The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 27, 1898, Page 5

tockwell made his reapgfnrnnce he was THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 189s. 5 PYTTT I ‘ & ; Steamer San Mateo and reports that on lepectively. which they created then, When ADVERTISEMENTS. EUNV'NEED THAT December 2 at 2:15 p. m., in latitude 34 - aaaend = : Mrs. Emma Cook, P.; Julla Grasso, fcLaughlin and Minerva Mitchell, V. | McLaughlin, R. S.; Marfe Grillo, | ;M Glllick, T.; Della Gillick, M.} odman, Albina’ Guilliani and Mary W deg. 15 min. north, longitude 120 deg. 04 greeted with applause. His portraval of | | mi%n west, passed steamer Alcatraz with the character of the local Pooh Bah has | | broken shuft. Steamer Alcazailr lleét here }ost none oé i}zla quumdh:n‘}:gofnsn%oesfttec’;‘ ' Q. 1 Y . m. to tow the Alcatraz 'veness, an e proves of Shasta, N. D. G. W., has | }‘x’; l%s&g}:‘rgfls&seflher moderate when himself. George Osbourne had not much e, o fnoe Leme the Alcatraz was spoken by the San to do as the bank president, but he did it BT R 8 Mo | Mateo. well. Danfel Halifax, as the representa- ¥ Touise ' Litsch, Cynthia | rom San Framcisco to where the Al- ] tive’ American country boy, made quite Crum and Carrie King, trustees. Unity Lodge No. 131, 1. 0. O. F., has elected 3 N C.'R. Tatcher, noble 3 vice grand; George P. 1, recording secretary; S. G. Cheever, | cretary; George W. Le | nt, treas- hit, and Francis Yale as Ned Olcott was excellent. Mrs. F. M. Bates was a genuine spitetul old 'maid, and Laura | rews was charming as the imnulsive | young miss. Gertrude Foster made her Teappearance as the school ma'am and catraz was spoken is about 300 miles, and as the steamer s only a good eight-knot oat she must have had a gale of wind be- hind her to reach the spot where she was spoken in the time given. When she broke her shaft is not known, but the chances o THE TIMEPIECE THEY ARE GOOD R S Ernest | are that it snapped soon after she left met with a_cordial reception. PR { > Dost and got ints the nor wester. In that Hastings had ‘o look pleazant and make Dined and Danced. event Captain Carlson must have spread lo‘\}r’eé and thsz suc(‘ee(.ie“ a&]:::‘x;:e!. Ine Solution of a Mysteri-| The annual Christmas dinner and dance | sail and have run before it. other parts were well s 4 Rapidly Carried South | & 4 5 e e ot pone| The Best That West glay is a mixture of pathos and genuine given by the Occidental to its guests and umor, and the scenes lifelike and inter- 7 i Lobos was there any indication of a d. their friends last evening was a most i i esting. The school children sang ‘“‘Listen B g ifvi = | by a N W storm, outside of an unpusually high ba. ver anded. 3 i 3 n ous UrbiarY- | gratifying success to both the man- | : orthwester. rometer. In the morning the wind was to the Cricket's Song” so well that the agement of the el and those who par- blowing seven miles an hour from the were encored and sang “Don’'t You Hear SICK HEADACHE Bt ticipated. The decorations were in keep- R northwest, while at Point Lobos it blew Dem Bells. Ha shes music. ing . Vi | i CRIME OF A YOUNG MAN adinner it playea s ef i DIED IN A PRISON CELL | Brdisey of fe*dias™h From Nanaimo, | CARROLL JOHNSON’S NEW RAG | sfies Nance O'Neil's performance of | Positively cured by these x“;‘a;)m r.i.m“m : ”n_uv vy |,n, C., the Andrada in from Antwerp, the “Magda,” which was reviewed in yester- ACCUSED OF HAVING ROBBED ancing was kept up until and fully 2 HARRY POND PASSES AWAY ON Francisco Ciampa from Swansea, while at dusk two or three more square-riggers had put in an appearance. The Francisco Ciampa made the record THE BIG FAREWELL PRODUC- day’s Call, attracted an immense audi-| ence at the California last night. “Mag- da” is the bill for to-night and to-morrow Little Pills, ; ‘They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, | | 5 = i , Dlght, On Thursday, Friday and Satur- Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- HIS FATHER. s | CHRISTMAS DAY. e TION: ALSNCROEIOE: dad, nights “Guy Manhering” will be Iven fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- Danish Christmas Festivities. | AL | Hall, now out 177 days from the same with Miss O'Nell as Meg Merriles. “In- Steals His Watch in Order to Raise A Christmas tree festival and ball was the Denmark Branch Ferry Steamer Bay City Being Turned ort, had to put into Rio de Janeiro on eptember 3 with her decks damaged and her boats swept away; the Routenburn, “A Midnight Bell” at the Alcazar. gomar” is for Saturday matinee, and the engagement closes with the Sunday night performance of “Oliver Twist.” ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They — | 1s. Purely Vegetable. B Roolet Datlasak 174 days out, put into Rio the day befora | Regulate the Bowe! getable. Money to Play the Ponies. . u :‘ly:;lt\} xmrlh)r‘x of Into a Modern Boat—Whalers the Eaton Hall with “{;’" cargo shifted lzmd “Coon tiollow’’ at the Comedy. New Comedy. small Pill Small Dose S A ed of vocal and + the Drumcralg, 15 days out, put into ville at the omedy Theater . a He Vigorously Denies o \m)‘ fl”:'fl.\‘f! Getting Ready for the Svakohama on She Uthl'"‘?:f dThe “"3”“},“ Yam:erphe la'r‘l};h:a;og:;z:z;hceoocn Ho]faw" ol small Price. i in | 3 came from Antwerp in ays and she um. . " e T O the Charge. i Spring Opening beats the ship Wallacetown, now out 183 h scribed in the playbills as “an .dyl of | | days. On October 19 the Wallacetown put Tennessee.” The plot abounds in sensa- | AMUSEMENTS. T | F into Coquimbo dnmaged.h t:lona.l tlcenes an? flxttl‘lres. rgO{!}:enst)é&a%V: e | Sergeant Flanders of the Harbor Police the cotton press in action an - that the re Singing Society will give| A Sunday calm prevalled on the water | was treated to a very disagreeable sur-| It has been the fashion lately to run | boat race. Buck and wing t;lanfersiand a COLUMB'A THEATER not en s celebration at Turn Verein | front yesterday. From Melggs whart to | prise vesterday morning. When he went | gown the modern minstrel show with Pflc:(anxnny band ::‘o_l 1‘1’1“{?1:‘ ixasyastc gen- Aol i Curk street, .on next Saturday | the Mail dock the only vessel at anchor | o wake up the prisoners In order to send | " 10" onq. satins and sumptuous | °F1 COmPany appe s THIS A ball ‘will follow. the Soncert Inithe hy mes l;}“e g::';’":_:’e:éds's“‘;?e" that one of them was dead. Harry Pond | scenery and hark back longingly to the Orpheum. | THE WEEK ! nt evening’s ement is r, while the steamers ailing | was an Englishman, who came to this 3 few old clothes and he Orpheum BIGGEST! sured. The o 't programm Selec- | vi y v G | % i old days when a fe t The Christmas bill at the Orpheum . Ak ure e concert pr mim elec |V els tied up at the wharves were 1dle,’ country to make & fortune many years burnt corks and a camp-meeting song | served to draw packed houses at matinee THE oo Semtie ) oy oy S or two and a bunch of spontaneous |and evening performances. The star at- yyvewrests || WILLIAM H. e sy jests made the greatest darktown en- | traction among the new people is by rpyp a diamond sses stolen. , and after getting a de-| stotlen property he visited of the alleged burglary. After xamination he falled to dis- re burglars had gained an | oting something wrong, he closely | ned the members of the family, s unable to obtain a sausraclory‘ of the alleged crime. the afternoon Leo Lederer in- his father that he had found a | ket for the stolen watch under | e claiming that the burglar, be- | g conscience stricken had placed it | 5. He asked his father for $34, the | which was loaned on the watch,} it 1 he would v had been 1 derer gave him the pawnshop and redeem It. | the emount, and | me afterward the young man | ed with the stolen timepiece. This s not reported to the police. tertainment or earth. Particularly in San Francisco comparison of this sort has been popularly odious. Where else but in San Francisco—with its memo- ries of Billy Emerson, Charlie Reed, Carroll Johnson and a host of valuable others—is the minstrel show so well known? We have watched it from the cradle to the grave; seen it thrive in the early days 'of genius unadorned and languish in the rich vestments of mod- ernity. Rich dry goods are the last es- sentlal of good minstrels. In minstrels as in vaudeville it is seldom that precious scenery and clothes are wedded with good entertainment. 8o it is doubly gratifying to find that under all the gaudy paraphernalia of W. H. West’'s Big Minstrel Jubilee, which opened at the Columbia yesterday, there is a show full of first rate tune, motion and color. Certainly we have never heard better minstrel singing in far Mons. and Mme. Rofix, who do one of the greatest ‘“strong’ acts ever seen in this city. The way Mons. Rofix jug- gles with a 250 pound cannon, a plano at which a woman is seated, and like trifles, is enough. to make the average athlete turn green with envy. His particular | forte is balancing these heavy-weights on | his chin. Riley and Hughes have been | seen here be¥0 but their black-face comedy is clever enough to be seen again, and then they have some new material. Pilar Morin, Rose Eytinge and Clement Bainbridge appeared with only fair suc- cess in a farce by Augustas Thomas en-| titled “That Overcoat.” George Fuller Golden is as great a favorite as ever, and Julius P. Witmark has new songs, and the Rappo sisters have a new dance. The Tivoli. At the Tivoll the big holiday spectacle “The Yellow Dwarf” has done a tremen- dous business during the Holidays. A sec- ond edition is announced, and the piece promises to pack the house for several weeks to come. The Chutes. WARMEST ! HE WEST'S o BIG MINSTREL THEM ALL: i fi!UB".EE! —NEXT MONDAY— WILLIE COLLIER In “THE MAN FROM MEXICO." fifgmlq THEATER. ——THIS WEEK ONLY, The Young American Tragedienne, NANCE O’NEIL, And an Augmented Company. To-night and Wednesday—Last Times, MAGDA d Detective Crockett again all its variety than that which makes| Both performances at the Chutes Free | v } g to make an- up nearly all of the first part of this | Theater were packed yesterday, and the Thitaas. Briday sndEatitaay Bdnige g premises. To show. It is, in my experience at least, was told that the watch Crockett subsequent- | v the same the best on record. The second part is by no means bad, but with the Orpheum ment of the' songs, orchestral and new programme went with a snap and | dash from beginning to end. Forman and | “‘GUY MANNERING.’ First Appearance Here of Miss O'Neil as Meg ol banjo players, gave Merrilies. oking establishment 5 " | Howlett, excellent ba o8 “IN . Be! eavi d 3] ouza's ‘‘Stars { St = — — Bkl 1 escripiion ot | been overfed on good vaudeville. But | Freada, the extraordinary whiriwind bt also obtained his signature. | the first part ¢f Mr. West's opulent en- | dancer, gyrated in one direction for nearly « the pzm’r hop he compared tertainment is the very limit—especially ah Qémrter nhf anmrlxgux;ihgr‘ngm’gtrm;;“‘%é :TIVOLI OPERA'HOUSE. the s with that of the mar o i - | shadowgrapher st, | t watch and was convin In the matter of singing. The arrange- | 8E8 0 Ve Sinment. Harry Constantine, | Mrs. Emestine Kreling, Proprietor and Mer. re- written wnbrok choral, is nothing short of art and the songsters—well, if you don’t like these a female impersonator, and formerly a shining light with Haverly, gave some good toe dances, and Merritt and Carlisle THIS EVENING! iimed that : you won't like ‘any, for they are the |introduced the inevitable cake walk. A.| ,p o CCESSFUL HOLIDAY SPECTACLE ¥ Saturday best in the business. L. Rohrer's new songs, with moving pic- eeisgly: i iodi BROKE DOWN ON CHRISTMAS DAY, |00 the tambo end of the rambow s | ires, were s, o . it, as he wanted | our old friend Carroll Johnson, as hap- Olympia b i , handsome 'and graceful as of yore, convinced that The steam schooner Alcatraz left here on Saturday morning for southern ports. Shortly after getting | PY, hai I 1 h od holiday bill in ] 1‘133: dv\x;:;v!‘x'! ;.Llnd under way her shaft broke, and Captain Carlson had to run under sail before a northwester. Christmas after- fifise“ti,‘é‘tfim}’,i"b"y" t?.i‘l:,‘:"fi,;;afie&?é Lx:ao.‘sy;\:gm, ci;tzrgfimlst: Kefly and s0_that | conveniently be| R1oon the Alcatraz was spoken off Santa Barbara by the collier San Mateo. The steamer Alcazar has gone to the |the week is over. This song, which is | Violette in “coon” R Soncty e A Delight for Young and Old! itiie ,\,‘a{’i‘ ‘r,"“i‘f'd~”;~1fla !.-‘nan v s:;j assistance of the disabled vessel. called “I'm Sorry, Mr. Jackson, but I've | Singing soubrette, and the & & MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 P. M. tihe b ered the latter declare. boy w innocent the desk, could not get his name, but Of- Got to .nrow You Down,” is the real sisters. SPECIAL MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY, Vo not 'w ke o fancy coon article, a seductive rag Thursday’s Symphony. Monday, January 2d, 1899. : tion from ‘‘Bohemlan Girl" (Balfe), or-the officers and crews being scattered over | ago. Instead of gaining wealth he lost | With an insinuating refrain and & slow | ;v /oxt of the symphony concerts | POPULAR PRICES... - chestra; ‘“‘Angdats: song on board | the city enjoying a run ashore and Christ- | What little he mfi and gradually went | Syncopated stride, and when Mr. John- Thursday at 8:15 o'clock in | oN: B.—A reserved seat for the Matinee Z5c. WILL LAUGH AT FATE steamer (Linblad), Swedish Singing So- | pre G &% from bad to worse, until he was a common | son turns himself loose on it it is simply | t2kes place Thursday E Our Telephone, Bush §. Secure your seats in - clety; selection, Bdward Boyse: selec- |38 Cheer: = o0 o | drunk, doing odds and ends along the | irresistible. After this one he sings |the Orpheum. s Thirteen Allegorical Fi ions, members of the Columblan_ Zither 3 . 3 front for a living. On Christmas night he | his last season’s masterpi n The first part of the programme com- 4 gorical Figures to Pre- | Club; comical songs in costume, C. Hild- | Off the coast the indications are that it | was found dead drunk on East street b Honolulu Lad: Tt b prises Beethoven's ‘‘Leonora’” overture side at a Friday Dinner of the |ing: ‘“Sangfoglarne’ “The Song Bird [is blowing = northwester. | Officers Callahan and C. H. Hall and with | Honolulu Lady,” and “Take Your Pres- | Brised Hoeyaraqil v CROCe o eyme Press Club. | (Linblag), Swedish Singing Soclefy: ster.| The steam schooner Alcatraz had the | much dnficul% they took him to the po- | €DtS B%C& :llh apologies to the audi- "‘:";ny ‘“’m T Meadsissihns Wovis Tat . | eopticon ' views, representing beautifu | lice station. Officer Mah ence. But the apologies are not neces- | P > S AR ot in(enfls‘; O SnendE e | full benefit of the storm, for she literally aher, who was on 8! o 113} I otobabIE the MoKt vop h at superstition and give old | Thirteen a fright from which it | —_————————— Festival and Installation. | flew down the coast. | Saturday morning she was spoken at 2 Leaving here on :15 ficer Manning, who took the next watch, succeeded in awakening Pond suficient- sary. Mr. Johnson can still lure the real essence from the old hits and he ular. The first thought of this symphony seems to have occurred to the composer 10 u hasn’t half enough verses to fit the ap- V] V] z p. m. on Christmas day thirteen miles |ly to get his n d > ap- | in 1829, during a visit to Scotland, where 2 ver recover, just to show that des-| A festival and public Installation | west-southwest one-quarter west of San- | Manning aiso supplied him Seite o rie | Plause. he heard a competition of Highland | SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY-MONDAY. t and thirteen are far apart. | of officers will be held in Social Hall | ta Barbara, with her shaft broken. The | Ket, and rolling himself in it Pond went |, Lhen there is Richard J. Jose, incon- | pipers. The work was planned and part- drl::rq&ecz, lnnny Z'rn‘t. 25c; Balcony, 10c; Chil- 1ue dinner has Alcazar building, to-night. The proceeds | dispatch received by the Merchants' Ex- | tO sleep on a bench. When Sergeant Flan- | testably the champion heavyweight |1y written at Rome in 1331, but it was not ey ble and preside | Cheerful dissertations | ‘graves, worms and_epi- allegorical thirteen, Mor- finite wit and melodious alled upon to indulge the | is promised. There will be food the mortals of the present whose will be devoted to the widows and phans’ fund of Hannibal Lodge No. 1L or- change telling of the mishap is as follo; | Port Los Angeles, December 26—Arrived— | H+0+0+0+0+0004040404040+0+06040+0+0+0+0e0+0040+0e0-f PETE THE SNORER. gcrs arrived the unfortunate was dead, A aving passed away without a struggle. doctor was called in from the Harbor Receiving Hospital, but it was useless 1r;)ul‘IeA Passengers by the narrow-gauge rou will not know the steamer Bale Clsty Wohél: she goes Into commission again. She is the restaurant and barroom are to be and Captains Leale and Bradley say that when the Bay City goes on the run again counter tenor, who warbles a brace of sentimental lyrics and leads a nicely balanced octet in a shapely choral ar- rangement of Mascagni’'s “Intermezzo,"” and Clement Stuart, a tenor of English export, who sings in a sweet, easy voice *“That Grand Old Song,” an ingeniously barytone of a romantic disposition who the usual, broadly and grotesquely completed until 1842, when the composer was residing at Berlin. It consists of four movements, which are directed to be played without the customary pause between then, making, therefore, one con- tinuous work. The Wagnerian selections, which will form the second part of the programme, follows: ‘Waldweben,” from “Magic Fire” music from “Die Walkure.” recitals at Metropolitan Hall next week NS. AND MME. ROFIX, World's Greatest Chin Balancer. PILAR MORIN, ROSE _EYTINGE AND CLEMENT BAINBRIDGE, In the Roaring Farce, “THAT OVERCOAT.” GEORGE FULLER GOLDEN, ‘‘Casey's now on the ways at Oakland Pot constructed ballad, in whi “ g = bour afte he Sults s i oint, and allad, in which the “Sua- | & g " w " plan C 5 - y. 80 there is a sturdy | ““Abschied on Bruenhilde’ and the THE ¥ - r, a pleasing and romantic ns are to be remodeled, while downstairs THE THREE LUKI Acroba 2 s, MERKELL SISTERS, Equilibrists. 1 s made model. tells why he loves her still. And on - : o sefection In the grewsome discourse An A d t t Lod Wh H new walking fgaé‘m;’; 1:(011':,% pmh}}f tfi: bones extreme of the rainbow is T:)}:: The Rosenthal Recitals. e fgures from the past and food for | ttendant at a ge 0 as cngines will be thoroughly overhauled, | Lewis, an end man altogether out of | The sale of seats for the Rosenthal GOPERA MOROSCO’S GRAND HOUSE e 0 P 3 et ’ ical and shinin iall; v g . Sy R DE R B N B I d P N h M y comi & especially in paro- | will begin at Sherman, Clay & Co.’s this ALTER MOROSC i thoughts turn more ‘toward Epleurus | ever Been Initiated—Pays Neither el b Sicond to nothing on the bay. | dies on well-known songs. Usually it | morning at 9 o'clock. There bromises to RO e Uit * being induced by an ominous “13.” ues or ssessments. the sprink obentas ,?,"UF;‘,&{‘;%‘;:&‘?Y 08 | pense of the sentimental r%:llad,e Bk The Fighting Maoris. s il e b g —_— e = MRS. BOTKIN’S TRIAL. To Be Resumed This Morning Before Judge Carroll Cook—Will Close Soon. i F. LOWELL of this city, well J known in several of the frater- 1 nal socleties, is the owner of a dog, a cross between a bull and a pointer, not a very handsome spec- imen of the canine race, but re- commences to bark, as if to remind him that it is time to go to lodge. When the master leaves Pete fol- Jows, and when the lodgeroom {s reached the master ves the usual rap and the password which entitles him to admission. Pete remains out- Pacific Steam Whaling Company’'s are all being overhauled atpthg Al!‘cet?g Oil Works, while Roth, Blum & Co.’s are being got ready In Oakland Creek. The Gayhead is being fitted out at Howard- street wharf, and Captain Foley will again take her out. The Andrew Hicks, Mr. Lewis saves him the trouble and does the job twice as effectively. Mr. West thrones it in the middle and is still the most Chesterfieldian inter- locutor in the profession. He still revels in his old hobby. the drill, and the per- Some 300 Maoris were shut up in In- trenchments at a place called Orakaw. ‘Without food, except a few raw potatoes, without water, pounded at by artillery and under a hail of rifle bullets and hand grenades, unsuccessfully assaulted no less Farewell Performances of ——THE MOROSCO STOCK COMPANY—— ThflWhitBNSquadrun y Captain Shorey, wiil follow tk g formance is closed by a “Rememb hey held ) o2 g 2 side, but no soone e dol P w the Gayhead. " mber the | than five times, they held out for three The trial of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin will | LR :ora(rchless ;v';(h dfi; The Mermald, that went to Kotzebue | Maine” scene in which that ill-fated | days, completely surrounded. _eneral| Next Week—Engagement Extraordinary—the be resumed this morning before Judge | v at the door and when the Sound with gold hunters last spring, is | vessel is the background for a marine | Caméron humanely sent a flag of truce, | Great Carroll Cools: aid! with 5o AGRckiTmIn D e ol Leaudswhen the going whaling, and Captain Gifford will | corps drill which Mr. West leads in the | {nViting them to surrender honorably. To HI H be in the hands of the jury some time | Pats 1nbke Tn Rt AL Z1ves Th oAt ¢ommand her. Captain James McKenna's | uniform and features of Captain i ThF Ahes uieds EOE G1e | oo raply 1 ENRY MINSTRELS on Miiraiby. The e rlNENCa o0 B R batlk. - The snunsli has evidentlyibes friends are rallying around him, and the | bee, The rest of the ¥ 8- | “Enough! We fight right on, forever!” Lt the Regular Prices, ecotioitIn rabuttal Wl he G ATET HY0s aware that a knook snd & chances are that he will go out again in a4 £ 1. second part is|mThen the general offered to let the women 10c, Ze and 50c. fhoFitig The OhIEr T 10 EelbEoUgET word is necessary to gain ad- command of the Fearless. made up of fairly good vaudeville turns, | come out, and_the answer was: “The Matinees Saturday and Sunday. pariedl HN e e e B T mittance, and he does, as near as Captain B. Cogan’s many friends will be | M- Lewis and Charles M. Ernest in a | women will fight as we!” At length, on i 7 he can, what his master does. e C+0S0S0S 00 0S0SOSOS0S0S0S0S0S IS0 glad to hear that he will be out and about been in Bureks in July, 1897, and could D b Bt n R ehe e b e ]tlffflveslg' co;lt;lbuttlnz the best, but the | the afternoon of thhe Lbird day, the garri. 5 o v, 1897, | “hen t oor is opened he passes aga n a shor ime. very difficul e and melody of the sh son in a bo charged at quick march have mailed a letter postmarked in this | in and makes a circuit of the lodge- operation was performed on him by Dr. | first part. In fact never s?rfgealrierh{vtezi Hent “ehronan the Emiish dines, tany | COMEDY THEATER. city. 1t will be shown that every steamer | Toom, and if he finds a chair behind § | G. Childs Macdonald at St. Mary's Hos- | first brought his spectacular gent umplngiover the Haty 08 che muicfithe ; SR sy s e U g L on_ the(CushicHen scdt sila remaing ark Alaska out bank, Half of them fell; the remainder The Beautiful Comedy Drama, i of the steamer at t this city. The arguments in the case wil be made by Attorney General White and District Attorney Hosmer for the State and_ by 3 Knight and Senator Frank Mc- Gowan for the defense. It is not expect- the arguments on either side will a great length of time. The is- is thought, have been clearly e Postoffice In it drawn, and it will not take long to dispose of them. i g SUFFERERS FROM THE rIRE. A Benefit at the Alcazar for Waiters Who Lost All at the Baldwin. The Pacific Coast Walters’ Association | has conceived a plan to materially assist some of it members who lost all their markable from the fact that he is generally as white as snow, having but two black marks on his body, > one a small black circle around the right eye, and the other his snout. another peculi- who s entitled to occupy it; but should the official remain absent dur- ing the session Pete retains his po- sition, and as a rule sits on his for another trip to Kotzebue Soun which he will Bo whaling. A prate o ter from John D. Tallant, the banker, says tgatlgoodl p{uspecfi have been dis: overed since last reports on Z land and Kubuck ;lv’;im the Pk ohn Curtin an omas Ryder arrested by Officers McGrath {nd B‘:xeurv: yesterday afternoon and locked up in the Harbor police station on a charge of bat- tery. They went into J. H. Millar’s stable on Spear street, and when the proprietor refused them a team they gave him an m}rmhercifixll‘l ben:lrt'lg. L A e sailing of e steamer Alamed Honolulu and Australia_has been ;o‘;‘: poned from Wednesday, December 28, un- til Thursday, December 29, at 2 p. m. owing to the late arrival of the British. Australia mail in New York. Crowding g Street Cars. been as amiable a diversion as it is this week. ASHTON STEVENS. Morosco’s. Next Sunday night the curtain in Mo- rosco’s Grand Opera-house that has been raised for the pleasure of San Francis- co's most enthusliastic audiencesifor years will fall for the last time on the old stock company and the joyful days of the mel- odrama will have past. Last night mark- ed the beginning of the end—the opening night of “The White Squadron,” but the various dramatic incidents in this most melodramatic plece served to brighten those saddened by the thought that old Morosco's will soon be a memory. The scene of the play is laid in Brazil, the time being when the naval fleets of the great owers assembled in the harbor of Rio got clear away. The earthworks and the victory remained with us, but the glory was theirs.—From “The Long White Cloud,” W. P. Reeves, —_——— Releasing the Sermons. He was intently watching a gang of men breaking stone to make a new road. “What are you looking for?” inquired some men who were passing. “The sermons that I have heard are to be found in stones,” he replied.— Chicago Post. Italian high schools have been open for years to women as well as to men. Every year a prize is offered to students in the teachers’ seminaries for an essay. This COON HOLLOW! The Magnificent Scenic Effects. The Great Steamboat Race. The Cotton Press In Operation. The Whirlwing Buck Dancers. The Same Splendid Production and Excellent Cast s given at the Fourteenth-street Theater, New York. NOTE—This is not_a colored organization, but an “Idyll of the Tennessee Hills.” MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Prices. 13e, 25¢, 35c, 50e Matinee 15¢ and 25¢ SBATS NOW SBLLING. MONDAY MATINEE, JANUARY 2, OTT BROTHERS in “ALL ABOARD.” el ite Baldw e. The animal has aneiro to protest against the usur) year fifty women competéd and only five RAClNfil RAClNfi! RACIN&! gings In the late Baldwin Hotel fire. | # arity, and that is his desire o fol- The first reported demonstration, of some | of SUHONIEY. on the Sart ot the SrDation | fmen, The women go the prize and all wing to a want of necessary | ¢ 10W his master to one of the orders members of an Antl-Crowding of Street | authorities. ~The audacious authorities | themedals. ¥ essary | tp which he belongs and of which he Cars' A:soc ahtlon‘ jus't q(orme in Omaha, | were quickly subdued by the naval pa- = £ clothing. ssociation is poor, so of | was, when the car was comfonsb?r full, | rade, and as far as this trouble is con- | The Enormous Gold Product of 1898. !v,~]«.|r i ;n(-th(ll[:}J?‘Ilzzs;loo'?nw:I; to order the conductor to go ahead, and | cerned it is quieted forever. The wreck- aid, ! r' Mana- T and the popular comedy, the order was given In such an earnest, not to say threatening manner, that the conductor went ahead, much to the sat- isfaction of his passengers. ing of a silver train by bandits was an- other thrilling incident, as was the pro- cession of spectral monks in a ruined mon- This will be the greatest gold year in his- tory. From South Africa, the Klondike and Australia the precious metal is being shipped CALIFORNIA ‘Winter Meeting 1898-99, beglnmm; Dec. 27, to SATURDAY, Jan. 1, JUCKEY CLUB TUESDAY, inclusive. It 1s believed that this o But he left | astery and the Moorish slave “yoked to | I antes T L e e niast, “'A Midnight Bell” will be rendered for behind him, dissatisfied, an equal or prob- Al fread P Amacty 0 | year's output will be nearl o any OAKLAND RACE TRACK VA Midnight it ably a greater number of would-be Deee an ox 24 ca's soldiers, previous twelve months. %he sales of Hostet- 2 liberally and will preside All donations from acknowledged. t the following places: Pleasanton Hotel, Palace Hotel, Occi- dental Hotel, Hotel Miramar, Lick House, may be procured haunches with his fore paws rest- ing on the station. There is one thing that Pete does not admire, viz.: long speeches. ‘When a member of the lodgebapeaks sengers, and though this first success of the association was received with general favor, it is just these would-be passengers who_will finally bring any such attempt— in this country, at least—to nothing. Of course, the man who is on the car is an anti-crowder to the point of bitter par- Fully 3000 people crowded Into the vast theater to witness the opening and none were disappointed. James M, Brophy as Victor Staunton, U. 8. 8. Chicago, and in- cidentally the hero, carried his part as the hearts of the audience desired, while on the other hand Landers Stevens as Colo- nel Romacio of the Brazilian ter's Stomach Bitters are also inereasing very fast, and this year that famous remedy wiil cure more people of dyspepsia, Indigestion, con- ;fl tion, nervousness and weakness than ever efore. AMUSEMENTS. Racing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. n or shine. FIVE OR MORE RACES BEACH DAY. Races Start at 2:15 p. m.. Sharp. Ferry-boats leave San Francisco at 12 m. and 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, 2:30 and 8 m., connecting with trains stopping at the entrance to the Track. Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound. Y ¥ y, by & ve th iy N 1 Hotel, Golden West, Th Pete watches him, and when he tisanship, but the man who is not on but Returning—Trains leave the at 4:13 Bt iatire, Langham Hotel, Hotel Pair- hinks the spenker lias spoken about $§ | wants to:be, forgets or repudiates in an | WEIDU conselence:. had mot & Fricnd C SEATS By PHONE | and 4145 p. m. and immedistely atter last race. mount. Cliff House, Emporium, Chroni- O s hea e- nstant all he has ever sald on the sub-| when the curtain fell on the last act. AL AZA B. MILROY, Secreta; > e EX- paws and in a very sig- ect. 1f any of the frequently propo: 5 Main 254, | _R. B. MI retary; ;‘\n*‘“g‘(l-;“’;"sjl’:"fi ‘f}n( House and the Ex nificant manner commences £o snore, faws for not crowding the streer c,;rspwgg e A e o Donclonthe e When crossing b Wine from Mohmn: ¥ gel sample bottle Hollday & Kaltenbach, 29 Market. 0606040004040 40 4040 40404040+00404060+040+0+0+060606060604060604040+020+0e0+0+0+0e0+0e0e0e0+0+0e0 One or two snores generally call down the long-winded speaker, and as he takes his seat Pete looks at him with a queer expression in his B o+ 0 0008060606080 040®00 0000000040000 0040+ 0e0e0+0e0e0e passed in any city of the United Sta they would be violated and made of t:: effect by the patrons of the cars them- selves, and_without any trouble to the daughter of General Romacio of the Bra- zillan army, a man full of years and crime, and Pearl Landers as Hope Staun- ton, won the unstinted applause of the EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. MATINEE SATURDAY. CONCERTS AND RESCRTY. ————— right eye, which by Teason of the $ |company. The only possible solution —of | Great house. Great crowds are expected METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. Ofcers Elboted. black ‘cifclo around It gives tne § | this problem, now geographically univess | Quring the rest of the weel, and then HOYT’S The following are the officers chosén to dog the appearance of having been sal, is the running of more cars, If there | 8099-DY e iy 4 THURSDAY EVENINGS, — vake Goundl), JORMF cor e ok bkl L e rox AERUING sbuige =\ welts -8 Sliple ey prohiiiting s the- Lol A L e 7 | S ana % and BATURDAY MATINEE, i S thin; A scolore s 0] % e than - 2 3 2 Frisnds, fagihe eosiingtanue. Mex B Wv 1o Waits Tor the next speaker, or un. ¢ | pia who 40 Hof Fet SeAts, 1t wouid ba-sg | MOrosco proudly points to as the greatest January 7, at i@ enson, coundllor; Frank C. Bangs, viee-coun- til the presiding officer uses the § |easily enforced that the companies would | I the world. — SPECIAL!— cilor; Walter > runt, nstructor; Mrs. C. gavel to announce the close of the speegfly ut on enough cars to get every Alcazar. R. Sain, secrétar “'““l" '\é Brunt, treasurer; | 5 g gne of the officers. The particular sesgion. i one of the halfhls.re; that was escaping 2 THE WORLD'S MOST EMINENT PIANIST, W. B. Dunlap. prelate; E. E. Chessman, mar- dge of the Ancient Or- Pete has one advantage over th "—Philadelphia Times. aza grar e Refle ey gl | & QR ol e Wiinetl | other attendines o e ot e &1 e since | I Hoyts New Englana cnaracter piay | |3, | | | e ROSENTHAL! D e e s o e e £ B s night at about half-past 7 o'cloc! as never been initiated and does nly seventy ve elapsed since | v G £ sentinel: Miss B Bevan, organiet; Walter | 3 G MERS S0 g s ‘Yater | mot have to pay any assessments or & | the first rallway In the World was fintshed, | ©1he Midnight Bell.” It was first pro. i g PR ctfon of HENRY WOLFROR, N., Brunt and D, A True, représentatives to| § flakes his way to his master and dues. During that comparatively briet period duced at the Alcazar in June, 1887, and L. R. Stockwell as the Deacon. Prices, §1, 32 and $3. Sale of seats for the Fawerney. alternates. rs, Minnie ¥. Wallis | © 400,000 miles have been constructed, the |last night L. R. Stockwell and George _. | three performances will begin THIS MORN- becomes. past. cquncior. ‘ 2 ¢ British empire accounting for about a | Osbourne were seen in the characters of | SOc, PRICES 25c< |1 at e R 4tV tlcano, N. D. G. W., has | ] #0+0+0+0+0000+0+0+040+0+0+0+0+0+040+04040+0+0+0+0+f | gixth. the Deacon and the Bank President, re-| 3So, iSc. | Btore. 1 i