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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14
MOODY TO BE SWORN DEC, II.

:. MOODY TO BE SWORN DEC. II.
Washington, Dec. 14.-Attorney General Moody,
who has been confirmed by the senate to be an
associate Justice of the supreme court Of the
United States, will be sworn in. on Dec. IL.
The changes in the cabinet contingent on Mr..
Moody's retirement from the attorney generalship
also will take place on that date.
'%EU RTLE LAKE, WIS.-While monkeying with
an 'unloaded'' revolver Henry Williars accident.
ally shot his 3:year;old brother. infctng in
iurieS that may nrhye fataL z :. : y =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14

FILES CONTEST FoR LEGISLATIVE SEAT.
Special The 'jii ouTna s ssstfs , ~. s,'S..t
- Madi isgnr Wis., Dec. 14.-Wilhs Eutflow a
Banker. Of MONROE. ate denocratfc candi-
date for of fl,a assemble has fled notice.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14
Wife Awake When Shot.

=. .".Didn'st You Xii. Fo1rS: wife while.
she sfepta9 asked Mr.. Smith dramat..
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geply. 81,
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14
WATCHES

I Solid Gold Brooches, the newest con-
ceits, floral and hand carved, designs,
:. in all. the new shades of gold
$500 $3.50 and $3.50 !.
Solid Gold Beauty Pins, plain beaded
ledge, hand engraved; rose, bright
s-or Roman colors; big values at
ST. .25. ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-14

He had to use all his money TO get
clothes, ;as he hadt.s@nothing but: uni.
form to N when. he arrived. in Minneapolis
tHhhipgs Il aEss;m were, ere 7 not pleasant fos him at
the i Maas1nger g. house, as: all the members
ing him and eavesdropping when he
was with Fannie, he said: For these
reasons he left the house. ",.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
WILL NOT DESERT SAN FRANCISCO.
John holman & Co., Largest Tobacco
Mauufacturers ON the Pacific Coast,
to Build Factory Twice the
Size of the One Destroyed
by Fire.

NEW YORK June 22-One of the oldest and
most important business houses of San Fran
cisco destroyed by FIRE at the time of the
earthquake was the tobacco factory of John
Bollman & Co. at No. 89J and 09I Front street
This establishment was the largest of Its kind
beyond the Mississippi River. and Its goods were
sold in every town and city on the Pacific
Coast and In the Rocky Mountain and Sierra
Nevada tier of States.
Runnors have been current that the company
would not rebuild In San Frnncisco. but in an
Eastern city When Mr. George W. Whitaker
Vice President who Is In this city looking
after business interests, was asked about the
matter he said:
John BolIman & Co. have no intention of
doing ANYTHING of the kind On the contrary
we are preparing to erect a new building twice
the she of the old just as quick we
can let the contracts. The plans. which have
already been prepared. provide a factory that
will be one of the ightest. clennest and most
sanitary tobacco factories in the world. Every
bit of work on the new structure Will be done
by Caiifornians and as far as possible all the
machinery aud equipment will be ef California
manufacture The operatives who will be en-
ployed In the production of goods will also
be Californians We have faith In San Fran
cisco and In its future. 1t has been the home
of our Company for thirty-scven years, and Its
people have given us their hearty support all
this time. We do not. therefore propose TO de-
scrt ii now but, on the other hand. will do
what we can 10 build Ii mp and make 1t a
greater and better commercial center than 1t
ever has been
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
PARK REFUGEES
NEED NOT CRY
Will Not Be Deprived
of Food, Supplies
or Shelter.

Refugees in the various camps
throughout the city will receive food
and supplies as usual. despite the fact
that an official. misconstruing his In
structions, asked q number to sign
cards waving their rights to relief.
Several days ago General Greedy had
cards prepared asking for certain data
concerning the refugees. Desiring to
form an estimate OF the number 1t
certain date two questions were asked.
To those who were simply occupying
tents a card was presented bearing the
printed words: II intend to-, provide
SHELTER for myself and family on" >"
The refugee was supposed TO fill out
the balance of the sentence and sign
II. On the cards for those living in
tents and eating in the kitchens or.
getting supplies were these words: 81
intend to subsist myself and family
on"
An officer misunderstanding the pur-
pose OF the information solicited in
serted In writing on the cards referring
to shelter the following: II certify
that while in camp will not ask for
any food from the. relief supplies
lot of excitement was occasioned
among the campers in Golden Gate
Park and many refused to sign the
cards. It was also proposed to hold
mass meeting When. the matter was
brought to the attention OF the relief
people and the military 1t was at once
seen that a mistake regarding in
structions had caused all. the trouble.
The offending cards were called in yes
terday from the Golden Gate Park
camp.
There was no trouble in the other
camps throughout the city over the
cards. 1t is explained that a refugee
does not even bind himself to provide
shelter and subsistence for himself and
family on the date he Inserts on the
card 1t is simply his. opinion or his
prospects that Is being sought by the
authorities so some definite idea can
De mad as to the number 1t will
De necessary to care for. and house
for long period
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
DR.. RACAN GOES
HUNTING A FLAT
Landlords First Ask Him
if He Has Large
Family.

"Oh. ask you. Mr.. Landlord, rent
your fat to me.
That's what Dr. Ragan. health officer,
is singing these days, and he Is doing
IT with more feeling than you might
imagine Not that he wants a home
for himself and his family. He is am
ply provided for in that way, but it's
drawing close to the fatefui lst OF OF
July. when the Board of Health will be
landed high and dry without roof to
house 1t.
AS the result of experience, when he
goes fiat hunting, the health officer
does not tell all he knows. But he is
compelled to do so by the watchful
agent or owner.
II am looking for fiat and | see
your property is for rent" is the Gus
tomary introduction.
Have you large family? is the
response.
We'll" temporizes the doctor, who
is something of an evader when occa-
sion demands. there are no children
in the family
But that is not sufficient and DR..
Ragan is compelled to admit. with ap-
parent reluctantness that his family
is fairly large.
sists the. landlord, "a clearinghouse
or something of the kind?'
absolutely not" replies the seeker
for a home, whose conscience COM
pels him to add, There might be few
people going in. and out Of the house
every day. Yes. 1 should say quite a
number
AS a. ray of light dawns upon the
man who rents he suddenly inquiries:
rs IT something Connected with the city
departments"
aIt might be- replies the crest
fallen health officer, whose sin has
found him. out still cannot be posi-
tive about that Any way what would
be the rent?"
Then comes the erusher., All the
way from 5000 up is wanted and the
rate is doubled If it comes to be known
that the Health Board is the applicant.
Nobody wants the city departments
with attendant visitors at any old
price.
seriously" said DR.. Ragan; while
the question of location has not been
decided .'this is my plan. | would
secure the use of some school or fire
lot and use registration booths. That
would be inexpensive and would fur
nish sus with temporary quarters at
least"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
GEARY STREET ROAD
is NOW IN OPERATION
Line Works to Satisfaction of Onsc,,l.
and Carries a Large Number OF
Pnsaergerx

we, are much pleased with the wav
everything worked on the road TODAY"
said A D. Shepard. vice president Of
the Geary street line, yesterday
There was not a hitch of any kind
he added. Everything ran like clock
work. The engines were not injured
In any way. and are in as perfect con-
dition as the day they. were put into
the power-house. The kinks in the slot
in the fire district, which have been
Strengthened out. in no way interfered
with the running of the cars We car
ried a large number OF passengers on
every trip. In fact, the trafic was
larger than we expected"
The cars began running at $3.50 yes
terday morning, and kept up a four
minute service all day, and up to 1890
at night. The cars were operated by
the old force of conductors and grip
men. Many of the cars were decorated
with American flags in honor of the re-
opening OF the road. The running of
this line has greatly assisted In reliev-
ing the congestion OF traffic on the lines
Ii parallels.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
FOUR WAGONS
To LAY DUST
StreetD DepartmentHand
icapped by Fund
Shortage.
Superintendent Protests
Against Use OF Salt
Water.

Four sprinkling wagons are now
used to lay the dust on san Francisco
streets where ordinarily nrteen would
no more than do the work. One or
these wagons Is in use on Fillmore
street one on Third. another on Mar
ket. and the fourth carries four loads
day for the relief OF the campers
located at the foot OF Jones street
This means that less than 10000 gall
Ions OF water day are utilized FOR
sprinklins purposes, and while II -
admitted that the amount Is rtdicu-
1ously insufficient. William O'Shaush-
messy superintendent OF the street
cleaning department, says that no re-
lief can be offered. at least until the
commencement OF the new fiscal year
makes more funds available.
Not only is the money supply so
limited that the number OF wagons has
been reduced. but the water supply is
not convenient and the wagons are
obliged TO go from eight to ten block%'
out of their road for load As a re-
suit, although the streets are more
than ever in need OF sprinkling BY
reason of additional teaming and the
debris in the streets. there is little re-
lief
OShaughnessy announced himself az
opposed to the plan that has been sug-
gested Of sprinkling the streets with
salt water. In his opinion such a
course viii not be feasible.
Il knew that such a plan would
be discussed" he said. and I have
been talking with men along the water
front who are conversant with the
situation. East street has been sprin-
killed. with salt water and the people
located in that vicinity condemn IT.
The salt in the water makes the dirt
hard and 1t Is difficult for the sweepers
to handle IL. II will eat into the
bitumen pavement and I am convinced
ii Is a bad scheme.
If salt water Is used for the streets
we viii need new sprfnklers The
wooden carts we have would not last
one month and so we will ind IN
necessary TO line them with copper
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

the declination of Charles E. Mitchell.
adjuster for the company, to surrender
the papers in the case to the courts
custody. He was ordered to bring them
when requested to do So
Pasquale Solimena alleges that after
the big FIRE the defendants induced
him to sign his name on q blank sheet
OF paper, their stated object being to
ascertain whether he could write Eng
lish, and that they subsequently wrote
over the signature thus made. an order
conveying TO them the insurance he
had engaged them TO collect. In addi-
tion to that, Solimena AYERS, the de-
PENDANTS forged outright a proof of
loss and claim.
Thomas Burns. the notary before
whom the alleged transfer was signed
declares that he never saw Pasquale
Solimena, whose signature it bears.
The hearing will probably be re-
sumed next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
One Of Them, a Widow, Goes
Visiting a Married Man
Alone at Home.
Neighbors Notify His Wife and
Pulling Of Hair Quickly
EnSues.
Police Judge Hears Expert Tes-
timony as to How Wild
Ows Endce.
By JAMES C. CRAWFORD.

Why did the Sonora Noya batter the
Sonora Diaz2 Because the Sonora Diaz
visited the Sonora Noya's husband
when he was alone in his makeshift
abode atop OF Telegraph Hill. and the
Senoras lngerneri. Manero, Perria and
Preada saw the Sonora Diaz enter the
Noya home and were so shocked that
they hastened TO inform the Sonora
Noya OF her danger, which informa-
tion filled the Sonora Noya's soul with
the great jealousy and charged her
heart with the immense rage against
the Sonora Diaz. All. heaven, could
not the Senor Judge understand the
Sonora Noya's feelings?
These two danes" the arresting po-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

The first reinforced concrete build
ing to be erected in the city will be the
Bride building, which will be ready for
occupancy in three months. 1t is to
occupy lot on the north side of Mis-
sion street, 80 feet from Third street.
1t will be eight stories in height and
divided into stores and lofts for busi-
ness firms.
The Bride building, which was
planned before the fire, is the property
of the Bride Investment Company. 1t
was originally planned for class B
building. Shea & Shea, the architects,
have revised the plans so as to call for
reinforced concrete steel gtrder
structure When completed the build
ing will be as good as any class A
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

structure. All Of the walls and floors
are to be reinforced.
The building will contain two large
stores on the ground moor. Every por-
tion of it will be arranged so as to af
ford the best of light. All of the steel
and material necessary for building Is
now on hand, it having been ordered be-
fore the fire. The foundation is COM
pleted up to the first floor.
The building Will have two of the
speediest elevators in the city, each
having a movement of $50 feet to the
minute. The cost will be about $4,000
The owners are elated that they planned
the building before the fire and now
have the material necessary for its con-
struction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
Petitions in Insolvency.

Petitions in insolvency were filed
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows: Herman F. Ander--
son. farmer. Davisville. liabilities
s2ss7, assets $500; j. r. Walton. grocer.
Alameda. liabilities s23s9. assets $756;
Ellsworth Benham. assistant tax agent
Western Pacific Railway Company. la
bilities $25,5O0. no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
Fighting .Bob, Evans Heard From.

Rear Admiral r.. d. Evans. COM
mander in chief of the United States
Atlantic neet, has remitted a check for
s101426 as a result OF performance
for the benefit of San Francisco suf-
ferers by the officers and men of the
fleet The entertainment took place at
Belasco's Theater. New York. The gem
erous donors express the desire that
the amount be disposed of in the way
the Mayor and committee who have the
matter in hand deem best.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
Wants More Room.

Julius Jacobs, United States Assistant
Treasurer. and Cashier Thomas p
Burns were In consultation yesterday
with United States superintendent Of
Construction Roberts concerning plans
for the temporary building to be con-
structed on the site of the burned Sub
Treasury 1t is expected that Congress
will appropriate $4,000 for this pur-
pose The present quarters in the Mint
building are inadequate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

liceman averred. alluding TO the Sc
noras Noya and Diaz. were mixed ~
in each others hair when the FOR
DANES that started the scrap got in
and split 'em out"
The Sonora Noya then told th
Senior Judge, surnamed Csbaniss. tina
prior 20 the city's recent calamity she
would not have resented an attempt
by the Sonora Diaz to ALLEVIATE the az
fection Of the Senior Nova. Why not.
Because then the Senor Noya was the
busy man and had the much his mind
10 occupy. But deprived of the Lowell;
house in which he had lodged and fec
sailors he was the very idle. and fc:
the pastime he might encOurag ge the
palpable effort of the Sonora Diaz t.
win his love.
All, heaven, no; as the Senor Judge
could see for himself. the Sonora Diaz
was neither so young nor so comelv
as the Sonora NoYa, but the Senors
Diaz was a widow. the SenOr Nova was
idle. and-well. widows are artful an
men susceptible TO Establishment. Sure
y the Senor Judge understood?
II he was in need Of further eluci-
dation the Senoras Ingerneri, Msnero.
Perria and Preada furnished it. Eaci
Of those ladies had a husband OF he,
own. also idle. and the substance o.
their testimony was. first that no VIII,
could be too wstchful OF her spouse
when he lay becalmed and widow
hovered in the ofdng; second. thai
Sonora Nova by assailing Sonora Dia7
did no more than any .ideawake wife
would have done in similar civ
cumstances.
What did the Sonora Diaz have 20 Sd!
in explanation Of her visit 10 the
Sonora Noya? Why. the Sonora Dia:
was not aware OF the Sonora Noyz'.
absence. and the object of the Senor
Diaz's visit 10 the Sonora Nova was t.
solicit a lean OF 500. which she de-
sired to forward to her destitute scr
in Cuba She could show a lette
from the unfortunate one in which -
urged her TO send the money. oh
heaven. why should she try to win the
Senior Noya's love from its prope
place OF bestowal2 Did she not have
enough trouble without augmenting
IL in that way?
Incredulops tNter from the Sonora
Noya and cohorts
order of dismissal issued by the
Senior Judge
An, it conveyed the great sorrow to
the Sonora Diaz.
But for the Sonora Noya it made the
tremendous Joy.
Peace has probably been restored to
the fats occupying II45 Pierce street
by Judge Cabaniss' command that Ike
Goldstein. adult, and 1o-year-old Her
bert Hobson forever abstain from even
so much as looking at each other.
Mr. Goldstein was accused of having
battered Master Hobson, whose father
averred that he did not desire TO have
the defendant punished any more Sc
verely than being compelled to let the
child and his toy wagon alone. So the
Judge ordered that the wagon be not
allowed TO disturb Mr. Goldstein's peace
and that Mr.. Goldstein repress his ap-
parent animsosity toward the vehicles S
owner.
Judge Shortall had about given up
hope OF finding a person able 70 in
terp-et the words spoken by Tony
Madugo. accused of carrying concealed
weapons. when the situation was re-
leved by the discovery of a iinguist
ho aI 70 be 70 al
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
southern rnclnc,. DonatIon.

The Southern Pacific Company has
donated to the city through the Mayor
a .receipted bill amounting 10 s21se-S5
for explosives furnished the San Fran
cisco Fire Department for combating
the fire from April Is to 21 inclusive.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
plan. Erection of Bag Factory.

The Beemis bag factory made appli-
cation to the Board Of Public Works
yesterday for a permit to construct a
class C building at Sansome and VAL
lejo streets to be used as manufac-
turing establishment for cotton and
burlap bags. The building Will cost
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
Go East on One of the Back East Ex-
cursion Tickets.
These tickets will be sold for July

. and 8. l
They are good for ninety days
They are good on the California
They are good going one way and
returning another.
They are good for stopovers.
The Santa Fe agent will be glad
to tell you ali about them. Write to
or call upon him at San Francisco
Ferry building or 1112 Broadway,
Oakland, for full particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
CARLOAD of once Desks

Just received by L. Kreiss & Sons at
their new location, 1219-1221 Post st.
The variety consists of roll, fiat and
typewriter desks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
Radke & Co.,

At 1913 Devisadero ST.. jewelers. and
silversmiths, are fully equipped to do
your watch repairing. diamond setting,
the jewelers. craft.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
j. VIKING CO., Inc.
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Jelly GIa..es-covered- DOE .zss
Sugar-Twenty-one lbs for. .sI.oO
Best dry granulated cane
Rabbits SOap-Six cakes for. 25c.
Reg. sc cake.
Butfer-Two-lb squares 45e
Very best creamery. Full weight.
ESgs-Doz. .......-.......-.... 25c
Best selected. large white Eggs.
e;s Knox' or Cox Reg. 15c. l0'
Choice Eastern sugar cured
Cream-S cans. .25e
All brands
Mush-3 packages. 2So
Twin Brothers or Nutro.
Parties going camping or those liv-
ing IN the country desiring goods
shipped would do well to get our
prices. We have special facilities for
packing goods and pay freight to all
points within 100 miles OF San Fran
cisco.
Special prices to Hotels and Board
ing Houses.
The three most up-to-date Grocery
Stores in the city
1101 Valencia ST., cor. Twenty-second.
Phone Special 16S.
25e0 Market ST., cor. Noe. Phone spe-
eiaI 157.
242 Clement ST., near Fourth Ave.
Phone Pacific 2s3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
An Exe Insurnncc Policx.

Each package Murine Eye Tonic In
sures Eye Comfort-Eye Health-Eye
Beauty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

Judge Shortall had about given up
hope OF finding a person able 70 in
terp-et the words spoken by Tony
Madugo. accused of carrying concealed
weapons. when the situation was re-
lieved by the discovery of a iinguist
who seemed TO be familiar with all
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

George ID. Ballard, who battered his
crippled wife because she was unavoid-
ably detained in the line of applicants
for -ations at the Golden Gate Park
relief station and thus delayed the
serving of his dinner. was sentenced
n fifty days Imprisonment by Judge
Conlau
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

Judge Shortall continued indefinitely
The case in which ]. V. de Ryana and
Attilio Carta. brokers, are accused of
having forged the name of Pasouale
Solimena and thus obtained $4,000 in
surance issued by the Hamburg -Bre-
men Fire Company to the firm of So
limena Brothers. manufacturers of
shop fixtures, at s14 Battery street
The continuance was necessitated by
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SOME BARGAIN POINTERS
News Notes From the Business
Men to Ren ders.

Lawn Mowers, new stock ON hand at
Cramer Bros.
New Shirt Waists. Prices cannot
be met at Mrs. E. Rehkopf & Co.
Hoes, Rakes. Spades and other gar.
den tools at Cramer Bros.
And still am insuring and selling
real estate at the old stand. J. E.
Peterson.
Have you bought your Planet Jr.
garden tools? If not get them at
Cramer Bros.
New Spring goods arriving every
day. All the latest novelties at Mrs.
E. Rehkofp q 90. 4.6tf
DR., W. +. Kremer will hereafter be
in his Office in the Courier building
from Z to O'Clock each evening. g 9tf
The ladies Of the Newman Metho.
dist Episcopal church will serve q
chicken pie dinner on election day,
June 4th.
Saw mill and lumber yard laborers,
81 per day woodmen, $2.25 to 50 /;
steady work. Apply to Booth Kelly
Lumber Co., Eugene, Oregon. 4-20 If