The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 22, 1899, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY OCTOBER 22, 1899. 13 I)VER"‘IS’-‘MENTS. | | Y LDEN GATE | Suit House, 2-1234 Market St l E‘apmtumt EST STYLES CAPES‘ n l-< R " 50, 815 00, §20 00 GUILTY. s Court Con- I CODBED .msae@esueecs@@aewneoooooQoeaeeeoeeooo 2 e’ tw u’! U \“J ¥ Al S TYTLY LY TTLIEY LYY o N L. LT sao® and the interior to call and +ock of (L 1-L L o0 WOOL WA "D MISSE (] @ [ [ @ DRE LO W IMPORTED CR be offered PO at SoOrDS € SUITS s CQOeR2 000 ) : ® 0886000895 000080000009 ELOPED NOT FOR LOVE | atest Styles! argest Assortment! We respectfully invite the ladies of San Francisco DRESS GOODS, FANCY DRESS PLAIDS, I-MADE SUITS, TAILOR-MADE JACK ILK WAISTS, LADIF TS. LADIE * CORS: R BOAS, UMBRELLA GOLF CAPES, MISSES' GOLF CAPES. SPECIAL 150 I‘Inl RED ALPACA SKIRTS, value for $1; TH CAPES, bralded and 1 be offered at 46 Inches wide, 10 different designs; will MADE TO ORDHR. Perfect fit guaranteed or no sale. J.O’BRIEN&CO. [146 Market Street, Fetween Taylor and Mason. ) BUT TO BE REVENGED ‘Miss Marjorie Vinton of James- town, N. Y., Arrested Here. One of the Principals in a Sensational| Elopement With a Man Who Had Com- mitted Extensive Forgeries. fn a sensa- Jamestown, after the man In ttted forgeries to ), was arrested of the steamer n by Captain orie Vinton, a | | of police In the different cities throughout the country were notified to be on the lookout for him. The movements of the eloping couple | were fin After leaving James- town they to British _Columbia, where they ook a steamer to Japan. The American sul at Yokohama was com- municated with, from and he ascertalned that | o, "t\,,‘. ViNTON Sode o2t desos SATIONAL ELOPEMENT FROM JAMESTOWN, N. the de- rrived from under nering. an answering )ping couple had f India on . were _travi r. and Mrs. s they “en! to D <ohama after an abse ¢ remaine: at their by th b le Miss Vinton p at the Hotel by the police. -room of the hote ficers showed him the his arrest he went to the wall | e coat was hanging and attempt- | ) blow out his brains with a revolver | in his coat pocket. The James- ties were notified of his g f Police Frank A. Joh: tailed to go to Japan to b The Chief passed through here ago on his way to Yoko- “Miss_Vinton in | ). She at first | . equal to $2000, eased the amount | : been used. The forgeries were Pient ome time, as it was expected relatives, who are wealtl and Hotel, 1ded the money over to Louls sroprietor of the hotel $300, \\‘m-h she reta the to the bank the amount to the t and the o arrest 'h was pubi shed in 1d a reward of n nsented to her re had no <m1mmmn ) ney till vmm:l “’1 , She repiied l‘\fll | and knew how to | ff Griswold got possession of | New oo ad been taken to the | “harles P. Plunkett, U. | t the battle of Manila nger on the steamer. ng a bouqu ed to her. F the prison with her till he ferry by the Sheriff ant Wolf, and ordered the hack ken to t & driver to follow them to the ferry, as he would | see her off on her journey by last even- | ing’s train to Jamestown, He sald that | — tha American Consul had asked him to 100k after her during the trip, and he had | done so. Sherift Griswold sald that Miss Vinton had previously eloped with a married man, but he was not fam!llar with the particulars, He thought that was the rea- | son why she came to live with her aunt e positively declined to aper men. In her purse was found a clipping of the following lines by Edwin Arnold, entitied “Consummation,” and she seems to have lived up to them: Somewhere there waiteth in this world of WPII ‘or one lone soul another lonely soul, examine our magnificent Sach chasing each through all the lonely hours, And meeting strangely at one sudden goal. Then biend they like green leaves with golden flowers | tiful and perfect whole: | 1zht I8 ended, and the way | rd to eternal day, S, SILK SKIRTS, WOOL SKIF TS, CHIFFON NEC 1\\‘ E LACE NECKWEAR, Which Is Followed by a Still Mnrs Original Device. To poorly Imitate show windows gnd | signs, have a store that looks in a super- ficfal way like Charles Lyons’, may at| times {nduce a stranger to make a mis- | take, but he will find he Is not up against | the real thing. | The imitator may by such devices se- cure a stray customer at times, but if he annot dellver the goods such artifices are f little avail with the public. Charles Lyons' house does not depend on show windows, etc.; his business is run | on the following lines: He gives the fullest value for the money. He has all his cloths specially manufac- ured for him, and has his own exclusive | patterns. He' does &n tmmense business 1 and carries as large a stock as any whole- gale cloth house. | Lyons wishes to caution the public who desire to do business with him that he has only one store on Market street, numbered in the History building. carried on under the name and style of Charles Lyons, the London Taflor. He has noth- ing_whatever to do with any other store on Market street, but has a branch at 122 Kearny street. e Chiness Club Raided. Twenty-six fan-tan players were ar- rested In the rooms of the San Fran- cisco Chinese Merchants’ Association at 122 Waverly place by the Chinatown squad last evening. The officers ‘have long experienced difficulty in landing the gamblara in this club behind the bars, but \eflr‘rdn)’ they fitted up a trap for the Wiy Celestials and in addition to 9909BOVPVI0OIDOO0DTHOO0002992002003832025BDS230@ will be offered 50c trimmed with fur; $1.25 75¢ yard [ 9 [ ® ° (3 (] ® [ 2 (3 e @ @ 3 [ ] ® ® ® [ 8| d 2 9. 1 | street, | and brokers. | WESTERN FOUNDRY | Order. ing the arrests secured complete svidence. The Chinese were in the habit of throw- ing the evidence down a flue, the opening in which was concealed behind a secret anel. The bottom of the flue was tapped P Cfive:s {and ubifastien thernora: phernalia of the game were cast off by the gamblers they were recovered by the police. —_————— Garfield League Social. The Garfleld League gave an entertain- ment and ball at their hall, 507 Sutter last night to the participants in the Garfleld memorial exercises held re- cently. Musical and literary exerclses were participated in by E. M. Galvin, Dawson Mayer, Mrs. Bert Adams, Alma Wauthrich, Bert P. Van Cleve, the Alamo | quartet, Marvin trio, Charles Alpers, Mma- jor Charles W. Kyle and others. Dancing followed. THE GROWTH OF THE OIL INDUSTRY Causes an Association to Be Formed. At Its Headquarters in the Mills Building THE PRODUCERS’ OILEXCHANGE WILL OPEN TO-MORROW. California has had its days of Gold, Frult and Farming, and now our lead- ing capitalists are opening up a new era for investment by the development of the oil fields, and many companies have been formed which have acquired lands and are boring for In con- sequence of the great activity and de- mand for oil stocks the Producers’ Ofl Exchange has been organized by those interested in the oil fields, capitalists The public will thus have the opportunity of seeing daily quota- | tions ot ofl stocks and giving their or- ders to the brokers to buy or sell, as they may require. The Producers’ Ofl Exchange has taken every precaution possible to ex- amine into the standing of the various oll companies before allowing such companies to list their stocks, and those buying and selling through the brokers of the Bxchange will thus have the protection of the Exchange. The first session of the Producers’ Oil Exchange mll be held to-morrow Monday), the 23d., at 11 a. m., in {ts rooms on the gruund floor of the Mills building. Preparations have been made to entertain a large number of people, as every one is invited to attend. Mr., George W. Terrill, the president, will open the session. Then the chairman, Mr. Joseph L. King, will take his place at the rostrum 2nd give people a chance to buy and sell oil shares through the medium of the brokers. Great itement has been created lately by the discovery of more ofl wells and doubtless this will stimulate the de at the first session of the Ex- change. We learn that the Producers’ Oil Exchange is indorsed by nearly all those interested the production of oil and the sociation is to be con- gratulated in having listed on its board the best companies, not only those ope- rating in the producing Coalinga fleld, but also in other sections of the State, No companies are listed without the payment of the regular listing fee of 10 Partles desiring to Invest in ofl shares are recommended to visit the ¥ e they will find the ready to give general infor- s to companies and the terri- hich they are operating. This fon s ¢ from experts ployed by the 2 fation, who are constantly in the ofl flelds. DIREcToRY'CALlFORNlA THEATER. | OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Malled on Appllcanon. OOKS AND STATIONERY. TflE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS COMPANY, ve Powell. TATIONERY. PERIODIC COAL, COKP AND PIG IRON, J.C. WILSON & CQ., 20 Battery Streat. ? Teiephone Main 1364, COPPERSMITH, JOSEPH FOX, Supt. H. BLYTH, Mgr. C. W. SMITH, Sbipg, Plumbing, Steamboat - W » and Ship Work a Spectalty, 16 and 13 Weshington st. Telephone Main 6641 FRESH AND SALT JAS BOYES& 0, FURS. IOFSTAD. il owest MEATS. ping Butchers, 104 . Tel. Main 1294, upstarrs. cos, Lates: emodeling IR'N FOUNDERS. Morton Fedley, » Props.. 234 Fremont st. Cas ngs of Every Description Meds to Tel. Black 1505. & PAPER DEALERS, WILLAMETTE ¥ULE AND PapER co. 2 Montgomery street. PRINTING. E C HUGHES., o1 sanmome virs. v THE HICKS-JUDD CO STATIOV\PQ AN U Telegraphic ey PARTRIDGE Printers, Book- First st PRINTE 308 California street. WHITE ASH STEAM COA ) fii‘ggmi’x’c DIAMOND COAL MINING CO., ot its GREEN 0! s the Chiest Cont in the 50 Main street. The last process through which Wieland: Exira Pale beer passes from the brew to the bottle is | termed Pasteurizing —the result is abso- lute freedom from im- purities, and a beer that is as much a food as a beverage. Your grocer or telephone West 144, California Bottling Co. 140737 Eddy St vistr DR, JORDAN'’S crear MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 MAREZET ST. bet. 6:2&7eh, §.1.Cel, The Largest Anatomical Museom i the World. Weaknesses or any contracted disease positivel z---a{-, the oldest Speciiistcn the Coust. st 36 years OR. JORDAN—PRIVATE DISEASES § Consultation free and strictly private. Tresment personally of by Jeer, & Pontive in every case undertal Write for Book, PHILOSOPBY ef MARRIAGE, MAILED FREE. (A valusble book for men) RDAN & CO., 1051 Market St.,S. F. 2 | | ADVERTISEMENTS. PeASaa e e e S S s nsasasasas e S S e e EXPERT C ORSE TS 4 EVERY PAIR + + + + FITTERS. FITTED. THE ONLY HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO SELLING A BROCHE CORSET FOR $2.00. LADIES’ fancy cotton Broche, black and cream ground, with floral pat- terns, closely boned, side sleels are rustproof, Iac- trimmed top and DOtOM: o s i Price $2.00 Pair LADIES’ fancy silk Broche, black and cream ground, with floral pat- terns, guarantted ruu-*rmf lace trimmed top and bottom... v Price $8.00 "Pain LADIES’ PETTICOATS, the silky kind, mnde of a co'ton cloth, looks just like surah silk, je-p flounce with ruffl: on bottom, all new shad" wiil be put on sale Monday at. ...$1.0) Each LADIES’ PETTICOATS, made of fine mercerised satesn, =x'ra wide deep flounce, with two ruffl:s on bottom, ali new shades..Price $2.00 Each LADIES’ PETTICOATS, made of fine wool moreen, deep flounce with ruffl: on bottom, all n:w ani popular shades......... ..Price $3 00 THE CRESCENT CORSET CO., Successors to FREUD’'S CORSET HOUSE, 742-744 MARKET STREET. ¢¢4¢“0¢t¢¢¢¢&&ot%¢u¢“t‘o¢u¢¢¢¢¢4;¢¢“‘¢“ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4+ + + + + + + + + + + + AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRANCISCO OMAHA LOS ANGELES DENVER KANSAS CITY Sunday Matinee, Oct. 22d. WEEK COMMENCI —_THREE EUROPEAN IMPORTATIONS! THE WHOLE PROGRAWME NEW ! GREATEST BILL EVER OFFERED! WRIGHT HUNTINGTON, Supported by MISS ADELE FRANCIS and MR. GEORGE FARREN “Miss Francis {s the most handsomely gowned woman on either the legitimate or vaudeville stage.”"—New York P MISS LAURA BURT, In Monologue. _Late leading lady with “Man in the M Moon” Company. vaudeville. SAD setenile~ 'V'INIE By N the Cornet and Vocal Solofst. WALTON JN'S ACROBATIC SIMIANS, They do the HEGELMAN BROTHERS' act. Direot from Europe. MLLE.ERNA’S TRICK and MUSICAL CANINES IMPORTED FROM BERLIN. a~7 THE TALK OF THE TOWN. LOTT S » In Poses Plastique— the originator of her Famous Act, TOM BROWN, ' FLORENZ TROUPE, The Colored Orator. _ Europe's Greatest Acrobats, MATINEE TO DA Y, SUNDAY OCT. 22. Parquet, 25 cents, a ny, 10 cents; Children, 10 cents, any part. _Front Orchestr Late Violin Solmt in SounnBlnd. First appearance in A Few THE POPULAR MHOUSE. TO-NIGHT AND ALL THIS THIS WEEK. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. The Latest New York Musica! Farce Comedy, EBRIGHT TUNEFUL WITTY! A BREACH OF PROMISE ONE LONG L.AUGH! Prescented by the Original Cast. Popular Prices: Ti, 5 and 25. MATINEES—3dc and 25c. COMING BRO\J\IN'S N TOWN "ALCAZAR THEATER. |GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. —_MATINEE TO-DAY (SUNDAY).—— ABTIEEONE MATN. B, TO-NIGHT—-MASKED BALL! —LAST NIGHT OF NANON!—— TO-MORROW NIGHT! | The Fashionable Event of the Season! | First Production on Any Stage of Entirel THE T“REE and Lla) M. Greene, enlmed MUSKE I EERS | Magnificent Cast of Principals—Increased Cho- | rus and Ballet—Largest and Best Orchestra “ in the City. EXTRAORDINARY St | A Good Reserved Seat at Saturday Matinee, 250, Costumes made “pf,'i“’ for this presentation. Branch Ticket Office Emporium. OLYMPIA 585355 CORIMASON CHUTES AND 209 , THE CITY. TR EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FRANK BARTON, The King of Coon Singers. ROUSELL BROTHERS i e e RUTH NELTA AND A GREAT VAUDE' SHOW, ‘ JAIDsEE R The Expansionist Songstress and Her FILIPINO BABY. AND A HOST OF OTHERS. LOOK —Toomnow xicsz— | TO-MORROW (MONDAY) EVENING! LE Iy T e | Usual Popular Prices—stc, 35c, 250, 150, 100. THE ONLY FREE VAUDEVILLE SHOW IN Ring Artists Who Have the Town by the Ears. DON'T FAIL TO SEB THE MAN-EATER FROM THE ZOO. Phone for Seats, Park 23. MATINEE E i AMA’ ADMISSION FR E. SAN MATEO COURSING PARK (Ocean View, this side Unton Park.) OPENING DAYS, Oct. 2ist, 224. OPEN SEAKE! === = — DON'T MI8S THE BECOND PERFORMANCE Of the Favorite Comedian, ——MR. A. TANZMAN, SUNDAY, EVENING, Oot. 23, 18, NATIVE | SONS' HALL, 414 Mason at, bet. Post and | | Geary sts., in “THE END OF LOVE. Ad-| mission, Bic, #c and 28c. After the perform- a Grand Ball will take p! ance o Grand Ball will take place. = ALBERT 0 CHAMPION GREYHUUNDS! HOEFLICH ] Importas $1150 IN PRIZES! mprte ant LTE R ST S - 11 a. 12 m, and 1 p. m. dunday Twenty- ophone Heeh and Valencla, 5 minutes later. GREEN 325, San Mateo electric every 10 minutes, Aflm\uhm 25+ e Transcontinental tourlsts and trav- elers from all over the United States show their appreciation of the excel- lence of the PALACE ano GRAND + + by making these hotels their headquar- ters while in San Francisco. Fourtesn hundred rooms, 800 with baths—largest and finest in the world JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK, Manager. R R DEUTSCH FS THEATER Comedy Theater, Bush Street, SUNDAY EVENING, October 22, 1899, DIE NAEHERIN (The Se..mltrel& FIRST APPEARAN( FRL. BERNHARDINE VON HOFF‘!TE’K"I‘ER and HERREN VARENA and ROLAN' Box Office now open. Telephone Main 1706 Weekly Call,$1.00 per Year | | | ADGIE SUBDUE *‘WALLACE,” |RACING! RACING! RACINGI R R e e R R e e RN “L’AFRICAINE’ | i i | |110 GREYHOUNDS ! | “ALL NATIONS | | streets five minutes later. AMTU SEMENTS. TIVOLI OPERA- HOUSE. Grand and Eng@ Opera Season. TO-NIGHT ! TO-RIGHT! TO-NIGHT! CAVALLERIA and PAGLTACCL FOR NEXT WEEK- Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, Offenback’s Famous Zomio Opers, G000 b 00000 LA 80000 Balle Helene: OO—O-O-O-O-OOOO—O—OO Gorgeous Costumes, Scenery and Effects! Enlarged Orchestra and Chorus ! *‘La Beile Helene” version used by Lillian Russecii. SPECIAL AN:GUNCEMENT! Meyerbeer’s Greatest Grand Opera, Will Be Produced on & Sumptuous Scale MOKDAY EVEHHG Oct. 30. Signors A FONARI, CHARLOTTE sunwe THEATLR VOLWEB!A L0 e TO-NIGHT, Mat. Sat,, CUNNE AND RYLEY present THE FADING CENTURY’S MERRIEST PLAY, CHAS. H. HOYT’'S WAR-TIME COMEDY, A MILK WHITE FLAG. Spectacularly Burlesquing the Fads and Foibles Current With Qur Popular Citizen Soldlery. A REGIMENT OF FUNMAKERS PRICES : §I, 75¢, 50c, 25¢. MATHEWS & “BytheSai BULGER ~.. SeaWayes” UNION COURSINfi PARK TO-DAY (SUNDAY), OCTOBER 2. PUPPY STAKES. $1000 IN PRIZES! CONCERT BY VON DER MEHDEN'S BAND. TRAIN SERVICE: Leaves Third and Townsend streets, 11 a. m., 12 m. and 1 p. m.; Twenty-fifth and Valencia Return | p. m. ana after final co tric cars every fifteen minu Coursing will begin on arrival of 10:15 train. “A HANDSGME PRESENT GIVEN THE WINNER OF EAC:i RACE” AT STEEPLECHASE, CENTRAL PARK. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF THE 25 CONEY ISLAND NOVELTIES. Delighted crowds voted every one & winner, especially the ghastly Third Degree Regions, where His Royal Nibs, the Devil, and his magic wand will reign supremne. PROF. HILL, marvel of the hizh wire, daily. 100—~Admission to all party and ride—l0c. New attractions to be continually added 1899—CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB—1800 | Winter Meeting, beginning SATURDAY, Sep- tember 23, 1848 OAKLAND RACE TRACK. Racing Monday. ay, Wednesday, Thurs- day. Friday and Saturday. Rain or rhine. Five or more races each day. Races start at 2:15 p. m. sharp. . . Buy your ferry tiekets to Shell Mound. All trains via Oakland Mole connect with San Pablo av s at Seventh and Also all trains via meda Mole connect with San Pablo ave: cars at Fourteenth and Broadway, Oakla These electria cars go direct to the track In teen minutes. Returning—Trains leave the track at 4:15 and 5 p. m. and immediately after the last race. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR., President. R. B. MILROY. Secretary. EHNYRDYAL P!LLS r!dl--.l lnl Only S St nr-mn ot Chichester's Engiish Dia- mond Brand in Red and Goid metallic 9, cealed wih bine ribbon. Tuke 0 other, Repuse dangerovs substiour fions and imitati ne. At Drugsisis, or eend day It srticulars, testimontals sed adics.” n letter by retura d ‘ons l“. 35 OOTnL‘mNulII Nane Paper, feheste: esaical s a e o BT NEW WESTERN HOTEL, KEARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE- modeled and renovated. KING, WARD & CO. European plan, Rooms. 50c to $150 day; 35 to 38 week; 38 to §$30 month. Free baths; hot and cold water every room; fire grates in every Toom; elevator runs all night