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iirs a jl Sii TfiiM A VJe SJ rt 1 i i BOSIOTCii iMrrittriiMiiiiaa i utiitriiwpinwDKifi I 5 rS in tti tw lT A 4 j3ri 5 i i i i vit iri a 3 i i firiv -F ft rv MM ii 11 Wi 5 fry t4CA fT A JSfc aftA i rl Ei jSv 83V i IEAaTOTSCO CHBOWIOIiB 0TH31IXY OCTOBEBISlple SL 3s 4 4 VVt a 7f JB Bpsiiqeas qppoHTinfmBa li lffl a sijes 3 sviiBKCS sj je rl asrr A iTeL rc0JB6 TV Dollar STS Uaict Tf7 Tb HtlUbl Ixent Try Flrt Silesme Always Btuj IllBO Groeerr and luirt tornlihtd wobu 350OLljnor ttore on bnty street ITOOO Salocn centrally located many other Tj In all part of th dty Oft aIoo with atock and fixtures sKOOQrocertea and barf atbck and flitmea 100 Flna bakery and variety tor snap 912S Branch bakery grocerlef and bar SOttrtna bakerjL i Interior town S30 ood tfeUcateaaenr norta of Market SOODeUcatesarnr central location BeatavranU from 1150 to J5000 Clear stands Jost whit yoawaeL Ledstnr bonaea best snaps UTelty On atatlooery and notion a tore to trade for lodfinj hoasejn Ttclnlty of Irkln and Pott sts Barfalnaflf erery description DOLEAB 87 Market sL mm i3 my mm K3 4 i JLi 4 i iff r4 i 9 EsJev I 1 BR4 8 IP vSftS jLWK A 11500 stores rsnees household eoods lo cated best part Market st rent T2 60 Tor tafprmatton apply8C5j Market at room 1 AI11S saloon MUa iz barrels beer week 8 furnished rooms rent 10 Mod St CAL BUS ASSX 83H Market at For al Crat cUa mllUnery traslness old estsblUhed best locality In eltyj ssles 15 000 Ttsr owner retirlnt will trsde for prop erty Apply CAUB PS AtiSN 865 Market A 100 too moch to da tor one man half Interest for salei commission and real estate office 803H Market st room 1 A 1800 hotel SO rooms near by town cleared 400 laat month 65 boarders bar trade 20 day CAU BC3IKE33 ASSS B05H Market 590 elegant rood paylns restsnrsnt and chop honse bar locladed rent 25 lease Al loca tion CAU BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Market st 865H A clgsr atssd with clabrooms rent 100 price with cash register machines etc 400 stock at lnrolce located Powell and Market See W1LKE iPA Kearny st A 1000 old estsbUshed saloon on Battery St kept by piesent owner 14 years rot 40 good business must be sold In threodays See WlfcKE 23H Kearny st A Blackamlth Shop Blscksmlth Shop Price 800 must sell st once owner engaged In other business WILKE 2S Kearny st A SPECIAL 750 bays nicely furnished 0 room and bath Intltes lnTeatlgatlon 7TTV4 Market st A Bakery all store trade 23 a diy cheap rest with lease owner leering city mast sell PACIFIC BUSINESS A8SK 1148 Market St A Urge wholesale llqoor house baa a few rery good coon try and city saloona for ssle to honest responsible parties Bos 0748 Cbrsalcle i YIKE cbsnee to bay located retails business long ettstllshed well Poarth st PIRST CLAS3 Investment i small capital re i quired gilt edge security For particulars address box 2859 Chronicle FIRST CLASS French liquor store established 29 yrs hersei wagon cellar etc 1401 Powell FOB sale cheap grocery store fixtures sate etc formerly owned by Fltipa trick Ward well stocked old estsblisbed business good opportunity southwest corner of 24th and Shotwell Apply A Curtln room 24 third floor Mills building FOR SALE WHOLE OB CONTROLLING INTEREST IN A PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS INCLUDING VALUABLE AND USEFUL PATENT BOX 2750 CHRONICLE FOR sale cheap Old established painting bosl ness on account of leering city price about 5000 Box 2853 Chronicle FOR sale Cheap hotel and bar In country town Apply SIEBE BROS ft PLAGEMANN FOR sale A well established grocery buslness 4500 stock 11 Soquel are Santa Crux FBUIT store 2 sold sickness horses 2 wagons must Cell 1545 Geary St be HIGH CLASS BUSINESS CHANCES ONLY We can Mil ycur business no matter where It we bar buyers f000 up 16000 will get you a fine paying grocery business and handsomely furnished nome grocery stixk st lnTolce ba ik references as to bual nes OAR 581 Parrott building OTSrriii and chop house good business 15 to 28 a day partners cant agree 004 Third st WANTED Party 00 per cent chi willing to risk 2500 with a ance of making 50000 in one ymar must set quickly but three dsys to close aesi in only tnoee naTlng toe casb and meaning business expected to reply references exchanged Box 2884 Chronicle WINERY FOR SALE On account of death situated at Los Gatos with both broad and narrow gauge switches complete with modern machinery and 300000 gallons of cooperage MRS DELPECH 148 Third St San Jose Cal 1400 hotel wfth good bsr trsde in good country town near Oakland LASSEN A CO 468 Tenth St Oakland Cal 2500 Batcher business pays 150 monthly choice location elegantly fitted op fine trade can be greatly Increased Box 2727 Chronicle 3000 Treasury stock large corporation 80 pays 12H per cent Box 2753 Chronicle ATTORNEYS AT LAW A THE IEOAT ADVISORY Inc Practice In Federal and all State Courts Attachments dlroree mining bankruptcy prosecutions adjustments corporations patents estates probate Experienced and Reliable Attorneys Engaged Adrlce guaranteed Correspondence solicited all Sill SUB CrossleyBldg TeL John 2020 Cor New Montgomery and Mission sts AD VICE FREE EstsblUhed 22 years Divorces a specialty Private Quick No Pay Unless Successful HOWE Attorney at Law 1123 Market St bet Mason and Taylor nearly opposite Hales dry goods store AA KING attorney at law Hsarst Ex amiherr bldg 6th fioor entrance 611 estsfc 20 veara aU eases general court and office practice no fee for consultation or in advance ADVICE free I will advance costs in meritorious eases divorces probata and all other law cases bo fees la advance opes every evening THURSTON Sis Market sU room 81 A yi EWINQ attorney at Uw office 612 Parrott Emporium bid phone South 655 ALPBBD ATWOOD attonS U19 Call building teL Bash at law OtDcea i 861 bankrefs COLLECTIONS attachments bad tenants elected PACIFIC LAW AND COLLECTION CO 415 Montgomery St estsb 1879 UL Main 5330 DIVORCE Costs 12 quick qalet evenings C27 Market sf room 801 JEOBGBA MGOWAN practitioner SUte and Federal coorta glrea advice and prompt attention to all legal matters civil admiralty probate bankruptcy and criminal practice Pa Ctae Mstual balldlag MS Unntgomery St ttL Main 6259 PROMPT attention to all cases divorce estates collections no fees unless successful call or write evenings Tus snd Frld est IS years Edw Ackley 827 Market tel Jes Sle 1830 LLOTD attorney at law room IS Nevada block DENTISTS A i DB ORUSS 0O4 5 Caliaghan bldg Market snd McAllister sts uses tne uatrora Ub tundrr the only device ever Invented for grinding drilling snd excavating teeth absolutely without pain For proof call at office HUSICAX INSTRUMENTS ATTENTION la called to tfto scheme of gang ef piano swindlers ho are operating tn this citya se eiposares la recent lssaeaet th Chronicle Examiner and other dalllrs rTherv may be an occasional genuine sacrifice of a good piano but la the majority of cases theres a darky in the woodpile At a pvat pennyworth pause a while Benjamin Franklin sald Il will pay yon to telephone or rail for one of our experts who will make earefnl examination aad give accurate sail matr of an Instruments value and condition and also repertaa to title Cbarp 1 3 per hosrw rOilMKB EILEBS MUSIO COMPANY Market st Ptpne Urant 11 A FBEK dentistry fee the poor POdT UKAl IUTE DENTAL COLLEUE hours to Soadays 0to Taylor St cor are Sao Fraadsco 971 Wasblagtoa at cor Tenth Osslacd 45 Bast8aata Clara st Ssa lose A aew piste whalebone cannot break warranted 20 years crowns 3 00 hlltngs 6o ceuts pistes 5 full set ail work palnlens and warranted oniOAGO DENTAL PABLOM EUth ft DB IVVWU Ultl MS Uttktt uu EUteatb Xe charge for extracting when plates are made 4T plates made ever like new vests Irom tS per set extracting BOe gas given DO SIMMS 855 Market et Parrott balldlag room 114 7 a set for teeth warranted as good as can be made teeth filled DR He YOUNG Bridges sad teeth srlthoat pUtes a specialty 1841 Polk St COLD OlUng 75c sUrerSScr crowns 2 a pain opt a 6abday Dr Hewett 204 Suttee TVPEWRITERg COLUMBIA Bar lock visible typewriter send forcatalosToe makeo rented 207 Mont gomery st Aflne lot of sondhanduprifhts from 50 cp Including such tnskes ss Chlckerlsg Vose Kroeger Cnrtax KUkman pease Hardmsn Marshall WrodelL Baoa and others BKNJ CURTAZ ft SON OFsrrell st No branches la Saa Francisco Alne lotof second hand aprlghts good makes nch ss Ivers dt Pond Checkering Cameron Bowers Sonv and many others all In flrst elass order from 150 up squares as low as 25 organs 35r fine new pianos to rent 3 en per mo BOWERS SON 11 Mason A rare cbahce A Doranng Bros upright little used most be sold 216 McAllister St A fins Knabe mahogany upright used only 3 months cheap ENGLE 1556 Polk St ALMOST given sway unredeemed storage pianos and furniture Whitehead 8torage 1636 Mkt A fine Knabe snd 3 pedsl Steinway upright eac riflce KEEFFES 2S3 285 OFarreU st A fine apright tor 100 st KEEFFES 283 snd 285 OFarreU st near Mason EXCEPTIONAL values in used pianos CLARK W1SK A CO Weber Plsno Agency 126 Ucary MUSIC 10c catalogaes free latest populsr aong NATIONAL MUSIC CO 1506 Msrket st PART of our list of bargains in second hand pianos for October 1003 Original Price Now 1 Scnuman Sons walnut case me dlum aire fl 3 octaves three edals raised carved nanels In good condition 300 1 Richmond mahogany case small lie raised carved panels 7 1 3 octaves three pedals slightly used but In good condition 300 1 Spencer walnut case cabinet grand engraved panels three pedals 7 1 3 octaves good condition 325 2 Howards walnut cases medium size 7 1 3 octaves three pedals mandolin attachments good condition each 300 1 Hollenhauer A Bach walnut case large slxe raised carved panels three pedals 7 1 3 octaves in very good condition 350 I Newman Brothers walnut case large slxe upright 7 1 3 octaves thoroughly renovated equal to new 350 1 Ludwlg A Co oak case medium slxe raised carved panels 7 1 3 octaves three pedals good tone lu fine condition 350 Complete list furnished on application at our Store SHERMAN CLAY A CO Cor Kearny and Sutter sts 140 175 180 ISO 190 200 10 RARE chance casb or payments elegant high grade upright 1C McAllister si RENTING is our specialty 2 up apply pur chase HEINE T1ANO CO 237 Geary st SIIOULD you purchase a piano of KOHLFR A CHA8E roil get the benefit of fifty three years of experience you get the benefit of a money tsving pries which only the Immense or put of the house makes possible and you receive every conrtesy which tool house cau extend to its friends the satisfaction of ltt thousands of customers Is tbe melt upon which the reputation and success ot KOHLER CHASE la built SEVERAL seeoiid nand plsnos liRUENN 2u8 Post St tor sale cheap ff player BYRON MAUZY 308 312 Post sL THIS ad is our biggest expense We pay no rent as we own the building Tbe only reason we advertise is to let you know we rent tbe best pianos in tbe city for 3 per ma Now we esn sell you one Just the same Our expenses are so very much less than other flrma wh not Investigate oar prices and compare notes Invest 5 cents rsr fsre snd save from 75 to 150 on a piano SCOTT CDRTAZ PIANO CO 060 62 64 Hayes st UPRIGHT piano for sale very reasonable party going away Box 2742 Chronicle We do not advise the purchase ot cheap pianos as they ire seldom satisfactory but we hve pianos at a medium price that csn be guaranteed to please the most critical oar best sellers are the Behr Bros Daumelater and Schubert TOE ZEN0 MAUVA1S MUSIC COMPANY 760 Msrket st HORSES AND WAGONS BIG auction sale every Tuesday of horses wagons buggies carts and harness 11 A at 1140 Fobom st FOR sale cheap for casb ten high grade business ana bite buggies two stannopes bearings Call early at COSr738 and 740 Folaom st all roller HOLMES A FOR SALE cheap Young horse new harness snd buggy also two baker wagons 1510 Turk st near Stelner MUST be sold at a sscriflce four good horses 827 Sixth st SEWING MACHINES AUTOMATIC snd other makes st cut rates redaction on rents and repairs bought aad exchanged phone Jessie 3130 145 Sixth st ALL kinds bought sold rented exchanged repairing lowest rates tel Black 4688 205 4th NOT how cheap but bow good Is the motto ot the manufacturers of the Rapid Rotary Standard the sewing machine of to day 1 EVANS agent 1021 Market si BOOKS NEW AND OLD A Books bought sold snd axebsnged KING BROS 8 Fourth St telephone Red CS1S Books bought sll descriptions loaning library late fiction Lorimer 157 Mkt TeL Fol 3081 BOOKS and libraries bought a HOLMES 1149 Market st phone Jessie 3741 or postal CHRONICLE Polk st branch office for wsnt advertisements snd subscriptions at BERN HEIMS STATIONERY STORE 1305 Polk st Feathers Pillows and Renovating All bargains camp stools and chairs hammocks meUt beds mattresses Hotter 712 Mission DOWN comforts pillows cushions to order feathers bought 8 Feather Co 130 Valencia OSTRICH feathers snd boas dyeing cleaning curling our specialty Savage 73 6 Eddy CREDIT CLOTHIERS a ADAMS CO SPECIAL CREDIT STORE We clothe the whole family from hats to shoes everything np to date at cash prices Credit for ell 18 Mason st DYEING AND CLEANING SKA breezes sweeten sll garments blankets lace curtains etc done by the Presidio Heights Dye Works 3815 Sacrameuto phone for wagon West 453 II HICKMAN Tres WINES FOR FAMILY USE VOUHypewriters MALEXAN0KR 110 if rtira la Kmitn fremier ana js jjyii Tifcy serai a va ww --4 attwr typewriters sappUes for all machines partly nseo sum anu mica hum yr GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITEESWB awll tetter machines tor leca money than any i 4v thartt rentals The Trlwwriter KicUargs 639 California telephone Main 200 PU0NK to Main WT for typewriters to ba pai chased rented or repaired STANDABD 1 TyPKwBITKtt EACHAMJE303 Bush St THIS NswCeBtuiTi the highest product of typo writer evolution operators invited to practice American Writing Machine Oow 330 Mas st diagnostician 1 A SstTii joHn2ieafsfra i surgeon 7viirzrvzr i vmsriHEnRTuFis OLD medicinal port sherry special 1 gal free pint bottle on application TeL Fark 820 La Grlma Crykta Vintages 1524 Fulton ASTHMA REMEDY Dl NO LAS remedy Immediate relief old at all druggists or 1602 Msrket aader SL Nicholas 10c 25c SOc pkg TeL Sooth 283 UMBREIXAS AND PARASOLS CALIFOuaIA Umbrella Works James Faplna Prop 120 Stockton tt fsrmerly Qrant are COLLECTION AGEXCIES GEOUGE KEXXTS Law and Collection Age cy Attachnwnta all esses Bi 310 927 Marcet RUPTURE CURES IXL Elastic Truss Oo 1104 Market at eaten 25 years Prof A A McLean raptors speclsllst INVALID CHAIRS SOLD Tented exchanged manufacturers of the Kamce tricycle chair 2018 Mkt teL Fell 1682 STOVES RANGES HOUSEHOLD ftnd Quick Mesl ranges sold on easy payments De Vos Bros 1330 Marker RAILROAD Jk STEAMSHIP OFFICES CHEAP Muts to Los Angeles 3 SO SealUsg Contlln A CtC 720 Msrket phone Main 5337 MILUNERY AND 3 DRESSMAKING MlHnVELL Dressmaking and Millinery tSchovl vAny pattern cut to measure 1013 Market St LACKCHES FORniRBvJ CAUNKiLtLAUycn CO foot of Clay at aU purposes night or day tel Bash ML sU ittlncWblts itaCti apertaanaTinsr BOOMS paiierrd S3 30 np tintingv painting Uart nana Palst Co 319 2d St telephone Uain 418 i a JAPANESE GOODS AZUMA COapaaese art rpoda bamboo foraV tare to atdet 421 Geary teL Browm sfls JAPANESE ANTIQUK STORE SHIOTA 633 Duponti nr California iEGAI AKD OFFICIAL TBUSTKESS iSALE Ths undersigned offers for sala a itcck of general hardware entlery agricultural machinery tin and agate ware paints oUs glass etc together with the store fixtures appertaining thereto formerly belonging to Adklns A Drtla Co snd located at Red Bluff Tehama county California An Inventory of this property csn be seen at the rooms of the Board of Trade 202 Mar ket street Sae Francisco CsL and also at tbe store at Red Bluff Cal where the stock may be inspected Sealed bids are solicited to be addressed to the undersigned and delivered to Smith secretary at the Board of Trade 202 Msrket street San Francisco Cal on or before Monday November 2 1903 at 2 oclock A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount offered must accompany each bid returnable only in case of rejection of bid Right reserved to reject any and all bids Terms casb Full amount of purchase price to be paid on award of property PAUL OAKLEY Trustee TRUSTEES SALE The undersigned offers for sale a stock of general merchandise consisting principally of grocerita dry goods hardware etc together with the store fixtures appertaining thereto formerly belonging to Paul Bettelhelm at San Mateo Cal An inventory of this property may be seen at rooms of the Board cf Trade 202 Market street San Francisco and also at the store at San Mateo where the stock may be inspected Sealed bids for the above named property as a whole should be addressed to II Smith Secrets rr of the Board of Trade 212 Marian street Sn Francisco CaL on or before Wednesday November 4 1903 at 1030 oclock and must be accompanied by a certified check for 10 per cent of the amount offered returnable only is ease of rejection Rights reserved to reject any snd all bids Terms Cash Full purchase price required on award of property SCHUTZ Trustee of Creditors THE COUNTRYS TRADE EOR THE CURRENT WEEK Experts Review the Situation in the Leading Lines of Industry NEW YORK October 30 Brsdstreets tomorrow will say Copier weather has stimulated retail trade quite generally through nt tbe conn try and this is reflected In an iroved reorder demand for seasonable good specially heavy dry goods clothing and es Tbe movement of the crops bss been Northwest West and Sosth and Interior collections have improved Eastern Jobbers In turn note a more cheerful tone to trade which has hitherto lagged behind the corresponding season a year ago Buying however is classed as conservative and smaller lots are taken than formerly Tbe labor situation Is rather unsettled Radical leaders are Inclined to Imperil present advantagea In the building trades at some large centers but germs of better future conditions sre found In the utterances of some of the more conservative leaders who foresee trouble for the unions If they attempt to precipitate further demands The great Industries show few changes for the week Iron and Steel are weak depreased or steady accordingly as tbe cruder or more finished forms are considered The shutdown of the Amalgamated Copper mines has had a strengthening effect on Copper Wheat Including Flour exr ports for the week ending October 29th aggregate 4007873 bushels against 4235080 last week 5097620 this week last year 6672899 In 1901 and 3612421 in 1900 For seventeen weeks of the Cereal year they aggregate 53 901647 bushels sgainst 89823939 In 1902 102203847 In 1901 and 59828732 In 1900 Corn exports for tbe week aggregate 1392214 bushels against 1800885 last week 153205 a year ago 606159 In 1901 and 3920110 In 1900 For seventeen weeks of the present Cereal year they aggregate 18442721 bushels against 1732051 In 1902 15245342 In 1901 and 53767158 In 1900 Special telegrams from correspondents of the International Mercantile Agency throughout tbe United States sad Canads regarding tbe etale of trade are summarised as follows Th between seasons period Is beginning to show Its Influence on the lnoTenient of general Merchandise Relatively the most fsvorable reports come from Chicago Pittsburg and New York Baltimore reports the outlook from the South for a good trade owing to the high price for Cotton There has been a gain at Pittsburg where more mills are expected to start up Country orders are a fair average for the season at Chicago but there Is less disposition to branch out and a hesitancy In some linos Dry Goods and Clothing are moving more slowly at St Louis At Boston the disposition Is toward conservatism At Philadelphia the volume of trade Is about equal to that of a year ago but affected by labor conditions Is beginning to slacken St Paul and Minneapolis advise that Interior merchants are restricting purchases somewhat Tbe Minneapolis Flour output Is becoming normal again Traffic on Eastern railroads has declined this week car shortage has been less noticeable interior jobbers are generally buying less than I last year ana uouon exports are increasing encouragingly but mercantile collections have fallen away In regions tributary to Philadelphia and St Paul Shipments of funds west on crop and bank accounts hare made loans at New York firmer and tend to hold down security prices Good weather has prevailed throughout the Grata regions but winter Wheat wblch Is all sown could stand some rain The outlook Is for a good demand for Wheat for export Estimates of tbe Cotton crop tend higher than recently A feature in industrial lines Is the sale of 10000 tons of Southern Pig Iron for export to Manchester at 10 or less ton at the furnace and a Pittsburg sale of Steel Ralls for delivery in Cores Many large Industrial concerns report an average decline in orders of 25 per cent from this time laat year new orders come in hesitatingly some 55000 employes hsve been laid off or have struck this week Closed Iron mines in Northern Michigan have reacted upon Jobbers In tbe Northwest Staple winter goods are in ateady demand at Montreal and prices sre firm Cottons are practically strong and jobbers complain that there is difficulty in getting orders filled by manufacturers Demand for Woolens is less active Collections are fair snd there sre some renewals There has been a less active dlstri button of seasonable goods from Toronto owing to tbe mild weather but the more rapid movement of crops from the Northwest Is stimulating and an improvement is expected Elevator receipts indicate that there Is less Wheat than has been counted on Canadian banks report that the demand for fnuds from farmers for handling the crops Is less than anticipated Money is therefore easier than expected and the indications are that rates will be lower The sltustion at Sault Ste Marie la more hopeful Some of the factories have started up and othera are expected to Dun A Gos weekly Review of Trsde to morrow will say Industrial activity has increased somewhat many plants resuming and others preparing to reopen on Monday Several pending labor controversies have reached amicable adjustment adding to the aggregate of wage earners employed On tbe other band strikes are ordered and some mills will be closed by lack of new business while the fight for control of Copper properties has thrown thousands out of work While there Is evidence of a setback in the Steel Industry some hesitation in textiles in the East the general tenor of these reports Is encouraging for a continuanceof prosperity particularly from tbe section were agriculture Is the chief occupation Collections are causing some uneasiness and financial conditions are unsettled Merchandise is freely distributed esrnings for October thus far surpass last years by 59 per cent snd those of 901 by 134 per cent Purchases of Iron snd Steel products are still restricted to Immediate requirements as rule although the decline in quotations appears checked Failures this week were 253 In tbe United States against 233 ast year and 15 in Csnsda compared with 22 a year ago NEW HOTEL WILL BE BUILT AT SAN MATEO The Hotel Mateo property at San Mateo has been sold by Mrs Mary A Lee to a syndicate of local capitalists who propose improving It with a modern resort hotel at a cost qt 100000 The property which la situated within a block of the principal street of the town comprises a little over four acres of ground on which are six cottages and a clubhouse The hotel structure wan burned last winter and the new hotel will be erected on the site of the old building The United Railroads Is un derrtood to have been Instrumental fn bringing about the deal the purchase of ths property having been negotiated by TS Gates claims attorney of the company While the personnel pf the purchasing syndicate is not maae known It Is understood that the Interested capitalists are shareholders in the United Railroads With the corn pletion of the proposed hotel the com panya Ban Mateo electrhj line is expected to prove ft pppular illne for out of townsexcurslona sg wi 1 1M i SEiNTENCEypROLONGEDvv Andrew Mtlsinger Vh6sVdarinirres cape fromTtheHalllof Justice and aub seauent i csDture has been chronicled was sentenced to the County Jail by Po nce UOg JPT1 SGQRD IB ATTORNEY bbbbbbbbbbbPtTTsEsV VJSffiaSl astra tsilaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaf Says Inspector Wayland Conducted the Case Against Erwin Accused Recalled Denies Having Known That De partmentCould Buy Supplies Only After Advertising for Bids Except in Emergency HE sensational incidents of the hearing of the case of James Erwin before Commissioner Heacock yesterday were the testimony of Erwin that letters received by him from Washington up to the time that Inspector Wayland the agent of the prosecution left there to come to this hearing were tampered with before going through the mails and the grilling of the Government officials by Attorney Samuel Knight for the methods they have employed in seeking to obtain evidence against the accused man Erwin testified that he had recently received five letters from Washington Three of them were mailed before Inspector Wayland left Washington and each of them bore marks of having been opened The San Francisco postmark oi the back of at least one ofthe letters showed that it must have been opened before reaching San Francisco that Is at Washington Erwin said that he had been warned that his friends at Washington were afraid to write him because his mail was being opened before being forwarded from the office there The two mailed after Wayland left Washington had not been tampered with Erwin hadyreceived hundreds of letters from other places but only those from Washington hau been opened District Attorney Woodworth objected to the line of questioning and Attorney Knight exclaimed I want to show the animus with which this case has been conducted from Washington I want to show that only the letters mailed at Washington were tampered with Erwin said that the mutilated letters had been submitted to Theodore Kytka the handwrtting expert Well what has that got to do with this charge of conspiracy The boot on the other foot now retorted Knight It is the Government which is guilty of a foul conspiracy and of criminal practices in trying to convict this man SAYS WAVLAND CONDUCTED CASE In his argument before the matter was finally submitted to the Commissioner Knight said Erwlns friends Including perhaps yourself were ignorant of what could have Induced the grandJury to indict this defendant All supposed that the Indictment was based on testimony of Richardson who went with Erwin to Washington and who knows him well the man who engineered the sale of the devices to the Government and con ducted the negotiations But that was not correct It was not Richardson but it was Wayland who conducted the case and who whispered to the grand Jurors to Indict Erwin because he was a friend of Machen To drag down Erwin would redound all the more to his greatneM 7 would elevate Wayland i ConfucIus Lycurgus Way land to a niche In the Temple of Fame beside thatof Sherlock Holmes the champion sleuth If Inspector Erwin bad been charged with such a case against Wayland and had gone before a grand jury with such evidence and had operated in juch a manner Erwin would havebeentwritten down as tbe most despicable df men Alpine conclusion ot tne arguments commissioner rieacocK saia tnat rje would get through the evidence as quickly aa possible but that his calen dares crowded aa never before and thaV he could not ay Just when be will be ableto render his decision 5L LagercTantz VY Palmer that they have found the time device serviceable in the residence as well as In the business districts STOCK GIVEN AS A REWARD James Erwin was recalled to the stand He 5aid that the report made to the directors of the company after he and Richardson returned from Washington was presented to him by Richardson and that he at first declined to sign it because he had no knowledge of the matters to which Richardson had attended without his assistance He finally signed the report on Richardsons saying that the directors would like a report from both of them Referring to the letter written to Machen on February 19 100 in which Machen is told that if he will expedite matters it will be appreciated Erwin said that to the best of his recollection Richardson wrote the letter and he merely signed it Erwin denied that he had shown any reserve when questioned by Inspectors Wayland and Birdseye and said that he gave them all the facts he had and then wrote out his statement for them He said he withheld nothing When asked by Woodworth why he did not tell the inspectors that he suspected stock was being used at Washington a year or two years ago he replied that the inspectors did not ask him what he suspected but only what he knew and that he told them he did not know the bribery to be a fact until Sunday July 20 1903 when Richardson told him that stock had been given to Machen and Beavers Erwin said that he had understood that the stock given him by the company had no relation to his vieit to Washington and wa9 simply to reward him for work done in perfecting the invention He denied having known that the law provided that the Postofflce Department could buy supplies only after advertising for bids except in emergency cases Woodworth sought to show that a letter written by Erwin to an official Hedges at Washington asking that the devices be affixed to letter boxes In Sacramento In compliance with the request of Postmaster Coleman was written after Erwin had begun to suspect something and that the letter was an evidence of Erwins complicity DECLARES THERE WAS FRAlD The District Attorney in his argument called attention to the broad purview of the charge of fraud and said that circumstantial evidence must be accepted because conspiracies are hatched in the dark The Government had been defrauded in that the devices sold to it for 4 and over were not worth that much because the devices had been purchased without advertising for bide because the Postal Device and Improvement Company had agreed to pay the freight and the cost of attaching the device to boxes and had not done so Attorney Knight said that an effort to connect hl client In any way with tbe Ecandal had entirely failed that Richardson who had confessed that it was he who planned and carried out the bribery had declared on the witness stand that Erwin had no knowledge of it and no participation in it Knight saiat that all the evidence held at Washington had been put In here eo that the Commissioner could Judge fully as to Erwlns guilt or Innocence He asked hla clients exoneration and discharge The decision may come within a week Officials and othera are agreed that Richardson has been promised immunity In consideration of his full rconfession which clinches the In dictments against Machen and Beavers It is thought that no steps will be taken tbpunish hlm but it la not believed that he will long retain his position In the Postofflce where he la now known aa general superintendent though upon the roster as cashier and drawing a salary of the same amount aa the cashiers SWORE FALSELY TO CLAIM Judge Heacock lssuedawarrant yesterday for the arrest of JP A Iiane of Oakland fjlle Is charged with swearing falsely to a claim asralnstthe bankrupt estate of William Mushet of Oakland sayingnnai 64 eo wasaue nim wnen in reality is alleged he owes the estate SECUtARlZAtlOr BROUGHT RUIN i vti a I DesolatiorrCame to the MFssion San Lufeifey When It Was Converted Into a Pueblo The last day of the good Padre Peyfl whose wisdom and energy brought luchprVsper ItV 1 he Mission San Liila Reyrwfre a sad as those of the mission Itself After three ecades and three years tfcta eelfsacrlflclng Franciscaa realised that the decree of seculariMUof war inexorable he loat his courage and gave tip this life work as one would give Up a dearly loved child He could not remain and see his faithful Indians catter no one knew whltheri he could not witness the mliery thatigaust come when they were bereft of their possessions to he left heavy hearted arid soul weary This not until he had exhausted himself In a vain effort to change the inT e4table There is a record of thev parting scene at the MliEion del Rey Padre Peyrt bade a tearful farewell to his faithful neophytes and his associates beseeching them to follow 4he way of the cross and keep close to thtir God He Journeyed south into Mexico and later took passage for Spain There was no rest for bim there and eo he sought Rome where he fell ill and died a broken heartedi man far from the scenes that made life dear to him For two years there was no radical change because the Government was not ready to put into execution the plapa which had driven Padre Peyrl forth an exile The official representative of the Government of Mexico did not come to San Luis Rey until 1833 and then he converted the mission into a pueblo This change brought no Muck or profit to the Government Slowly but surely ruin came Finally deserted the most magnificent structure which had been reared In the new country to the glory of God came Into its years of desolation It was so well constructed that time has been handicapped in obliterating the noble work of the padres Those who would restore it haye been doing something toward that end and the day 1 not far distant when the San Luis Rey Mission will be protected against inevitable destruction When that good fortune comes true the picture of the handsome ruin that will be presented to Chronicle patrons next Sunday morning will be of the greatest Interest It costs nothing to subscribers of the Chronicle BIRTHS WILLIAMS In this eitv Otobr 25 the wife ot Williams Jr of a daughter MARRIAGES DAVIDSON ABRAHAMS In Nw Tork October 27 by Itev Gosaiuan Dave Davidson of tbls cltj to Ella Abraham of New Tork GOODMAN TRHON In Los Angeles October 28 Theodore Goodman to Zola II TrIJon both of tbls city DEATHS A hern Jeremiah 61 Ajmar Nancy Boell 32 Bowe Carotins A Carlson August 55 Cordon Frank 41 Fitzcerald 44 Flynn Burt 31 Fries Mary It 27 Gordon Thomas1 61 Hsge Minna 6 Herllehj Mrs 73 Herfroo Marzsrtt 78 Jerome Edith 2 mJ Johansen Jalius 41 Johnson Hannah KeUy Mary 44 Kronebercer Anna 8a Larson Emll 38 Leach Edward II 34 Longfellow 8 McCalloch McTamney Mary 07 Maskall Margaret 31 Mason Harry 1 Men Gottlieb 82 Mooney Thomas A 32 Morehouse 80 Morton Margaret Mostahlnlch Anna 58 MnUaney 41 Norton Patrick 74 Packard Charles 71 Kegan Mary 78 Richmond Mary SchusMl Conrad 80 Shinn James 82 Smith David A 61 Srerdrup Mrs 42 ITnston Paul 30 Walton Jane 48 Welch Margaret AHERN In this city October 30 Jeremiah desrly beloved husband ot Msry Ahem and beloved father of Nellie John Agnea and Gertrude Ahern a native of County Cork Ireland aged 61 years 3 months snd 10 days Friends snd acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday Novem ler 2 at 830 oclock from his late residence 2351 Oak street thvncc to gicred Heart Church where a solemn rrqalem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of Lis soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery AYMAR In Freestone CaL October 28 Nancy beloved wife of the late Carles Aymsr snd mother pf Ethel Miller and George Aymsr and slsftr of Mrs Titus of Freestone Cal natlvs of Illinois BO ELL In Berkeley October 29 Henry George dearly beloved husband of Jails BotIl snd father of Mariana Boell and belored son of Mrs Boell and ths late Charles Boell and brother of Edward Charles Frank and Bertie Boell native of San Francisco aged 32 years Friends and acquaintances are respect uUy invited to attend the funeral Sunday November 1 at oclock from the parlors of Edward Castagnettcr A Co 643 C43V Vallejo street between Stockton street and Montgomery avenue Interment Lanrel Hill Cemetery BOWES In this City October 30 Caroline A Bowes desrly beloved mother of Edward Bowes Mrs Doran Mrs Ernest Brandenburg and Mrs Jordan a ns tlve4f EnnltkUlen County Fermanagh Ireland Friends snd acqusmtanees are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday November 2 from her late residence 2033 Jack sou street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery CARLSON In this city October 29 Ancust beldved husband of Fat tie Carlson and tUiv fatter of Mrs Henry William Beaumont and Garnet Brown native of Swefcu sged S5 jears ttonths and 24 dsys Friends snd acquaintances are respectfully invited to sttt nd the funeral Sundsy November 1 at 10 oclock from his lata residence 1215 Eleventh avenue between It sl I streets Sunset District Interment Mourn OUvet Cemetery COKDON In Oakland October 28 Frank Cordon aged 41 years A months and 10 days FITZGERALD In this city October 30 William beloved son of Mrs EL and the late William FiUerald and brother of Mrs Lavln a native of Montreal Canada seed 44 years FLYNN In Fresno October 23 Burt Joseph Flynn beloved son of James and Lyola Flynn and brother of William Finn an 1 Mrs Julis Elmer a native of Port laud Or aged 31 years 1 month snd 23 days A member of Aerie Nov 4 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited Jo attend the funeral Saturday October 31 st 2 oclock from the parlors of Grsy oo 357 8ntt stmt FBIESB Ia tbii city October 3d Hrj Mid bflertd Jfe orintofl Friese 1 Clevelsnd sged 27 yesrs 9 months snd dsys Remains at tbe mortuary chapel of th Gelden Git Undertaking OoniMny 45 Mission street hear Twenty first Interment Bants Boss undayK JCovember niinniu it 411 vie ah uuti iu uiiiiuigwr zw niBtao scpn uouic iwuu uoroon a native of Ireland aged 41 years i month snd 11 da vs Friends and acquaintances ars resptctfalir intlted to sttend tbe fnhrfsl l4tnrdsr Octi her 31 st 730 oclock from ths Tsflors of Csrew English 2A Van Ness avenue thence to St Bonifaces Church Golden Gats avenue where requiem high mass will be celebrated for ths repose of his soul eommcnclnc at oclock ltermat IIoly Cross Cemettfr HAG In this city October SOj denes ot ber parents i Ranches street st restV MlnnVtUsri UTeTESJS ter of August and Cleors Hare tiidSt of Herman snd Frederick Hag lr Han Frsnclseo sged 6 days nvnrjniYti tt lt Jr rf9 lS Thomson native of Ireland agt3 7J3resr The tarn 1UW placrsatord 31 31 St 8t oclork from iVA 2W2 TweBtythlrd street thence roVst IVUrs Church where wm oe vrienrstta tor tbertLuse nstlvs ofDuhltn IrslSBeLnsSriZ jivitUMB in this Cltr October 30 Edith it rrub beioTM of ARgSPk ifjgir mm hi srj yi mm i8ss uaascn a native ot Bwcaenvaa i7s pe i A member of thorarlne Coast Walters As tocittiohy i J1 VtU lutilut rfnn Irim rIf nil ffi Invited to attend the funrtsY Saturday OcteJJ iu per sist 20 Oclock from the tonersi par Jrs ef Porter Whlte423 Golden Gate Dense In torment Laurel HUlCetnetcry JOHNSOX In kltiiiittfeOmbtrgSi Bnbil Jehnonr loved sl ter of Olof and John 1 Johnson a nstlvs of8wedt8i KELLr In this etty Crtoheri Msrr be ev lore Wife of Bernard Kelly and mother of Mamie Thomas EmmaSiJllleand Clalra Kelly nstlre of lrelandVsged 44 yrara snd 5 months KROXKXBEPGER In this eUyflctohef 528 Anna Kronnberger agd 307ear 6 piOBths ij Snd 3 dsys nr LARSON In Haytrards October 0EmU Bat wig LarsonAbeloved husband of Maria LoUa Lsrsnn fattfr of HUds Elsfsod5By4EM Larson native of GatenburrSwedcnsjtiiSI 38 years 1 month snd 8 sirsiv 1 LEACH In Lcs GaUa lctoir2ilE4lvrardJPlI Lreeh jged 34 fore 2 LOXGFEIXOW lu this city October lamlu Longfellow MCULLOCHIn this city October 29 winiaia McCdittM a Funeral Saturday October 31 st 2 ocioca from the parlors of A Martin Co 313 OFarreU street Interment National Ceme tery Presidio MTAMXRY In this city October 2 fsry McTamney beloved mother of Joseph Mc Tmuci Mrs Ribecca Hutchinson Mrs LT Plant and Mrs A Wopple jntMirerOC Irtlsnd agtd 67 yeara and 10 months Frienrts and acqtialntaHufs are rrspnetfiilly Invited to attrud tbe funeral Sstunlsy Octo br 31 at 830 oclock from her latefresl dence 441 Minna street thence to St Pst rlcks Church where a requiem high mass vlll lis celebrated for the repose of her ooaL ccmroenclng at 9 oclock Intermeni Uoty Cross Cemetery by carriage MASKALL In this city October 23 Margaret beloved wife of John Maatall rutlvn of Chicago 111 aged 31 years 2 months and 2 days MASOV Iri this city October 30 Harry Cj beV loved and coIt rblld of Willard snd Fiorrnen Mason a native of Oakland aged 1 year 1 month and 23 dsys The funvrsl will tske place Sunday November 1 at 2 oclock from the family real dere 342 Bartlett street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery MEltZ In Frultvalc Octoh SO at the German Altenbilio Gottlieb Mere a native of Qtr mauy ged fc2 vehrr menths and 14 days MOONEY In San Francisco October 2 Thomas A Muoney beloved son of and Margant Mooney and brother of Mrs Helfn Itrlirtson Mrs John Merrettj iLsdy Sholto lxuglas snd A Moaner native of li iinsylranU aged 1 jetrt 2 months and 30 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe runeral Sfturday Octo lr 31 st oclock from 429 Truth atrt vt Siii Kranoltco thence to the Church of the Immaculate Conception Oakland where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repos of his soul commends at 10 oclock Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland MOREHOUSE In this city October 30 William Morehouse beloved bnsband of Harriet Morehouse and father of Mrs William Stein a native of Massachusetts ajed 80 years 2 months and 27 days Notice of funeral hereafter MORTON In Oakland October 30 at 808 Tweuty serenth street Mareret Serena Mr toD sister of Mr Cbatman Julis Charles and William Morten native of Hamilton Ont Hamilton and Toronto papers please copy Funeral services Sundsy November 1 st 2 oclock at the First Baptist Church Sac ramento Cal Friends lisy view the remains from 1 to 2 oclock Saturday October 31 at the residence of Mrs Cliatman 808 Twenty seventh street Oakland MOSTAHIMCH In Austria Kanaile October 8 Anna beloved wife of the late Matlaa Mostahlnlch mother of Geo je Luka and Anna Mostahlnlch lovln grandmother of George and Catherine Mostahlnlch native of Dalmatla aged IS years MU1JANKY In this city OcUber 7 Mlehael Mullaney sged 41 years NORTON In this city October 29 Patrick beloved husband of Catherine Norton ao 1 father of Michael Frank and Alice Norton snd Mrs Lundqulst a native of County Roscommon Ireland aged 74 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday Octo btr 31 at 10 oclock from bis late rvsi dmce 2941 Sixteenth street thenw to St Charles Ilorromvo Church for services st 1030 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery PACKARD Im Vucaville Octrber 27 Charles Iackard aged 71 yttrs 11 months snd 19 days REOAN In Oakland October 29 Mrs Miry Regan aged 78 years RICHMOND In this city Ocber 29 Mary eldest dsughter of George ami Johanna Richmond and sister of Sadie and Belle Richmond a native ef San Franelsco Tbe funeral will take place Sunday November 1 al 050 oclock from the family residence 40 Stanley place Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Pleasu omit flowers SCHUSSEL In this city October 10 Cnrsd Schussel aged SO ears SHINX In Atlantic City Oetober28 Rev James Shiun father of Howard Hill Solnn and grandfather of Lucy Alice and Howard Shinn aged 82 yesrs SMITH In tbs city Octotn Jif David Alexander beloved bnsbsnd of Melissa Smith snd father of William and James 1L Smith and Mrs Van Dyke a native of New York aged 61 years 3 months and J3 days New York and New Dcunswlck papers please copy Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Intlted to attend tbe funeral Saturday October 31 at 1 oclock from hi late residence 2720 Twenty second street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery SVERDRLP In Nome Alaska October lfJ Christine beloved wife of I Berner Sverdrup and sister of Mrs Siljan native of Norway aged 42 years Friends are invited to attend tbe funeral services Sunday November 1 at 2 oclock at tbe chapel at Mount Olivet Cemetery Remains at the psrlcrsof Craig Cochran 4b Co 420 Golden Gate avenue between Polk sSa Larkln streets TUSTON In Peoria 111 October 24 Psul 3 Tnston beloved son ot Fernando and Mary Tuston brother of Mrs Jordhay Mrs C1 Strandberg Mrs II Hughes and George Tqt ton a native of San Francisco aged 30 yeaf 9 months TES 1 day Remains Sundsy November 1 at Golden Gate Undertaking Company 2475 Mission street near Twenty first WALTON ln this city October 30 Mf Jans Walton beloved wife of Thomas Walton mother of Evelln Ethel and Clarence Walton and sister of Mrs Saunders a native of Nova Scotia sged 48 years 4 months snd 15 dsys Notice of funersl hereafter WFLCH ln this city October 29 Margaret Glynn Welch relict of the late Garrett Welch snd mother of John Garrett Richard attd Margaret Welch Mrs John MaddinvMr William Taylor and the late James Welch a native of County Clare Ireland Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to sttend tbe funeral Saturday October 31 at 0 oclock from her late resldenre 808 Twenty second street thenar to Teresas Church where a requiem high mas will be celebrated for ttie repose of her souL onmencing at 930 oclock 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