The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 15, 1897, Page 5

HE SAN FRANCIS 30 CALL, MONDAY., NOVEMBER 15 ALDWIN TR¥AT CovvMmn : CALIFORNIA THEAT! italian Opera. UrEka-houss A A THEATY L1 OPFRa H Our R n Vaudev M.~ Hieh-¢ Teyrr rnoon, Novem UTRC 15— B 1y HECHUTES AND CnUTES F ER.— Great Vaudeville Company. cvery afiernoon and evenin UAKLAND RACE TRACK.— to-morrow e 5. November 18, AUCTION SALES. Ny mber 15, Miss.0n MISSIONARIES FOR PITCAIRN renth-Day Adventists De- " part for Their Island Home. A Gets lly Bath in the Waters of the Bay. Night Watchman C a roberg Laid Off for a General —Other Items of Overha Front. ssionaries of the Seventh-day for the Pitcairn tueir island home of tish ship Hvderabad el will to Eavland < long and a quantity Among N. A. Hanford, ristian and Mi s e sh p was towed out auds by the tus Fearless. States quarantine vessel, er has been taken Iro for g neral re- vill go upon the drydock next Her place is being filied by the ch Bacilius, a tender at the <iation. A.Ku z t hman on the British Eilis v at H,ward-stree arf 2 fell off the gangplank le * 1o 1he ves-el yesterday. He wis fishe ~ ar the City Front He nped the water out of ¥ reated a contused wou rnia came off t ydock at noor ed out for sea k of ths Germru 10,000-p wiil on. Bneisibe American mer- ed A SWIMMER'S CHALLENGE Brewer Is Willing to Prove His Title to the Quarte:-suile Championship Brewer, wh eswim ) 1tes to THE CaLL tcu race a i B. He says that the « emen: made in the Exam- ner on Octuber 18 concerning Brewe. al ndation. sre he ar ck 1ship of ic Coast for 1896 1 1897 was wo on April the , and the one- q sile Am rican cuampionship for 5 » won oa July 3 in Chicago. vionship races are all over for , butif he wan_sa racea challenge ent me care of the Lurline Swimming 1il be gladly accepted, with a date isfactory to butn.” NEW TO-DAT. Most Torturing, Disfiguring, Humiliating Of itching, burning, bleeding, scaly skin d scalp humors is instantly relieved by a warm bath with CuTicURA Boar, a single application of CUTICURA (oint~ nt), the great skin cure, and a full dose ‘vTICURA RESOLVENT, greatest of blood s and humor cures. (Uticura REMEDIES speedily, permanently, and economically cure, when all else fails. POTTER DEUG AXD Crizy. Coxe., Role Props., Boston. g How to Cure Every Skin and Bioed Foumors oo Purified and Beautified Dy PIMPLY FACE: CUTICURA SOAF Novem- Astoria, | ) to swim against him is absolutely | F. MICHELENA, Who H, TR AN Bronchitis and Could Not Sing at Yesterday’s Coucert. OARLAND TRACK OPENS Racing Interests Now Lie on the Turf Across the Bay. Good Features Promised for the Open- ing Day on the Other he raci ne -hi'ts to OQak tand, aud followe e gallopers will | wend their way to the ferries to engage tie Emeryvile course. Th | cross tue bay is reported in exce | condi 1o i the summer m prov me have been mace. Th ferry and r d schedule is arranged sc | as to insure fast time to and ‘rom the races. S:arrer Ferguson will wield the flag and Jui-e Murphy wiil fill the pcsi- residir | von of p g jud Associated with Judge Carter, a man new te b ears fille o the ju on midd stern and Eascern trecks. Handicap- 3rooks continue (o ailot 10 be carried by the runners. o has for will will cuntes ator B ontana orse ‘hat wo he Farewel apat theo d Buv D sirict, breakin yast record for thedistance, wil. make ance in this n coas . is reappe the summ vincibie on the Mont E pver Brooks has ri adju~ted the osis for the handicap, and with or wo exceptions every horse1in he race has an excelient chauce to annex the bir end of the pt | X pamax an atine have a iittlh | difficulty ‘0 aijist, and tne Californ: he daughter of Maxim her at the beginning o the doctor. V Walters and . Apple ate, | the we own bockm , have arrived from the East and will try their hand a | lane..... 29 Zamio am 1 Mamle ‘ o 93 | i | | | | | | Lolore 96 A atajor Lo k Basso Tempo..101 B Second race—Thirteen-sixteenths of a mile. wo-year-0ids. Siy ...118] 121 ticorge Lee.... 98 7105( 124 14 Gartand 11105 95 Moirabeila..... bree-yeai-olds and up- 210w, op-nin handicap, vaiu )McLizht. Outawa, Adam Andrew. 94|(112)Dunooy . 14 onltor. 5 64 dow.rd. .1ue Wood and Belle 96| 61 Emiua D. 101 h Rose. (117)Mainstay .110 104 Montalla 96 Amella ¥ 96 PRt St SELECTIO S FOR TO-DAY. First race—Major Cook, Siy, Palmers- ton. Second Zapata. race—Ed Gartland, Marplot Third race—Napamax. Fourth race — Senator Bland, max, The Roman. Fifth race—Masoero, Osric II, Aqui- nas Sixth race — Scotch Adam Andrew. e CLOSING STAKE ENTRIES. Entries to the following stake races of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club at Ingleside Racetrack wili close to-day: The Balborz boulevard stukes—A handicap sweepstake- for threc.year-olds (foals of 1895), one mile. Eoirance $10 each, to accom,; auy ihe nomination, $25 aiditional to start. The associstion 1o guaranice the value of the sinke, $1000, of whic) $200 10 the secor:d and $100 to the third horse. Weights to appear three days prior to tue race. Acceptance to be made through the entry-box at the usual hour of c.osing, the day preceding the ruce. The California Oaks — A sweepstakes for Alta- Rose, Mainstay, the | e feature of the carl for this after- pening hand cap at a mle e of ilie be, rses wir | Juckey Ciub has :dded a fair-sized pur e to the s.de bet made by the owners of the | clase fillies. Calatine has th 7 of supporters | | furlong. Entrance $10.eacn, to eccompany the vominatio: ; 50 udditional to start. “The association antee the value of the s Jf which $300 ‘o the secona and tne thrd hor-c. Allowanc:: Non- w at any time of ar ce of the vaiue uf £1000 five pounds, of $300 elght pounds; ma dens twelve pou ds. | “The Californi: Derby—A swecpstakes for three-ye r-014~ (f_ais of 1895), mileand a qua - ter. each to mpnv the ina tion t the valus of the stnk e the va.ue ol the stike, e second and $100 his 10 appenr hre ¢optane:- to be mad:- 6 ususi nour of race. cliing swee p- pward<, mile 10 eacn, to £5000, of which $700 to tie second and $300 third Lorse, Maidens allowed 10 pounds. | "“Piie iarpes Stakes—A handicap sweepstkes | for tnrec-yen-olds and upward, mile and a | foriong. $10 ‘0 accompany the | tio .l to start. Tie as- | s { xcco ip n additionsl to | start. “Th @ tie va ue M the s 0 '0_the sec- da Tuose en- tred 1 t P e pound cach $100 ie Starters to be named and se.lin tarough the e x at the usual nourof ¢lo ing, the preceding the race. A se.ling sweepstakes is and upwards, mile and a 0 each, to accompany the 5 wdditional to start. The as- ocin tee the valu- of the | $1000, of which £200 to the second and » the third ho %000, weioht for age. Al owance, three pounds 1or esch $100 iess to stakes—A handicap sweep- year-o d~ and upward. F ur 20 enc , Lo accompany he di to s.art. The valu hanl e th waleh 3500 1o 1ird $200 0 the fourin 0 appesr ten duvs prior Lo | Minimuam od off. Acceptance to be made through day precedin | | | | we.ght 100 pounds, 1y 0: entirely o race Ay be ry-boX nt the usual hour of ¢iosing, the the race. The Crocker - Woolworth Bank stakes—A sweepstake jor tarce-vear-olds and upward. o m b, to accompany | the nomins ¢ ional tostari. The As ocittion to guarautee the va ue of the stake to be h $300 to the second and $200 t third; the fourth hor-e to | save.i W ight' 5 pounds beiow the | scale.” Non-winners of a siake race at any time allowed 5 pou if -u h are non-win- :v race in 1897 and 1898, allowed 10 s and upward Three or more horses, of entirely different ir terests, to race may be declardl off. min stakes—A handicap sweep- is and upward, three F15 each, 10 accompany on; 75 additional 1o start. The 1 to guarant-e the value of the | $2500, of which $400 10 the second aud $200 to tuird horse. Weights to appeaf seven s prior (o the race. Acceptance to be made ugh the entry-bcx at the usual hour of ing the day preceding the race. in case bighes weignt starting should be less than 120 pounds the w-ight shail b= ra.sed to 120 pounds, and all oth rs in proport on, and in no case shall any horse start w1 h less than 95 pounds and sex allowance, Three or mure horses in entirely different interests 1o start or the ra~e may be declared off. The Evergresn stakes—A sweebstakes for three-year- nd upward, mile heats. En- 5 each, L0 ACCOMDANY the nOmin- dditional tostart. The Asa cia- rantee the va.ue of the siake $1500, 0 tosecond and $150 to the tnird -winuer- of a stake of tne value of #1000 in 1897 or 1898, and non-winuers of Lirec or more races other than salling purses | in 1898, allowed 5 pounds. Muidens tour years old and upward ailowed 12 pounds. e Cailfornia Steevlechase—A handicap olds and upwnrd, 10 each, to accomnany omination; $50 xaditional to start. The a-cocialion to guaraniee the value of tne | stake, $1000, of which $200 to the second and | $1U0 't the'third horse. Weights to appear days prior to the race. Four or more , the property of entirely different in- ts, to start or the race may b declared cceptances 10 be made through the 3 ox at the usual hour of closing, the day. preceding th: race. Winners of any siecpiechase or hurd e race after publication | of welgLts to carry eight round extra. i b WILL LIV. UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Belief That Durrant Will Not Hang Until January Next Year, W. H. Theodore Durrant, the murderer of Blanche Lamont, stands a good chance oi eating his Christmas dinner with th- many other murderers in San Quentin prison. Governor Budd, speaking as an attorney, and Judge Carroll Cook say that { the eariiest date that can be set ror his execution will not be before Decemver 13. e cannot be broughtover from the prison to have the day of his death named by the court before December 1, and it has long been the cusiom of the bench not to pronounce the deatu sentence in the last month of the year, when all the world is preparing for the joyful Christ- mas festivities. Judge Cook said last night that there was no reason why that custom should not be adhered to in this case and the day ol execution fixed for early in January. Mrs. Laura ae Force Gordon, attorney at law, has drawn up a petition addressed to the Governor, praying that the death sentence in Durrant’s case be commuted to life imprisonment. Mrs, Gordon claims that the convicted murderer is innocent of the crime ana she is person- aily circulzting the petition. swed 18 pounds. ——————— To Cure a C 1d in One Day gists refund the monev if it fails to cure, 2be. fillies 3 years old (ioals 0f1895), mile and a | The genuiae has L. 5. Q. ou each tablet. ona (0suri. Th associa- | F. MICHELENA DID HOT SING The Concert for the Hos- pital Fund a Great Success. The Tenor Has an Attack of Bronchitis, so Nis Number Had to Be Omitted. The Programme Well Directed by Conductor Scheel—Mrs, Hearst's Generous Offer. The grand sacred concort for the benefit of the Huhnemsanu Hosypital bulding fund at Metropolitan Temple was a great success yesterday. Only one thing marred the programme. Signor Fernando Michelena, who was i0 render a solo, was not there, owing to the fact that he contracted a severe cold last Friday, which resuited in bronchitis. He sent the following letter excusing himse f: Sir Henry Heyman, K. 8. 0.—DEAR Sig: Itis with extreme regret that I ar nounce to vou my inebi ity to fulfill my promise of singing this aft rncon, Lust Friday Ibegan to havea cold, out d1d not think it would amount to anything. Even yesterday I fe ¢ that I woud be able to g.ve myse f the plensure of singing for so worthy a charity, but this morning I found myself so much worse that 1 was obiiged tocal. a doc or, who said that my co.d bad develojed into bronchitis and who forbaae me to leave my room. Let me assure you that no one can feel more regret than I do at this unfortunate affliction, and let me beg Ou to AnNounce 1o he com- mittee and the public my sorrow &' beiug com- peleed to disappoint them and mysel . Yours, very sincereiy, F. MICHELENA Accompanying this is a doctor’s certifi- cate to bear out his assertions. Though the audence was disappointed they were consoled Ly listening to the sweet music admirablv rendered by an orchestra comurising fifty men under the eadership ot Fritz Schrel. The selections rendered by the musi- cians were as follows: Overture, Leonore No symphony, (Beethoven); fiifth Adagio—A lezro (Haydn): (a) uetto—Alle- g0 Cantasiie, () ) 1 ue ); overture, The object of the concert was to help the building iund of the Homeopathic Hos- pital -0 us to beg:n the erection on th: as-oci tion grounds on Lake street be- | tween Thir eentn and Four.eenth avenues | of he executive ouilding, and avai them- | selve of the geuerous offer of Mrs. Pnebe A. Hearst to construc. the east pav: ion, to be known as the Phebe A. Hearst ward f Yester ser.es in this city purpose. ick and des itute children. sy’ concert nteriainments during g is oniy one of a that will be given the winter for that NEW CNTURY RECORD. |Ed O Kragness of the Olympics Sets Another One-Hundred- Mile Mark. Decker, the Great Erstern Rider, Has Returned, and Will Make His Home Here, Ed 0. Kragness, the crack road.rider of the Olympic Club Wheelmen, established a new 100-mile record around the official century course of the California Asso- ciated Cycling Clubs vesterday. He cov- ered the disiance in 5 hours 1834 min- utes, lowering the best provious record of 5158 by 29} minutes. Kragness is one of the best long dis- tance road men in the State. He holds the San Francisco to Los Angeles record, and has made several other phenomenal long rides, where strength and endurance were the chief requisites to success. He started from Tenth and Market streets yestrrday morning at 7:05 and never dismounted until he reacbed the end of the 100-mile run in Alameda al 12:23)¢ He was pace! throughout (with tne exception of about ten miles abont Warm Springs) by several of his club mates, and the accuracy of his ride was checked by timers along the course. A. Theisen, C. J. 1 and T. H. White of the California Ciub, who essuyed the same trip yesterdey, did not finish within the f.rmer record, owing to sev- eral acciden's they met with in the wav of breakdowns and punctures. They will probabiy try it again next Sunday. The Cycle Baseb Il league was organ- ized Saturday night, Captain H. D. Ha- denfeldt of the Olympics beinz elected chairman snd Captain Harry Laikin o. the Buy Citys secreiarv. Another meet- ing will be heid next Saturday night. T e Bay City Wheelnien’s smoker Saturday night was a big success. An in- teresting literary and musical programme was rendered, followed by light reire h- ments. Tue festivities continued untii an early hour. W. E. Becker, last year's five-mile na- tional cnampion, who made some phe- nomenal rides here last winter, has again re urned to the State, and expects to re- main here. He hus gone to to Los An- zeles to compece in_Spier's great Thanks- giving-day meet. He will nereafter ride under C. A. C. C. rules, and saysthe L. A. ‘W. national circait was a frost this last season. — e Mistake of a Telegrapher. Judge Slack gave a decision in favor of J. J. Rauer aud against the Western Union Tele- graph Compauy for $1 anmages. The suit was brought not so much o obtain a money judg- ment, Mr. Rauer explaincd, as 10 estab ish the rinciple that the company was responsible jor & mistake in sending & telegram. Mr. Rauer telegraphed to & witness to be in court at 11 o'clock and tho company transmiited it toread 1 o'clock. The witness was too late and Mr. Kauer lost his sulit, in coasequence of which he sued the telegraph company for damages. NEW TO-DAY. $2000°° " Doesn’t your grocer sell Schilling's Best baking powder ? Don’t you want it ? A Schilling & Company San Francsico 2128 MONEY CAN BE HAD For Bu Iding Purposes from either The Fidelity, Fmpire. Mechanics or California Mutual Building and Loan !ssociations Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Allarng-| ON VERY FAVURA LE TERMS, WILLIAM E. 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NEW TO-DAY—AMUSEMENTS. Aftio Ehealie, FRICOLANTER.GOTTLOD & Co+ 1£33¢> A0 MANAGLRS "+~ THE THEM GREATEST OF ALL! — TO=INIGEIT — Jicob Litt's Crowning Success, |The Famous Original IN | Pickaninny Band. An . ntirely New Scenic Outfit. The best cist ever seen in the play. A most pirited and Exciting Horse Race. OoLD KENTUCK YOU ALl KNOW AND LIKE IT. EXTRAL FRIDAY NiGHT, November 19— Gala “Buck and Wing” ancing Contest. «In O d Kentncky'” Dancers (hal enze ALL COME! A cold al will be award.d to the winner Allloral da cers are invited to appear. stage door ‘ olumbia Theater for Th«n 8 Vviog matinee. €O+ ING—1he Prince of P.ayers—MR. LOUIS JAMES, Apply eais selling 10w Week Commencing Monday, Nov. 15. MOR0IS 1 HAINED PON ES, the latest sen- sation: OLS: HU. KY AND L UMY, Furopean comedy stars: OLGA KnGIN Y, Countess von Hatzteldt LEOPOLDINE, European sensation: A. u. DUNCA, ventrlloquist; FA. RELL & FA RELL, ceke-walkers; the American Bio- graph, and others. Reserved Seats, 20¢; Baicony, 1Uc: Opera Chalrs and Box Seats, duc. FRED BELASCO. .. Manage: ALCAZAR Phone, Main 264 TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) The beautiful comedy OUR REGIMENT ELABORATE SCENERY, LOVELY COSTUMES. Prices as Usual: 15c. 25¢, 35¢, 5Oc. W hich includes & choice of reserved se ts. METROPOLI AN TeMPLE. This Afternoon, Nov. 15, at 2:30. MR. &NJ MRS. GEORG :ENSCHEL ——Wiil Give Thelr. LAST SAN KEANCICO R CITAY ENTIRELY NEW PEOGRAMME. Siats on sale at he ~an_ Francisco Music Co.'s, 226 -utter st. ADMISSION d0c. Chickerinz Piano u ed atall ienscnel coucerts, Beu§ Cur.az & Sous, agents. SUTRO BATHS. Same Graded Temperaturesall the year. Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M, Dur- ing the Winter Season. ADMISSIUN 10¢ CHILDREN Be. Eathi g, with admlssion, 23¢. colidren. 20e. THE CHUTES AND FREE THEATER Every_afternoon and Evening. R IN OR SHIVE: —: 17TR WERK Or ADGIF AND HER LIONS) And a Great Vaudeville Show. Admission to all 10¢, Chiidren so. NEW TO-DAY—-AMUSEMENT! BALDWIN THEATER. ALHAYMAN & Co. (Incorporated)..... Propris.sss TO-NIGAT, All This Week. Including SUNDAY, M itinee Saturday, Klaw & Erlanger's Big Burlesque Extravaganza, GAY.'NEW.-YORK! With Its Immense Cast of 75 People. CALIFORNIA THEATER. ——THIRD WEEK—— ITALIAN GRAND OP .RA CO. TO-NIGHT and ai at.—TRAVIATA. Tuesd .y Ev ning, Thurs. and Sat. £vigs (Last imes)—L\ BOHEME. Wed —Caval eria Rusticanaand Pagliaccl Friday—Otx1lo. MO DAY. Nov-mber 22 First Time in America, Manon Lescau — By 'he cumposer of ‘La Boheme” Pr.ces 50c, T5c. w111 d 81.50. MOROSC0’S GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. WALTEK MOROSCU. . .Sole Lessee and Manazs: The E.inent Eastern Actor, WM. E. PASCOR In the Grea: | motions1 Melodrama, «A CELEBRATED CASE.” Handsome Costumes and “tage - ettings! Besutiful Scenic | ableaux ! Eveninz Prices—10¢ Zuc and 50 Matinees EVery s« . . ¢ antar. MECHANICS’ PAVILION. THURSDAY EV NOV. 18 NG Be1ore the Knickerbock er Athleiic Club, TOM SHARKEY Of California ——AND — JOE CODDARD Of Australia Will Box Twenty Rounds with a dec'sion for the H avy-weight Ch.mp unship of the World. TOM LANSING . . .and . . . JOE KENNEDY Ot Lonisville, Ky.. Of S8an Francisco, Will Box Ten Rounds with a Decision. PRICES.... $2, $3, 85, SI10 Preliminary Contest a: 8:350 P . sharp. The mana.emen guarantees all Keserved Seats. S ats on sale at M. A. Guost & Co., SE. coruer Eilis and Ponell and 250 Kearny stre RACING! RACING! RACING! CALTFORNTA JOCKEY CLUB— Winte: Mce:lng, i897-9 , beeinning MUNDAY, Novemoer 16 to November 27, inclusive. OAKLAND RACETRACK. Racing Monaay, Tuesday, Wednesday, ‘Ahursday, Friday and Suturday. FIVE OR MORE RACES EACH DAY. ~—Races Start at 2:15 P. M. Sharp— Ferry-Boats lcave San Francisco at 12 M. and 12:80, 1.00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30 aud 3 p. M., connscte ing with trains stopping at the enirance Lo tracs. Buy your ferry tickeis (o Shell Mound. eturning—Trains leave the Track at 4:151al 4345 P. . and immediately sfter the las: race. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS Ji, Fresideas R. B. MiLROY, Secretary. OBERON. GRAND CONCERT EVERY EVENING BY STARK’S. -, VIENMA . -, ORCHESTRA !