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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

The San Francisco Republican League.
with the aid of the Grand Jury, has
brought to public light an unprincipled
scheme of the Ruefters to Illegally reg
ister block of eighty votes from the
City and County Hospital. The scheme
was concocted for the purpose of rein
forcing the Ruefters in the Thirty-second
Assembly District. The illegally regis
tered consist mainly of patients in the
hospital who do not actually reside in the
district.
Two weeks ago it was ascertatned by
representatives of the league that the
registration in that particular precinct OF
the district showed an increase so re-
markable that it could not be accounted
for on the lines of normal growth OF pop
ulation. Inquiry disclosed the fact that
the registration was impropert, IL not IN
many cases absolutely, fraudulent. The
topic was discussed In executive session
of the league A decision was reached
that all the facts bearing on the subject
should be Immediately. placed before the
Grand Jury.
Delegates proposed on the league ticket
of the Thirty-second District are going
to the battle next Tuesday under the
banner of McDougald The alignment In
the Thirty-third is also for Mr.. McDou-
gald He has received the following let
Is
John McDougald,o Treasurer: . The
Thirty-third District Club of the San
francisco Republican League at a meet
ing Sunday evening passed a resolution
unanimously naming John McDougald
as: its choice for Mayor. If9you are for
tunate enough to- secure nomination and
election we feel that in you san Fran
cisco will have Mayor 10 be proud or
Yours respectfully,
.'SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE CLUB.
JOHN T. PIDWELL, President.
c. E. HAND, Secretary"
All signs point to the polling or a
lafge vote next Tuesday in the Forty
second Assembly District The ticket
of the San Francisco Republican League
in the Forty second is positively ana
unquestionably anti-Ruef. Every cltl-
zen who has reached the conclusion
that the city has had enough of Ruef
and Schmitz will see his way clear to
support the league ticket. Tomorrow
evening at Scottish Hail.. III Larkln
street, the club of the league will hold
a meeting. John S. Partridge and A.
Van der Naillen will address the audi
ence. The Hawaiian orchestra Will d1S-
course music
The executive committee of the San
Francisco Republican League was IN
session several hours last night. Ar
thur Fisk attended the session. Mem
bers of the committee say that tney are
encouraged by the reports coming TO
Headquarters from the various Assem-
bly, districts The committee, however
IS not inclined to underestimate the
strength or the working capacity OF the
opposition. The fact is admitted that
Maestretti is putting UP hard fight In
the Thirty-ninth district. Precinct
nolJinee places have been established in
remote sections and arranged in such
manner that residents will. be COM
pelled to go many blocks westerly In
order to vote The Election Commis-
sioners, 1t is said, are playing into
AInoctratti,S hands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
CHARLES NEWMAN
NOW THE OWNER
Obtains Crystal Palace, Oppo-
site Site of His Early
Successes.

Thousands Of old friends and patrons
will welcome the news that mine host
the genial, suave Charles Newman has
purcha sed the Crystal Palace, corner
Kearny and Geary streets, from Mr. Ike
Deutch apd will again exercise his rare
faculty of successfully catering to the
well being and comfort of a discrinni-
mating public. The transfer took place
yesterday, and to-day Mr.. Newman is in,
possession not alone of the premises
but of Mr.. oDeutch's good will and
heartiest wishes for a successful future.
Mr.. Newman's success is proverbials his:
popularity ounQueStioned. No enterprise
that he has deemed worthyo of his eff
forts has yet failed to- result in most.
hattering and substantial . returns.
Within a comparatively short time the
Russ House, before known only to a
limited and inconspicuous part of the
travelling public, has. under his owner
'FRONT.' rank of the truly successful and
popular hoStelries of San francisco
Gifted With the unusual faculty of
knowing the public's wants. the execu-
tive ability toe satisfy them, and a per-
sonality that draws patrons perma-
nently to him. Mr.. Newman has inet
with an unusual measure of business
success With these Qualities and ample
financial means he has secured a lease
of the premises of the new Monadnock
building, now being built on Market
street. just west of the Palace Hotel
At an outlay of S150,900 he will eauip
and open the finest grill and cafe on
the coast. If 5here us any modern fea-
ture known in the business that will
not appear in its construction then it
will be because Mr.. Newman has not
heard of it, and that contingency is not
even remotely limited at. To crafty his
desire to daily come in contact with his
old friends and to resume the successes
that marked the early stages of his ca
reer in the premises opposite his DraS-
ent0 location Mr.. Newman has obtained
the Crystal Palace, but will still con-
tinue the head of the Charles Newman
Company in the conduct OF the Russ
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
HEALTH INSPECTORS
LOSE THEIR PLACES
DIR. Hinkle and H. D. Miller
toGive Way to Civil Ser
vice Appointees.

The Health Board yesterday made
requisition on the Civil Service Com
mission for two more sanitary inspect
ors. This action will result in DR..
Beatrice Hinkle and H. d. Miller losing
their respective positions as factory
inspector and bath, bakery and laun-
dry inspector.
The boards action was necessitated
by the refusal of Auditor Baehp to Sign
the salary demands of Mrs. Hinkle and
Miller because they are not on the
civil service eligible list.
The remaining two sanitary inspect
ors on the civil service list are Robert
Howe and Reuben: Hill. and if they ac-
cept certification they will be appointed
to the positions. In that event Mrs.
Eirkle and Miller will have to step
down and out.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
CLUbNAN FACES )
A TRIAL Jury
Twelve Men Impaneled to
Decide Guilt or Innocence
of James E. Fitzpatrick
ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
His Case Is Puzzling the Au-
thorities Owing to His
Social Position and Wealth

James E. Fitzpatrick. clubman. klon-
dixie miner and alleged craftsman, ap-
peared before Judge Cook yesterday 1or
trial on a charge of burglary. "A jury
was impaneled and at the request or MS
counsel, Attorneys SrnithSon and crazy
a continuance was granted TIL enls NOR
ing when the trial will proceed AT
torney Twamley, representing the Pa
cifc States Telephone and Telegraph
Company, is assisting Assistant District
Attorney Porter Ashe in the prosecutor
Fitzpatrick is accused of stealing from
the telephone box in the office OF Herman
Albert, coal dealer, 1866 Waller street, on
October 4. The same telephone box nad
been plundered several times before ana
Special Officer Mahany of the Telephone
Company trailed Fitzpatrick for weeks IN
the hope Of catching hiH robbtng 1t er
some other telephone boxes He had olI-
ficulty in following Fitzpatrick, who al
ways selected streets where there weps
no cars. Finally Fitzpatrick was caught
coming out of Albert's office.
Fitzpatrick Is also waiting MS prenm-
mary examination in Pelice Judge Con-
lan's court on another charge Of burg
Iarv He is accused OF stealing STAT from
the safe in the office of A Devote & Co..
coal dealers, 2407 California street.
There seemed an inclination TO oeaI
lightly with Fitzpatrick ON the first
charge IN view OF his social and family
connections, but when he was arrested on
the second charge 1t was decided 10
prosecute him to the fullest extent Inc
authorities are puzzled ever his conduct
He is possessed of ample meanss II IS
said. and whether he has turned cracks
man as fad or has the natural instincts
Of a criminal Is a question that mas not
Vet been satisfactorily answered. What
adds to the mystery is the fact that ne
has a pretty young wife who was almost
neartbroken when she learned that her
husband was accused Of being criminal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
ACTIVE IN FoRTY-FoURTH.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the. candi-
dates for delegates to the Republican,
convention from the Forty-fourtha Dis
trict was held at the San Francisco Re
publican League HEADQUARTERS last night
for the purpose of. planning the work be-
fore the primary election DR.. A. D. Mc-
Lean was elected chairman and F. L.
Turpin Jr. secretary. John Lackmann
heads the ticket in his district
"A vigorous campaign was decided upon.
The: district was divided amoung the
delegates so that there would be no fric-
.fion in personally visiting the voters. A
circular letter will be sent out IN con-
junction with the literary matter issued
by the league. special effort will be
made tooget out the vote from the many
hotels and rooming houses in this dis
.trict. Another meeting of the delegates
is scheduled for Friday evening at the
Rennhlican League headquarters
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
PROMINENT IRISHMEN PLAN
TO RECEIVE COUNTRYMA N
William Redmond, Member of ParAia-
ment, VIII Arrive Here From
Australia August Fl.

In banquet-room No. 1 OF the St
Francis Hotel several prominent irish
men met last evening to arrange for
proper reception to William Redmond
NJ P, who will arrive on the ventura
from Australia on the 21st Of August.
Mr.. Redmond will address a meeting
at the Alhambra Theater on August %
and will remain in San Francisco un-
til the 9th. On the S0th he will speak
at Salt Lake. He also speaks at Den
yer, Omaha. Chicago, Philadelphia. Bos-
ton and New York. and will sail for
home on October q
The committee to make arrange
ments for his reception is as follows:
James V. Coleman, Jeremiah Mahony,
Colonel ]. c. OConnoF. Patrick BrOd-
erick, John Mulhern. William Cronin
and Thomas MahOny-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
MANIPULATE ELECTIONS.

- MANIPULATE ELECTIONS.
The story is repetition of the efforts
of the administration to manipulate the
elections and vote whom they pleased
lawfully or otherwise by hushed-up meth
DDS: Before the election, Andrews says,
j. B. Sykes approached n. E. Whiteside,
who lives at 30S Twelfth avenue, and
asked him IL he wanted to work as a
street-sweeper Whiteside was given a
letter to Maestretti and was soon en-
ployed. After a few days had passed
Sykes asked him If he had. registered.
1t was then too late to register in order
to vote at the primaries, but a registra-
ton certificate was procured for White
side and he was given instructions. to
boost the Works Board at the polls.
On election day Sykes: procured a. car
riage and personally drove Whiteside to
the booth at S126 Point Lobos avenue.
There he told Inspector Wright that the
man was all right Wright assured the
other officials that Whitesides was eIigi-
BILE to vote and the matter was settled.
SYKES, CONNECTION.
Sykes connection with the fraud Is in
voting g. man whom he knew to be in
competent and In assuring the other ofh-
cia1s to that effect. The officials consid-s
cred Sykes, word good and did not
trouble to Investigate. -
Three days after the polls were. closed
Sykes became afraid that his conduct IN
voting the incompetent would be investi-.
gated, for, according to the. law, when
the voter had not registered in time he
was not entitled to enter the polls A
hasty conference with the Ruef gang was
held and it was decided to hide the voter
over Maestretti's saloon. where for sew
eral days he was confined within a small
room and his meals were delivered. Then
the hiding place was considered to be
too open, so Sykes furnished the unques-
tionfng Whiteside with funds and he was
Spirited away to- Mill Valley in a house
with q Mrs. Marsh. For over a month
he was kept there until the trouble had
passed and then as silently he was al
lowed to come back to San Francisco.
OFFICIALS IN CONFERENCE.
In the meantime the election officials
were called to a conference at the saloon
of Maestrettf, but the developments OF
this consultation are unknown to the
Grand Jury. although 1t is supposed that
they We're given orders how to act In
case the investigation was carried out
The matter has been put in the hands
of District Attorney oByfngton and since
the discovery was only made Saturday by
the Grand Jury he has not yet acted
upon 1t. The outcome remains conjec-
ture, but what promises 70 be another
sensational trial is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
oFFICIALs IN CONFERENCE.
TO chosE ON PRIMARY DAY.
Firms Arrange to Give En-
pIoyes Chance to Vote.

The following is AN additional list of
firms that will not open for business on
August 8, primary election days until
10 a. m:
Muhs & Lochbaum. A. B. Smith Company.
American Box Factory, Jesse Moore Hunt Com
pany,a Herbert B. Maggs, John NJ Curtis
Schlueter K Volberg, George c. Bornemanu &
Co. William Cranston Company, John Horst
mann Company G. J. Becht Company; Vein
stock Lubin & CO.: Aetna Insurance Com
pany Columbia Phonograph Company H Rose
krans & Co., Nathan-D Dohrrnann Company
Newman & Levinson. Roussel & Davidson
Holtum- Schmidt Company Inc). San Fran
cisco Lumber Company, Speck & Co. c. "
Rowe NJ S. Kohlberg & Co.. Castle Brothers
Hale Brothers Qnc.), Nonotuck SILK Company
Crescent Feather Company A. l. Hall q Son
Hooker. & Lent. WEBSTER Co.. Anglo-Americau n
Crockery and Glassware Company. Union Lum-
Der Company Sacobi Brothers: Holbrrot Mar.
riil & Stetson; Bullock & Jones C
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
RUEF GANG is CAUGHT
AT STUFFING REGISTER
Fraudulent Enrolment From City and County
Hospital Is Investigated by Grand Jury.

Forces organised nnder the auspices Of the San Francisco
Republican League 1Oorkiug nccday bring the pr
mary polls Tuesday large percentage Of the registered
Of city In several districts 1oe5e the
cnd little abahetc the houeo-honse plan of
ing oogne 4 the indications point to unusually large
primary ote and the gro1rng interest the important
eliminate popular uprising to redeem the city from the reign
of graft ana Scuy of grufes The Gyand Jy Evidence
that the Rnef politicians haze been stg the register Indict
neuts 7sU brobobIu be yehuyed
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

SAYS WATCH WAS STOLEN FROM HIM.
Joseph Coyle. real estate agent obtained a
warrant from Police Judge Fritz yesterday for
the arrest Of George Miller; and George Nc
Bride on a charge Of petty larceny. He alleges
that when he was in saloon at GO Post
street on July IL he placed his watch and
chain and coin on the counter, and the defend
ants took. the watch and chain. He said he had
a witness who would testify TO that effect
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

of Soap, SIX boxes
Gu ticura Oint-
ment, and two
bottles Of Cuti-
ci1ra Resolvent. /
bathed with the
Soap applied the
Ointment once q
day and took the
Resolvent as di-
.rected. In thirty
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
FoRTY.rHIRD ORGANIZED.

The Republican League candidates of
the Forty third District met at the head
quarters last night to hear reports from
the members OF the delegation relative
to the amount of work which mad been
done.
From present indications the large vote
in the hotels of this district has been
well daken care of and most of it will
be out on the day of the primary cleo
ton. ", H. Davis heads the ticket
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters expel
ali poisons and impart renewed life and
energy to the whole system.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

MURINE EYE REMEDY cures Eyes;
makes Weak Eyes Strong. Soothes Eye
Pain. Doesn't Smart
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
AWFUL PSORIASIS
35 YEARS
IHtE HhNNN
Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches
All Over the BOd-Skin Cracked
and BIeeding-Itchin Unbear-
abl-Gured by Cuticura in Thirty,
Days at Cost of S4.75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA.

"I was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty-tive years. Tt was IN patches all
over my body. / used three cakes
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

FALL DIsLOCATEs SHOULDER. - Mary
Beckley, residing at 425 Fourteenth street. dis
located her right ehoulder yesterday when she
fell at the crossing of Woodward avenue and
Fourteenth street. Dr. w. j. Walsh of the
Emergency Hospital staff set the dislocated
Joint at the Central Emergency Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

antly made the tool of the administra-
ton, is said to be an imbecile and not
responsible for the aid to the alleged
fraud.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18

CRISIS NEXT WEEK.
Peace Conference Decides to Ad journ
Until Monday.


Portsmouth. Aug. 18-The peaoe
plenipotentiar!es At the end Of tho
conference this morning agreed 70
meet again Monday when ths ovisis 10
expected. Meauwh hile President Roose.
velt 10 expected to use his good offices
to prevent . rupture in the peace ne.
gotiations and bring about . readjust
ment. The final struggle will OCCUR
next week. Both sides are in hour.
ly com ommunioation with their respec.
tive governments. There 10 no indi-
cation Of unusual strained relations
today. 1t is believed that the com.
mission will yet be sble to reach an
agreement on the Sakhalin and In.
demnity stumbling blocks, and these
points be adjusted satisfactory to all
concerned. Some of the Ru ssians are
in favor Of giving up Sakhalip.
others are in favor Of an indemnity
but none OF the com mission are in
favor Of both.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
RICH ORE ENCOUNTERED.
Agnes Mine, Working Under Lease,
Makes Good Find.

Senator j. G. johnston was wear.
ing broad smile this morning when
met by . Tribune man. Ibid you
see the Denver Post?'' said he.
"About the strike in the Agnes mine
at Cripple Greek. Well. it's all
straight. got . letter from there
this m orning.''
Tho Agnes Is an old property and
has been worked At different times
ever since there WAS . Cripple Greek.
kr. Johnston owns . one fourth In.
tersst In the property. Following
10 the dispatch in the Post of yester.
day:
'ArPherson Bros. who are oper.
ating on the Agnes property on the
east slope Of Beacon hill. have opened
up wonderful body Of orc and are
now making arrangements to com.
menoe steady shipments. The ore body
10 now measuring from three to five
feet In width and their assays iudi.
cate that 1t will 60 anywhere from
two to eight oun COS to the ton in
gold. Tho lessees are saving oonsid.
cradle screenings during their opera.
tions. and ~ numerous sire AXIS Of rioh
ore traverse the ore shoot. their
screenings run we'll up."
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
ANOTHER RUN ON
SAVINGS BANK
Application for a Receiver
Made This Morning.
Denver Financial Institution
Will Probably Be Compell-
cd to Suspend Busi-
ness Today.

Denver, Aug 18-The second run
o. the Denver Savings Bank began
this morning and at noon peop pie we're
In line for . block clamoring for their
money. The run waa caused BY An
announcement in the morning papers
that application had been made for
. receiver and an examination Of the
hanks Affairs. The petition for re.
oeivar was fled at II O'Clock this
Aorning In Judge Mullins court BY
william Corbett. who says that the
isssitutioo has been looted by one
Iobedsn and especially by his man
Hill. the president Of the bank.
whom the petition alleges has fed
from the city.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
A Lucky Combination.

Divide. Colo. Aug. ls-Ernest
n. Steele. who drew tenth oLoice in
the Uintsh land lottery. 10 An sngi.
nser on the Midland Tsrmipa rail.
way. running be tween Cripple Crsek
and Colorado Springs on the short
line. He has bsen in the service Of
the Midland Terminal company for
eight years and 10 twenty -six ysars Of
age, and married. Upon his return
from Grand Junction. whore he regis.
tered. he remarked that % many
wanted frst CHOICE be would be salts
hed with humber one and one cipher,
and BY some play Of chance he was
No. 10. When notified 1t Summit,
where his engine WAS enrouts to
Colorado Springs. he merely said
II told them 1 would get IL. Ny en-
gins 10 the six spot and have been
married four years; II that isn't .
lucky combination then l don't want
the RANCH" Mr.. Steele was former.
ly Of Sedslia. No, where his parents
now live. He has not yet named bis
price per acre.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
Eagles Fight Now On.

Denver. Aug. l8-Ths tight for the
presidency In the Eagles 10 on In desd
earnest this morning. Bailotips b.
gan ct II O'Clock. Psllstisr Of Kan.
sas City aud Davis Of Cleveland are
the contestants. There axe nearly
5000 names 70 call making voting Q
tedious Job. The nrst ten ssYiss vot.
ing showed Pelletier 80 and navis %.
Both sides are claiming the winner.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
1000 More Names Drawn.

Provo, Utah, Aug. 18-TheIe wss
. large crowd this morning gathered
to watch the second batch Of draw.
ings made by the governments
commission. Nearly all the names
drawn today were taken from Utah
and Colorado. The list ran up~ 10
2,0o0. There is little talk Of giving
up by those presons who did not got
In on the first few hundred numbers
drawn. The fairness OF the method
Of the drawing 10 unqu ,stioned BY
anyone.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
JAPAN DOUBTS RUSSIA.
Latter Behaves 40 Though She
We're Mistress of Situation.

Toxic, Aug. 1s-As reports from
the United States are reoeived here
day by day. Japau's indignation re-.
garding Russia's attitude 10 not grow
ing less. The newspapers point ont
that Japan's attitude toward the war
has been studiously self lf-oontaired and
moderate and that japan has care
fully refrained from all Wanting or
conduct calculated to increase the
humiliation Of her opponent. Now
she approaches the conference quiet.
ly and couftsoasly, without boast
ing. Nevertheless. IL II declared
Japan's unbroken succession Of vic.
tories constitutes . fact which cannot
be blinked at and Justly confers on her
the right 70 speak In the tone Of 3
oonqueror and 10 impose terms Of
peace. where's, On the contrary. Rus.
STA asgresstss that right and behaves
- II she were mistress Of the situa.
tion and entitled 70 dictate terms.
having only consented to open -nego.
tiastons ~ An act Of benevolent lien
iency toward Japan.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18

The Daily Trib.ns 700 psr month.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
JAPANESE NAVY
BEING ENLARGED
Several Russian Vessels Rails
ed at Port Arthur.
Little Damage to a Number of
the Ships Which Wore
Speedily Repaired and
Placed in Command.

London. Aug 1s-Ths Times COR
respondent 1t Toxic wires that 1t 10
not true that the Russian wArships
we're blown up or sunk BY gun hre.
Employees raising the vessels found
that the Russians had opened the
valves in tho vessels permitting
them to sink in the harbor in the
hope that the Baltic feet would
reach Port Arthur, reoapture it when
the vessels could be raised. The
Japanese have raised four battlsships
and two cruisers, speedily repaired
them and added thsm to the Japanese
navy.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18

Seh the choicest resi-
denes lots In the city y
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
Oyama Wants . to Finish.

Lopdou. Aug. ia TOXIC dispatch
today says that Field MarshAl- Oysma
and his generals have sent a memorial
70 the emperor declaring that all Of
the Japanese forces are anxious to be
permitted TO deliver . crushing, blow
10 Lipevitch's forces. rather than sub
nit to the enemy's pesoe terms.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
New Counterfeit Bill.

Washington. Aos. is-The gov.
ssnment aunounoes the appearance Of
. new oountsrfeit avs dollar bill.
series 1899. Roberts. register. There
sss several mistakes which appear on
ehs faos Of the note.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-18
Count CassnI Arrives.

st. Petersburg. Aug. ls-Count
Osssini the retiring Ru>sian ambsssa.
dor 70 the United States arrived here
this morning from Paris. He went
direct to the palace for Al interview
with the car over the feeling to-.
wards Russia In the United States.
rhe Gear was anxious to know how
Witts was received. 1t is known that
high ofiiciais among the Russian are
puzzled and amused IT the extraordi.
nary warmth Of the Witte reception
In America. Witte throug hout his
life. they say. has shown remarkable
facility for winning . great reputation
abroad. Hrs critics insinute that he
has always played to the gallery.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Mrs. Aylwin, Hair Dressing. II Center. Switches, james, toilet articles