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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1899. the mount, by a mnose. In the mix-up Thorpe, TOPMAST COULD | FNOTEATERD DAVID TENNY fence. Guilder, the favorite, was badl pocketed most of the way would have scored without effort. = Track Notes. the final race of the day, was told by tl dges to take a vacat the meeting. bumping match a furlong from the wire Bookmaker Caesar Y or that horse h came out of a scrimmage about a furlong from home first best, getting the decision from Jud%c Stoufl;;“: Aluminum, was nearly thrown over the | -~ CORRIGAN'S NEW MORGUE VICTIM EWhy Patrick McDer- mott Drank Poison. = Jimmy Powers, the rider of Jim Brownell in e n for the balance of He was blamed for causing the ung and crew departed for St. Louls last evening. T i ally Coulter, who has been a visitor here itt only inte: <o left for the Eastern coun- Ihe Little Horse Won |ony this winter, Jeft for the Eastern c ~1Q1 | owned by Billy Randall and Andy | at Leisure. SRS R s 4, and _are now on their Rand. comprised Rowen and Mon- along The Bachel and Lady FOUR CHOICES WON R bt nakers were doing business race seems astly improved e. The latter boy er Powell NNIS DOWNED HIS FIELD 2 To-Day's Entries. Fut th year-old; rity h Blossom..1 1 J y Reiff Piloted Two Winners.| &2 Roval Fan.....1 Alhaja v Queen a Disappoint- ¥ 1 —Rosalbra in Front o ¥ g at Long! o TorlonER: two-yser-o)d 0dds. | Race—F Meddle- in with a s i Miss Margaret..115 INQUEST UPON LOST HIS ALL ON 0..E RACE] PREFERRED A SUICIDE’'S GRAVE TO THE ALMSHOUSE. Game to the Last, He Avoided His | Friends Who Had Expected to Hear of His Good Luck. dancing in America. wine that circulates and cheers. revelations a raid might engender. *‘We must protect our innocent bo; 2002020 RNIRNNIRNI N+ RN+ RN e RNeLIRNGKR sweet, innocent girls should know"— “Little Egypt,” who i fort and vows they are cry “I have only been to one dinner,” this talk is all bosh. ing to cost them high other day a society lady ner. ‘1 onl besides 1 have ™ s 8 + . P ° 2 : FJ * ] * to know continued, “that is ridiculous. 5 Big Horn. 118 25 3 Y 976 Lorelio . 1105 them, ‘all right; I'm willing if you can prove your character and pay my 3 P ted 5 5 s };;._um]nn B n;; Patrick McDermott, tha latest Morgue price,’ Further than that, they are all crazy to see me, and every evening the S8 Ovando .o 18 | \iotim of Flimflam Corrigan, the Death’s | g8 boxes of the theaters where I dance are crowded with society women who, se- s ¢ g imp. Bratu | Head and Cross Bones of the Pacific [§8 curely veiled, hide behind thelr box curtains and watch me dance.” . s T D f Goant-Tock s CIub. web ilo sublect otia| $ “Little Egypt” is convinced that all the talk of dinners is the outcome of % 3 $1 Ban a 118 83 Halifax ......... 115 | Coroner's Inquest yesterday. 3. jealousy, and that soclety ladies a;olhur; because she will not condescend to ) L Tt Senas e rnl s e ny Poor McDermott Hass he three- | & meet them unless they can ‘‘prove their character. v t eI D s R R e R S & ™45 for the poor youths that the matrons and chaperons would protect, 111 974 Satntly 207 | lot of man. In his old age he found him- | g8 “Little Egypt” only laughs at them. ~Protect the boys?” she sald. “If the et 1 pas g ":“"\{;‘a“l:“" <=9 | self out of employment and as his meager 35 women would stop to think they would find it is I that need protection.” 2 w > ‘ : savings out of his meager earnings began | & % 0250 23 S22+ e R I8+ 254 25+ 530! - to melt away he made up his mind, a3 tietietiotietd BB B+ HeGeneNe N ey T e ! he had done often before, to stake his ‘ ar ce—One mile; purse; four-year-olds | [a5t few dollars on the races. So he went and selection: s A r | ; s fros - 1 som [ 0] @1 Cazawenl o | 10 Owkland last Friday and was taken in | POLICE DEPARTMENT | lished"story: HaD i stest Bud mnpubs N - 10l @s5)Dr. Sheppard....115 | hand by one of Corrigan's touts, who | music store of Sherman, Clay & Co. to- | stanich s picked out for him a good horse, but | GOES ON THE STAND morrow morning at popular prices. Chil- ietak “ixteenth miles: three. | OR€ DOt slated to win by the Corrigan | st = | e admitted for half price. W 5 . s corps of bunko operators. - MeDermott's horse was behind at the |THE INGLESIDE CASE BEFORE | Innocent of Theft. 3 start, and then steadily galned on the JUDGE MURASKY. | Mrs. Ann Rilev. a respectable widow, Wine =X ahead of him. ny] was third at the PN w]wlm :’nul;-»f a iving for herself and chil- | 1 half mile, having worked his way up | dren by doing chores in some of the stores | 5 Yaruba, three piaces; at the. three-quarters he |Ach Tries to Prove That Force Was| o Market street, was presented with = | € woseeeo: "'lfi.;‘::lt“drl\‘ving !\l;olgx&n?\lr;r:f‘?é Committed and Business of Track c‘(ape by Joe Rosenberg, 816 Market street a fas ¢ ous ga MeD stoc % N | six we o = 2 fo win $100 on an investment of $20 and Was Injured by Police. ot e Sve el Beem ey ose 0 v )16 a a at stage —_— s | u = ye Fieming 81 he Yace sy 1bat e hegw Lis bat info | fey | 2E0: ADd a8 0 one called for ¢ Mrs. Riley Ringma the air and shouted himself hoarse with | The case of the Pacific Coast JockeV | was presented with it. She had just left | \ Silver § joy | Club versus T.ees came up before Judge Rosenberg's store yesterday afternoom | . New M Then the horse that the gamblers had | Murasky yesterday afternoon Garret When a lady accused her of stealing her | - put up to win forged ahead from fourth e o cape, claiming that ti Mrs. B 2 D D e Win rosEed ahead from fourth | McEnerney and District Attorney Murphy, | . caring Belonged to hec. “ohe Ritey Selections for To-Day. | Pattered to death with every clatter of | the attorneys for the defendant, were un-| a policeman, and Mrs. Riley was hooked - et hlocinos MoK Gaate. | the ho 2 able to be present, and in thelr absence | at the City Prison for petty larceny, but . nine 2 3 Sick at heart the old man returned, but | John A. Hosmer conducted the trial for | wWas immediately released on her own B | ™ nd Race—Flush of Gold, Hallifax, Big |18 Wore aspect of gayety. Although | the defendant. | recognizance by Judge Mogan. HOTESItIng | * Seand SER POt L yaaliax, he had not a dollar in the world and the | “yonry Ach, attorney for the plaintift ———— g 1d_the money R i g o futts of His tances and told them | keepers and officers of the law on the | Valley Lodge No. 30, Ancient Order of & T . FHumid Crossmol which he had wagered | stand. He tried to draw out of all of | Workmen, will celebrate its twenty-first iRy, Eumiajly;; Sronsn) al ‘!Pnhf‘:“} lost. But | them that force had been committed in | anniversary to-morrow night by a literary Plan, New Moon, Marplot. e ded his most intimate friends, Went | offecting an entrance Into the racing park, | entertainment and dance in its hall in the > 8 7 lowed a potion of carbolic acid and lay | 2nd that the diminution in attendance | Shiels building. A select programme has | ¢ Journeymen Coopers. down to d consequent upon the interference of the | been arranged and the following have | = vmen Coopers’ Union has ar- qJuw s Brady, a |r.’lm~‘l residing at 3% | police was due to that very fact and not| consented to contribute to the entertain- kths ighteenth annual picnic at | S¢ th w McDermott to the | hecause betting was prohibited. ment of the members and guests: Mr: D T o boat and parted from him | "4NE PGS SO R ETHCT0r the Police | George and Miss Sellinger, Misses Li 1 Sonoma ¥ b im good luck. On Friday L = 5 - | titlta Mordhorst, Kreth and E wing May visited McDermott's usual | Department were given a cl\anl)e to (l'?“ Nevers, Mrs, Fdwnrd‘ K(I{;‘i}x( A{'!“r: IJ - < - the purpose of inquiring as | tfy and relate thelr part In the gU8R | Purner Barton and Messrs. J. ¥, Murph : Floral and plain crepe, tissue paper,|to his good or ill_fortung, but failed to ich resulted in the closing 1 | B. A. Blackman, G. H 3 3 = 1 Hratae find his friend. Suspecting that i ; | side track. Captains Wittman and Gil- | w ‘& 20F an, G. Hammerschmidt an and lamp shades at Sanborn & | find his friend. =Suspecting that It ‘was | side track. Cepionc, Wweich and Whe_| W- J. Hall. 8 | stable at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning | lan and Sergeant Helms gave their testi- e | and found his friend dead. nw ¥, which agreed in lh;’| main fl‘ing an It Was Not Ed Clark. | sked Brady whether he | entrance was effected on the several days The ma 2 | any indications of un- | without any violence. ~Whelan testified n referred to in the story of the THE CALL’'S RACING CHART. OAKXLAND RACE TRACK, Monday, April 17, 1899.—Seventy-second y of r meet of the California Jockey Club. Weather fine. )86, 2 Piggott 1% |Ames 30 3h Macklin 10 $2 [Thorpe 5 h |Glover ... 2 {J. Power....lll 50 Hennessy ....| 10 1. Powell......| 10 E. Jones......| 5 Jenkine ... 20 Livermore ....| 40 MeNichols 10 2 v H. Shiclds 8 % 1:12. Winner, E. Corrigan’s br. f. by - iving Former was pocketed. Yaruba ran )87. n two-year-olds; purse, § 3 T Betting. = 5 op. Cl | 2 ns 2 { 40 100 0 50 5 100 1 130 6 1 = b. g by Apache-Juanita. Good start r e Queen quit badly. McWhirter will do. Buffoon & Horn 113, Artilla 119, Pidalia 110, Champion Rose 110, Candlelight IT 113, 988 1 One sixteenth miles; selling; three-vear-olds and upward; o | Betting. e Fin. | Jockeys. |Op. Ci 11 |J. Reiff... 4 2 ns [McNichols 10 5 3h |Thorpe . 4 42 [Bassinger . 4 i Heid 53 |Devin 2 N £ % |Glover . 50 R 2 72 -|Jenkins 20 82 |W. Narvaez..| 15 12 T ' 9 [Tanner . 100 150 16, 1:23; mile, 1:42%: 1 1-16 mil Winner, W. L. Stan- fi by A d start. Won first three d Hohenzollern stopped. Devin, on the favorite, has lost his wretchedly handle ¥ ham %, Be Happy 106, Sir Urian 93, Red Glenn 112, The Fretter 9, and an elghth miles; selling; three-year-olds and upward; T Betting. sta %m. %m. Str. Fin Jockeys. [Op. CI 2 hn 42 1h 12 (Thorpe R PTET 3h 31 31 21 2% IPiggott 3 92 1 T 1h oS At Aacner R h 5 g & e 1§ inger ....| 15 1) 7 %ezmo T ET Narvaez.| 5 1 %: %; mile, 1:42; 1% miles, 1:4. Winner, Burns iy-Marie B. Good start. Won easily. Second and third driv- Topmast ran his race. Cromwell not ready. TH RACE—Seven furlongs; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $30. n e & - & . | Betting. ' sty %m. %m. Str. Fin f Jockeys. _|op. ing, ; 3o in 12 12 14 [Thorpe . 1 M oy 3% 81 2% 22 IB Jones. . (| 5 i1 42 42 3% [Jenkins 3 er § 4 22 2h 33 44 |I Powell Cleodora 3 3 (] § 1 E6 58 |Dletro . B Paul Kruger, 4......11116 64 53 ¢ L] ¢ |Bassinger ....| 96 5 119 ¢ 3 «._ |Frawley . 1 i %, 1:04%; %, 1:20%. Winner, Burns & Waterhouse's b, m. by r Wop easily. driving. ythers of furlongs; eelling; four-year-olds 5)971 '77&'1.\'!” RACE and upward; purse, $330, Weight. S | Betting. Index. Hi Age. [op. cl. ree, Fin. I Jockeys. 3 1ns . Narvaez..| 10 2 2h |E. Jones. 5 H 8 3% |Plggott -5 8 43 [Hal Bro 12 1 5 B6 |Power . 40 7 61 (I Powell. Fid 554 4 76 |Glover . 3 1 8 |Thorpe 3 \ . e |Ames 1 2 d e |Jenkin: 5 4, 0% %, 1:16%. “inner, D. McCarty’s ch. h. by Flambeau-imp, +." Won first three driving. s killed off at post. Rosalbra was lucky. Guilder should have walked in, Was pocketed in stretch. Bgratched—Soctalist 107, Resemald 105, Major Cook 107, Buenq 207, Cabrillo 110, soundr Dermott mind on £ of Me- 1 Brady that the part replied he i rew Smith, a capitalist residing at 265 Page street, was called to_testify as to McDermott’s mental condition. -He testified that it was sound. “One reason why I have asked this question,” said the Coroner, “is that the | papers b ated that McDermott was | playing the races. A verdict of tempor- ary insanity should be brought in in the of any one who bucks the races.” T neyer bet a quarter on a horse race in my life.” protested Capitalist Smith, That remark perhaps explains why Matthew Smith is a_capital The jury brought in a verdict of sul- cide. | A COURSING MATCH. Motto’s Owner Will Run His Charge Against Mercy May if Grace Will Judge. past the topic of con- For some d versation am leashmen is the pro- posed match r between Motto and Mercy May. The dogs have already met | on the cour but it appears | that their re ers will not be | convinced as to which is the better dog | until the “fiyers” meet in a contest of best two in three courses. The owner of | Motto is evidently willing to run his | charge provided that the owner of Mercy May will consent to have the trials | judged by John the following etter will : MOUNTAIN VIEW, April 17, 1899. Sporting Editor Call—Dear Sir: There has | been so much fuss made over the proposed | Motto-Mercy match race that all T will | ask you is to be so kind as to publish the fol- lowing challenge in_your valuable paper: 1 | | will_run my bitch Motto against Mercy May | for $100 or $500 fn Union k or in any other | pari if John Grace will judge and James Grace slip coursing man knows that there is money up on a match race that e Is the only man in this country who tisfaction, and all coursing men i best dog will win. Now, If the | own of Mercy May will leave a deposit of { $100 in your hands I will meet Mr. Hobbs, the ner of Mercy May, and make the match for ny place he names. Those two or an day ogs met in the final at Union Park a few | and every coursing man present hat Motto won the course, but Judge ve Mercy May the flag, herice the pro- match race. Hoping vou will publish 1 remain, vours sincerely, RANK H. McCOMBE. — e | MILITARY OR CIVICP | | | Captain Dillon Prefers a Court-Mar- tial to Judge de Haven. | Captain John G. Dillon of the Govern- | ment transport Morgan City, indicted for | | knocking down a sailor on the high seas | | with the butt end of a Mauser rifle, ap- | | peared before United States Distriet | | Judge de Haven yesterday morning and | { asked to have his bail reduced from smmi | to $500. The court declined to grant the request, Then counsel for the defendant ralsed the point that as the offense was | alleged to have been committed on board | | a Government transport the United States courts had no jurisdiction and that the | offense, if any, Wes triable only before a | court martial. . this point will be henrdi Argument on this morning. | | —_—— | Harvester King Binders and Headers. | Hooker & Co., San Francisco. ¥ | that of being a capital dance two minutes for $100," I told her. ’W’fi’fi‘fi%&‘&’&bfi*fimosflofl +Refetietietiotl “SOCIETY IS CRYING BEFORE IT IS HORT" ITTLE EGYPT” is authority for the fact that the representative matrons of the swell set are crying out long before they are hurt. Also that their fears for the safety of their gilded masculine darlings groundless, and if anybody is in need of protection it is she herself. “Little Egypt's” claims to fame are based solely on the facts that the diminutive danseuse was the cause of a sensational raid at the now famous Seeley dinner and that she considers herself the only are entirely exponent of muscle “Egypt's” claim to the attention of the ultra fashionable set is based upon the many rumors that have been going around to the effect that the mascu- lne pets of swell circles are seeking to emulate the famous Seeley and are glving dinners at which “Little Egypt” is of even greater importance than the Thus it comes to pass that morning sessions in dainty boudoirs are of daily occurrence and the discussions are of “suppression,” coupled with the horrible say the matrons, “‘and oh, if there should be a raid and the poor fellows' names get into the papers, and if our causing allthe worry, laughs at society's discom- ng out befcre they are hurt. said “Little Egypt” yesterday. If they want to get me to dance at their dinner: d I do not believe the ame to me and offered me $100 to dance at her din- “and all it is go- have the price. The dudes My price is $500, and that I am dancing for the right kind of people, for a girl in my position has to be careful where she goes. “As for the society women trying to suppress me,” the muscle dancer Not a day goes by but I hear of soclety wo- men who are anxious to take dancing lessons of me. ‘All right,” I say to 200000 0020020502500 5 RNINIRNIN N ERERINIRIRIRE R RIR NN RNeH that when he attempted to enter the gate Henry Ach was standing there, and that the attorney said there would be no forci- ble opposition made to the entrance of Welch, but what he wanted was a test case. Ach denied having made any such statement and went on the stand to dis- prove it. In order to bring out the fact that falling off in attendance was due to the presence of the police on the grounds Ach called Colin M. Smith, who readily admitted that his onl the California Wine Association and a member of the Olympic Club, and J. J. Callunden, the superintendent of the Morse Detective Agency. Smith and Hardy claimed not to be betting men, but confessed to a love for horseracing. They sald they would not go to the track po- when it was ornamented by rows of licemen. Charles Farson and Walter M. Tilton, recited how the police made gate-Keeper: their entrance into the Ingleside Callunden was the last witness on track. direct examination by The case was then adjourned until this morning at o'clock, when Hosmer will begin his cross- examination of this witness. e it S SCENIC ROAD'S INNOVATION. Time of the Evening Train Material- ly Shortened. An innovation on the San Francisco and orth Pacific Railroad w: inaugurated sterday which will bring relief to the through passengers on that line. Here- tofore train 16, which reaches San Fran- | cisco at 6:20 p. m., has stopped at every little way station to take on milk, and | this constant stopping and _consequent delay have been a source of much an- noyance to the patrons. Yesterday this was all changed, and now No. 16 comes through from Petaluma with but three stops and time has been shortened twenty minutes from Ukiah, the train leaving that point at 1:20 instead of 12:40 o’clock as before. A special milk train runs from Ignacio and relieves the regular passen- ger train of the burden. A special is also run from Tiburon to San Rafael ahead of No. 9, which leaves at 2:30 p. m. This change was nec tated by the greatly increased travel over the scenic road dur- ing the summer and will be especially pleasing to the devotees of golf who go to the links at Wagners. —————— Lecture by “Ian Maclaren.” Dr. John Watson, “Tan Maclaren,” who will give a farewell lecture at Sherman, Clay & Co.’s hall on Friday afternoon at half-past 8 o’clock, is the pastor of Sefton Park Church in Liverpool, England, the finest church In that city, and that is con- stantly crowded by one of the largest and most influential congregations in ali Eng- Jand. As a preacher, as well as an au- thor, Dr. Watson holds a foremost place. He is a speaker of extraordinary force and clearness, and a man of great elo- quence and originality of thought. He is the intellectual attraction of Liverpool, and is even more successful as a reader of his writings than he is as a preacher. It is certain that no man who has ever visited this city has so charmed with his readings as did Dr. Watson when he ap- peared at the California Theater a fort- night ago. Upon the occasion of this his farewell appearance, he will give ““The \Llfe of Dr. Willlam McClure' complete, ADVERTISEMENTS. i : ! % all. to get too. has not our 620 Market Street, Opposite A BELT WITH MERIT! That's the kind of a Belt you want 1f you expect it to cure you. When you buy a Belt, buy a GOOD one or none at whose word and promises amount to something, and then you will be able to Plerce’s Electric Belt. others do. repregsented. Buy no Belt till you gee “DR. PIERCE'S.” 3 Call at office or send 2c in stamps for LECTRIC CO., .——...—.HH.—? ? i ? ? ! ¢ ? Go where BELTS ARE MADE— a firm of established reputation, what you want and at a fair price, There {8 no humbug about Dr. Any one who ever tried it knows that. It does fall to pleces in a few weeks as It is warranted to be as “Book No. 2. Address Palace Hotel, San Francisco. the stand, and the court adjourned after his 10 | the | occupation was | C. C. Hardy of | altercation which occurred in the Oc dental Hotel barroom last week prov ol ces not to have been Ed Clark but Harold Clark, a brother. ADVERTISEMENTS. Mad 1 Joha 1. Brown :’sm Boston, Mass. TRY THEM FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and Sore Throat. Observe Fac-Simile Signature of AL . on wrapper of cvery box. © 4077 Sold This Season Raey 530 THOS. . B, VARNEY, Market & 10th, S, F. Open Wodnesday & Baturday evenings. Awvamesm, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. 7%, eE THIS EVENING AT 8. THE SOUTHWEL!I. OPERA COMPANY i (i ERMINIE! Received Last Night With Enthustastic Ma festations of Delight. ni- Every Member of This Famous Lyric Organ- ization in the Cast. FRIDAY EVENIN .FULL DRE: PRICES Orchestra. Dress Circle (Reserved) Family Circle (Reserved) Gallery o Prices, l5c, 2ic and ilc; Nothing Higher. NEXT WEEK—"EL CAPITAN. SPECIAL! 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Hotel and cottage rates, $10 to $14 per week. Take S. F. & N. P. Rallway to Hopland, or S. P. R. R. to Calistoga. For illustrated pam- phlet or further information address J. CRAIG, Highland Springs, Lake County, Cal, or ses L. D. CRAIG, 316 Montzomery &t. Highland Springs Mineral Waters on sale at Oakland Pioneer Soda Water Co., Thirteenth and Webster sts., Oaklard AHRENS, PEIN & BULLWINKEL, 620 Post st., San Francisco. SKAGES HOTSPRINGS Sonoma County: only 4% Francisco and but 9 miles noted for medicinal virtues; RAL SPRING:! climat deer and hours from San stag! waters best natural bath in Stat mming and boating: & moun- tain scenery; good trout streams at door; pho- | tographer's Toom, _te telegraph, ~daily | mail and express: FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND TAGE SERVICE; morning and afterncon stages; round trip fro an Francisco only $550. Take Tiburon ferry at 7:30 a. m. or 3:30 p. m. Terms, day or $12 a week. Ref- erences, any guest of the past four years. Patronage constantly_Increa ear un- precedented. J. F. MULGE prietor. ROWARDENNAN. Santa Cruz Mountains on S 31 hours from S. F., 40 | Cruz; grounds and river lit by tennis, bow boatin : finest hall and dining Cruz Mts.; club, billiard and New, hard finished and ele; Tele< phone and_telegraph d trip, $3. Address W. v Lessce, South Ben Lomond. 'HARBIN'S HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY. The Best in the World. HOTEL, COTTAG GROUNDS light- ed with ACETYLEN Open_the year round. Sulphur, Iron, Magnesia and Arsenic, All_kinds of baths. WOND! UL CUR of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspe; Paraly- sis, Skin Diseases and Kidney, Liver and Stomach troubles. Long distance phone. Terms, $10 to §1S per week. Daily stage from Calistoga. J. A. HAYS, Prop. FROM UKIAH, DO- Natural electric waters, mpagne baths, Only place in the world of class of waters having continuous flow of m water direct from springs to Lovely grounds, fishing and hunting. amodations and _table M th! Appe:tites supplied ; also satisfied. Atna Springs. 0 a. m., 4 p. m. Round trl 2 traine dail (St rings. W. o 7. includes private carriage to Mitchell, Mgr., Aetna Springs, "SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY. This delightful watering place is located in the midst of the Coast Range. 3 ‘Abundance of mineral springs, hot and coid plunge baths, large swimming tank of mineral water, fine stone dining room: telephone con- nections, electric lights. v ‘accommodation; good trout fishing and Round trip tickets at Southern Pacific offices, $10. JHN SPAULDING, Proprietor. Situated five miles THE HOYA RETREAT 7o'Ghicey” Mineral water; fine hunting; finest climate in California; magnificent location; plenty of .eggs, milk and frult; summer boarders ac- commodated at reasonable rates; good cheer and home comforts: good board with all tha delicacles of the season. For terms, address MRS. PORTER T. PEABODY, P. O. box §7, Gtlroy. 'HOTEL BELVEDERE Open for the Season April 1. Ample accom- modations in Hotel; also in new cottages, just completed. MRS. A. T. OO e KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS (Beswick, Siskiyou County, Cal) Finest fishing and health resort on the coast. Climate pertect. For particulars apply to ED- SON BROS., Proprietors. ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE CO. Favorite resort of the State: the water is un- excelled for medicinal purposes; table unsur- passed; fine fishing and hunting; stage daily Tound trip at DE. W. R. PRA- RE, DERE. Southern Pacific offices, $10. THER, Adam Spring. KENILWORTH INN, MILL VALLEY—A most delightful summer home. Every modern convenience. In and out door sports. Forty-five minutes from San Francisco. Table under personal care of MRS. | M. MERRY, Proprietor. SAMUFL SODA SPRINGS. J. R. Morris, Prop., Napa County, Cal. Sure cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, ~rheumatism and constipation; hot mineral baths. These springs are located In Napa County, 20 miles east of St. Helena. The water is bottled at the springs and contains its own natural gas. Stage leaves St. Helena. DUNCAN SPRINGS, Two miles from Hopland. Unequaled soda and magnesia_springs; baths; furnished cottages. Terms, $10 to $12. Buy through tickets. Send for oircular. VELL, Hopland, Cal " BEAUTIFUL BEN LOMOND, PARK HOUSE, with lovely surroundings, fish pond, boating, solid comfort, fresh milk and fruits; livery connected; $8 per week. T. H. PETERSON, Prop. BLUE LAKES HOTEL ILL BE CONDUC 5D IN A QUIET, homelike manner, with one of the best tables in the county; $10 to 512 per week. Round trip, $9 50. 8. F. and N. P. to Ukiah; thence by stage. Address J. WILSON, Bertha, Lake County, Cal