messrs. Hopkins
of Kentucky and Flood of Virginia
through the repeal of the 6 cent per
pound tax on stemmed and twisted to-
bacco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
. Chief Butler of. Ireland.

!. Lord Ormondet, the owner of the
castle is the, present day representa-
tive of the Buffers. WHO have for many
centuries held the office of hereditary
butler of Ireland. Hence the surname
of Butler land their coat of arms, with
three covered cups. which represent
the three gold CUPS retained as per-.
qufsites from the. coronatfons of three
different Kings.
. The chief butler had the right to
keep the cup out of which the: king
drank at the time of his coronation.
Another quaint privilege was that of
retaining one in: every ten barrels of
wine imported into Ireland d.-London
Express. -:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
OF. INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC' COAST
New Assignments in Postal. Service,
- Naval Changes and Patents Issued
=. byFederaI Orders.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-Fourth-
class Postmasters commissioned
George E. Cross tPuente. Cal; Mary S.
PattQn, Piedmont, Cal; Clara e.
Wright, Forest, Or; George Fl. Fam
blin: Kfpling, Wash. Louis Temple of
Napa has been appointed railway mail
clerk: H: E. Bowman of Clovis has
been appointed Chinese inspector.
Changes in fourth-classPo Postmasters-
Mooreland, San Joaquin County, George
Nv. Graves, vice A. +. Clark, removed;
*Pala.. San Diego County. F. A. Salmons,
vice. Ami " Goish, resigned; Alamo.
Grant County, Or, Theodore E. Quinn
by. vice Guy L. Lindsay. resigned.
Orders to officers of the United States
navy-Comrnander w. H. Nauman is
detached from the navy yard on Puget
Sound. Washington, ETC., to have three
months sick leave; Passed Assistant
Surgeon ]. $. Taylor is detached from
the naval hospital at New York, to ac-
company marine battalion to San
Francisco, thence to the Relief. Passed
Assistant Surgeon F. E. Mccullough is
ordered to the Asiatic station, sailing
from San Francisco about March g.
Patents issued-Walter II. Allison;
assignor to National Fiber Company,
San Francisco, decorticating machine;
Fred F. Anderson, assignor TO L. Kohn,
Oakland. detachable heel for boots anG
shoes; NJ. j: Bacon, San Francisco.
seam. ripper; William "A. Butler, San
Francisco, windmill Lucius E. Cole
man. Santa Ana, hydro-carbon- burner;
Charles. H. Devofl, San Francisco, as
signor to H. S: Rowland, burglar
alarm; Albert S.. Dixon, LOS Angeles,
nursing appliance; Alex f. Ergquist,
SAN francisco, device for adjusting
windows; John. Hahn, assignor one
fourth. to G. Gartling, Los Angeles,
pump: Adam >Heberer, Alameda, ad-
Unstable. wrench; Stephen c. Houghton,
San Francisco, telephone: George j.
Leonard. Pasadena, carbon resistance
and producing and adjusting. same:
William A. Merrall, San Francisco,
clamp mill; Anna NJ. Schneider, Sacra-
mento. toilet kit: Frederick league;
Oakland. dentar bridge; John c. Whit
more. Lordsburg, driving mechanism
for pumps: Jeremiah C. Willmore, Los
Angeles. instrument for the. construc-
tion of equivalent geemetrical figures.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
Increased shipments OF Breadsturs.

The value of breadstuffs sent abroad
from Boston I'm the calendar year of
1902 was S11s3oO.eO0. Last year the
value was $9,2S4.OOO- on the. other
hand, Galveston increased its ship
ments in value from $9,155, 900 to $19,-
100000. The shipments at New Or
leans, which in 1902 were s15.771. 900,
were last year $21. .S22 900 in Value
New York Commercial
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
=. CaIlfornians in Ne.E york.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The fol-
lowing Californians have arrived at
the hotels:
FROM San Francisco-A.. Cheix. at
the broadway. Central; G.. A. "Kleihia,
at the Herald Square; Miss v. Tres
cott, at the. Vendome; G. Greenzeig, at
the herald Square.
From Los Angeles-Miss Harwands,
at. the Victor: G. D. Howland, at the
Bartholdi.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

nights crisis it. is thought that the:
danger Will be passed. Hundreds of
thousands of dollars must be.spent In.
reclamation work. not to mention the
loss Of crops an dother property. Il
is stated that more acreage. IS under
water on this side OF the Sacramento
River than at any TIME since 1881.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02
FORMER AMERICAN ~ ;.
'-@-.-= CONSUL KILLS HIMSELF
Colonel Charles KahIo, an IndIanapo-
lis Manufactures, Commits Suicide
n. in Knoxville. Tennessee

KNOXVILLE Tenn, March l.
Colonel Charles KahIo of indianapolis,
Representative Of the National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers. headed by
d. H. Parry killed himself at a local
hotel to-day. He was in the United
States consular service. under Presi-
dent Harrison and had held. positions
Of trust in Indiana. Nc. reason is as
signed for the act =;
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

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Pittsburg originates the largest.
freight. tonnage of any city in the
world; more than New York, Chicago.
and philadelphia combined. -.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

WASHINGTON. March .1.-Postmaster E. S.
Parnell Of Junction, Union County, Ark has
resigned. his office, and in his letter to THE
Postmaster General says the action is due to
a political feud, to escapa4which he is goink
TO leave the State.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

CHICAGO, March 1.-At a meeting of the
Western Golf Association tonight II was de-
cided TO extend the territory of the association
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-02

GREESBERG g. GREENBERG.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
WON'T HAVE KNUD{EN
LAST SESSIONS CREW
TO GUIDE THE no Sc
WITH HARMONIOUS START MEM.
BERs WILL QUICKLY PUSH
FINANCIAL MATTERS
TO END.

Governor Carter has made ready
clear statement Of the financial situa-
ton and what Is needed In the way of
cuts" said prominent Home Rule
member OF the Legislature this morn
ing, land 1t will soon be In the hands
of the Legislature to follow out his
recommendation or do otherwise.
Il. for one. believe that the recon-
mendations of the Governor will be
carried out. While each detail Of his
scheme may not be realized to the let
ter, ! believe the general idea as map
ped by the Governor will become a
fact.
IL think 1t Is up to us as the repre-
OF the people to lift the Ter.
ritory out Of Its present financial
troubles, place 1t on a firm business
basis, which means keeping expenses
down to revenue. finish our work as
quickly as possible and go home with
the happy consciousness Of having done
our duty well and without loss OF time.
with Beckley as Speaker Of the
iio"'e anu VIZ "e Wv" '"e '"..
e'ih',i,''ees as at iast seSsion' we shou'u
oe so'e u coihpitte 'he business ior
which we are called within twenty
days.
"I'll tell you one thing, however, II
n ID Speaker' mere VIII pe no
unishihs W"ik within twenty aa's, III
sueh event Tue sess'on Wou'u uras
i"ns i'oih .h''ty 70 e'a.y uays anu AZ
srea. eApehse " tue ierr''ory. WIN
nuuuse" 90 opeanei ,ne'e eou,a 10
w. nope ~ qui.h sess'on. ne iione
N'eS WI, nv s'"nu io' anu = NhoM
wnat ! III 'alh'hs "oo"' when l MAKE
'",s s.a'.Hen., -
aou"' MoNs ~ spee'a' sessioh
WIN '"e SAM .oNiii'''eea as i"'. 'e'-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
Easter Hats For All

This seasons styles are very handsome and in.
expensive. Every lady can afford to have q stylish
Easter has with our low prices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
JAPANESE ATP|NG yang
STRONG POINT WAS GAINED
BY FORCED MARCHES
DIFFICULTY IN SUPPLYING FOOD.
TROOPS SUFFERING SEVERE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOSS.

London. March pa series Of mes.
sages dated between March 10th and
18th. sent by a correspondent OF the
Daily Mail at Chinampo, Korea, de-
scribes the perfect organization OF the
japanese in Korea.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for landing troops and advanc.
ing them through the country, and
pontoon bridges and stables are built
wherever they are found to be neces-
sary. The greatest difficulty facing
the Japanese Is the commissariat. as
owing to the poor food supplies of Ko.
rea It is only possible at present to
maintain 10000 men.
The Japanese hold two enormously
strong positions at Ping Yang and on
the Miaokal.San Hange. between
Hwaing.Ju and Seoul. The latter, the
correspondent says, is practically i'm.
pregnable and secure from land at.
tacks from the northwest. In the
event of defeat II Is intended to hold
the passes at Kazan, thus protecting
Ping Yang valley. The Japanese
troops are suffering from dysentary
and pneumonia, and many Of the cav.
airy horses, which the correspondent
says are poor, have died. but the army
is full of spirit.
There probably are 10000 Japanese
at Ping Yang, which the correspond.
ent points out might easily have been
taken when the Russian scouts first
arrived, there being then only $50
japanese soldiers.
The Russians intended to make An.
ju their base, but owing to the delay
in the arrival Of re.enforcements they
were afraid they would be cut of, and
so retired. Meanwhile the japanese
advanced to Ping Yang by forced
marches, the troops being almost
without equipment.
According to this correspondent, the
Russians are preparing to prevent the
Japanese landing at PAX Chon. twenty
miles west OF Anju, and he says the
japanese sailors admit that Port Ar.
thur Is SO protected by mines and tor.
pedoes that It would mean death to
approach II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
BUY A HOME.

We have for sale on easy terms sew
eral residences in Honolulu. which Il
will pay you to investigate. Among
them is az acre and half near the
Rapid Transit at Puunui for $1,000; an
acre and third, with dwelling, on Ka-
mehameha Road near King street for
$4,000; a quarter of an acre. with dwell
ing, on Azillian street Punahou for
$4,000; and a quarter Of an acre with
cottage at Kalihi near Rapid Transit
for $4,000. Any Of these will be sold on
monthly installments, II preferred.
Further information furnished at the
office OF the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association, 122 King street. 4. v.
Gear, secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
SHIRT WAIST HATS

These are at lower prices than ever before and
in prettier styles. Many added attractions since
our Easter ,ening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
HUSBAND rs HELD.

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth yester-
day afternoon arrested Frank ID, Mel
son, travelling salesman for the w, II.
Martin Tobacco Co., OF Louisville, KY,
on writ of ne exeat issued by Judge
Gear on the petition OF Nelson's wife.
1t was thought that Nelson intended
leaving for the Coast.
Mrs. Nelson complains that her hus-
band has neglected to provide for her
and that he has treated her brutally,
Gear ordered that Nelson be held under
$1,000 bail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. T.. w. Groves signature
Is on each box; 25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-31

Transberlan
aikal In
being hurried
work laying tracks the lake
night 1t officially
service In short time II this should
NJ