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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-22
Spne gtar Npeiie.
Ber oas 9tlamu pablt.
Seine Wusfeln itdblt.
User Grianaer trinft.
Dem Seiterteit mint.
uno beim Gabimet
Birb ale Belt iebr nett.

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SIN Gbidialsbub 9eibrieben lit:
9aB er befimmt gu leibtrem Sinn,
Gum 2ieben unb gum Srinten lit.
Sum mag ibm 9one Star reiblib fieBen
st mas's NIT BoIut itets aenieBeni
9o8 @afier efelt unb beibpert.
8iro es alein eenDhen;
So6 lift Die Sabe umeefebrt,
8ommt es als 8ier seHphen.
nno 1T es gar bas Mlautp,
Dies berrliebite pDn 8ieren,
Ser 2abetrunt 10 CONNIE il faut,-
SD laB mid germ oerfibren.
Sd trinfe luitie barauf los
1ub bin neranist uns better,
llnb bin nerfimmt am gnbe bios,
8ann ib bann niebt mebr tueiter.
8par 1T Der Bierburft nibt 10 leibt.
90 icbne1 su iiberuinben
llno iino bic @ldier ettuas ieiebt,
8iro iih's beim 3ebnten finben.
Sb's nbtie 1T. baB nan nod mebr
Son bieier Babe forbert;
IS ieBt iib aeiner ernft our @ebr,
Birb's 8pan5igfte beorbert.
Oas 1T famos beim Gone gtar Nier,
gs rei5t mno Shmeft unb mMnbet
limb Mancber braud5t's als Gliaier
uno lit oaran geiunbet.
90 bats nad alien Seiten bin
Sen tuabren Bert, ben bDleu;
8as tsmtnt ben 2euten in ben Sinn,
Dies Bier uns nebmen molen?
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uSa Smperta''.

8eine Saoana gigarre, ppm be-
fen 9abat fabrisiert, >auf Der Smell
aeSoaen-fabrisiert BON $. @. Sind
lift in ~foleenoen Bldbeu gu baben:
Nlamo Saloon, So. 6oede,
Beethoven Dale. Soc Suenger,
@bas. BoBbarot, Stub. &riIh,
@heiter 8aife, SO. &ennep,
Y. Us. Vieoiger, Gue. 2imburaer,
clipper Saloon. g. 2ioinaiton.
@laoin's Drug 5rib Warauarot,
Store. Wac'S Blace,
Souls @dnarf, Buaiams's Ter
alb. Srleorth. minal Bar,
Set u @lttinaer, Shols' @arten,
Qrtbur Saul, 8. IS. Saloun,
9unep 6eibah, Did 9pmmins,
Seinen Bros. Union Yart,
@olff & 6es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-22
Cine lebr teure @ans lift Diet

Gtne lebr feure @nrS tit 6tetes
niae g~eporben. Die por etrpa q Sab.
rem Der Siihmeifter Nagel in BilH.
leben BET @utba balb perbungert uro
angefroren in oer @era fano. W6bs
reno Der @aitwirt Sbumann Die
@an8 als Die ieiniae ertannte, be-
bauptete Der Ginmobner DineelIteot,
fte eeb6re ibm. gs fam CUR 8laae.
Gin 9ermin init piefen 3eu9enuer=
nebmungen-auh elm 2otals9 ermir
fano ftatt -iaate ben anoern. Jebt
erft bat oas 2ano9eriht ben Dineel.
fteot nit ieiner 8lage abaemieien.
Die Soften belaufen iih auf etua
$50 Nart. Die ftrittiee teure Cans
nit Dem nfrummen S1nabel"
idJnattert auf Dem Shumann 'iden
@ebDft lumber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-22
Soft jeoe grtdltuua lift nit

Jun Tue WLIHIIUHH TT IHIl
einem 0uiten perbunoen. Grtdltun-
gen uno 0uften suiammen t6nnen
leibt aefdbrlib peroen, aber Or.
Wuguit aDnig's hamburger gruft.
thee turiert cine @rtdltuna raib uno
nit oerielben peridminoet Der ou'
ften.
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W~ablanset9en.

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oaB Serr
WprieS g. 8rptpm
bel Der tommenben @abl &anbioat fur
oas Waporsamt 1T unb oa6 er iih benz
8einltat Der 6emofratiiben 8rindrsuab.
len untertuirft.
Dir iinb autorinert, anautanoiaen
baB Serr
@iaiam gaffim
BET Der fommenoen Babl Ranoioat flr
eas MaBorsomt lit uno baB er iih benz
&eiultat Der b~emptrntiShen Brimdrtuab.
len untertpirft.
8ir limo autorifiert. anaufanbiaeB.
oaR Serr
9r. gN. g. Barter
bel Der t0mmenoen 8abl Ranotbat fur
oa8 Maporsamt it uub baB er iih benz
&eiultat Der oemofratiihen Brimdrfuab.
len untertuirft.
Wir iino autpriItert Serrn
Hbtl. SbarSetn
als 8anoibat fir Bieberpahl fur bas
Imt oes Eoliaetri nuauseiqen.
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HUHIHH Esee better Nmalitat.
UUUuuu gemiirae friid u. rein

gu berfamfen.
1000 Mder 2amb, reun Weiler
6itlib bon San Nntonip, at, Der Son
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lee lit 2ano erfter &lni5e. Yreis SIS
PEE Nder inter leibten Beoingunaen.
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SEQ. 102 Of.grodett StraSe.
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Nnerlet.

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Die luitioe @eianaspofie 81
Grip to @9ppt" miro bente abeno
gum lebten Wat i'm @roBen Operns
baus ge9eben.
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Wesp's saloUn, an Der Gde Der
Soleoabs uno Homana : Stra6e;
n Der Grpcerp upn 5rane Bre.
oobl an Der San Beoro Nuenue uno
in eiuem Sbitlaben an Der Wain
Ioeuue begangen. Sn Der 8reooh!'s
iben Grocery purbe Elm Ralten nit
$500 geitoblen.
Nuf DEM Sdalbaufe an Der
SID Tlures StraBe fano Diennag
cine feierlide 5lag9enhiBuna ftatt.
Der @rucerp : Sture bon 60.
Tarreq an Der &iper.I uenue puroe
tetlueiie ourb 6euer beihdoigt.
Die nanigbts Of Omala" baben
oils Badge" cine hibide 8rouse.
Weoaiae ausgeeeben.
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cages %Jieaigfetten.
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Sci Der @rplDiion in 8rDdton,
Wafi., itno fiinf5ig Meniden ums
2eben %gefommen, Ieha5ebn 4eiden
lino biz Jest ertannt.
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Seem Orleans erplooierte elm nit
SbieBpuloer b%elaoener gilenbabn.
uaaen. Ser Brakeman" gouna
tpuroe aet0tet uno mebrere Berlonen
puroen perlebt.
- Ser liolibe Tell BON Ranoolpb
@punlp in &labama 1T bon einen,
Option beimaeiuht poroen; mebrere
Menihen louen uns 4eben getoms
men Iein.
VI slant.
- Sn Barldau tpuroe cine BDmbe
unter Bolialiten unD Soloaten ae.
i6leuoert: oiele puroen oerlebt.
Sn 9oo5 iino neue Streifunrus
ben ausaebroden.
Die frana0lilhe Gesierung bat
ertldrt, lie peroe erit Die gntibei=
oun1 Der peneaolaniihen @eridte in
benz STREET init Der &abelgeleuldaft
abuayten. ebe lie an g~enesuela elm
nltimatumitelle; iie bat audi feine
4riegsfdiffe bingelanot.
uuler @eianoter in Caracas
bat Die peneaolaniihe NeeierunQ oufs
aeforoert, inn mitautei(efl, Oh lie Die
Streilfraaeu aulihen ibr uuo DEN
Der. gtaateu elmer ihieoSgerid)tli.
Gen gntfheioung ubermeiien mDQe
Doer Oh iie Die Ser. Staten stpinaen
uoae, iib auf anoere Wetie ibr Rebt
gu Deridaffen.
General &uropattin lit gum
&ommanoeur oes eriten Nrmeetorps.
oas bisber 2lnemitid tommanoierte
ernannt moroen.
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Sbriftiteqer Sules @erue 1T lhuer
erfrantt,
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Der Sammelplab alIer Deut.
i&en Sbols' Saloon. Nlamp'
Btasa.
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Su Den Der. .staaten ........S2.5 so
Mad EUROPA. $40
Merifo (merifanii@es @elb).. 600
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If, pel6e 8eI6dfte in Der Siabt Soleoo, in oben=
geuanntem Gpuntp nno Staate, tut, uno oaB be-
Iaete Girma Die Snmme Don e~inbunbert
miro, Der our6 ben @ebrall6 BON 6afl'sRa a.
: II r ni6t eebeilt perbeu fam.
GrantS ). @benen,
l-- geidporen Dor mir unb untcri9rie6en
Sieeel in meiner @eeertpart am 6. Septem=
| Der VI. 8. '86.
U. 20. o II, bffeutliher Notar.
9a1's Ratarrb : Rur uiro innerli6 aenommen
nrb tpirtt brett auf oas 9lut uro bic f6leiniaen
O6erfldten oes Spfems. aaBt Gu6 3engnife frei
3uihiden.
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s9- Bertarit pom allen Apotbetern, greis rs
9snts bic Glaihe.
Saa's Famtiieu,D tuen fno Die bs6sa.
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Saglide gourtfteu s9latwasen
nod Californian. ebenip nod ct.
Souls lpia Eeras & Bacifc 8abn
ubne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : Ngenter tpeeen bieies
neueti 9ienites ooer an s. g. Eur.
ner, @eneralsB aiiaeier.N gent. Dals
fa8, Terae.
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uHtDrITtett QerrN
VbtI. gbarSeiu

als 8anbibat fir 8ieoertuahl fur oas
Imt bes Eoliaetri hters auauseiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-22

U emdt
miro Elm Sunge. Der oeutid leien
uno ibreiben fam uno Der oas
Shriftieben gu erlernen mlniht.
Wahsufraaer in Der .Ereie Brefie".
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Bir limb autoriiiert. ansutanbiaen
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Sn All0lO S1enD L0Hld|l.

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bur srfttlaifige Nrbeit miro aeliefert.
Observation-Disclosures tpirb Sic oabon aber
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
HARTMAN
PLANS BIG
PROJECTS
Significant Appeal to
Union Pacific
Holders.
PRINCES s
NARGAKET
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

NEW YORK, April 47The an
nouncement was made tonight, after
long meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, that the directors had ap-
proved a plan to issue $10O 1000, 900 ad-
ditional preferred stock, doubling the
present issue.
The purposes of the enormous in
crease in capital stock were not spe-
cificaily set forth in E. H. Hartman s
circular to the stockholders. He asked
their approval of the scheme, which
will be presented for the stockholders
consideration at special meeting to
be held in Salt Lake City on May 8
next. Incidentally the stockholders will
be asked to approve an amendment to
the articles of Incorporation so that the
company can increase its capital obli-
cations.
significant statement is made in
this connection. The circular says this
policy should be adopted. especially in
requirements such as arise in connec-
ton with the acquisition of stocks OF
other companies.
Hartman urges that this policy
should be followed, rather than to Gre
ate fixed interest bearing obligations
Reference is made in a general way to
financing coming requirements" but
no light or information is given in the
official circular as to the purpose of the
huge stock increase.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
PRELATES
OPINION OF
OIL BARON
Cardinal Gibbons on
the Rockefeller
Controversy.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BALTIMORE, April cardinal Glib
bons would be puzzled as to what
course to take If John D. Rockefeller
should offer the Roman Catholic
church 100000 for missionary work. He
declared this tonight:
II have read great deal about Mr.
Rockefellers offer and the objections
made to its acceptance by the Congre-
gationalists," said the Cardinal, but L
must confess that thus far / have been
unable to reach a positive conclusion.
/, therefore, hesitate about discussing
the matter further than to say that
there is much to be said on both sides
of the question.
I'm my opinion no testimony has been
produced showing that Rockefeller ac-
Quired his fortune in any other than a
legitimate manner. Numerous asser-
tions have been made; but, l repeat, no
proof has been forthcoming, and in the
absence Of positive proof it manifestly
would be unfair for me or any one else
to pronounce judgment either one way
or the other Neither have / any per-
sonaI knowledge of the man himself,
which fact forms another objection to
by entering into a discussion on the
subject.
might say, however, tndl IL lHe
offer had been made to me, or to any
institution under my control, l would
be in some doubt as to how to act in
the premises"
BOSTON, April 4.-The committee OF
Congregational clergymen who are pro-
testing against the acceptance by the
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions of John ID. Rockefel-
ler's gift of 100000 will have to con-
duct their crusade unassisted by the
prudential committee of the American
Board. After a protracted conference
to-day between representatives of the
protesting clergymen's committee and
three members of the prudential COM
mittee the latter refused absolutely to
join the protestant5 in their movement
to bring before the Congregational
clergy of the country the reasons adj
vanced for or against the acceptance of
the gift.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
~ ssAAaAA AAsAAAs AAAAAAAA AAAAAAA

The statement then takes up Presi-
dent Alexander's letter of March q to
the State Superintendent of Insurance
and says:
Superintendent last Tuesday the onYy
apparent opposition was on the part
of the Platt committee. controlled by
Mr.. Platt 1t now appears that this op-
position was inspired by Mr.. Alexan-
der in the face of his agreement to the
terms and approval of the charter
These letters and statements have
further increased the already keen In
terest in Thursdays meeting of the
Equitable directors, which it is now
generally believed will be of very
decisive character.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
HARTMAN CoNTRADICTED.
Said to Have Borrowed Big Sum
From Equitable.

NEW YORK. April At turns out
that Edward H. Harrimans statement.
printed to-day, is not fully accurate.
wherein he said, concerning the vast
loans of the Equitable: Personally, /
never borrowed a dollar from the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society.
High and competent authorities dis
puted to-day this statement of Harri-
mans and said:
"It can be easily proved that the
loan which appears on page 10 of the
Equitable report to the Superintend-
ent of Insurance on January l. 1903.
was made to Hartman personally and
moreover was made on Hartman
personal request. This loan was for
S2,7OO, 900 on Union Pacific stock, the
par value of which at the time was
$4,000. 900 and the market value at
the time S3,348, ,000."
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
ROME. April 4-rhe Pope to-day re-

ROME, April 4.-The Pope to-day re-
ceived in private audience the Duke
and Duchess of Connaught and their
daughters, Princesses Margarita and
Patricia. The Duke recalled his former
visits 10 Plus TX and Leo XIII. The
Pontiff thanked the Duke warmly for
his visit, and sent his greetings TO King
Edward. whom he admires as a ruler
The report that the Pope has sane
toned the marriage of the King OF
Spain with Princess Patricia of Con-
naught is unfounded.
LONDON. April 4.--The report Of the
betrothal Of King Alfonso Of Spain to
Princess Patricia. Of Connaught is off,
cially declared TO be unfounded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
SON-IN-LAW OF CHIEF
JUSTICE FULLER A SUICIDE

CHICAGO, April 4.-William II.
Delius, contracting agent of the Chi
caro and Northwestern Railroad and
son-in-law of Chief Justice Fuller of
the United States Supreme Court, shot
himself In the right temple last night
in his home, dying instantly. An in
quest was held over the body to-day
by the Coroner's jury, which returned
a verdict of suicide. News of the
tragedy did not reach the public un-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
To Head Indian Irrigation.

WASHINGTON April 4.-Under
the law of the last Congress creating
the office of chief engineer of the In
dian irrigation service, the Secretary
of the Interior has designated In
spector w. H.. Code for the position
Code was originally appointed from
Arizona.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

SAN DOMINGO. April 4.-Begian Minister
WiIlems, in an interview to-day regarding
the report from Antwerp that he had been
instructed 70 protest against the proposed
agreement between the Government of the
United States and the Government of Santo
Domingo for the payment of the foreign bond
holders of the Dominica>l republic. said that
so far ha had not received any such instruc-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

CLEVELAND Ohio. April "A fast east
bound train on the Cleveland and P1ttsburg
road known the ''Pittsburg Flyer, COL
Hded with westbound freight train at Cos
tenis. Ohio to-day, resulting in the death
Of Two men. They were: Edward Fuller. en-
Rineer Of the passenger train. and H. f. En-
ing, TIE fireman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

one yard Of which can be
seen in one Of our show
cases to-day, Thursday and
Friday.
This will be the only
opportunity you will
have to see this IN
teresting fabnc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
How Is Your Fountains Pen?

If it does not work well it may re-
quire a little adjustment, which we will
gladly do without charge. We are sell
ing agents for 'Waterman's" Ideal Foun-
tain Pen and sole agents for The Mar
SHALL" the best S1.00 fountain pen in the
world. Sanhorn. Vail e Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Younr stamford to Wed.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. April A.
The engagement Of Welton Stanford
Of this city, nephew of the late Mrs.
Jane Lathrop Stanford, to Bertha
Sanford. Methodist field deaconess,
Is announced
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

LIS lLlpDIb6ut POiut ~ bu6G J0eY were
hopelessly III but this matchless aDfs-
covery restored and saved them.
II was not able 10 do hardly any work at
ell" says Mrs Jennie Dingman. Of Vanburen.
Kalkasks Co. Mich, in most interesting
letter 10 DR.. Pierce. II had pain in my left
side and back and had besdache ali the
time tried your medicine and It helped
me. Last speing had a bad cough: got so
bad had TO be ia bed ell the time.
rMy husband thought ] had consumption.
he wanted me 70 get doctor. but told him
n It was consumption they could not heip
me We thousht we would Try Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and before had
taken one bottle the cough was stopped and
have had no more Of IL returning. Your
medicine Is the best have taken"
Write to DR.. z. v. Pierce He will send
you good, fatberly, professional advice,
IN e plain sealed envelope, absolutely
free His nearly 40 years experience as
chief consulting physician Of the In
yalide' Hotel. at Buffalo. n. Y, has made
him an expert In chronic diseases.
Constipation causes and aggravatee
many serious diseases. II is thoroughly
cured hy Dr.. Pieres's PleaAant Rellata-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
DIR. PIERCEs REMEDIES.
THE REAL QUESTION.

The real question OF disease
is "Can / be cured ?p If you
or anyone dear to you Is
losing strength, flesh, energy
and vitality, il you are wise
you will not spend time try
Ing to figure out Just what
name to call the disease by.
II is almost impossible to
draw the line where debility
and weakness merge into
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
90 RAAAAAAA AAas ssAssAsss sa&sssA saAsAass

What actuated him TO take the step
that ended his life remains a mystery
to his family. There were no differ
ences between himself and his wife,
to whom he was devoted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

CHICAGO April 4.-John h Eastman own
er of the Chicago Journal. to-day confirmed
the announcement from Columbus Ohio that
he had added the Evening Dispatch Of Column
bus to his newspaper holdings.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Sf.75 Wrappers Sf.fO
til this afternoon.

Delius was a successful railroad
man, had bright prospects, and ill
health was practically unknown to
him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Snappy April Sales

Now in many departments Great crowds in daily attend
ance and not dissatisfied among them Included In
the special sales
$50 Alpaca Waists white black blue red and brown 98c
Womens ST. so and $3.50 Low Shoes 98c and 81 .23
40c to ST 90 Silk Chantly Lace yard. f6c and 26c
Womens 35c Drawers, good muslin, well made .... CSC
All Soc and 60c Fouard Silks yard. 35c
25c Imported Madras 81 inches wide f5c
4O-inch India Linons and Oxford Waistngs, yard f4c
35c quality sheer white Organdy, yard 24c
30c soft finish satin Tafeta Ribbons, yard f8c
Boys wo-pece $3.50 Suits q to l6 years.. So. 90
25c 36-nch mercenzed Saeen Innings yard. f5c
$l.25 to $500 Nottingham Curtains -. 99c to $2.19
$3.50 Tapestry Poriere with velour borders .95
1875 Tapestry Couch Covers, 60-inch ....... S2.f8
Womens Sc hemstched and embroidered Handkehiefs Sc
And dozens of other bargains equally good.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

Forest. Fish and Game Exhibition.
See the rarest of fish. the Golden Trout
from Mt yVhitnay
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
TURNS ON ALEXANDER.

at shall not in this statement under
take to discuss or palliate any personal
indiscretions which may have given oc-
casion for just criticism, but / have no
hesitation in contrasting all of these
with the attitude which has been taken
in this matter by James w. Alexand-
der, a man of mature years, Of wide
business experience and of such abili-
ties that 1t is impossible he should
have misconceived the solemn duties
deyolved upon him under the instru-
ment of trust executed by my father.
ION the sixth day of June, 1906, I will
have attained (should I live) the age
of 30 years, and will then, subject to
my duty to my fathers expressed wish,
Thus shortly before the expiration of
that period, Mr.. Alexander, owing his
existence as a director and officer of
the Equitable Society to mis- trust and
to the stock confided to his care. has
engaged in a secret cabal with officers
under his command and in many cases
subject to his coercion, to destroy the
value Of the subject of his trust and
destroy the reputation and future of
the beneficiary.
There can be no long-continued dis
guise Of the true purpose of the pres
ent movement. Its purpose is to trans
fer the selection of the directors of the
Equitable Society and it's management
to a coterie of men whose more imme-
date contact with the policy holders
would place them in a favored position
to obtain the proxies of the latter and
Mr. Alexander's gross breach of trust
to my father and to me, with which 1
herewith solemnly charge him, has
none but the most specious pretext of
high motives.
MAKES NEW PROPOSITION
The letter closes with Hyde's offer to
transfer his stock vote to a board OF
trustees pending the adjustment of a
naturalization plan.
A statement given tonight in Hyde.s
behalf by one of his friends denies the
charge made by Alexander that Hyde
had largely usurped the powers and
authority of the president, and quotes
from the bylaws of the Equitable to
show that practically all the power of
the secretary il vested In the president.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Special
Sale Of
Drawn
Work
Linens

An exquisite Inc
Of drawn : work
linen scarS. shams.
squares. centers and
tray cloths. all hem
stitched. with 3 or
a rows drawn-work
spoke stitc hes. the
squares from l6 to 50
inches. searfs from 27
to ~ inches. and tea
cloths 45x54 inches
square; now on special
sale,
75c pieces Soc
Sis pieces soc
500 pieces SOC
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Sale of
Dinner
Sets and
Separate
Pieces

Our celebrated
American beau
ty, semi -porce-
lam ware, as
thin and white
as china, dishes
good, new styles
and well sized. A
$500, l00-piece
set for IL persons
$6.45
A Apiece set for SIX
persons, regularly
S4.25. for $500
Pie Plates, ca SC
Dinner Plates, ca. Sc
Soup Plates, ga Sc
Sauce Plates. ca. Sc
Zoe Meat Platters.
1OC
3Oc Meat Platters.
10C
Soc Meat Platters,
33G
65c Meat Platters.
43C
l5c Vegetable Dish.
fOC
Zoe Vegetable Dish.
| 14C
35c Vegetable Dish.
24C
l5c Tea Cups and
Saucers Sc
l5c Cream Pitcher,
f0C
zoe Milk Pitcher f2c
Soc English decorated
Tea Pot $40
25c white china inva-
lid feeding cup $50
7c imitation cut glass
Jelly Dishes, each
10
Soc glass Berry Sets
$40
Csc Decorated Night
Lamps 3|c
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

Miss Lillian Wal
ther, the English soprano.
viii sing each day IN our
Music Department. second
floor. at ~. 2. 8 and 4
o o'clock. "Reina and My
u. S. Lady"
These song recitals are free.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
THE EMPORIUM.
THE EMPORIUM.
THE EMPORIUM.
Sample Of Mrs. R00seveEFs Inauguration
Gown on Exhibition in This Store for Days

onyam which
for Mrs Roosevelt ughd
oudb completed about four yards Of the renamed
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05
Sale of
Dress
Goods

i thousands OF
yards Of handsome
new double width
dress goods. mixed
suidnss IN tweed
and cheuot nm
ishes. and English
cashmeres IN a fine
range Of colonngs;
worth half as much
again as our spe-
cial sale price. this
week. while guam
St9s Sty lasts CSC
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

Consumption. Your trouble may not be
consumption to-day, but you don't know
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-05

" AdI ~ HN
T1OTr0W. I
people hay
stored 70 10
by DR.. p
n ar Y g !
SGolden NJ
Discovery y
reputable
clans h&
nounced !
consumpnV
yono hope
" ere
they In /.
consump-
tion2 No
body can
arpr know