The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1898, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO XLL, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1898 12 ADVERTISEMENTS. a0 e e L TEm e TR e s e HER CHARN GOOD DOGS ON THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR. | BUSY TIMES e e COsT 1Y INTHEFON: DON'T MISS * HIS PLACE Grain Cars Loading at TU_DAY!S GHEAT BARGAINS the Sea Wall. J. W. Hinkel Now Out AT OUR GIGANTIC CONSOLIDATION SALE! WE HAVE Y FIREWOOD FOR SOLDIERS -850 -E-E-E-E-E-N SIX THOUSAND CORDS BEING HE LOVED NOT WISELY.| ° CUT AT POWELL STREET. | | Much Activity at the Mail Dock and | Pacific-Street Wharf Over Get- ting Ready the Troop Ships. A GRASS WIDOW CAUSES HIS DOWNFALL. He Took Her for a Drive and Both Were Arrested on Charges of Drunk- enness. While business generally is quiet in shipping, still ihere are some portions of W 141 1 the water front where things are going Se l lona l with a rush. At the Mail Dock double ! M “ gangs of men are at work getting the steamers City of Peking and City of Syd- | ney ready for the troops who are to go on Kknown real estate firm, now wishes he | | them to Manila. At the Oceanic dock the | Ml FROM THE MAMMOTH . had not become smitten with the charms | | Australia fs ready for her freight and as WAL TSN Beauty Turned Out in Great Numbers Yesterday to View the sl Giiinay it i m husband in the t and came to this freight and passengers the steamer will J. W. Hinkel, collector for a well- | . city. In an evil moment Hinkel, who is | B t h K 1 Cl b; Sh be ready to recetve them. At the seawall B the son of the x\rl]-kno;\')n contractor, | easts at t e enne upn s ow. }se}\"erml gangs of men are at work loading ‘ met the woman and invited her to accom- | ‘| wheat into cars on the belt railroad. The pany him to the _t'lm House. Tha)’ had | HE San Francisco Kennel Club was | were not in it. s ‘1;. {;m—x.-gr, San Fmrlm”'chpnr{’rl::;:‘ grain is going to New Orleans via the M I several bottles of wine and were in & highly pleased yesterday with the at-| Gauby Girl beat Shadeland Queen in | ¥, H. C.. W. Wood, Sacramento, Cal, - | Sunset route and will be shipped from P 5 Bitches—First, B, V. Sullivan, ~Menio Park, \ tches on the same grounds. e T Cacno @y M eer, San | there {n a neutral bottom to Europe. At J hilarious condition when they started to = PUPBY o tendance which showed a marked in- Al 7 drive back to the city. | crease over the opening day of the |, ID novice dogs Verona A ™ than | Erancisco, White Wings; ' third, Thomas R | Powell-street wharf a couple of donkey D park thelr| ponch show. Last evening the ladies were | Golafine, otberwise it was about a match. an Franclsco, Boll e watt: M, .| cugines are going day and night cutting AND WILL PLACE THEM -0 -84 0-E-E-E-a-N-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-N-EE Ofo ol ek | well represented among the visitors. The | The others were well placed. W. R. Hervey, San Francisco, Wanda H. up 6000 cords of wood for the use of the B away. Park Officer Arellaes gave chase, | 3,.5 that caught the eye of the falr ones | In bitches Verona Artistic deserved her Open, dogs . Calamity Kennels, Pleas- | troops at the Presidio, while at Meiggs d with the ald of a lariat succeeded in| were the fox terriers, spaniels and pugs. | Succes anton, Cal., ce; second, California Ken- wharf M. Fitzgerald, the reporter for the stopped the maddened animal. Hinkel | "Tho i banbot he dlas °d as a beauty un- In the limit dogs Verona Braw Scot was | nels Sg‘vmrg;nm. Merry M-vnTrkrfl;L:«}"-} ;(1 Merchants' Exchange, was busy all day showed a disposition to be ugly _and | (106 BUS SRARDT B © SRRl B8 i et | Successful, and in bitches Verona Bonnie |, e L ok Sitonss Crista; | KCEPIN tab on the big flect of vessels thar M accused the officer of b “fresh,” | ope t-] Brae repeated her San Jose success, beat- , i 0. Prince. | Sailed. st 0ot ce sieg Yo do-you-think-about-me” look, which is|ing the imported Heather Molly with ease. | jj . T OaKland, | On the Mall Dock the general opinion is s juncture Mrs. Ruhli e | points in value and sweetness, which only | and Bonnie Brae in bitch 3 i > % ) : dy indignant, and l“ii-"?scagg" | xY-‘he pug apparently comman | The winn class s a foregone con- | Peach Mark; V Verona' Kennels, San | Sunday, and in that event it will be Tues- . c e him away,’ jea Ha i e e ¥ | dog with Approbation reserve, and Bon- 3 —First, 3 get away. Of course, delay in their case hall not take him away,’ she| g pD: Pleasanton, Cal., Lock; reserve, J. J. Doush- | meang that the Australia also will be de- | | then driven to the O'Farrell- | tiful and stvlish yvoung pointer Alex C et s ot. Gos Taios Hkn *Eras-| cHo0: are about 5000 tons of it, and over Calamity Kennel's Lock was a fea- — e Bt Ctrer Da Va1 Moors, | 28 the cars are loaded they are moved 5 1l)urz Mlthe Jgdxmg_tlm;}v« appreciated Avwards Made. n Franclsco, Queen Bess; second, George nll;numl L[lw ‘lve‘[d railroad to the freight 5 %0 on him, and he offered | bY breeders of sporting dog: = > | Neale, Sacramento, Cal., Nida Swiveler. slips at Lombard-street wharf and there B om hirm, and e grered | “Considerable discussion resulted yester-| The awards were as follows: | Novice, dogs—First, ~ Winfleld Scott, San | transferred to the Southern Pacific| | &re they were charged | and becoming incensed at his remarks,| ;. jjeqiy inquisitive, are accepted as| In open dogs Braw Scot scored again, + second, Dhil Wand, San Francisco, | that neither the Peking nor Sydney will “Touch him at your peril.” | afternoon in the judging of pointers and | pie Brae carrying off the bitches' ribbon, | TiEasagiom o, ocks IENE o Spp Rl T e S Sore S T¢ | day among the fanciers of the greyhound GREYHOUNDS. Franciaco, Jesss Moore Whisky. Bitches— | freight boats and thence to the yards | Areliacs placed Him under ‘arrest. Flora W third, B. V. Sullivan, Menlo Park, | be ready for service before Saturday or ‘ es blew his whistle, which was | setters and the owners of dogs that cap- | with Artistic in reserve. The reserve in | = e ®East Oaklana, | 12ved, so that all three of them will got B by two of his fellow-officers, | tured blue ribbons were eiated when the| the bitches should, however, have been i ‘B‘-“:-"Imel-‘rfl‘}:mfiffl % Bt Qakiand: | away’ together. ter a short struggle, the policemen | judge handed them the winning colors. | awarded to Heather Molly, who excels | Ggkiand, Saver @. The wheat is the first shipment that has succeeded in arresting the couple. | The decision giving the ribbon tothebeau- | Artistic in head, coat aan T"\k\')nxfil e IRISH SETTERS. gone bgl:hr:nl for Europe from San Fran- discharge him until he had b,,_l concerning the capture of the blue ribbon | Novice, dogs—Fi ler, San Francisco, | across the bay, where the trains for New First, Captain J. L. W CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF . San Fran- V. Sullivan, Tege: Queen III. | Orleans are made up. It is a very ex- sobe by Skyball over several compeliors|cisc. DF. Norman: feerve . Vo i fQuesniTIE S iies | an s T g thrown into a cell Hinkel | Which were expected to easily defeat Sul-| Menlo Park, Flying Faste e | Limit, dogs_Pirst, Winfleld Scott, San Fran- | pensive way of handling grain, but then latest addition to his kennel. Of | Sullivan, Fear e ullivan; | clsco, Jesse Moore Whisky; second,’ Elcho ken- | Sy o0 W OF 20 REIL NE, B8 it e N L an ' Francisco, Mike T consented to furnish the nec- amount of bail, but positively re- | prize winne; ist the woman in regaining | The colli But Hinkel would not ac-| When they were “shot” declaring that he would | noon by a camera artist ert his rair companion. | line facing the marksman, much laughter | nd explaining his His y. Bitches—H. | nels, A. B. Truman, ‘lare B: second, Fred | H; third, Miiten D. o ete, San Franeisco, | avoided and the shipments are made on sco, Black Pattl; first, | Beatrice. are an excellent lot, and 2 [ Glenmore Sultan; H. C., Kreiss, san N orders. Francisco, Rex. Bitc st ho ken- | he 6000 cords of fire wood now being W Sullivan, Skyball; | nels, A. B. Truman, n Fi co, Lady | cut at Powell-street wharf{ are only a | terday after- Snapshot; third, E. V. | Swiveler; second, Miss B. de Vaull, San ];\‘1:.1!\-‘ commencement, and the chances are that g M an Fran- N s they stood in | 7 Fals atterer; reserve, S. B | clsco, Sappho: third, W. E. Chute San E the w will go steadily on as long as H . E. Scott, Td | cisco, Nida: V. H. C., F. T. Keene, San Fran- | there are troops at the Presidio and the ] there were many beautiful dogs company but all dogs cannot be = Lk s later Hinkel and the | resulted when the flash startled the dogs 2 Sullivan, Miramonte: | cisco, Lightning C. | old Bay District track. released on $10_bafl, which | in all directions, but the intelligent ani- e T cinen - Min | oo, Joga—First, Blcho kennels, A. B. Tra- | Captain James Johnson is very.sick at | an_Franc Champion Nemo IT: seo- | 1/ home in Temescal. At one time it was W m the amount found in the soon detected the joke, and with nd, G Oakland, Cal., Lad of cet: wagging of talls they returned to their i, First, E. V. Sullivan, Pretender; | ojo: G- 2 PRCIARUE S feared that he would LCOV! but 5 = I 3 Open, dogs —First, B. V. § 8 er; | Glenmore. ches. o kennels, A. feared that he would not recover, bu fforts of several friends | handlers evidently pleased with the sur-| cornd' Tfiion & Reilly, Ingleside Coursing | 5 Traman, Sen Fras Nt crday he was a little better, and his Qping day had the cases | prise accorded to them by the photo-| Park, San Franclsco, Suniol; third, Pasha ken | ning. > 3 business associates expect to see him out 4 Mr: Ruhling dismissed. | graphe d, Cal., Imp. Firm Friend. Bitches | \yinners, dogs—First, Elcno kennels. A. B. | and about again ortly. Captain John- John Grace, 0 Franc second, E. V. Sullivan, Merc of the dis e facts Tace- | " The show will doubtless attract thou- | Truman, San Francisc reserve, Winfleld Scott, hamplon Nemo 11: | gon is the senior partner of the ann {3' T < - n Francisco, Jesse | Johnson & Emigh, president of the J. F. e G g e e Mcjare Whisky. 2 Bitoh t, Elcho kennels, | Cynningham. Company and part owner of [ s “Balta- Cnsorve B. Truman, San Francisco, Lady Swiveler: | the ship John Ena, bark Harvester, bark- Mean HanoiFraneibcs, Crosuatehy e firovuve s MICU TRERERI, A B 0y fay entine Ruth and séhooners Five Brothers, | gy , Kay & Trant, Sylvia. & ‘s seven Sisters, Honolulu an achel. e HOR ey sErIInS, has five sons and seven daughters and st E. V. Sullivan, Sky- S V. Sulllvan, Pretender; | Pupples, dogs_First, Mrs. N. H. Hickman. | {5 of his schooners got their names | B inkel's emplover sent him a | sands of people to-day and to-morrow. ng him that his services were| Dogs of high quality and many of them juired. | valued at thousands of dollars cannot be gave her address as|seen every day. Apart from the oppor- h“;“hgn‘;”h‘dh“l in- | tunity of patting canines that have won slghborhood falled to Te-| jaurels at all of the great bench shows » st held in America and Canada_ in recent | y.q . | | . : [ L a ] = . reserve, | years, the public should not forgot that | Mitehes Firet, John Grace, Nelllé Conroy; re- | San Francisco, Major H. | IN COMMEMORATION the gm;-nea's will be devoted to the cause | ture, Calamity Kennels, Pleasanton, = Cal, | Novice bitcher_First’ J. H. W. Muller, SR e o T Murphy Bullding, Murphy Buliding, of charity, and that fact alone should at- | Beatrice. | pias » for Comox, B. C.,where she will load coal | tract large gatherings of ladies and gen- | w 3 i | Open, dogs—First, F. A. Elllot, San Fyan- | for Comox. B. C, ! 2 | ol | AMERICAN FOXHOUNDS. | ctsco, Dick IIL Bitches—First, J. M. Van- | for Honolulu. After discharging at that p 3 OF THE ASCENSION | tlemen to the pavilion. | Pupples, dogs—First, J. B. Arzt, San Fran- | dall, San Francisco, Jewel T aI. E fl]l mles gfl § s 1 3 Wilitam F. Hopkins, | 8. Dunlevy, Oakland, Queen Bess. Highiand Springs, Cal, Clem; third, F. W.| Winners, dogs—First, F. A. Eiliot, San Fran- | fore reported being partly dismasted —S-8-5-8- 55808 NS 8EEEEENEED hderson, San Francisco, General Moltke IL | cisco, Dick III; reserve, Mrs. N. H. Hickman. | 150 miles from Newcastle, N. 5. W., while Bitches—F , William F. Hopkins, Highlan San Francisco, Major II. Bitches—Firs 3. | vay to S ole ! & e Result of the Second Day’s| Springs, Dinah: second, Oiinda fox- | M. Vandall, San Francisco, Jewell; reshrve, | ?{’)‘w';g"m";:’s“d'\b‘_‘"\Fg“\‘“j“’- has been o e R RRRRARK BUSI”ESS The British ship Crown of India, be- cisco, Major; secor second, Charles E. l port she will load sugar for New York. | LT THE JUDGING. SOLEMN SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. | = | M; third, Charles Ross, | J. H. W. Muller, Fitchburs, Cal.. Belle M. J ydy LW . Work in the R s Guess. The Oceanic Steamship Company’s Ma- Masses Are Solemnized the Same ns! ing | o FIELD TRIALS CLASS. riposa sajled vesterday fov Australia yia doge—First, Olinda Foxhound ken-| pge First, Lucas & Calvin, San Rafael With Vi Judging began at 10 a. m. and continued . Clay: second. Olinda Foxhound kennels, | xjla C: second, Calamity Kennels, Pleasanton, | Hawail nd New Zealand. She on Sundays With Vespers and . | unei1 ; o clock, At 2 oclock the judge re- i BV Sullive 3 i Bitches—First, G. E. Stewart, 8an Tack: third, Sullivan, Menlo Park, Dash | t00k away a very valuable cargo and the Benediction in the it b e A G e o Queen S: second, G. Stewart, | Antonto. Bitches—First, E. V. Sullivan, Menlo following cabin passengers: { i sued hise Ux;cay 5 judging was Lillie; third, Olinaa Foxhound ' Park, Peach Mark: Aeccr}i{d, Verona Kennels, por Honolulu—Rev. Charles R. Brown and ; - ; San Francisco, Countess K. wite; C. M. Cooke, wife, child and maid; Rich- o Greyhounds were a fine lot, so fine, in- | dogs—First, J. H. Fisher Jr., San IRISH WATER SPANIELS. | ara Cooke, M Cooke, C. W. Deacon, | ! ’ E cisco. Max; second, Olinda Foxhound rd Cooke, D. Froeth, E. A. Kiley, and PURCHASERS’ GUID, an Fran- Colonel W . F. Knudsen, Mrs. V. Krn B. McClandhan, wife and_chil deed, that comparisans among the Win- |y pneis Dan; third, Olinda Foxhound kennels, | Pubples, dogs_First, J. W. Salz, ners are well-nigh invidious. K T . b Nelson, _ Alameda, Cal., | clsco, Dennis O'B Ascension Day, in honor of the ascen- sen, Mrs. Charles To Responsible Merchants, sfon of Christ forty days after th S - | . . >, " 5 N Lf , bl .. W. H. Wil S S. Lewis, A b e f‘a‘;‘;‘(::‘c In puppies, dogs and bitches, Petronius | Rover. \ymnf-. —dr.r t, ;x L(Afiwelvlnn.gl\lnl]v'_-xed:: F:fl‘:;hm R ams, Sen |8 Lewls, E. B e Wias avlor: and Clare B were alone and received first | Queen N secc S. € art, San Fra t, W. H. Willlame, San Fran- Miss M. Walters, John Waterhouse, Dr. T. C. Ma,,”facm,.e,,s Brokers, /m_ ', 3 charches throughout the city yesterday. cisco, Queen third, Olinda Foxhound ken- . Charap Dan Maloney. Bitches—First, | Whitehead, wife and infant; W. Woon. cis. prizes. Both are fair speciments. In | £500: Queen C., ‘Fred Baltzer, San Fran- | 3 ‘or Auckland—W. ddern. H. Willlams, It being a holy day of obligation, services | nov; s orma e best Ic L7 : £ n Francisco, Belle Marsh. | 3 era observed the same toon” Sovices | novice dogs, Dr. Norman is the best look: | ciert, Queene; C., Olinda. Foxhound kennels, | Wiyinners, doga” ritet, W-. B Wiliame, San | _For Syiney—F Burckharat, Miss B A, Conkt porters, Wholesale Traders, with the exception that the sermon which | O Grady and Fear Not were properly | Open, dogs—First, W. 8. Kittle, San Fran- | Erancisco, Champion Dan Maloney. Bitches | H_ A HOQMATy 5 Moore and wife, J. Ruther- : Jobbers, Insurance and Real is preached at high m on the Sabbath, | served with red and white. », Drive: second, Olinda Foxhound kennel Marsh, » q ford, Willian Jr., Mrs, Soule, in ‘many churc was omitted. At St In novice bitches, Beatrice was first, | General Moltke; third, Olinda Foxhound ke: - FIELD SPANIELS Join at Honolulu for Ap B. Greig. LS Estate Agents. Igatius Cathedral however, an_address|being ‘head and shoulders tn front of | nele Svert; B e st o s 8 Deppies Mrs. A. F. Marsh, San | . Maddern, the passenger for Auck- was delivered both at h | Black Patti. In limit do; ball was | Obispo, Cal. Gabriel ches—First, George | p 2ncisco 5 g i o T o by i > = : all vespers. first without a rival; in bitches. Minnie | B. e St , C. Leonard, Stockton, | bane: in” to =:(-xx/}éq‘i1\'rd i‘;ffifi‘r"f»r?;&“ 2 g8 | In Corresponding With Any of the Following: At St. Mary’s Cathedral the regular | E received the first prize, no other ribbon | olusa e GamE e e e i E Please M “T " Sor ye R e Ghindy Foxhound_kennels, Champ. B=il who is accused of having caused the gs s irms Please Mention *“The Call. Sunday service with the omission of the | Deing awarded. Winnars, dogs—First, W. §. Kittle, San Fr M. J. Church, Oakdale, | 5. th of Miss S A. McCalmot. EX- e mon was held. At the i In open dogs, Sunol, second, should| T L8, (SORR, = e 3 PRk 3 'Reily, San Fran- | death of Miss Susan A. A - B B o g pent the high mass at| 0 OCcrtainty have been placed over e: reserve. J Fisher J tradition papers were issued and Dr. Or- ART GLASS, 20 gl 3 . Fathe g 0s B e beel C | s—First, H. P. 1 . | pen wer W e g i i officiated as celebrant, being assioiedopy | Pretender, the winner, who is flashy 100k- | &}omedn” Or eor e et —First, Mrs. A. F. Marsh, San | pen went back with Detective Maddern | §8 33 | California Art Glass, Bending and Cutting members of the clergy and &colytes. The | Ing but lacks in chest and hindquarters. | o Cueen £ | on the Mariposa. 8 7o do right. That is how we have suc- $3| Works, 103-108 Mission St.,cor. Spear. ltar and sanctuary decoration consisted | 1D open bitches, the famous Neilie Con-| ¥ IAN WOLFHOUNDS. | COCKER ~SPANIELS _(NOT OVER 2 | 3 b ""‘fi'h- o B uciness We ¢8| Embossing. Staining, Beveling. Wm. pure white artificial and * natural | Jov could net possibly have lost, though | ‘1 D e o v POUNDS) BLACK. ‘ The Passion Play. ‘; s G | _Schroeder, Pres. Telephone Main 86! flowers, and myria v s. The | Diana, third, might well have chang O A e Pupples, First, Mrs. G. C. Ralston, | «The Passi D lay " whic S5 FoTer. miSTeDERnCliL ty o & — FEw Ty Ty T eyend myrlads of yax candles. The | places’ with Mercy May, the second biteh, 'rgtor place, Riverside,’Cal., Czar- | oailan recond C. Teonara, Stoew. | The Passlon Play,” which has been a |/ misquote a price. If you have n = BELTING. :sually large. . 5 The winner’s prize fell to Skyball, and ‘1}1 f{, \\‘ "'\-;;““\»"’ 2 ton, Bitches—First, Mrs. | strons{ matinee attr ction at the !“‘ Wwin | 8 traded with us, give us a trial. Spe <« L. P. DEGEN Manufacturer of Belting and place serve instead of Pretender. rp s NN- Allen, Novice, d . Mrs. ) sented but a fe es more, as the fin b utton Shoes, cloth S ), coin or g | sion St., cor. Spear. Mai 2 | " In the winners, bitches, the fell < it - second, J. O fGonance Is to: tale. Dlaus maxt Mop- | 8 Ducon: Shoes elethar K1 o e, oa L O B | O e o, Main 56 J. C. STUBBS. rigntly. to Nelile: Conroy ““h!B el Open, , R. N. Allen, third, W, Pl Tight There will be matinees to-day, | g8 DSTTOW square toes and tips; will be of- cg | Ae Rubber Belting and Packing. =3 s e Rt eatrice | piverside County, Cal., Saladin second, R. N. D S iten night. There e matinees to-day, | §8 PATEOT SACRT BER A PO O esular DT e R ane The Passenger Rate Differences of | PRBSN IT5NE0nas were a small class, | Abe, RIversids: C4 2 racsic Joan er | Sunday and again on Monday, and I the | & price was 5250 ut as we have not all 83 PONERMAE the Western Roads No’, Yet | but select. The pupples were well judged, | len. Riverside. Cal, S merve, B N, Al- 3 cvegener, San | Gl laved for the last time, The play IS (g8 sizes, we concluded to close the lines gg - J. Brady’s Patent Adjusted Major, the first, being a typical hound. | len, Riverside County, Bt T ik ¢hird, David | shown with attractive realism, and éach gs out. A few pairs of tan cloth tofl at o DETACHABLE o € Thé sime may be said of tie blue-ribbor | BLOODHOUNDS. | Winders on, Cat.. Pittsburg Tommy: H. | Scene, exactly as presented at Oberam- | ., the same figure. = { MUD DRUM . C. Stubbs, third vice-president of the | PUPDY ch, nah. er competitors, = 5 €., Oakiand Cocker kennels, Oakland, Wood- mergau thrown upon the screen to the Great reduction In Spring-Heel Foot- . foriSte e Rt Southern Pactfic Company, returned from | (housh fair,’ were both inferior to her in | [ Limit, bitches/Tirst Mt Shasta JHeanels. | pine Prince. Bitches—First, H. A. Wegener, | accompaniment of musie or lecture. The wear, Mistes' and Children’s Tan Cloth gy e his Eastern trip Wednesday night. Mr. | ©yo” poobect- | Eruttvale, e oy Miide | san Fi i Peg Woffington. prices for next Mond: night will be the g8 . Top Button or Lace anufactured by Bk e a ght. Mr.| “1n” Borzols Russian wolfhounds, one | 5 A, Wegener, il at_the matinee: vin maow 8 EUREKA BOILER WORK hluy . ;k-" ed the l';lb{f hed report that | kennel of six was exhibited. Saladin, & |y, second. e g o el o2 A e had left to attend the meeting of the dog, received the tricolored winner's rib- | . ‘Champton Buckshot 11 s Champlon Viscount: third, W. o W. J. BRADY. Proprietor. Freight Trafic Bureau in Milwaukee. The | bon, a:éd Czarina, his litter sister, was | S A I L Clilupen Ban Frans as ouis Te ADVERTISEMENTS. s g3 | Bpecial Attention Psid to Bepi: and Ship Work. object of his trip was to attend eet- | Teserved. | rultvale. Cal, Ben Butler; reserve, S e S Sener, 4t e e e i ] 2 ing in St. Louis for the purpose 3fmrer(nl‘4 Bmkbrlxondlhlou“ds'bme Temone cusmpion D ‘r—;.;n"xl:{,r jnr‘w" ;’: r}—:fi‘!m Pedro. Bitche A healthy we- I 80 V_Zofhh 113»1“10 MISSSI(S)N el = . uckshot 1I was beaten by his own pup. = e o i oy g0 g elephone Main 5045. ganizing the Southwesterm Traffic As- v : 4 : CHESAPE/ “E BAY DOGS. | SFirst, egener, San Francisco, Pouy R s Tl , soclation of Texas. The meeting did not | Hemsr b’ Nite . aston. e e _ Open DUTIGCBER Renuin 0 Taners San e E AN T AR ‘,;‘:;LI,’:‘,‘ ook Hormer ' prices, 5 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. : t 5 : g | o ado) 5 | SPANIELS, N BL. 3 = = - . take place on account of lack of a awarded reserve. Winner<, biichés—First, Herman N. Lange, | dogs-First, H. A. Wegener, San | and Beauty are |33 b S s | THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS COMPANT, quorum and Mr. Stubbs immediately went | _One fair specimen of the Chesapeake | gan Francisco, Bessie. Colorado: second, S. B. E | twins that do not | g2 B b il v 1 to Chicago, to be present at a meeting of | Bay_was shown, the bitch Bessie receiv- POINTERS. | Stockton, Cal., Sydney H; third, E. G. | et ‘. 42 to 350 Geary Street, Above Powell, the executlve officers of the western | g first open and winne Pupples, dogs—First, William_Riny San | dell, Sad Frahcisco, Chan Tosy: BT E. 1. | D e s | ™o and thoTaceiflioss (A shit BAYE Periodicals, Books and Stationerys - i Pointers were a large entry. Mr. Bell's 5, Glendale; second, B. % McCutcheon, San Francisco, Coupon. Bitches or long K = roads, for the purpose of discussing the Francisco, g Plerce, | Cupid. I the | 88 Country orders solicited. < assenger rate reduction Inaugurated by | @ecisions in this class were above criti- | Berkeley, Van Dyke. —First, Mrs. E. G. Schmiedell, San Fran- | upid. It is the | Send for TTustostas Catal BOOKBINDERS. passenger, rate reduction inaugurated by | ofim, Glendale, In puppy dogs, was | - Novies, dogs, 5 pounds or over—First, E. H. | clsco. Viecountess: second, Thorahill kennels, | woman who enf- | & —— s J. B. MCINTYRE, Bag<tinderandPrinten, Tive at some amicable adjustment of the | Placed first over Van Dyke, exoglling the | Gladwin, Sen Francisco, Don Gy second, Ben- | Fryltate, Cov, Thomhil FUEFsounge rirat, fers fiom il health | g8 KATCHIN s|J b, MG Ees Tt es last-named ra ¢ aiq | latter in head and marking. & Jamin Y. Bron san Semtisso. s Dyke mity ool 52 y | as a result of weak- | B. SK[ differences. The railway did = hird, Lewis Herzog, San Francisco, Clff. | Oakside Kennels. San Francisco. Oakside Lady. F y & 5 d ative, fo - In novice dogs over 55 pounds, Don G| ! . s Ovep W = T *—Firs W S | o3 d disease | COPPERSMITH. not send a represent. , for the reason Bitches, 50 pounds or_over—First, Webster | Limit, dogs—First, H. A. Wegener, San Fran: v ness an it that J. M. Hill of the Northern Pacific | WaS an easy winner, between Duke of | Jones, San Francisco, Fannette. Dogs, under | cisco. Colorado: second, George H. Snell, Stosk- | - [ERE of the distinctly 8 PHILADELPHIA SHOE CO. 8 Joseph Fox, Supt. H. Blyth, Mgr, would not g0 to St. Louis to enter the| Iyrol and CUff was just a toss up for | 55 pounds—First, W. S. Tevis, Bakersfleld, Cal | fon, Cal., Cracker Jack: third, James Lake, San | feminine organ g8 o g8 | C. W. Smith, Ship Plumbing, Steamboat conference. ‘“The matter, said Mr. | Second place. ‘uba of Kenwood; second, Breldenstein Bros Francisco, Prince B. Bitches—First, H. A.| 3 ho leads 10 THlRD ST san F ‘ and Ship Work a Specialty, 16 and 18 Stubbs, *is now where it originally stood In novice bitches over 50 pounds Fan- | San Francisco, Christmas. Bitches, under Wegener, San Francisco, Tootsy W. | J/ ism, who leads a | 8 5 rancisco. $8| washington St. Telephone, Main 5641, and it does not appear as if there would | Nette was alone, and received the blue | (p_nli\nd‘s)‘:fel’:sl ey L. Donovan, Santa Rosa, | Open, dogs—First, H. A. Wegener, San Fran- | loveless and child- P —— al., ; Stockton. Champion . Roval ~Dandy: third, | Thornhill _Kennels, jtvale, Knight of Los | McNAB & SMITH, ¥ T TieCutéheon, San Fran. | power to be healthy and consequently at. Draymen, Mercantile Warehouse, Angeles: H. | elsco, Coupon: V. H. C.. E. G. Schmiedell, San | tractive, The main-spring of woman’s n: AT SA Stands—205 Davis St. and Corner Fifth Francisco. Chan Toey. Bitches—First, Swiss | gt (o M0 MG raEOnE O e eelt. RI 1 and Bluxome Sts. Telephone, Main 1872, Mountain Kennels, Germantown. Pa.. Banner ry Teilhy second. Mre. B G Schmiedell, San| When she suffers in that part of her organ- DRUGGISTS (WHOLESALE). be an early settlement of the difficulty. I | Tibbon. She is a decidedly good bitch, and | 3l Queen understand that the Canadian Pacific had | Would win out in good company. e R LG e R expressed a willingness to surrender the | The Lnglish setter class is one of the | guilivan, Menlo Park, Ashbury: second, W. § differentials enjoyed by them on freight | finest ever seen on this coast, but Judge | Tevis, Bakersfield, Cal.. Cuba of Kenwood traffic at the Milwaukee meeting, put | Bell's decisions were not quité as perfect | third, Kimball & Upson. Sacramento, Ca they evidently do not choose to do so in | S in some other breeds. Jack: reserve, F. P. Butler, San Francisco, Tegard to the passenger traffic, as their | ITish setters were a large and fairly | Jefferson. Bifches under 50 pounds—First. A in every woman’s | econd, Charles Kléin, San Fran: | cisco, Colorado: sccond, Mrs. J.'E. Doak, less life. It is | g NN NNE RSN NRN S DRAYAGE. | | imply. 1 am unabie to state what the | e i3 mplon emo | "“Open, dogs under Ibs.—First, Lucas & |nels, Germantown. Pa.. Banner Trilby: reserve, | p. lapg i Sl ition | R 19 son Sts. Tel. — outcome will be, and I feel that my trip | 1I captured the winners’ prize, the reserve | qivin, Kafael, Cal., Aleck C: second, 7. | Mrs. Adair, San Frandisco. Lassle Jean. | her face, and reflected in her dispesition | SH AN was somewhat barren of result.” going to Jesse Moore Whisky. The| V. Suliivan, Ashbury; third, W. S. Tevis, Ba-i COLLIE | and temper. ! o ERESHAND SAERMENES. jhobimans Mg b }Alohlels were ]nrgpzxr"l_\' served with Lady | kersfield, Cal., C nroelleo first and Champion Lightning re- | Kimball & Upson, § CAMPBELL'S SUCCESSOR. serve. 8 T | e e e, Batier. b _of Kenwood: reserv Pupples. dogs—First, 0. J. Albee, Lawrence, | It is_easy for a woman to be well and I amentt: Cal., Jack; Alto Clifton Jr;+gecond, Creling & Keat- | strong in a womanly way. Dr. Pierce’s Fa« an Francisco, Jefferson. | ing’ Pleasanton, Cal., Verona Captive: third, | vorite Prescription acts directly upon the | 7] Shippts | HISTORY, SCIENCE, ART, TRAVELS, BI- | JAS. BOYES & C0., Clayy n‘fel‘.lunxacahxruior OGRAPHY, FICTION, THEOLOGY, == LITERATURE OF ALL HARDWARE. In Gordon setters the winner was Dick | Bitchés under 50 Ibs.—First, Yosemite kennels. | Rancho. Beon Stewart & Son. A : | The Nephew of the Late Jurist Enters | I1l, who should, however, most certainly | Jamestown, Cal., Pattl Croxteth. C: second. | mas. Cal. Saizhters. resorve,. William - Letts | important and delicate organs that consti- KINDS. |PALACE Hardware Co., Importers & Dealers 5 have ylelded pride of place to Major II,| A. B. Truman, 'San Francisco, Cricket of | Otiver, Oakiand, Don Juan: V. H. C.. Dr. H. | tute womanhood. It makes them strong | RARE OPPORTUNITY. in Hardware, 603 Market. Tel. Main 752, Flie Bave who 13« far better dog, with more typé et . o vor Rirst ki | G Bromn: San Tose, Cal. Clitfon & Bitches - | and healthy. It allays inflammation, heals | No Reasonable Offer - efused. - e - Archibald Campbell, nephew of the late | and character. s Barker, San Francisco, Jos. D: second, Lucas |'Gi. aimed’ As Groom. Sausalito. Cal,, Galety | plceration, soothes pain and gives the tor- | ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY, Seventh and . TRON FOUNDERS. Judge Campbell, is the latest candidate e bitch Jewell was rightly adjudged | g"Caivin, San Rafael, Cal, Whiskers. Bitches | Car Snadeian aoman o > % " | tured nerves rest and tone, It prepares for Market, Western Foundry, Morton & Hedley, Props.e in the field for the place vacated by the ' W'Rer over Belle M resecve | | —g ine o over First. George Neale. Sacra- | “Nivics, doss—Piret, Verona kennels, San | Wifehood and motherhood. Taken during | Must Be Sold Out by June L 1805 234 Fremont ST, Castings of Every De- hcensed Surist. Arehler as he Is Tamil | prone Beld trial prise (cll to Aleck C, who | mencs Cal, Queen X fecond, Lucas & Galvin: | weancices, “Vrona Apprabadien; second. 0. 3. | fhe expectant period it banishes the usual | Scription Made to Order. Tel. Black 1508. farly known, has & host of frfends who the bitches Countess K should have re-| M. Quigley, San Francisco, Flora: reserve, H. | aienell Son Fraozen . candy He reerve, | discomforts, makes the coming of b‘bi[ FOR BARBERS, BAK- PAPER DEALERS., are striving hard to have the Supervisors ceived first, being a better bitch than the | C. Goicher, San Francisco. Beumh. Mre. 3. C. Berret. San_Jose, Cal, Bonnie | €asy aud painless, and insures the health | ers, bootblacks, bath- PULP AND PAPER CO. appoint him his uncle’s successor. At- Much vaunted Peach Mark, who is greatly | Winners, dogs, % Ibs or oyer-First Lucas | nuie; V. H. C._j. B. Eliot, ‘San Francisco, | of the newcomer. Thousands of women |, Bouses, " biiard-tables WILLAM 722 Montgomery Street. overrated. alvin, S - O8l.; i Teserve, | oo ' Bitches First, Verona kennels, San | have said so. All good druggists sell it. e o Y afidrie, - paper PIANOS, Mogani, Spinet ged Cawigen are T. V. Sullivan, Menio Park, Cal, Ashbury. e Bitches — First, George Neale, Sacramento, Francisco, Verona Artistic; second O. J. Al- the fight, and each is confident | 150 W $ 2 A . ber. n Maloney was rightly placed ve, W bee. Lawrence, Cal., Queen’s Bountv: third, of victory. v Cal., Queen reserve, ‘ebster Jones, San Montg: F olseo, Zoe. nds of Archie Campbell claim | Jinner of the dogs and Belle March of the | Francisco, Fannette. Dogs under 55 Ibs.—First, | M{nen Goess il SaR Franclseo, g San | the good your medicines have done me. I truly The dos kennels. s Al Barker. Fast San Jose, Cgl, Joe D. Bitches ISt o Bt second. Warona | believe. that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Irish water spaniels were few in num- ccep! 3 *“ Please a¢ t my thanks," writes Mrs. wd | hangers, printers, painters, shoe factories, Pearce, of Stoutsville, Fairfield Co., Ohio, * for | stablemen, tar-roofers, tanners, tailors, etc. The Oldest Firm and Largest Stock. BUCHANAN BROS., PIANO and MUSIC STORE, Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento St. KOHLER & CHASE’ he is inently qualified to fill the posi- > v Francisco. Vi " and on account of his relationship | (% f°d spaniels Rondo won out easily | “First, Ney L. Donovan, Santa Rosa. Cal. |qcennels, San Francisco, Verona Approbation: | saved myife. it is a sure and certain cure for to the late Judge should be given the | WeroShown: 83, ches | Queen. ENGLISH SETTERS, {hird, dohn T Mitcnel, San Franciseo, Sandy | - female troubles. I am hasin fect health. 28 and 20 O'Farrell St. Rice. B | yéocker spaniels made powertul show- | _Puppies, dogs—First, A, Decourtieus, San| ciicn: Verina ot Bras:. fecond. Vecona L T R WONG W00, A corps of expert tuners and repatrers. , but were much of a sameness. Francisco, Spot Cash: second. R. ardl- | kennels, San Franeisco, Heather Molly: third, Sovali Jennie Kean Scores a Point. [ i black -dogs. ‘under twenty-elght | ner, East Oukiand, Cil. Val Mark “Bitcher | Verora kenneln, SorPranciscs, | Veruoa Ar- | band Every lavalid lady shogl take Doctle CHINESE TEA AND HERB o, REAL ESTATE. The ct f assault with a deadl unds, Dufferin Pastime was ri *| First, Max , San Fra v y V; | tistic. Plerce | . H. E - ‘ wewwn:xnflrrfri‘rer e Teans ‘Bnrboad proy. udged ‘winner over Pedro, rggervgemfi ?}?e second, T. Geddes. San Francisco. Whits | Open. dogs—First, Verona kennels, San Fran- | ical Discovery. 5 SANITARIUM, REAL ESTATE.- RENT COLLECTORS. apon p ¥ S > itches, Polly Pastime captured the red. | YiDES G; third, Albert Betz, San Francisco, | cisco, Verona Braw Scot; second, Verona ken- One line ina good, practical, home med- 76468 CLAY ST., San Franciseo,0sl. General Auctioneers. 14 Montgomery st prietor of the Spanish-American Hotel on | whit"7na bive €d, | Merry Heart. nels.' San Francisco, Verona Approbation: | jcal book will sometimes save a life. Dr, % Geary street, against Miss Jennle Kean,| & In > Novice, dogs—First, John J. Dougherty, San | third, John L. Mitcheil, San Francisco, Sandy | p: ), i 7} M H All diseases cured exclusive- SOAP. ¥ ., bitches, others than black, und = R: A, Wil - 3 Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is 2 OD6 Bt N ek e o et PR e IR . er | Francisco, Keystone R: second, Willlam ' Lar- [ H; V. H. C., Verona kennels. San Francisco, iy . | 1y" by ‘Chinese herbs. over 30 | 6 B LUCY & C0,, 12, California _street, le of his roomers, dismiss y | twenty-eight pounds, Banner Trilby beat| sen, San Francisco, Monterey; third, S. H. | Border Lad: reserve, O. J. Albee, Lawrence, | the best book of that description published. | varieties being used. ADVICE | U, K. vy room 37. Tel. Main 1661, Jg&g‘e Low )%sle.r 1' qu tlereh:du no | Lassie Jean for the winners' prize, the | Fishbeck, Alameda, Cal, Roy F. Bitches— | Cal.. Mafor Welton. Bitches—First, Verona | Over a million women own copies and | FREE. Hours, 9:30 to 11 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7to —— P evidence to show that Jennie done | latter receiving reserve. First, W. M. Fitzsimmons, Oakiand, Queen | kenriels, San Franeisco, Verona Bonnie Brae: | thousands of them have written testifying | 9 b- m- STATIONER AND PRINTER. [} anything but exhibit the hatchet in a| The only kicker was Dr. Ed Dial of Bess; second, W. B. Coutfs, Kenwood, Cal., | second, Vi s Franclsco, threatening manner. She was Imme-| Luis Obispo, who claimed that e, g:fi Hope's Lills third, C. M. Fisher. San’ Fran: | Heathér Moie: thisd Verona kennets, San diately arrested on a charfe of malicious | was not judging strictly according to | Cisco, Queenie: reserve, A. C. Hughill, Ala-| Francisco, Verona_Artistic. and will be given away FREE. If you want W. T. H SS mischief for bren_klngdln tl he door of her stmdnrd.B mede, Caly Fawn wg: TG, S Jowepli Bhep- Jinners, . Sose— et Verans Keonale San | a -covered copy, send 21 ome-cent| yon.pu PUBLIC AND A’ m!-A; LAW, WAREHOUSEMEN. room, and was released on her own recog- | J. W. Burrell judged the collles with | *pf., 528 Franciscor MUISHR-L | piegq. | Francisco, Verona Braw Scot; reserve. Verona wfi*“}m‘h“’f"fm““"t" 210 | renth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Blag. | THE HASLETT WAREHOUSE CO., LY. Fe kennels, San Fran - Ve Al bation. nizance. : great discernment. Alto Clifton won in | g imi ¢ Joss Firet, Calamity. ) Sollivain, afen Bitches—Firat, Vorone Kennels, San’ Francisco, ‘m;l)‘ m{hfi:‘;‘" Gl by o | Eorwaratzg Awents and Public Welghars. & Ips. California sy - S e ; cl { i - A A to its great value. A new edition is ready Teieeraphle pA RTRIDGE, 398, catv uppy dogs, beating Verona Captive in & tonio: third, rona . reserve, Verona kennels, General Storage. _ 7~ our 81 eyegiasses. 710 Market & 11 Geary., PRy and coat. The other competitors m w&.‘& Kmrldlnnc:llfi; <L g:n mm g’n‘:fiu uu-ii: General office, 210 California st. Tel. Main 1914