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The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

Improper action of the kidneys causes
bsckashs, lumbaxO, rheumatism. Pine
ules" Is kidney remedy that Will re-
and guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Relief IN every dose.
Sold by The Up-to-Date Drug 20.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

Hurried meals, lack OF exercise are the
mainca uses Of dyspepsia. A Ring's Dys-
pepsia Tablet after each meal aids di-
gestion, improves the appetite. Sold by
Inc Up-to-DRte Drug %.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

Everyone knows that spring is the
season of the year when the system
needs cleansing. Dade's Little Liver
Pills are highly recommended. Try
them. Sold by The Up-to-Date Drug
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

There are many kidney remedies but
few that accomplish the result, pine
ules" il a kidney remedy that contain
no alcohol or opiates of any kind, con-
forms with the National Pure Food and
Drug Law, guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion. Thirty day treatment for Sl.OO.
Inquire about Pideules. Sold ny The
Up-to- DatsDruR 20.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

Kodol digssts what you eat and quick
" overcomes indigestion, which IL u
forerunnsr of Dyspepsia. 1t Is made In
strict conformity Win the National Pure
Food and Drug law and Ii sold on u
guarantee 70 relieve pain. Sold by The
UD-tO-DAte Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

In using cough syrup, why not get
the best? one that comes highly reco-
mended is Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
oantains Honey and Tar and ID super
Tor to other cough syrups in many ways.
Children always like it because it con-
tains no opiates, is u laxative and IL
guaranteed to give Satisfaction or your
money refunded. Try it. Sold by The
Up-to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

Spring winds chap tan and cause
frebklss to appear. Pine Sslve CAPITOL
ICED applied at night will relieve the
burning sensation. Natures own RENE
dy. Acts like poultlce and draws out
inflammation. Sold by The Up-to-Date
Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06

The winds of March have no terror to
the user of DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve. Itquickiy heals ohapped
and cracked skin, Good too for Doils
and burns and undoubtedly the best re-
lief for piles. Sold blythe Up-to-Date
Drug Co
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06
DATE OF ,ssuR AMS g.
DATE VI Issue ORDER

Interest will cease on the. above
orders after Mar. 8, 1907.
j. T. ADKINS,
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06
Weak Women

10 weak and ailin1 Womeh' thefa II NJ ienst ons
Wy to help. But with that way. two treatments
must b combined. Ono Il local. one is constitur
donAl. but both are important. both essential
DR.. Shops Night Cure Il the Local.
DR.. shoop's Restorative. the Constitutional.
The formsr-Dr. shoop's Night Cure-is topical
mucous membrnns suppostory remedy. while DR.
ghoop's Restorative ID wholly an Internal treat
msnt. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system. seeking the repair Of all nerve
Ill tissue. and all blood ailments.
The Night Cure. a. its name implies does Id
work while you sleep. It soothes sore and inhan-
ID mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
DISCHARGES. while tho Restorative. eases nervous
sxcitemont. gives renewed vigor and ambition.
bsilds up wasted tissuss. bringing about renewed
strength. vigor. and energy. Take DR.. shoop's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Liquid-asa general TOME
y the systsm. For positive local help. use as vel
The Lamar register., 1907-03-06
SPECIAL CONTINGENT FUND

Interest will cease on above war
rants after Mar. 8, 1907.
J. T. ADKINS,
County Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
GENERAL COMBA PASSES
AWAY At THE PRESIDE
Soldier of Distinguished
Service to Be Buried
With Due Honors

Richard Combs, retired brigadier
general Of the United States army.
died at the General Hospital at the
Presidio yesterday and the funeral
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral. which will be at
the Presidio. will be with all the mill
tary honors due his long service and
his high rank.
Many years OF distinguished service
earned for General Comba the respect
and admiration of military men He
was born in Ireland July II, 1881 and
entered the United States army as
private on January 80, 1855. He was
appointed second lieutenant in 1869.
His service during the Civil war, and
later on the American frontier, was
creditabIe He became captain OF
the Seventh Infantry in 1858, major OF
the Ninth Infantry in 1889, lieutenant
colonel of the Twelfth Infantry in
1893 colonel of the Fifth Infantry In
1893. and was retired from service. In
1901. after being made brigadier gen.
eral OF volunteers.
General Comba was highly compli-
mented for the manner In which he
handled his regiment in the Santiago
campaign. under General Chaffee. He
leaves wife and three children, one
of whom is the wife Of Captain Swee-
zey OF the cavalry. He was member
of the Loyal Legion.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
MOONEY To SUSTAIN LAW
DEFIEs THE MAYOR
Police Captain Swears to
Warrants Against
Saloon Men

Captain Of Police John Mooney de-
clared open war on the administration
as represented by Mayor schmitz yes
terday and swore to warrants calling
for the arrest OF the proprietors OF
about fifteen saloons which have been
violating the law under municipal pro-
lection since the earthquake. Captain
Mooney declares that all saloon men
who are violating the law will be ar
rested as long as the law continues
10 stand
The offense for which the saloon men
. ere to be arrested is violation Of an or
dinsnce providing that certain restric-
tions shall be placed upon the structural
plans OF so-called back rooms. In no
case. according TO Mooney, has this Law
been observed
All the saloons affected by Moneys
new edict are located in the Western
Addition, and not a saloon in that dis
trict where women OF any type what
soever are 10 be found was spared
Following the disposal OF the cases OF
the different saloon keepers in the
criminal courts. Mooney will cause his
men to file complaints against the sa-
looms with the Police Commission to
secure the revocation of their licenses
Warrants for the arrest OF the pro-
prietors OF the following saloons were
issued yesterday:
In. Buchanan and Fulton: Eppinger's ssi Fllis
Pratt TierDey, 1850 Ellis; A. Tittich I34s
Golden Gate. p. Devey, 1863 O'Farrell: Nc
tilynn = Van Ness and Elm avenues; Gen Sa
street; Jeonhardt's. 1896 Fillmore: John SuIli
van 8. 1863 Post; Pete Everett. 1921 Post
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
FIREMAN'S FUND COMES
INTO GREAT BUSINESS
Subsidiary Corporation Turns Over
All Agencies and Policies to
Parent Company

The F1reman's Fund Insurance Com
p8ny is about to come into the posses
sion Of $442. 900, 900 in business from the
Firemen's Fund Insurance Corporation.
which will be good news for those who
took so per cent of their claims for Ere
losses in stock OF the Fireman's Fund
Insurance Company The Firemen's 5
Fund Corporation viii cease to do busi-
ness on ano after today. Monday the
parent organization, the Fireman
Fund Insurance Company, will have ali
the affairs In it's own hands. The
change brings to an end one of the
most interesting chapters of fire in
sursnce history in the United States.
The Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
pany," said President Dutton last even
ing, now comes into its own We have
sent out instructions TO 5000 agencies
in all parts OF the United States con-
cerning the change"
r. W. Dohrmann says that a supple-
mental agreement has been made al
Hamburg under which the stockholders
of the Transatlantic Fire Insurance
Company Will not be entitled to share
In the assets of the company until
after the San Francisco policy holders
have received 20 per cent of their
claims. The original agreement was
that the policy-holders were to receive
practically so per cent of the net as
sets OF the company, the stockholders
retaining the balance. Recent advices
from Hamburg are that the policy-
holders accepting the agreement nego-
tiated by their representatives NAV
nnally receive more than 40 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
ASKS sl,l44,900 FOR
THE FIRE DEPART TMENT
Commissioners Also Want
S444,000 to Build
Engine Houses

The Fire Commissioners met yester-
day and adopted the estimate OF ex-
penditures for the next fiscal year for
submission to the Board of Supervisors
for Incorporation in the budget. The
Commissioners figure that $1,144,9 900
will be needed to conduct the Fire
Department, of which $229 500 is for
material and supplies and s915,300 for
salaries. Included in the former
amount is s57 500 for new apparatus,
$4,000 for forage, s2S.500 for hose,
$4,000 for horses, $4,000 for reset
ting hydrants. $4,000 for fuel and
$4,000 for furniture.
The Commissioners also adopted
Chief Shaughnessy's recommendation
that the Board of Works be asked
to incorporate the sum of $444.O00 in
it's estimate for new fire engine houses,
repairs to existing houses and to re-
move the debris from Fire Department
lots.
The Commissioners approved the
charter amendment designed to put
employees of the corporation yard on
the same plane as regular members
of the department. The Supervisors
will be asked TO put the proposition
on the official ballot at the coming
election.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
SCORES THE SOCIETY
THAT PRETEHDS To
PROTECT CHILDREN
Judge Graham Accuses the
Secretary of Jobbing
Prosecuted Mother
HINTS AT CONSPIRACY
Court Refuses to Permit the
Scheners to Secure the
Little Ones

The suppression Of the attorneys on
both sides Of the case. the relentless
boring gof the steely judicial auger 70
arrive at the facts and the unusual ut
terances Of Judge Graham OF the ~
perior Court were important marks IN
the record OF the trial yesterday Of
habeas corpus proceedings by which
the wife OF T. G. McCann sought TO re-
gain the possession Of her children
twins and 9 baby.
Jpdge Graham. addressing r. l.
wadhana, secretary OF the San Fran
cisco Society for the Protection OF chill
6ren. said.
take these children and that you put
rhaf house in condition before you
called an officer 20 prove yOur case.
~ think this society ought 20 he sup
pressed. too. or some of its officers
sG feel that there has been con-
spiracy between the president and sec
retary of this sO-called society 10 get
the children from this woman whom
feel is an industrious and hard-WOrk-
ing woman and one who does not
drink"
Judge GrshsuTs dictum in each in
stance was based upon his judicial
knowledge OF past matters, one OF
which was the divorce case Of Mccain
against his wife. in which O'Brien'
president OF the discreolteQ huhldht ~
cfetv. appeared as attorney for the hus-
band The wife won that case ano as
basis for the present PROCEEDINGS she
was dragged out OF bed, arrested by
Wadham. taken TO jail on charge OF
drunkenness and later discharged.
Neiehbors testified in her behalf and
letters were written 10 the court by
butcher. physician and nearby resi-
dents TO prove that the wife ana
mother was guiltless OF bad habits or
wrong doing.
Before the court awarded the custody
Of the children 10 the mother she de-
clared that IN spite Of his misbehaNlor
she would forgive her husband for the
sake of the children.
Her forgiveness appealed to Judge
Crsbsm's famous attitude as a meoi-
ator in domestic troubles, but ne ola
not retract his structures passed upon
O'Brien. wadham and the purposes OF
the San Francisco Society for the Fro
lection Of Children.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
SIDNEY SALISBURY DIES
AND THE CAUSE Of HIS
SUICIDE IS NOT KNOWN
Gas Fumes Inhaled Destroy
Life of the Son of
Noted Horsernan
NO ROMANCE SHOWN
His Relatives and Friends
Say He Had No Serious
Affair of the Heart

After struggle lasting from ?
o'clock Friday afternoon till $50 yes
terdav morning sidney J. Salisbury. son
of Monroe Salisbury. died and gave 10
word of explanation concerning his des-
perate act Of suicide. So carefully had
he planned his death in the kadee
Hammam baths. At 1903 Cough street.
that the fumes Of gas he inhaled
through the rubber tube attached to the
open Jet did their work, and medical
skill could not avail in the fight TO
keep back the spread Of the fluid poi
son. He died while his sister. Mrs.
Keves. and her husband and physi-
clan stood silent al the bedside. the
trio being powerless TO stay death $
hand
Tt is not believed probable that the
mystery Of his suicide will ever be
cleared. Many things conspired to rem
der his melancholy temperament more
depressed. His father. 10 whom he was
attached with even more than a sons
love. had but recently left this city,
never to return. An incurable victim
Of a cancerous growth. Monroe Sails
bury, well-known turfman. bade his
son good-by several weeks ago and
then iourneyed TO Utah. where he made
his last visit to his brother. o. J. Sails
bury, a Salt Lake City millionaire.
From Salt Lake Salisbury. the elder,
went TO New York to seek some relief
from the pangs Of his fatal malady.
he is now in that city with his daugh-
ter hrs IT. d. Boardman. This fact
undoubtedly, say Sidney Salisbury's
friends. was one of the causes of his
melancholia.
The effort TO attach 4 romantic sig
nificance to the suicide is not upheld
by the dead mans relatives, who say
that no serious affair of the heart had
caused him mental or nervous unrest.
The names of many young women,
some in the exclusive circles of fash
ionable society and some not, were
mentioned yesterday. but no one was
shown TO have been the particular OBJ
ject OF Salisburvs attentions. and the
romantic element was not apparent in
the last days OF his life. That he had
been drinking is certain. and also that
he was depressed and unhappy when he
applied at the Hammam baths for
treatment. but no single reason has
been suggested and accepted by his be-
reaved relatives and friends to explain
the suicide Of the popular young man
Of society with a wide circle Of friends.
The funeral will be held today at 2
o'clock from the residence of his sister.
Mrs. A ID. Keyes, 2619 Devisadero
street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
PATROLMEN PLAN UNION
TO DEMAND BETTER PAY
Exclusion of Office Men
and Detectives Will
Cause Trouble

The patrolmen Of the San Francisco
Police Department are TO have a union.
and IL is 10 be exclusive The detec-
tives under Captain Colby want to
join; so does the Chief Of Police. and
so do lieutenants and captains; but
they cannot
We are going TO run this ourselves. IS
say tie men behind the clubs. and we
viii take care of our own interests.
The meeting at which organization
is 70 be taken up will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at police headouar-
ters- Some time ago a 20 per cent
Increase in salaries was demanded bv
the patrolmen because OF the advanced
cost of living. Many Of the captains
announced that If they and other nm
per ONCE men were excluded by the
patrolmen trouble would result. and
that the claims of the patrolnoen
would be blocked
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WORTH AND HARVEY To
LEAVE HEAL TIL BOARD
Of sCHM|Tz REGIME
Medicos Prepare to Follow
Example Set by DR..
]. w. Ward
RESERVATIONS READY
Si1non's Election as Presi-
dent the Cause of
Jealousy
RESERVATIONS READY

Doctors Sidney Worth and w III.
Harvey are planning to sever their con-
nection with the Schmitz- Ruef Board
of Health and in all likelihood their
designations will be presented to the
Mayor before many days have elapsed.
In point of fact Worth has his resig
nation already prepared and he in
tended to file it with Schmitz either
yesterday or today
The retirement of DR.. J. ". Ward
from the board marks the beginning
of the breaking up of that body and
the example set by Ward. who as pres
ident, at all times abjectly carried out
the orders of Schmitz and Ruef. will
be followed by his former colleagues.
Harvey is the senior member of the
board after Ward and his desire to re-
tire is the result of his failure to be
elected president TO succeed Ward.
Harvey felt that he should have been
selected to preside over health affairs
and was supremely disgusted when DR..
Simon was slated for the place.
Harvey expressed his disgust in
rather violent terms to Simon himself
and threatened to file his resignation
then and there. Simon, however, pre-
vailed upon Harvey to wait awhile and
he promised to do so with view to
giving Simon a half-hearted support
In his administration of the Health De-
partment. 1t is said that Harvey regis
tered strong objection to the one-man
power inaugurated by Ward. and Har-
vey will remain on the board temporar-
lily with the understanding that he is to
have some say in the Health Depart
ment.
DIR. Worth is warm friend of DR..
Ward. they having graduated from the
same school of medicine. 1t was at
Wards request that Worth was ap-
pointed a member of the Health Board
and the latter thinks that he should
accompany his friend to private life
again. Worth wanted to resign sew
eral months ago, as he was displeased
with the disclosures affecting the
Schmitz administration. Ward. how
ever. prevailed on Worth to hold on
for while. Now that Ward has de-
serted the fast sinking ,Schmitz admin
istration ship. Worth believes the time
is ripe for him to follow suit.
1t is said that Ward contemplates a
trip to Europe. as he fears that he may
be asked rather pertinent questions as
TO what he might know regarding GER
tain Irregularities in the health depart
ment.
IT was learned upon good authority
that Ward would not be appointed a
member of the State Board of Health
as previously reported. 1t is not likely
that Governor Gillett will attach any
former member of the Schmitz admins
tration TO an office under his control.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WANT FRANCHISE FOR
STREETCAR LINE SOLD
Petitioners Urge Supervisors
to Take Immediate
Action

The Supervisors utilities committee
took under advisement yesterday the
petition of the Excelsior Homestead
and University Mound district residents
that a street railroad franchise be Of
fered for sale along the following pro-
posed route:
Leaving Mission street at Persia avenue, run
ming thence westerly TO Prague street northerly
in Prague street to Bacon street, thence easterly
in Bacon street to Mansfield street. thence south
ery in Mansfield street TO Wayland. thence
easterly in Wayland street TO Amherst street
thence southerly in Amherst street to WoolSey
street thence easterly in Woosey street TO Char
ter Oak avenue, thence northerly 10 Charter Oak
avenue TO street thence northerly In
street to Williams avenue. and thence easterly
in Williams avenue TO Railroad avenue
The amended route was submitted
by L. Hackett. who stated that 1t had
been approved by all the residents af-
fected. who desired immediate action
on the petition.
E. P. E. Troy urged the committee to
incorporate conditions in the franchise
so that the road might be taken over
by the city at any time and providing
for nine-hour schedule. which will
permit of an eight-hour working day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
LAST DAYS OF GRAND OPERA

la Boheme" was repeated last night
by the San Carlo Opera Company at
the Chutes Theater. and the audience
was smaller than the merit OF the per-
formance deserved.
A double bill, consisting of Don Pas
ouale" and "Cavalleria Rustfcana,"
promises to attract a large attendance
this afternoon, and Carmen. with
Deyrene in the title part, is the opera
for tonight. Constantine. Nordica and
Nielsen will appear at the farewell per-
formance tomorrow afternoon, when
Les Huguenots" Will be sung.
The company viii open three
nights engagement in Portland next
Tuesday and will round out the week
in Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
EIGHT-DAy SERVICES
OF PASSOVER BEGUN
Feast Of Unleavened Bread Held in
Memory of Israelites' Escape
Out of Egypt

The celebration Of the Hebrew Pass
over began at sundown yesterday and
viii last for eight days. eliminating or
the great Sabbath next Saturday II
is the great religious festival Of the
Israelites. when they commemorate the
escape Of their people from the bond
age Of Egypt The unleavened bread
is eaten in accordance with the old
custom OF the Jews on that occasion
Services were held in all the syna-
gogues last evening and will be fol-
lowed by special services every morn.
ing until the day after the great Sab
bath.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
RArN AeATN IN TRoUBLE

In charges filed against Policeman
Michael Balm. yesterday, Captain Duke
Of the Southern police station alleges
that on St Patricks day Balm became
intoxicated and while in that condition
interfered with a streetcar conductor
who was trying TO remedy bloWnout
fuse on his car, striking him with ms
club. Balm has been on the carpet IN
the Office Of the Police Commissioners
before. the occasion being when he was
caught trying to get through the hre
lines during the April FIRE. At that
time he was said 10 have been under
The influence Of LIQUOR.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
FINAL APPROPRIATION
FOR REHABILITATION

Final appropriations were made by
the executive committee of the Relief
Corporation yesterday for rehabilita-
tion purposes. The funds will go to
applicants who made their requests
for such aid prior to February Is. The
appropriations are as follows: s35O0oo
for housing, s150,00O for families. and
$4,000 for business rehabilitation.
The work of terminating the relief
work is going along rapidly. Today
a large number of employees will be
discharged.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WILL PUT UP BUILDING
AT A COST OF $780, 900
M. P. Sheideman Will Erect Five
Story Brick Structure at Corner
of Howard and Sixth Streets

NJ. P. Sheideman applied yesterday to
the Board OF Works for a permit to
erect fve-story brick building on the
northwest corner of Howard and Sixth
streets at a cost of $4,000.
Morton L. Cook asked for a permit
to put UP building on the southwest
corner of Second and Minna streets to
cost 100000
Other applications for building per-
mits were filed by the Peninsular Sc
curities Company. each side of Third
street near Minna, $4,000; Bond Es-
tate Company, south side of Mission
street near New Montgomery, $4,000;
Belle NJ. Kohlberg, Green street, near
Van Ness avenue, $4,000; Richard Ken
nedy, Geary street, near Van Ness ave-
nue., $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
RoY FINDS HUMAN LEG

While playing in a vacant lot in the
rear of his home at 1924 Hampshire
street yesterday afternoon, Jerry
Doxey, years old, found a leg of a
human body. The limb was taken to
the morgue and was there identified
as that of a young woman. Detectives
Graham and Harrison of the Mission
station were detailed to investigate
the matter. The grewsome bundle is
supposed TO have been cast aside by
some medical student and TO have been
buried in the lot. where it was probably
uncovered by dogs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WANT OFFICIALS DISMISSED

Formal notices were filed in the Dis
trict Court Of Appeal by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Cook and Attorney Cen
eral Webb yesterday that motions 70
dismiss two appeals Of George d. Col
Inns would be made at 10 a. m on
April s. The dismissal Of the one ap-
peal is asked on the ground that II was
made before the judgment in the case
had been entered in the minutes OF the
court, and Of the other because another
appeal was pending at the time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
SUES FOR INSURANCE

The California Wine Associa ton.
through Attorney Alfred Sutro, filed
thirty-one suits yesterday against the
English insurance companies that
pleaded the earthquake clause to de-
feat the payment of the policies held
by members of the association The
claims amount to more than 5000, GOO
More suits are to be begun and the
makers and sellers of California wines
will fight their demand to a finish.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
NED" LANIGAN ARREsTEp

NED Lanigan and his partner. John
Peters, were arrested yesterday on
warrants charging them with conduct
ing a poolroom in which a craps game
Was run. Lanigan was at one time
4 prominent politician and ward boss.
and was supposed 10 be a municinsll1
protected gambler. At the prison he
gave his occupation as e horse trader.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
HUMBOLDT RANcHER KILLED

EUREKA, March 2s.-Alfred Au-
gustus Hadley. forty miner and rancher
near Petrolia. Humboldt County. fell
into a washout on the county road in
Mattole Valley this afternoon and was
buried under tons of debris and killed.
He was a native OF Ohio, 81 years old.
His son. T. s. Hadley, is well known
lawyer here.