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Judged The of the worSs will, of course, take nearly all money out of circulation here and means many dull days in Jerome. men were very orderly and will undoubtedly continue so. usually -tell what a had for breakfast by looking at the front of his negligee shirt. Pinioned in this manner just above the hips, Beaulieu was carried along the track for several yards. His brother tried to gave him, but his efforts were fruitless.

As the cars rebounded from the shock Beaulieu sank to the track unconscious. He was removed to a sanitarium and died an hour later. just where the blame of the accident rests witnesses differ. They: claim the engineer should have sounded a warning before pushing cars in on the siding, and the engine crew claim the repairers should have displayed a flag as warning that The deceased, with his brother." Victor and Joseph McElroy, were at work on a line of, coal cars on the siding when a switch engine in charge of Engineer McGowan pushed, a string of empty cars upon the track. These, running under their own crashed into the coal cars and Beaulieu, who was putting in a new drawhead, was caught between the draw bars, and SAN 1 JOSE, Aug.

While at work on cars at the broad-gauge depot this morning Louis Beaulieu, a car repairer, was crushed fo death within reach -of his brother's hand. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN LUIS OBISPO, Aug. serious accident the Los Osos road near this place at 10 o'clock this morning and F. V.

Nelson of 64 Davis San Francisco, narrowly escaped witn his life. A runaway is responsible for the disaster and 'an automobile was responsible for, the runaway. 'Nelson hired a livery, rig and driver to drive him; through the Los Osos; -When they, were asshort' distance from "town they met. John who was coming, into town in his automobile. horse became frightened ran into ia wire fence, threw.

the occupants from the buggy. and kicked Nelson on the head and tore his scalp almost entirely, off. He was picked up -in a-, semi-conscious condition and brought into town, where his wounds were; scalpifrom forehead to the crown! was torn from the skull and hung by.a small thread, but the skull was not fractured. Nelson is manager of the Dairymen's: Union of Francisco. Special Dispatch to The Call.

The men built fires at night and thought that- in that manner they could keep the intruders away. This effective only: so long- as the fires were During, the day when the men were at work the bears, would, come down from the hills and break into the cache of provisions- Carter and his companions finally, vacated and started for Haines to procure guns. they were at work, Beaulieu waB 42 years of age and leaves a wife and two children. Aug. a dozen monster bears have, driven several miners off their placer claims in the Porcupine mining, district and at last accounts still held possession of the valuable property.

I Joseph Carter, who brought the news to Haines says that he and- two friends'began operlLtions this spring without any guns, as game in that: vicinity was scarce. Several weeks ago they became awiire that" their camp was the rendezvous of what appeared to be an entfre tribe of bears. Special Dispatch to. The Call. All of the injured men are badly bruised and burned and two of them are fatally The' latter.

are the 'smelter foreman, John and Bernardo When the shdck'came Rojo, was struck on the head by falling timbers and. fell unconscious in boiling metal. and a mass of debris. had escaped unhurt, ran back to the rescue of and was burned while 'extricating -the latter. Both were pulled from the wreck by their tomradea.v but can live.

The damage; to the plant will approximate $40,000. r.r The explosion came at the -I time of 1 a 1 change of the shift, and thereby the lives of perhaps 2 a hundred 7 men were saved. The concussion was a fearful shaking several buildings their and scattering fragments of rock" and hot metal over a radius of several hundred I PHOENIX, Ariz. Aug. A dispatch fronrMorencl, in the Metcalf; copper states that ten men were seriously injured in an explosion of converter at the Morenci smelter yesterday Special Dispatch to The Call.

Automobile Causes Disaster to a San Franciscan. Porcupine District Prospectors Forced to Evacuate. Pathetic Disaster Under Cars at San Jose Depot. Explosion of an Arizona Smelter Injures Ten MOLTEN METAL STRIKES MINERS HORSE TEARS A MAN'S SCALP TRIES TO SAVE BROTHER'S LIFE BRUIN RULES A GOLD MINE SAN JOSE. Aug.

A. M. Holliday, who for the past six weeks has been employed at the Vendome stables in this city, was arrested to-day by a Deputy SheriJT fcr alleged forgery committed in Stockton a few months ago. For some time the officers have been looking for the man and to-day he was Identified through a descriptive circular sent from The prisoner refused to discuss the matter, but stated the offense was due to folly which he has since regretted. Holliday says the matter will be "squared" as soon as -he reaches Stockton.

Some years ago Holliday was an attorney in San Francisco. San Jose. Working in a Stable in Police Officers Find A. HL Holliday Xbrested on change OF COMMITTIira FOBGEEY Fifth race, one mile and an eighth, Himself won. Inshot second, Chatts third.

lime, 1:56. Sixth race, one mile and a Wax Taper won, Alsike second, Gold Fox third. Time. 1:47 3-5. ST.

LOUIS. Aug. Delmar results: V'iret race, one mile and seventy yards, Neville won, Charles second. Fairy Day third. Time, Second race, eix furlongs, selling tlterp won.

Grandma II second. third. Time, 1:16. Third race, six Runnels won, Gallagher second, Ethylene third. Time.

1:15. Fourth race, six furlongs Jim Clark won. Katie second. Vicie Vance third. Time.

1:15. Fifth race, one mile and a Ida Ledford won. Lunar second, Peter Duryea third. Time, 1:43. Sixth race, mile and a half Lee Bruno won, Beana second.

Rochester third. Time. Seventh race, six furlongs, Ben Frost won, Verify second, Randazzo third. Time, BTJTTE, Aug. Results: First race, five furlongs Monda won, TJn Caceau second.

Don third. Time, Second race, one mile Windward won, Mont Eagle secend. Mr. Robinson third. Time, Third race, five furlongs Innocencia won, Yellowstone second, "Winnecook third.

Time, Fourth race, six High Hoe won, second. Pope Leo third. Time, Fifth race, mile and twenty yards Spindle won. Donator second, Domsie third. Time, I Sixth race, three Abba won.

Honest John second. Big Dutch third. Time, BUFFALO, Aug. Fort Erie summary: First race, five furlongs. seUing Silk Cord Lac second, Quixado third.

Time, Second race, six furlongs, Inniscara won, Maggie second, Exit third. Time, Third race, seven and a half furlongs, selling Chappaqua won. Surmise second. Blue Victor third. Time.

Fourth race, mile and an eighth, Niagara cell- ing stakes, $1000, for three-year-olds and won. Alfred Vargrave second, Little Tommy Tucker third. Time. 1:53. Fifth race, five furlong's, selling Paperznaker won, Vivian second.

Balm of Gilead third. Time, Sixth race, eteeplsehase handicap, mile and Mrs. Bradshaw won, Flfleld second. Berry Ranger third. Time, 3:30.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3. Hawthorne summary: First race, seven furlongs Max Bendlx won, Sam Lazarus Esq. second, Monas third.

Time. Second race, furlongs Magi won. Jack RatUin second. Sister Jeannie third. Time.

Third race, seven The Pride won, Henry of Franstamar second. Impromptu third. Time. 1:28. Fourth race, mile and a half Hernando won.

Advance Guard second. Barrack third. Time. 2:23. Fifth race, six furlongs, George Arnold won.

Hiss Bennett second, Burnie Bunton third. Time. Sixth race, mile and quarter Hermanca Alaska, second, Ben Chance third. Time, Seventh race, mile, won. Brief second.

Flying Torpedo third. Time. 1:42 DFTROIT. Aug. Windsor' summary: First race, five furlonirs Xewton won.

All Gray second, Lathrop third. Time, 1:03. Second race, mile, Red Apple won. Dr. Fannie second.

The Bronze Demon third. Time. 1:42. Third race, six furlongs, selling Bengal won Frelinghuysen second. Hunting third.

Time, 1:15. Fourth race, steeplechase, handicap, short Coley won. Lord Farondale sscocd Jim McGlbbon third. Time. Fifth race, Russell House handicap, mile Ethel Wheat won, Charley.O'Brlen second.

Tea Gown third. Time, Sixth race, four and a half won, Ber. Mllam second. Judge Durell third- Time, Seventh race, mile and a quarter Bohul ICngfcurst second, Madeline third. Time, 2:11.

Fourth race, the Keptune stake. $5000, Elx Otis. 107 (Cocbran), 11 to 5, won; Hyphen, 107 (Burns), 7 to 5 and 1 to 2, second; Saturday. 1C2 (Michaels), 6 to 1 and 2 to 1. third.

Time. 1:13 1-5. The Rival, Leonid. Peninsular and Major Danger-field also ran. Second race, one mile and seventy yards, Pleasant Sail won.

Balloon second, Anecdote third. Time, 1:45 1-5. Third race, six Ogden won. All Gold second. May third.

Time, 1:13 2-5. First race, five and a half Lady Radnor won. Lady Sterling second, Lombre tfalrd. Time. 1:08 S-5.

JCEW YORK, Aug. The long summer meeting of the Brighton Beach Racing Association was concluded to-day, and a 15,000 crowd saw the sport- The Neptune crake, of. 55000, was the feature. Cochran took Otis out to make the running, he ehowlng the way by a length up the backstretch. with The Kival and Hyphen his nearest attendants.

Rounding the lar turn The Rival gradually dropped back and Hypnen followed Otis Into the stretch. From there home It was a fierce drive. Hyphen slowly crept up on Otis, on whom Cochran was hard at work. The crowd was on Its feet cheering and shouting as the two horses struggled through the last sixteenth. The decision to Otis by a short head.

Results: Summaries of the Day's Racing on Eastern Courses. End of the Long Meeting at Brighton Beach Track. OTIS WINS THE NEPTUNE STAKE The men took the announcement quietly, and calling meeting for dispersed. None of them returned to work and the strike was The men claim that are organized to a man and make; a strong and determined fight to gain. their point, and the company ia just as determined in the 'Stand it has taken in the How.

long the fight will' last and the result thereof cannot be JEROME, Aug. In accordance with a decision arrived at" last night in a mass meeting of employes of the United Verde Copper Company, when the whistle at the works' sounded at 12 o'clock the men from all departments above ground congregated in- front of the general office building, where by previous arrangement they- were to; meet Senator Senator, invited a representative from each department into the office," where a conference" 'lasting 'nearly --an hour i was held. The representative then reported to the men that the Senator would not now, concede to the demand for an 1 eight-hour, but later, when the eight-hour; agitation adjusted Itself elsewhere, he would confer, with the men regarding the Special Dispatch to The Call. Big Copper Mine in Je-0 rome, Is Closed Down. CLARK'S MINERS BEGIN STRIKE THE SAN FRANCISCO.

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retained lor. another week. Hall, second ft: -free. ijlll i Greatest of Cloak arid Suit Sales. I I We've bought the entire balance of Steinberg tt I garments at a sacrifice closing-out Price, and they go on sale this week at Half 3 7c on the dollar or less.

JO for 15c. All the ladies' tailors, is a large New York manufacturing firm whose work is above In this This extraordinary offer jf now 50c, 63c zoid great lot of their goods are many very Tine garments, especially fine Tailor Dresses i and Jackets, all in good is for the entire week a boys' 13c, 18c, 23c, 38c and condition. The prices quoted show how the entire stock has-been marked; emphatically good, regular made Cigarl 50c Wash Sailor Caps) on 'Suits and Cloaks ever quoted here. WMM ten for' filtccn cents. A for 38c and 50c.

Steinberg's Jackets. Steinberg's Steinberg's Children's Steinberg's Skirts. Try them. 1 assortment of sUk and doth A Assorted lot of iplendld cotton corert Ladiesr Scarfs Rogers Spoons. Less Than Half.

A Monday Special. For Monday 7 -I navy and colored, fancy trimmed; thW sea- Children's AU-Wool a-p etc Tajlor Suits, ags. and black -and onlywcoffer lot of silk ctons light 8cn goods, Steinberg's rriccs were ,8 and io, Steinberg prices $8.00 to fia.oo, ikirt8 Steinberg't price! Vi im our entire heavy-weight jackets, aU silk-lined, for tQ SD) our sa $WmQQ our price for your choxc. $3,50 our sae tf stock of La- wmch Steinberg asked $10.00 t0 Consists of the newest and most styl- Children's AU- Wool Serge Tailor Suits in blue, dies' Neck our sa price is this season's fancy and plain tailcr brown and gray, silk-lined jackets, Lot 3 Assorted lot of this finest P. Scarft (only Lot 3 Assorted lot of this season's finest dresses, many ti k-lined, Steinberg's prices lined skirts, ages 10 in trimmed cheviots, alpaca and plain j5 about 7.50.

etona and tilk-Hnsd jackets, all colon and were 00 to $35.00, our tale price 15.00, our price cloths, Steinberg's prices, were $7. 50 to lfft )' COn Stei bcr S' ricc fao.oo to our sale $4-95 We wffl ort on Monday saall lot I sistmgofSilk our sale $9.95 jfifa WDliam A. TewpooJ, Tablespoon. S. tf Wf.

ann WW. and Forks, guaranteed full standard weight of ertyandSlk, aieUWStg WrapBGrS. SMegfl 'WT9 "Iver on 21 per cent nickd silTer "I in 1 £0f lot of this season's light and Si Teaspoons! rXcS rI cred c.e wrappers Hned $M5 83 5 fon a nd White or Ecru Net A JR Vl pHccs were 75 to sale for $,.66 jf phqued. These Scarft are suitable for hat trim- 1 Jt Forks minrs sa well ac fnr -r Ir uirar On Mnnriiv LOt A grand assortment OI thlS SCaSOH VJ I TEJ I I A EIRKV r'r with emtioidny iied bick, foejr ind kW coloiol Hiek Jt vti WNBBm st.3s, 92.27, 5- $3.00 Neckwear 23 and vtry fin; lawn and fancy German flreced if 'I HwL A special purchase of 155 pain of good 53-25' 13- SO 1.58 wrappers, Steinberg's prices' were £3.00 to (fl I Assorted lot of fine eoWed taffeta 3 ti sre oU nsucb. less than 1:1 ji 1 I vfeA In olTlaea them into three Extra Bargains.

mL, ut 1-75 $1.50 I es J. mtll COSI. only, soUed and mussed, were to and plain doth tapes, fine wide, ymrifa long, 45 l.nc Ul all WCIgntS ana trimmed and duck and covert skirts, solid 'colors and fancy per- silk, albattoss, velvet and vtry fine woolen lot Assorted lot of Ladies" long Monday seUing, per sizes. The order for these goods was Steinberg's prices J1.00 to our fete Steinberg's pike was our salcT waists; in aU colors, zes; Steinberg's, pri e3 black very fine golf and plain cloth Lot 35 pairsof and $5.50 Tapettry ft placed several months prior to the ad- ce price 37O to $6. 50; our, sale price $2.39 capes, Steinberg's prices were J20.00 to 7 frm 8 cd to P- and vance in the price of wool, therefore Lot A great assortment of this season's Lot A great assortment of same of the Lot An assorted lot of the finest silk crepe $45.00, our sale $9.95 5 me 1 3 ta 11 two-toned xtt- 3 r- fn btst styles of wash underskirts, Madras and finest shirt waists, and polka dotted and de chine and taffeta waists; all this season's color marJced tor we to quote prices that are and roffled mi flounced) braJdcd wo3len tS) mercerized black goodsj in bcauthul shades and all sizes; lot 3- of Raglans and tight- Monday selling, per Very ClOSC tO the present mill COSt.

berg's prices were to $2.50, our fae wa s's; Steinbrrg's prices were $1 .50 to berg's prices were J7.50 to 12.50; our fale fitt'ng long coaf, Steinberg's prices were from jj were careiully made to our pr i ce 5 our sale piics 98c ce $4.95 to $35. 00, our sae price. BlCMClG Jt order from the finest California wool by one of I Crockery and Glassware Carpet antf Furniture Bargain I £lngk aw ln em Matchless Values for the August what has always- been -considered on most of your bicycle fittings-for example 1 I 55 1 Blankets 41b. a the dul'est month in the year in the Furniture section, is to be transformed into War fc weight, 56x76 inches, paa- A -n-Wti-i Twtnt cth Century Gas iqox model 475 pairs California white wool Banket, 5 lb a month or continuous activity, if low prices for the best procurable quaities J. eight, 64x78 inches $495 1 do the business.

Below, we describe some of the sample bargains: Twentieth Century Oil Lamp S2.25 je pairs Caifomia white wool Blankets, 6 ibs igg Jvn Extension Table Solid golden oak, highly polished, sir: 6 feet long when ex- Light-weight Oil Lamp For bicycles Sft.OO we ght, 70x80 inches, per l( HI tended, heavy flute legs, regular price $17.50, for thi3 week only Th 5 pairs of California white wool Blankets, 7 If Dir.ing Chair-Soid oak, cane seat, brace arm, well finished, regular price roCKiroorunip- weight, 72x84 inches, per 'MB? special this week. Christy Sadd.et-Lad;es or Gents $UQO i 75 pairs of California white wool Bankets, 8 I SJSi WiWSflW 3 Ol en French plate mirror, swell front drawers, wxdth 7 Toe Clips-Many rtylea, per lbs weicht inches I )J' Oill cf top 44 mchts, super or make and fimsh, now 10(3 to 5 9o "2 lbsweight, 72x84, nches, variety of fix ffer.nt patterns, solid oak with large French plate mirror, odd ectr Stroke Bells 75 5 -awhit 10 shaped fjrmer i 8O i at 3S OO 3O and 7 for, Re IU ht, 7 8x88 Every article pictured and described below is an uncomm 3 value. youVchoice. i ito-'ii fS 5 I $1 'A 5 SS i- 9 ri 1 Ti 'T Set-Consist of I towl with six sauce or fruit dishes to match. It is an un- Bed Room Suites-Three fflffaent designs, to out, sohd golden oak, odd shapedjrench $135 Gomfortera in pink, blueor gVeen; the regular price $1.75, our special price "I -J.

"1 I' oo thBW onI 9 UU I StDcoiine cover-'d, handtufted.fi lei with a Monday oVy, for the set complete. ln r3in Cferpet-The very made of the finest quaLty of wool, art de- clean white cotton, faJ double-bed size, no The Oil or Vinegar Is a thin-blown tic and would cheap signs and colorings, worth 8cc per yard, week OVIr If YOU NeCU 3 DiC- A ony, on spcc-al sa- Monday, ff at a each our special price for Monday only 12C Tape jtry Brusse's wrh borders to match, a brautiful bne of and Persian effecti, $1.13 The Milk the low erf pattern sha.e, comej in solid 'cVlor's-bla'e, yellow, wort yard tlOtiary, tiCSO TttlS. are 81x90 inchei in samen, carmine- hai a gcM edge and is made of fine semi-porcelain it is a 60c Bod y- Br Is Carpet-Lowell Wh.tals manufacture, one of, anng car- The Genuine Webster's Unabridtfed DfctloiU Jt large en'uih for double ids of a article, marked special for Monday 'only. 37C mid: anl hard wear worth $1.35 yard, thu.week..... JTCfC ary The aatio on the Engih language, heavy, firm quality of Bleached sheeting, a The' Individual Butter Pktes- Are markel at but little more than half actual va'ue 5 Linoleum of a fine quality 12 Je wide, enough ta cover a in piece, complete with, an extra supplement of mcU Sf smill 225 only, on special sale fine Carl bad China, go'd edge worth 80c a special Monday worth 92c per fqiare)arJ, t.ns at.

-than 5000 words, with a new pronouncing i Monday, 51C QSc Matting -Lmen warp, doube dye reversble and desirable, worth 35 per yard, 5 pecial gazetteer of the world, with new biograph- 5 JC PiltOW Cases inches in Decorated China Several diffirint st.les ani that arc regularly a ical dictionary containing nearly size, made lrom a nice soft quaity of Bleiched 5 20c and a 5 each; on special sale Monday only OO 500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs -Travelers wori Ji.oa, special thi. week names of noted of ardent and modern Pillow Casing, 80 in the times, HJustrated with colored plates and I lie Dg, Goods. The Newest in 2S Madras t4e. Men's Underwear, -STS-f- 5 This chance for M.niay only choice of our Dictionaryi special sale through die Jf tifflUSIG ROllS have jm opcrcd another shipmcnt of entirclinc 25c Madras Waisings, every SISETIS, MOSIQry, fciC. month of Angwt, if 3 I Biggest Bargain Yet.

Seldom are we able to secure such a popular f-r Fail, wear, full 38 in novelty- stripes, scrolls and fljwcr efFrcts; mind you per yard bue, and pink ribbed per value to: We bough. Sp Framed Pictures, Li Groceries-Liquors 5 surJIy low special price -per yard yard 1 2 iC AC ffiff OK natural gray, soft, flseced finish, Lennox Soap- On special tale Monday only, I I VaiUeS made garment. 9 for 28o 5" YD 0.1 Monday oay we goin to seU. a ijne of Merino Gray or Macaroni. Spaghetti or The ifflGfim Sttirt LinitttiB.

nice Pictures, 17x21 inches in size, non-shrinkab'e and. durable, hand- boxes, special 20O 5 daintily colored copies, of such popular" sub- somelv fin'shel; per garment Van Camp's Pork and 3 3 from the manufacturer I OOO music UMmMeSM jec as "Eyangellne," Melodies," Men's Unio.i Becoming more and more ftj" rolls, made of pegamoid, which IS We have received several cary shipments of Pompadour, Brocade, Mo're Skirt Lining, 31 Honeymoon, "Memo- popular every day for men's Enoch Morgan's, 4 for 5 tniarantced to wear better than tkc black Dri5S Fabrics for Fa11 ani wi nfcr inch wide, black ground with colorei ries" and many others each, hmdsomcly In $1.25 Pink New crop, regularly 7 lbs 25c; f1 The following are especial good stripes, a good heavy cloth, regularly 20c framed in 2-iach gilt moling with In Mrrinoat $2.50 and $3.00 on 10 25o leather; tney are tne lu .1 5 ch Plain and Panne AU yar'. We juft 830 yards, which will large, fancy corners pic tmes that sell ngu- Men's Fancy Fancy embroidered, Ghlrardtlli's Cocoa tiru, Monday 5 in pretty shades of browns, wool, in a handsome bright shade or mrdium Le on special sale Monday only at larly lor at the very latcJt designs, black, blue and red ground .200 blues, greens, light tans and in back, warranted ra dye; per I-CTC special prke, each Bird Mixed or plain, rega'arly 6c lb; 9 ttack- if bDughjt in a regular way ard 3 llllll WIWi IjlH 1 1 fa £3 dfflSStK Si VStk Men's Coiowd Stiff bosoms, the new Monday, 6 lbs 25o W- for Mtt 52-inch Elack Pebb'e AU wool, BSell ttyle plain effects, burs, rels, s'ate Port Of Regularly $1.50 a WOUia nave IO retail ior ac least exceilent quality, in both the medium dress Hg Us IWMl BB II and green, two and pn- gallon, and a very excellent quality tor $1.00 we made an offer for wdght.and the heavy weight for short mSSi MBA jfi Men's Night Good muslin, fancy that price; on special sale Monday only, gal- this big quantity, which was ac- skirts; per yard $1,25 and $1.50 smm iWii trimmed, tut full size an! well 53O Ion cepted and which wil enable us to 48-inch Fancy Armures new JJZZ ZT iH Men's Advanced styles for Fall, Wilson Rye or Bourbon, regu'ariy dainty weaves in scviral very d.s'gns, SpS VftMtfto ETOk HnRff me ew in the small four-in-hands 1. 15 per bottle, Monday onlv 97 tf sell them cn Monday perfect dye and finish: per yard. 5 bat dcJ have mIvcd Md are White UbeT Stout-Regnlarly 5 £.

on'y, each a $1 50 CALIFORNIA'S AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE dozen, on special sale a THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. THE -EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM.

THE EMPOEITJM. Hardwood parlor. table, very pretty design, imitation mahogany finish, SQ-TTR only. I Remnants of mattings, fine linen yard. Bring measurements.

We close at 6 except on Satur- days and days before holidays. On those days at 10 o'clock. Brilliant 338-342 POST STREET, Opposite Union Square..