The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 8, 1899, Page 7

THE SA FRAN CISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 1899. 7 N e e e ——— —— riy side of Filbert street, between Roach Jones street: granite curbs on Wash- tween Laurel and Locust; same on between Twenty-second and Twenty- i1 hird and Twenty-fourth; ar- REPUBLICANS HONOR tificial STRE Resolutic vere finally adopted as hetween Valencia and Sanchez, bitumen: Wal- Laguna, bi Church Le- ACCEPTED. ne sidewalks on south side of Turk. | between Scott and Devisadero; same on north side of Post, between Octavia and Laguna: n O'Farrell, between Laguna and Oc- Market street Many Funds Suffer, but the Supervisors and Sancher. Benlah bitumen hetit hatween Waller and Frederl R s ; ok irest between Cole and_ Stamyan, i > - itumen; Vashington !\‘_r.e:r_.r elwe:n ‘H“r:, Mayor Phelan's Attemp: to Do Business With the & mra s St i { Twenty-ninth and Church and crossing of nth and Sanchez. bitumen; Thirteenth ween Buena Vista avenue and Alpine cobbl PTANCE OF WORK RECOMMENDED. Superintendent recommended the accept- Twenty strest et Fire Department Nipp-d in the Bud—He of street work as follows: Gough street, st rom Union to Filbert, basalt paving, C { e Tmprbvement Compans: private contract. | Cole’ to Stanyan, bi made good an- Should be ; Ui 5 - 20, Street [mprovement whitB Sthey 3y T contract: Shrader street, fr.m xed within > Buelah. bitumen, Cits private contract of the Mer- Laurel to Locust, « r that of Mayor orivace coht k which adopted yesterday. It s : board's own, althc the mercha CONTRACTS AWARDED. a wn as proper ne were finally adopted awarding v dules which j T street work as follows: San Frar. con- ng Co baralt block gutterw: any rew it ant strest. between Kearny and M, > $1050: City Street I ¢ pany, basait biock > merch; would have their levy a Mayor Phelan, ier more to pol future than to the p ted in favor of t oth betwaen Learny and Mentgomery salt block gutterways on Kearny s ate discrimin however, i an the stat- ard fixed. in abided was not nd had e rebedbebede s bes e e Proeseae PROMINENT PASTORS OF T between Clay and Washington, § *o e " for street | Resolutions awarding contracts work were passed to print as follows: Artificial i 6 alk on east side of Ecott street, be . on and Hayes, J. F. Lorenz : auare foot e, “on north si ® Broadway. between I jre and Steiner 4 PRIVATE CONTRACTS AUTHORIZED Res. the fol treet curbg and bit tween Hayes tween Hayes Resolutions street work by print_as follow : the perfor contract were REV.W.B ANDERSON o< ¢ SAN FRANCISCO @ 4| Willilams, Beleer & Co.. to lay curbs i 4 4 of property of J. H. Ryan. F. H. Gard | G. D. Clark, on Frederick t. betw northerly half of intersection of De Lo tees nue and Frederick & with b that the | 01 and place | TIME EXTENSIONS GRANTE Cliff avenue from | SR e e O - follows: Quinby & Har- tract for conetruct rossing of Berk fic tracks on tr ia: point it Polk His Honor the Mayor's opinions, he being the exponent of the requi 8 RECOMMENDED. of Streets recommended dent ments of the government under the stc f time for the performance of consolidation act and under the new street work be given as follows: | Fl & Trea thirty days on contract to have been B B much nstruct a sewer in the intersection of Joost weight and his suggestions in the lar and San .v;:- avenues and Diamond { = : same firm, thirty days on contract to main have been adopted in the con- Gentral avenue crossing of Haight street. sideration of retrenchments to be ef- HEARING OF PROTESTS. fected, W):_hout reference to any other Hearing of protests against proposed street consideration, po.itical or otherwise. work was set as follows: Property owners Agalnst construction of sewers in San Bruno \ue, between Alameda and Division étreets As the responsibility for the main- i ember 11; same, against construction in tenance and operation of the govern- Bruno avenue, between Fifteenth and Ala- for grading Chene reets, September 11; same, against ment to be instituted next January is freely assumed by his Honor the Mayor, your committee certainly can have no motive other than to second his efforts to secure either under the | present or the new regime an eco- at crossing of San Bruno avenue and eda street, September 11; same, against ction of sewer in Tilden street, between -nd a point 201 feet westerly, PROTE The following prot ferred to the SOLUTIONS OF INTENTION Resolutions of intentfon to order the follow- | ing street werk were passed to print Fo raise the grade of San Jose avenue from | n_ommal and su(ccessf_ul administra- goutherly line of Jarnac street southerly. tion of the public business. - BIDS REJECTED. | 4 st the grading of The following bids for contracts to do street at passage,” shouted Mr. 1 Fifteen work were rejected: For laying artificial ve never assumed respon- | Vikio Drury - sidewalke on Seventeenth street between | and t_San and Castro; same on Devisadero between | x levy.” vour Honor,” retorted | It. “We have been led ym reading the aminer | pre-empted the Mayor's ext term of office.” lan's suggestion to reduce | ¥allejo and Green: same on Sixteenth b cween Church and Sanchez; same on Ashbu between Waller and Frederick ETREET WORK PROJECTED. A resolution was passed to print directing against gran Pr street bet ution was el 1 i wages of City Hall janitors | contract - ilgll“':' ‘L“\’r‘:::"‘h(ni'v:l\'l:;xl:n:u l“:n’;xl];;dw‘]:y“"("t\ and employes, the T port of the t'<{m{n'l" {ENDED. gra macadamize, etc., roadway and sid lee was particularly severe, S0 severe, et recommended | Walks of Ninetcenth avénue between K an TRt e e e mendie | L 'streets, ineluding crossing of Nineteenth aye- | wrath to deny that he had ever said any | e S h two aan_ | nue @MUK stcestiand Niusfstnlhi avenue ‘and 8 1 Dr. Perrault simply called | = et il hotween | L street, in front of property astessable to the transcript of the shorthand re- hEh STURCID | City at a cost not to exceed $49; also to con- | . tract with the smame company for grading, and that not be- rter to back him u; e sewe: n pipe sewer macadamizing, etc., roadway and sidewalks 1CON a decl n went OVer | portions " Ve t grhcomipe.. el XET poctipne b ahe of Texas and Marlpont | Nineteenth avenue between I and I streets at | here his name foned or his | erly portion, with manhole and cover, in cen- | & ,cOSt not 1o exceed IR B | connection with the tax levy was hinted | ter of sald crossing, h cesspools, culverts, | 'l'he "'1‘!,\ ffifi"‘x?i-‘,‘»:n :;\‘r[l;;l ;:‘.lekn‘ sur- | Mr. Phels ready with a dis- | Sranite curbe and plank sidewalks on north- | ::r;rll-'l!"i' the Gistrict bouhided by H broperd aimer. Gubmitted a levy and | Westerly, southwesterly and southeasterly cor. | SN (lonth avenue, K strest and Fortieth board had followed its suggestions so | Ders of eaid crossing, and granite curbs and Ao district’ bounded by H.street: as it was practicable, but he wanted | Plank, sidewalk on nortvesteny o e and _tourth avenue, K street and Thirty- t understood that he was not responsible | 700 TIMNVEE L8 Sreet” between Texas and | eyenth avenue | What he had done, and said 8o in the | \isaissippl streets, to connect with sewer in | The City Engineer was directed to make sur- rpest language. | Miseissippi street; artific Sone sidewalks in | veYs and report to the board proper grades "he principal ch -s made by the com- | fro; ots a p K % | ana lines of streets in West End Map No. 1, The principal changes made by the com- | front of lots and lan g at casterly | e o iha - ChioaIe) its original schedule were in | corner of Market an stréets; and | AR BCLSAEC COF O e L s of the Health Department, the | thence running northeaste along the south- | " . v 3 v 1 oy R unty | easterly line Mot Rteiutstor AIREaTS The plan for a system of sewers in the d re Department and the City and County | casterly line of Market street for distance of | rio{“pounded by First avenue, Parnassus ave- n Zoe place, termina- 45 10-12 feet; bitumen pavement from Folsom street to southeasterly tion of Zoe place. RESOLUTIONS ORDERING. Resolutions ordeting street work were passed | Seventh avenue and H street nue, K street, | was approved. re. 8. Hult was granted permission to maki repairs_tc the roadway on Ninth avenue be- tween Point Lobos avenue and Clement street. pital. It inckeased the Health D \rtment’s fund $15.90, or enough to pro- de for the Ferry Hospital and the Food inspection Department. The City and | County Hospital fund was increased from $85.000 to $111,906 and $1305 was added for| ¢o print as follows: That the road of Pa- | repairs. The Almshouse fund was raised | cific avenue to the center line thereof, from | Wedding invitations, visiting cards, fine frbm $5.000 to $90.000 and a high tribute | Baker street, 137 feet easterly, be paved with | giationery and printing at Sanbor & | paid to Captain Reddy for his adminis- | bituminoue rock; Hartford ' street. between | yrojirg orn & | tration of the l!}stllu!lou. The reduceg .“hlent'r!nih“anf Euh:Tm“,‘ grading, ;:gnl.; } fisures for the Tax Collector submitted | inch pipe sewer to connect with sewer in Eight. | R YT + Mayor were agreed to, but the een}]h e:{:;tb“r-u;h;, a(':.llf:'x‘:_;'u sl v\nlks‘unfi‘ Charged With Embezzlement. | fund was increased from $250,000 | paving with biteinen: SovKIng oF ut an e e e e R 9,000 and the Street Department was | gravenolhe 2% e | A L rom $353.000 3 | Clement _street and ~Twenty-s estate of Catherine Trusseau, who died at | d 'from $353,000 to $402,204. d and macadamized; sout hen the report came up for adoption | Eitas Between Devisadero and Broderick, her home, 20213% Misslon street, on May 22, has applied for an order of court di- artificlal the Mayor demanded that the passages | utone sidewalks; same on northerly side Willow he ad objected to be stricken out. He | avenue, between Gough and Octavia; same on recting Ernest Lang to appear and explain sald no g ml»{man wuul-ih mnxkvil ;uch (wel;(erl)x‘ de Ornw“:{;“' (1;0;“.-: l1;.ms and | his actions In gaining possession of dece- things a part of any report he might have | O'Farrell; same on northeasterly, northwesterly | Y erty 3 oceasion to write. Supervisor Byington | and southeasterly corners of rssing Clay | dent’s property immediately after her | b 1. o], roadway to be p: A with bi e death. King alleges that Lang took fore- hought so, too, and so did Mr. Deasy. ( and Laurel Y ; th bitumen i Pl S | i , too, y Mr. A on mortheasterly. southeasterly and south. | ible possession thereof and canceled and | Supgtien Efrvwl}_,vluj-s”flql" M:{l.m! 10| westerly corners of crossing of Laurel and | embezzled $2000 wnich he illegally with- | withdraw all personal allusion until such | {ZH S on strects, roadway to be paved with | drew from the bank, and unlawfully re- as the stenographer’s minutes were to prove what had been said, and moved to “strike out” with the un- de anding that that section of the shorthand report dealing with the Mayor tains other property. —— e Ladles’ tailor-made suits, fur capes, cloaks. Credit. M. Rothschild, 324 Post st. pitumen; same on northwesterly corner of Cas- tro and Seventeenth streets; same on southerly side of Eddy, between Gough and Octavia; same on easterly side of Laguna, between Gold- en Gate avenue aud McAllister street; sume on i BISHOP GAINES 10 PRESIDE AT THE CONFERENC Annual Session of th A. M. E. Clergy. -— — WILL CONVENE TO-MORROW MEN AND OFFICERS PAID OFF SEw e Reception To-Night in Bethel M. E. Lively Scenes Out at the Presidio Church to the Visiting Colored During the Breaking of the Ministers—List of Stand- Northern Boys’ ing Committees. Camp. —— —_— second fon of the Cali- The closing scenes of the military life "4 Methodist Episcopal An-|O°f the Second Oregon Volunteers were en- | rene to-morrow | 2Cted vesterday he men were given B ohaoirow | thelr discharges, they were all paid off | mo - e and by nightfall the camp that has been oo Clos ey - 'L‘n‘.z:r“:fi}ngni <0 busy was almost deserted. Most of the 1l preside durin e del s o b Sa , W e oheitas W the.| men spent the night In town. A tew came | the impor conference will be an interesting feature. ; will or Phe will be present and liver the welcome address on behalf the city. Bishop Gaines, who will preside, is well GAINEDS, LD © B e e o ] HE known great leader of his race. A. M. E. CONFERENC throughout the country ,as gather in this city from al! over the State They sent for wagons of thelr own to tender an account of t ewardship all day loads of ‘trunks and boxes for the last twelve months Blogiced the steests leanine from, the bre A recept will be ten: d to-night t0 | (¢ the regiment. had ordered eight trucks visitors. An excellent programme has | to report at the camp this morning. but n airanged for the occaslon and it is he saw e yunt of baggage grow he church will be crowded. The less he countermanded the Fally era et the ¢ Will be | OFder for eight and made It three. I: is Vol Sl i z hardly probable that even three will be m 8:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. Varlous com- | fed by what is left. The tents are mittecs will hold their meetings in the | empty, the property is nearly all awa afte on Rev. J. C dwards of I | and the deserted company streets are be- Angeles will deliver t annual sermon | ing patrolled by a guard from the Penn- Wednesday evening at $ o'cloc] he | Sylvauia regiment. e ey <yerinc| | The men will téport ontiat the Bresidio ; et k2 N this morning in time to form in line at 1 il be delivered by Rev. W. W. Grimes | gclock to march to the ferry. It Is op- f Sucramento. There will be a big edu- | tional with them, of course, but General cational raily on Friday evening. Bishop | Summers says he will have a full il deliver the address. He has in iine.” They will be escorted by the | c Christian Education” as his sub- | the Nebraska regiment and the o ; { illervmen. They will have no | Following are the standing committees | arms, but will carry their colors. The of the conterence | march will be down the streets by which B John Point- | they reached the Presidio—down Lombard : | street to Van Ness avenue, to Golden T. Cott- | Gate avenue, to Market street and to the - | ferry. The regiment will march on board Missionary = D. R. | the Oakland boat at once and on the Jones. | mole it will take the special train wnich Contlng W. R. | will be waiting there. Then with a whoop 5 . H. wi. | and a hurrah the boys will off for Ore- R, BO 7 ydren's day m J. F. Anderson, K. N. [ General Summe expressed the pro- Hardeman, J. L. Whitten. foundest gratitude and appreciation of the Finance—W. B. Anderson, E. T. Cottman, J. | way in which he and his regiment_have rds, : ; | been treated by the eity of San Fran- impch extenition maray-W. W, (GHmen B, | cispo. Tt will De ané (of theshright spbte Mite mlssionary taney—J. R Dorsey, P. B | 1415, U of) the tegiment, M sl Eucational report—E, T. Cottman, J. E. Ed. | When he sald they would never forget it. wards, W. B. Anderson. R STmperines e DO I e | Ocean Water Tub Baths. “]']uhl\vulwn department—John Pointer, H. | 101 Seventh street, corner Mission. Balt ilson. | 00 N Circuit and stations—John Peinter, J. E. Eq- | mbtaridirese tium thespomn Btate of :‘y;n‘u’F.’.’;?fi.“'!r. T Cottman, . b.| THREE FEDERAL DECISIONS. s Edwards = K. N. Hardeman. T. Cottman, Joha Pointer, J. E. | tate of the country—J. E. Edwards, E. T. | and Binding. Cottman, W. B. Anderson. D. R. Jones. | United States Circult Judge Morrow de- A dmission—J. 'E Edwards John Pointer, W. | livered an opinion yesterday In ‘avor of Firey ear's class—D. R. Jones, J. F. Ander- | the defendant in the case of Lucy Pryor son. : % 3 Brown against the United States Casualty "»’m: d vears class—E. T. Cottman, W. R. | Company. The suit was brought by the T yea W. B. Anderson, John | Widow of Arthur Page Brown, architect )‘;m(-r_h w s ¢ to recover $10.000 on two policies of aczl-l Fourth yeac ¢ ohn Pointer, J. E. Ed- | dent Insurance for $5000 each. wards, BT D- . Joues W.'B.| 1t was agmitted by the fefendart that i PR e o o . w | Brown died from the direct resuit of a oLpocy) deacon’s orders <. . Cottman. W. W. | runaway. accident on Junuary 11, is6s, 106 iding elder's assessment—E. T. Cot: , | days after the accident. € _con, y Amards. W. B Anderson, ottman, | JA¥S { e Widow $757 14, being $50 weekly Trustees of Wilberforce—J.E. Bdwards, E. T. | indemnity from the time of the accident Cottman, D. R. Jones. to the time of Mr. Brown's death, but Church’ extension hoard—John Pointer, W. B. | refused to pay the death benefits, alleging il Dl | &s a reason for such refusal the exiatence oomaisotE BanEsH RS DT Jovm Ve WL 1 S pioliciesl ol clinNCrovidInE URAL five T . o Anderson, H. wy. | death benefits shall be pald only in cases or oo, P R Goman Jiw VA | where the death occurs withinh ninety days e v Sl e reen, W. R | Jfter the accldent ma - Tilerary soclety—W. J. Gaines, president; E. | Judge Morrow held that the clause was T. Cottman, vice-president: J. Edwards, | valid and that the company was not secretary: 1. R. Jones, treasurer. obliged to pay the death benefit. He enjoys the highest esteem of his brethren who will ds—John Pointer, D. R. Jones, MRENELL TO SERVICE, SHY OREGON MEN The Regiment Mus- tered Out. E e| back to the camp and spent the night there after passing the first hours of free- dom in the city, but out of the whole reg- ment there were not more than cne hun- Ired to be found in the tents two hours after the last company had been mu out. Before the actual mustering out of the men began General Summers lined up his of . & | resiment and addressed his soldiers. He ¢ spoke of the cordial reiations which had existed between the men and their offi- @ | cers, the willingness of the regiment to . obey orders a perform any duty and of the record it had made. He then ap- pealed to the they should r ed to ate w h home. He take the regiment back to its own a and just as ‘it had left a year ago, and nof asked the men to stay together to separute at the last moment. Then the last piece of work was tuken up. Each company was formed in line and the mustering officer called the roll | and verifled the papers of every man as | he answered to his name. Each man was | handed his discharge. and then the com- pany was marched before the paymiaster, | who closed each man's account an paid | him the balance due him. General Sum- | mers was the last man in the regiment to | receive his pay and his discharge. There were over 1100 men musteted out, and they were pald aitogethet over :110 | 009, or an average of about $127 me were paid for one month service since last pavda extra allowed by Congress to every s the country during on clothing aliow Th nd seven . mont man the two he v home. | The men are not sa | charges and there is a vigorous compiaint taking shape e better element of the regiment. lischa bears in the blank for ance of duty the words “hc thfully.” No distinction ¥ between the good and the t s no blank for conduct or charac s s in dis- harge granted 1 leaving the regu- lar service. The m the Oregon regi- ment say there h not 0 show who of the re ried to keep up the reputati have deone their be their duties between the ¢ and the profici | right to have th soldlers of them: their discharges t to fit the Ives for | | | 'd the inefficient they the r efforts to make gcod ves made of record in A number have come Phehsiebebehehet et eIeiebebebedebeb oo s of Oregon and that he will do something in the matter. | As soor as the firs had gone | through the musteri s o departure began to n_every side | In the vicinity of the post an astute busi- ock of trunks > an assault, v sufficient to stan lai ness man had and upon th His <tock was E. | the sudden d on it and before long there were trunks all camp. al' the | in different stages of It was an- nounced to the men that trucks would be in readiness this morning to cart the bag- but the men would not Ninety-Day Cl;a.user in Accident In- surance Declared to Be Valid De. 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ErSend § cents in stamps for our ILLUS- THATED PAMPHLET No. 2, ar call at office. San Franclsco. en to remain together until | ' REMEMBER! No distinction has been made | together and have drawn up A protest against the single classification of the men, and this will be precented to Gen- | eral’ Stmmers It is probable that the matter will be taken before the Governor | LLOYD T GAVE HS ALL T0 HiS Wioow No Bequests Madeto! the Children. g |TWO EXECUTORS WITHDRAW | pidiis Fan Testator Says That He Has Full Con- fidence That H's Heirs Will Get Their Rightful | i | | Share. | T | The will of Lloyd Tevis, who died July 2, flled for probate yesterda¥ by Susan G. Tevis, widow of the deceased. petitioner. In the petition it is set forth that the estate consists of both real and personal property, the exact value being unknown, but it exceeds $1.000,000. The entire estate of the deceased is be- | queathed to Mrs. Tevis | bequest the testator continues: “I hereby | declare that in making this will I am | fully mindful of my children, Margaret S. | Blanding, wife of Gordon Blanding; Lou- | 1se Tevis Sharon, wife of Frederick W. | Sharon: Harry L. Tevis, Hugh Tevis and | William S. Tevis, and +hat my omission to | make any provision for them by this will | is Intentional; and I commend my said | children to the care and affection of my | said wife, in whom I have fuil faith and confidenc Tevis and Willlam 8. Tevis are John S. Drum appears as attorney for the | After making the | appointed execntors in_the will, which bears date of Februarv 3, 1882. A codicil to the will, bearing date of March 5. 189, appoints Gordon Blanding, decedent’s son- in-law, executor, to act with those named in the 'will; but William S. Tevis and Mr. Blanding _have renounced their right to serve, and Mrs. Jevis will administer the estate without assistance. All of the helrs named reside in this city with the excep- tion of Willlam S. Tevis, who lives in Ba- kersfield, and Louise T. Sharon, who re- sides in Paris. The petition has been ”’,’,‘?ffl to Judge Coffey, and will be heard om#&he 13th inst. MRS. ARATA DROWNED. The Body of the Demented Woman Found Floating in the Bay. Mrs. Louisa Arata of 716 Montgomery | avenue, who left home on July 16 after repeated threats of suicide, made her word good, and her disfigured body was [cund yesterday morning floating in the bay at section 1 of the seawall. Several months ago an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arata dled of the croup. The father at the time was in Italy, and the mother became afflicted with the idea that on his return to this city he would blame her for the child’s death. She | grieved so much over the matter that her brain gave way, and at 11 o’clock on the night of July 16 she slipped out >f the | house unknown to her husband and dis- appeared. The condition of the vody in- dicates that she drowned herself on the night on which she left home. The remains were taken to the Morgue and an inquest was held yesterday morn- ing, the jury returning a verdict that Mrs. Arata had committed suicide while tem- | porarily insan —_———— Young Ladies’ Institute. The following named have been ap- pointed a committee of arrangements by Young Ladies’ Institute No. 7 to arrange the details of the social to be given by the members of that association in Native Sons’ Hall on_the night o. the 3lst inst. Mrs. George W. Richardson, Mrs. Emm: Lewls, Margaret Mogan, Mollie Corrigan, Julia Fitzpatrick. Margaret McQueenie, Mrs. J. Rice, Josie Shea. Hannah Fitzpat- rick, Kittle Buckley, Kittie Burke and ana Mahoney. AMUSEMENTS. (OUR HEROES' FUND BENEFIT! | IKXX X} | Returning OKLY TWO DAYS MORE! That the G WELCOME TO OUR Volunteers.... MAKE NO OTHER ENGAGEMENT! reat Aucton Sale Takes Place Next THURSDAY NOON, August 10, promptiy at 12 o’clock. d with their dis- | And the Monster Beneflt and First Continuous Performance ever given on the Pacific Coa:t, commeneing at 12:30 p. m. and enuing at 6 p. m. AT THE ., will take place ORPHEUM ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 17. ATTRACTIONS FROM HENRY MIL COMPANY! BLANCHE BA AND COMPANT! THE TIVOLI GRAND OPERA ALL THE THEATERS. COMPANY! THE ALCAZAR STOCK COMPANY. THE MOROSCO OPERA COMPANTY. AND A HOSZ OF OTHER PROFESSIONAL TAL SPECIALTIES FROM THE ORPHEUM. SPECTALTIES. Fr_’rou THE CHUTES. THE AUCTION SALE WILL ITSELF BE A GREAT EVENT! SEATS SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR THE LADIES. THE AUCTIONEERS: D. PHELAN, HON. WENDELL EASTON. EDNA WALLAC HOP- E GREY. BLANCHE RGARET GLIN, ALIC NEIL- ROBERTS. EDITH NA LICHTER LOU THORN- BOUCICAULT. DELIA STACEY, MARY BUREN, MARY LINCK, HATTIE JULIET CROSBY., MRS. ERNESTINE KRELING, MES. JOHN MOR- RISEY A ¥ SPECIAL NOTICE! e regalar sale of seats will commence at the box office of the theater on TIRIDAY morning., August 11, at 9 o'clock. Prices for reserved seats ONE AND TWO Applications for seats can be made eithe stern. care of the Orpheum box office. YOUR ATTENTION Is again called to the Auction Sale of Box MUSIC FROM ALI DOLLARS. r by mail or telephone to Mr. L. A. Morgen- es and_the choice of L THR THEATERE. at. SEVEN NEW PEOPLE ! NINE NEW ACTS ! MLLE. ALEXANDRA DAGMAR, The World's Most Famous Warbler. THE DEC | ALDEN AND HILL. LINTON AND McINTYRE. THE BIOGRAPH N AND NICK LONG. | ANTOMIME. Last week. balcony, 10c; opera PHOITES P Reserved seats, 2ic; chairs and box seats, 50c Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. ALCAZAR ™™ 1 EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK! ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY, MISS FLORENCE ROBERTS Supported by WHITE WHITTLESEY, In Lord Lytton's Drama, “THE LADY OF LYONS” WEEK—"UNDER TWO FLAGS.” | { ; " ~SEPT. 4 TflG""To’ HOICEST MRUITS WINES,VEGE - “TABLES, GRAINS & GRASSES OF (ALIFORNIAT 2 WEEKs or RACIN (1 | A GREAT STOCK SHOW. - Music 576 Entertainmen. | EXHIBITS TRANSPORTED [fREE EXCURSION RATES To VISITORS, | WRiTE FoR PARTICULARS, PereR . sniewps AB-SPRECEERS "SACRAME | | | CONCERYS AND RESORTS. Battle of Manila Bay! SUTRO BATHS. OPEN NIGHTS. OPEN DAILY FROM 7 A. M. TO 11 P. M. BATHING FROM 7 A. M. TO 10:30 P. M. ADMISSION 10c. ~ CHILDREN Sec. Bathing, Including Admission ¢, Children %00, Those who were there say the Panorama is a correct representation. Lectures by Prot W. G. ROLLINS after~ poons and evenl: I, ar Biahin, Agmission, . Children. 1 | COLUMBIA 5 ANOTHER BRILLTIANT SUCCESS! Ninth and Last Week but One. HENRY MILLER \ And a SPECIAL COMPANY. | First Production in America of the Great Lon- | don Success, | “BROTHER OFFICERS!” A Comedy Drama In Three Acts. August HEN | = 14—Farewell week Y MILLER SEASON. ot rtoire—'"The Adventure of the Lady Ur. sula,” ‘“‘Heartsease,” *T} > pectal | sula e he Liars” and Bpecial | CALIFORNIA THEATER. |AGAIN A sSuUccEss! A PLAY THAT HAS A FUTURE! 'MISS BLANCHE BATES 1 AND HER EXCELLENT COM N TPresented by T. DANIBL FRAWLEL' In Clinton Stuart's Fantastic Comedy, THE FAIRY GODMOTHER. REPERTOIRE FOR THE FAREWELL | WEEK., Commencing August 14 — Monday Wednesday and Thursday “London Assurance.” Rest of Farewell Week. ““As You Like It.”” | _Wednesday Afternoon, August 15—Farewell | Testimonial to Blanche Bates. First Time on | Pacific Coast of Tbsen's “Hedda Gabler.” Souvenir Photographs, Thursday Evening, August 17. 5 | Tuesday, ghts, GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TELEPHONE—MAIN 582, ——ANOTHER BRILLIANT SUCCESS— ALL THIS WEEK. Costly and Gorgeous Production of Chassalgne’ Delightful Comic Opera, oat “FALKA” AS NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED IN THIS CITY. ORCHESTRA. 35c and 50c; DRESS CIRCLE, 2%c; FAMILY CIRCLE, 15¢; GALLERY, 10c. At Saturday Matines Best Reserved Seat 25c. Branch Box Office Inside Main Entrance Emporium. TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE. GRAND OPERA SEASON, PACKED TO THE DOORS LAST NIGHT. ——TO-NIGHT!— —TO-NIGHT!— Gounod's Immortal Work, “FAUST.” Speclal Engagement of the Famous Soprano, MADAME PASQUALI as ‘‘Marguerite.” rthald at Faust; Wanrell as Mephisto; Mer- tens as Valentine: only appearance of Mary Linck as Siebel. “Faust”” Repeated Thursday and Sunday Nights and Saturday Matinee, esday, Friday and Batur- Unrivaled Cast of | | Be “Trovatore” Wednesday, Evenings, with the Great Singers. POPULAR_PRICES—25 AND 50 CENTS. Telephone, Bush 9, BAJ/& CALlFO'RNlA 3 Damiana Bitters 1¢ a Great Restorative, Invigorator and Ner- vine. The most wonderful aphrodisiac and Spectal Tonic for the Sexual Organs of both sexes. 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