The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 31, 1899, Page 9

THE ADVERTISEMENTS. Nearly fifty years of constant and painstaking endeavor has characterized the out-put of John Wie- land’s Brewery. In the beginning there FARCES AT THE COLUMBIA ARE DULL AND SLOW WERE WEDDED IN A BOWER OF FLOWERS SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31 HURRYING AWAY T0 THE WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES DONATELLO, THE F AMOUS SCULPTOR. “t'fls {m lhcrrlcr. To-da}y; it [““Brown’s in Town” Three Regiments to gl 2 stands the largest, richest pyright, 1899, by Seymour Eaton. and best chnipned s for a Week. | Go at Once. quipp n e | THE WORLD'S GREAT ARTISTS. modern and scientific ap- paratus for making a pure, wholesome bever JOLLITY AT THE CALIFORNIA? PUMPKIN-COLORED BABIES AT | ASSIGNED TO TRANSPORTS e THE FORTY-FIFTH LEAVE ON Contributors to this course: ingham Jr., Arthur Hoeber, Frank Fowler and IIL. DONATELLO. Dr. Jobn C. Van Dyke, Dr. Russell Sturgis, Dr. A. L. Froth- others. Maggiore and a tabernacle of the sacra- ment in S. Pietro. ge for g 5 Among the great masters of the Ttallan | On his return to Florence he began his e B THE ORPHEUM. | g g f.m:fl} usz. | THE HANCOCK. renafssance the name of Donatello stands | reliefs for the singing gallery over the o | e 7 | ——— out prominently, for the man’s work was ‘ sacristy in the cathedral, and these are . “ o rs’ i i 1 so individual sentially appealing and | among his most famous productions, as " Still Crowdin al, so essentlally appealing & o [itueCon=pka 0 ; g All the Men Have Been Vaccinated | artistic and so altogether delightful that | well as among the most popular. Lucea | the Grand—One Week More o | and Now the Inspector Is it attracts alike the artist and layman— | della Robbla had the commission for the former for its delicious technique and | similar work for the organ gallery. Each “The Musketeers’'—Dewey Making His Final is a gem in its way. In that by Donatello | | masterly manipulation, as well as for its | E x‘ r a p a l e at the Chutes. Rounds. originality; the latter because of its hu- | there are singing men and women, groups et | manity, its realism and its delicacy, of-| of laughing, dancing cherubs, beautifuily is the “Pasturized,” bottled product of that hi gh part of our populatic wwough three farce i noble eff ort There will be no delay in getting the three regiments now at the Presidio away for the Philippines. They have all been fering not ornly the beauty of externals, | but having the inner suggestiveness that furnishes food for speculation and analy sis. One little bas-rellef by Donatello has | modeled and conceived. A famous work is a bronze group of “Judith and Holo- fernes’ in the Loggia de Lanzi. Presently the sculptor went to Padua, where he id standard 1 ‘.111;:'.‘»::).‘,‘ assigned to transports, not by orders as|a world-wide reputation and common |a great deal of work, among other things e ailats specialties at the | vet, but their vessels have been decided | plaster of paris replicas of it may be|a crucifix, this time worth the while, and, Your gr e West 144, ing half the price LR ROSENBERG upon, and the last of them will sall on | found in thousands of households where | as may be imagined, a decided improv Ca % = November 6 if nothing happens to change | even the sculptor’s name is unknown; but | ment on his youthful attempt. While still rces that has NE e | the programme. wherever it is it gives satisfaction and | in Padua he made a large equestrian o > hit—precisely l:,e.:e" dlng:'o‘lhen::()sste;:(:gre:;g(g ;i’:ge The Forty-fitth, under command of | furnishes possjbly unsuspectedly an ar-|statue of the famous general of the = | Colonel John H. Dorst, will win the prize. | tistic gratification which few plastic rep- | Venetian army, Erasmus Narni, better bring: pretty as they a gene s with nice little are, last evening at the Bird resi- dence, 1420 Sacramento Rev. Mr. Hutsinplllar of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church. street, ‘when Miss Enid Aline Bird was united Rough Riders. Miss Mabel Rice act- It will be assigned to the transport Han- cock, admitted to be the finest troopship now in the service. Colonel Dorst's regi- been recruited at Vancouver Barracks and they have been ordered to proceed to resentations afford. It is the little “Saint | Cecilia,” the profile of a lovely woman, | with a sweet expression; but Vith this| of centuries and remains to-day one of | the gems of the world of art. | known as Gattamelata. This is said to have been the first equestrian statue since the time of the Romans. He also carved 3 and when one in wedlock to Leonard A. Rosenberg. rest, listen to wit that is The ceremony was performed by the ment is for the time being one of ten | gimple motive the artist has given a gen- | many wooden statues, generally for watch business that is companies, for two of his companies have | yine masterplece that has stood the test | churches. So the man worked on, achieving suc- cess after success, leaving in almost do the entertaine Smilax and La France roses con- ed as bridesmaid and Arthur Card- worth much _effor verted the house into a veritable nouth as hest man. After the ae [ Mantla with the Thirty-ninth Regiment, | " F200 P05 B¢ Donatello, and | everything he touched the mark of his w The fact remains bower, and shaded lights heightened mony the guests enjoved a sump- to leave from Portland within a week or | B2 FR980 D L8 TAL a4, In truth, his | great senius, but all through his career ? Soason Sbibwe commulngs e eff sotf Erbmn)#alS oleioiic e u0us (DARAUSE CEothinas on e ihe, co iior dav STE R Emook i ush n the | | ome was Donato di Nicolo df Betti Bardl, | neither adulation nor success had the wo ) anny things have happened ceremony began. The bride Wore a Glox in this city and Across the bay, Lo ComuAn{ES ; the City | and he was the son of a wool-comber In | slightest effect on his character. To tho its whole course. There is one more handsome traveling gown of brown and their friends will he greatly sur- Then IHIELy alghthl wviligo: of Florence, Ttaly, where he was born in 158. | end of his long life of elghty years he re- Anoe “Why Smit! Left Home”—and if broadcloth, and was as beautiful as a be. bride could Mrs. Bird wore an 04 04040404040¢040404040+404040+8 prised at the event because of fts expectedness un- The bride is a grand- @ 0+040404040404040+Q | of Sydney and the Pathan, both sched- uled to sail November 3. The Forty-sixth, | Although the boy could not by hereu:ty natural and unaffected. It was not only loved by all mained simple, is said that he S RO [ lay claim to any notions of art, his sub- € nclude that the times are gant creation of black lace over daughter of W. W. Theobalds, a pio- of ferry-boat fame, will go on the Sen- |18y cla ¥ 8 I | e & G silik. Only the relatives were present. heer newspaper man of this Sthte. e Aire, the Seator to|| sequentitasteifor it may be explained by who knew him, but that he never 1{.5‘_ a e Sad Sea Waves” lacks the At a whole the affalr was kept very She entered the State University with Q | Sail on the 30 and the Ben Moreon the lst, | the fact that at an early age he was taken | friend. The great Cosimo de Medici was bang that made ‘“‘Hotel Topsy Quiet on account of the recent death the class of 1902, and was very prom- ea o ARG e sed o the Thir- | into the house of the noble family of the | not only his patron, he was his warm endurable, and it has not the old of the groom’s father, Jacob Rosen- inent in musical circles in Berkeley The measles that developed in the favor that helped “A Milk berg, who was one of the most promi- _ Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg will leave ty-elghth Regiment has grown no worse, g It is frankly flat. It does nent wool merchants of this city. for Boston this morning, and because ‘and it is not thought the regiment will be iny strenuous effort beyond the The bride was given away by her the groom has many business inter- ¢ | delayed any on account of it. The first compo of the programme, to be a brother, Marshall Bird, who lately ests there, that city Is to be the place cases that developed were left behind at joke, and, simple logic, it s not. It Is won renown as one of Roosevelt’s of their future home. ane 2 I'T 1 BETTER TO GIVE VYery, very insipid. Bessie Challenger Jefferson Barracks, and those which were et e ms :‘ = gives promise during the first act of keep- @4 040404 0404040404 0404040404¢040404+040604040404040+ | discovered justafter the regiment reached THAN TO RECEIVE ing on the safe side of Sis Hopkins and camp were sent at once to the general 4 not overdoing her, much a: tempts. | solo, the Cacucha dance and \\'olfc's[ hospital, and all who had been in contact ¥ 1 cause, and that is :! What {8 the use supposing for | boomerang song were encored. UL eHG Ghien wers TEoTateay g ir custome; at 2 but Rose Melviile T e The Forty-sixth was inspected by the y k when they | SOUld steer safely through the song and Alcazar. department Inspector general, Lieutenant Y By heX | dance?” Open pops the chance, and In falls | ~The Three Musketoers” began the sec- I O BE “] ON Colonel Maus, Yesterday. To-day he will y | Bessie. 2 5 = 2 spect the Forty-fifth and to-morrow he 5 ction in he women of the company cam't do|ond Week to a large audlence at the Al D Seach the Thirty-elghth. The inspec- but | anything but sing, and the men can't do | ¢azar last evening. The pei formance tion was a general one, including the ap- hey | even that. The plot of the farce is the | Went With perfect smoothness and the I | pearance of the men, their equipment, t don | Ieast thread that a play r steun | DIIBCIDRIS ok ' amalier o realis: | their quarters and the regimental, bat: saw- pon, are to laugh. S Ttaa talion and company papers. The men o: . saw- | 1" miy come easier with practice. There The Chutes. i .| e egiments have been vaccinated. 2 £ will be almost two_weeks more in which | Frank Hall, an English on-tamer, gave Conditions of the Great Cali- | *'in Colonct Dorst of the Forty-ifth Reg- United States Laundry, Offics |to try. SARAH COMSTOCK. | a thrilling performance with Wallace, the | 5 iment the Presidio sees an old friend, for 1004 Market Street. rreT handsome lon from the Zoo at the chutes | fornia Jockey Club Event |as a captain in the Fourth Cavalry he A | Tivoli. was stationed there for & long time. He Telephone South 420. 1" Why do. people SR 10| TheELaEFIASL nIghC S HE cowed (ihe blE | £ holds now a commission in the regular Oakland Office, 514 Eleventh St* ny do people go iinta suchtecstafies:| heast vonly: withi thelaifl for sblank cat of 1902. cavalry. but since the war he has served kg t’| over productions at European theaters, | tridges fired in its face, and the audience | A h the volunteers, first as adjutant gen- et —— | when they are able to wi just as | responded with tumultuous applause. e e F General Wheeler's cavalry In 00d and in some instances even better | Major Mite gave a new speclalty; Adele | The Oakland Racing Assoclation yester- | Cuba, afterward in a similar capaclty or formances of grand opera in San Fran- | S8 “Since Rachel Ran Away VIIh % gay issued the conditions for the great | the staffs of other gencrals anc notw as Coon’ the bill was a colonel of a first-class regiment of in- fantry. Jon't Pay Too Much cisco? A case in point wz California Jockey Club Futurity of 1902, | the production ood. The moving pictures % of “L'Africaine” last evening. six | showing the local candldates were well | which will undoubtedly prove to be one of | v g 1 cears »d the c ] 5 g > | “"This morning the Forty-fourth Regi for Your Fall and years T attended the court opera at Karls- | received. i the very richest stake affairs ever. con-| mont will get a from Fort Leavenworth, 5 g B e Mt h e e Olympia. tested for in this country. Its broad con-| Kans. It is under command of Colone Winter Suit. Erated conmnotor, swinEn. ta baton, tdl|l dne Olympla haR & £00d bl this: week | 1ticns wlll appeal o the hresdaraiofiftie | B2y M0l omonT ¢ the First In 1 can say with f fithe he Olympia has a & fs week | thoroughbred in every State in the Union, | aloiE. B Benjaminiotthe Hirot - o Ders g e | and every act on the programme was well | , ST s st = s fantry is at the Presidio looking after - ST performance of at the | &N every ot On e D ton I still | 21 With an estimated value of $0.00 1t | (205Y v which the First left at the Pre: S i B SRl me favorite and Ruth Nelta as big & [ Will make California the Mecca for all| gidio when it left for Cuba In April, 150 “solofsts ever. The other numbers are pleas- | horsemen of that ye Jighty-seven | One battalion of the regiment has been < > g | hundred ana fifty dol is added by the | ordered to Fort Leavenworth, Kans., superior t o Thghroatt ’;':n‘x‘gv;:.{nl J«;.l‘mg,» Club, llho ‘s&ulsr‘w amount ]“ ere ;Iw sx’vlr<{)|::~rth,\;p;?r\‘lzh]l_hg);l;:pltfl“{g means S rarts bt i A R e T loaks, | @5 added in the Eastern Futurity. Senjamin w shipped. > 1g to you of 25 s i ek s rom,' ’:;rmL c,i’&a‘mu"x((’mrn?c:.‘xlna e bt s D™ S8 | "The conditions are herewith given: batialions are stationed in_ the vicinity y G fon of productior =51 2 — By subseription of $i0 each, money to accom- | O Havi When the regiment left It Salassa w: 13 Reriart s S pony e eniry. for mare ety 19sRccom- | took only its field equipment, and now Nelus DYET urther subscription of §25 each for the produce | that it has returned to reasonably per- | o, the dusky 8 temperament and his extensive voc complishments had ample opportt i dramatic 'BULLMA of such mares by July 15, 1901, or such produce will be struck out, and a further subscription oi $2% January 1, 1902, or such produce will be manent quarters it is going to make It- self comfortable. Second Lieutenant Joseph C. Brady of rt themselves. It was a sincere en- | ON THREE Struck out. and a further subscription of $50 by antry dered follow : ; 50 by | the Fourth Infantry has been ordered to nt to follow this well trained vocal- | July-15, 1902, or such produce will be struck out. | report for temporary duty with the re- Al o Erid dos dmie (e All tarters to pay $260 additional, all of which | cruits at the Presidio pending his assign- ene. savage , the diaboli- | €0 to the second and third horses, as| me h il Taugh, the fnicaee fcdlon and the sub. | WINNERS bl providea ™ Calirraia Jockey Coub, 4 | ment o Manlle___ GROUP OF DANCING CHILDREN, ime voice blended into a stage plcture, | eight thousand seven hundred and fifty 5 ¢ ¢ the force of which created a thrill In | T oD, dolars. AneieaoinnitolressIve M ot the | ASKS HOREAID: EATDL O every attentive listen Avedano, too, | EW YORK, Oct. 30.—Glenoine, in the | muney. "th _two-thirds of the starting —_— 555 : . epeatec ormer triump e T K, Oct. g oney, the third $500 of the added money and | Martelll, who had always been patrons | friend, but, though he enjoyed an inti- Fonoa ,‘,o?},?( r‘(’,?f,.’,‘,‘r" ’}{‘ff;""h,,. ;‘m"p)é_ last race, was the only favorite to win at i oné-third of the starting money. and | \Work Wanted for More of the | e, w00 B o e, brought | macy with the sculptor, he never suc- sonation of Vasco da_Gama. Anna Lich- | Aqueduct to-day, the other five zfl‘nfi e T R e B Soldiers Who Fought in up amid the artistic surroundings in the | ceeded in making him a fashionable after ter in the role of the African princess | down in quick succession. Bullman took | o¢"tho mare at the time of entry, to receive | establishment of this cultivated family, | the manner of the set with which the rich v let isfact 1 j vinning the last three | $200 5 SR L0 Tecalve the Islands. | & gave complete satisfaction, becauss of her |the jockey honors, wenning 1o | 32000, $1250 and $500 of the added 'money, re- | 7 it is probable that he imbibed good taste | man mingled. Once, thinking that Dona- "”{";‘“',‘fn*‘fif( I QeLpn il i fevents e followers of O'Connor '"“1’ e ey Whethér ihey e iie Uwner of ‘thell iThe following nppeal to the public on| 414 a love for the best things. As to nis | tello did not dress as handsomely as he etation, G. S anrell in his do e role | pac = Vi ors i e race takes place or not. o o | = Ay ; i . & €06000606060606060606060806 | of Don Pedro and the High Priest gave | 0ad dav. as he aid not ride a winulng | B e e Pl O ctings, 115| behalf of the unemployed veterans of the | magters there s much doubt, and they | ought, Cosimo sent him as a present a s '$ | further evidence that he is not only the | MOUnt. Handi ¢ ile | Pounds. Winners of $2i00, three pounds: of two Spanish and the Filipino war has been | are aitogether a matter of speculation. | rich scarlet cloak, a_cap and a doublet. o IS HEALTHFUL! 9 or of a fine bass volce, but i5 also | The fourth race, D Ay [ o e o gty Eeventpoundn ot s By, thpes o1 charge of that branch | g is said to have been a pupil of Bacei | Donatello wore this finery but once, and . < Ll \LINFUL: & | clentious artist. i and a furlong, was the best of the COF: | twelve pounis extra. The produce. of mores ns’ committee's work. The | gi Torenzo and to have studied with the | then he returned the gorgeous raiment, o o ALFRED METZGE illo_wa g | niares - Rabbi V a8 e S N o ® B ey i | Wait Not and Lothario. He made the run- | OF stallions which have not produced a winne gned by Rabbi Voorsanger. father of the famous Ghiberti, but of this ¢ing that it made him very uncomfort- >3 A Natural Mineral Water 3 Orpheum. ning up the back stretch and around the | PEOF to January 1, I Llowed three paund TO EMPLOYERS. there is no proof. It is certain that he |able. > with medicinal qualities, § ‘w Tha Al fat the (Orahasm. ihia ek 1s| APDSI LU UWIEH SNaLE E0, glosp Uy and | necessary to claim the lons), fve pounds: Bot | . osloyment committee of the late First | assisted the great Ghibert! in casting tne | On the death of Cosimo he recommended S : features TLouise Dresser and her two |ing Lothario throug! all, 81 | & mare in this stake drops her foal befo v in behalf of the retur ol- | sco, : some se @ a . For s a- b4 Stomach Disorders. © | ;{0 (00" cetablisned. ¢ L er w0 | I g knd In & Mard drive the IAet S0x- | fat of Januars, ‘o it she has . dond. e oo | Hlera. AL the present moment more than (w0 | ten vears older that Donatello, fourd the | tello was delighted at being a landed 5 So-called B tee "Thie bingins and iaving| toemth won by, @ merk trom i TRG: WEQ! (hinsche (osh, 6= ig:taepen gbe ety mich [ MIGISS OEFRCB S8 WD Shibeca o dusckeaiave | 1201 S5 SDIpRDIORADIC | proprietar, but fn'the end, after & year's 3 So-catied VICHY et e e 5 mare In vold, and he subecription will be re: frate. Besides. thess appilcants aimost | It was to this man Brunellesco that Don- | ownership, he begged to be relieved ot the o t the audience would not be satisfled | 5 B) i G fornia Jockey Club an accepted t fer of | one hundred and fifty have been placed in use- 5 st effo urden and responsibility o e property. o an and again. Hal Merritt and Miss ety 3 » | accompanied with recelpts for all former pay- | confident that there w 1 | T | ing him a settled pension, and from that > < ock in a pantomimic sketch, “Lunch- | A o . ments, the original subscriber will be releaasd | finding suitable employment for all applicants | meet with approval, for the older man | Lk nsion, n K | ssion. Merritt’s imitations of sharp- | ‘2-5. e re gid 8 subscriber or a trans- | STDIONers. ™ thers are unckilled: all of | tadino—the Italian for countryman or| a5l s o Skl 2 et i o S & Knife, sawing @ piece of Wood, | Five and a half furlongs, seling—Cupidity | Vol provided it be assumed potry shall not be | SrUstRs, BATY) Sieir position, and would most | peasant—mearing that he had missed en- | e Bever married. HE was a bohemian o Satne drawing aoda mhio: D B L e Her Ladyship third. | of the horse, motice' In writing to tnat ‘effect | thankfully take any employment 5o a8 10 be | tirely the significance of the figure of | l’l‘w”;‘:' peat sonse "{ff ‘I"?V %""'{ fenipying > B tkabiy Jclover Jhck Sorwortn. the| ile and a furlone_Letharlo won, Tello | demizes o\ " " {NFee MONhs after such SupporLing AL AT enshio. it dom. | Christ. At this Donatello was enraged | 315 SONFRIPREUR 0 his brother artists ging comedian, was full of jokes and 1 WAt N e e o close January 2, 1000, with R, B. Milroy, | mittee Tespectfully requests an early response | and in a fit of boyish anger advised Bru- 3 5 = Hie 2 "y took well Five and o haif furlongs, selling_—Back Talk it roy, | e aeal For the committee, . A etee to g0 and do better. This Bru. | On December 13, 1446, after having been o Sada, the violin virtuoso, charmed, the | {68 TR e 2 " | Zo be run in the month of December, 1002, at YACoB VOORSANGER, Chatrman. | ne1€860 2 8O NC%, 40 and, having fin- | & lons time paralyzed, he died in his own 3 audience with the, {nterme O n seventy yards—Glenine won, Chiv- | (e Onkland Racecourse, Tmeryville,’ Califor: | @o—-—¢-©-o--0-®—-0—-6-+-6-6-@ | [i} 3" yimilar subject, he invited Dona- | hOuse: A was burled in San Torenzo, > aatM i alrous second, Langdon third. Time, 1:49. GHE-HAIP furion st and “;U?_ l,“"lv‘luxr ;‘]“"l MR TR Atm ve. Aencld kennels' Pre- | tello to come and see it. The boy stopped | where Cosimo already had prepared for “ nd Mlle. in he “pose — o 01 ronl AV SVl par 18 | nels’ Random J 3 A ' e C . 4 » | a s . d P , ° Was as datins iy entnol et “INCINN. Oct. M.—The fall meeting of | PUrse to be paid in cash. Bl iivens b/ S WIsohia | s vay from, miavket: His’ Bandsi ruly| (N &-mepuicher . Denatello had many | g ing a CINCINNATI, g (There will be S | o y pupils, some of whom occupied ant e - g other holdovers—Laura Burt, the Queen City Jockey Club opened at New- eI natorieln) (names) Magnesla; John Watkine (nemes) | o¢ supplies, and at a sight of the master- |, ying in the Ttsthiry: om Tttt setlp ° R, Distrib. Huntington and company, Mlle Ernas| port, Ky. to-day, with plessant weather and Beanty v CuLe & X5 Clivanaugl's The | plece he was overcome with emotion, let- | {1/ " 0h e them may be st ©00000009000606000800000a0e | LFick and musical canines and Walton's | good attendance. The track was heavy, but Barl; A. Jw's Bald Bagle vs. J. Hurley's | ying drop his eggs and cheese. Looking | po.¢ s A ve 5D gymnast monkeys—completed the attrac- | fast time was made. Results: ke terl & Knowles' Frosty Morn e axclatmed:: “Ta Bertoldo di Giovanni, Nanni di Antonio S G T Y & b | "Six furlongs—The Star of Bethlehem wi vs. Bert Brack Inight; W. Dowsts | at the exquisite worl ‘1 exclal Christ: 1 | 41 Banco, Vallano da Padua, Desiderio da —_— e California. | Larkspur second, Merry Day third. Time, 1 (names) Sar V& Pasha 'kennels'” May | thee it is glven to sculpture a Christ: | settignano and Michelozzo Michelozzi. = s ket ¥ Five and a half furlengs—Caviar won, Hemstead: F. A. ktngnhr; stfinfl v -]" é'i can only make peasant However, With | gome’ of these imitated the master to a Browr in Town the farce at the | gecond, Charlie O'Brien third. Time, 1:09Y > Edmonds’ Morning ry; E. N. Kellogg's Lady | 11 man Donatello made a pilgrimage to | ¢rpric e = C g [ rnia Theater, is a liberal ed i | "One and a quarter miles, selling—The Bond- | — ‘The American Porter the only perfect | Gilmour John Kerrigan's Light Foot; J. A B i dpabl | surprising degree, but none of them 1 ater, is a al education American product of its kind. Holden's Scottish Chief vs. Aeneid kennels' | Rome and profited by his comra P- | reached his excellence. There is an in- f DR. MEYERS & CO. have tne largest prac- art of telling t at which is not true. | man won, Orsic II second, Kodac third. Time, Being ‘made by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n assures ity Athena; J. Collins’ (names) Matchless ve. D. J. On his return to Florence, in 1405, he en- wise a “‘St. John Evangelist”” for the fa- effable charm about all the work of Don- he theater was packed a las ongs, dicap—Jol e 3 excellence. aly's Maggie M; J. H. Perigo’s Belle Seward S e 4 2 e e T A e T el | e —— Healy's Maggle M: T ¥ Terlgo's Belle Seward | ored the crowded studio of Ghiberti, do- | atello that is difficult to describe, but | the fictitious Brown never lagged. The | 1:14%. i Davenport vs, J. H. Perigo's Pretty Girl; W. |ing much independent work, and for seven | which is instantly realized, and by the | situations all scemed so natural that one , One and an elghth miles, sefing—Can I See DOGS \VIL' L. Trade's (names) Wandering Tom vs W. H. | or elght years he devoted himself to mak- | power of his individuality, the exquisite i could not help sympathizing with the | 'Em won. Frani McConnell second, Malalse Lord'a Revolver; Curtls & Son's Vanity Falf ve | 10 jarge statues, many of which nave | delicacy of his technique and the spirit | members of the household in which all of | hird. Time, 1:87. oo &urtla & Som's McKinley; Pasha | achieved world-wide fame. He did his fa- | uality of his idealizations, he must be | the aesperate Iying is done.” " [ itrihco!: bk ) W=Terthar olas: tratic ( Ol |RSE FOR e eannex ve. Al Austin's Firm Foe: J. | mous “David” for the Duomo, or Cathe- | counted among the very foremost of the i o Dowiion was warmly srestod |1 oy, Results: : . Smitn's Merced va. F. A McCombls Miss | qr] of Senta Maria del Flore, the author- | sculptors of all times. Searcely a paintet :arned her a number of encores. The! Seven furlongs, selling—Horseshoe Tobacco heehan's names) Forgive; E. Baumeister's | itfes of which gave him many commis- | or a sculptor since his day has been un- arce only this week to run and will | won, David second, Plantain third. Time, Warloud v, W. Cairns' (names) Imperlal, | sions, which included a “Daniel,” a | influenced at some time or other by his apparently attract crowded houses | 1:31% < g Aeneid kennels’ Aeneas vs. Gus Abercromble's | <Joshua” and an old man. He did like- | work, for there are those qualities of sin- | Five turlongs—Florinel IT won, Red Cross II - Irma; George huson's Fireball vs J. Mur- AHity ¢ aellowey or mimplAl it hace PALACE ano | throughout. P R T PR TR T T R TR R T TETS TN ) cellent performers, and the course be- tween them should be interesting. White Sullivan’s Maid of the willful neglect. Albert Matzer has se- degree in combining mnobility of form, vouth, simplicity, proportion and richness COURSES OF IN;TBUCTION. tice and best eguipped medical inatitution = g gecond, Lovable third. Time, 1:03%. g vood; T. % z tn the Pacific Const. . Established 17 years. B | Grand Opera-House. o L N iing—Deering - won, Tobe | The terms of the Wednesday stake at | i vs. 4. 1. Perigo's Controller; J. McCor. | cade, and he collaborated with Bruncl- | attracted the artistic mind and held it PRIVATE BOOK and advice free at office i | The s o 4 - Payne ond, Princess Murphy third. Time, | Union Park have been changed. All dogs | mick's Primrose J. F. Halton's Tic Tac; lesco on a statue of marble covered with | with absorbing interest. Above all, there Ste a ares s co opers ol 9= D] 3 e d, h n; J. Fitzgerald e P i hi 2 |78 arket St., San Franeisco. kb Ll e mlvm ok n::-‘ Benneville third. Time, 1:45%. first and second places at any of the local | tien ve. Handy & Smith's Magic. ul | this time were great patrons of art, and | everything that Donatello did. MR Graud Obers Foiiss 1o the senal lurgs ana il S 2 om:m rgll?»,hiv;;llnfg‘rflnld Up | parks within four months, or dogs who e e each strove to outdo the other in patri- — ——— | Grand Opera House to theyeual large and | won, Ramiet second, Fildad ihird, Time. 1:%%. | have won first in the Wednesday stake | P, Boland, candidate for Public Admin- | otic Bifts to the city, employing the first -ooos | mere indr'x‘r}:‘llyh-vxll \'Ml:'-”:mdlsmril and | second, Canace third. Time, 1 during the same period. Fifty-six fleet | strator; Democratic nominee. s |artists in t:xe’ woékbo’{lz‘eofi: ltoofx;:f‘:lewr; 4 e Transcontinental tourists and t [y e e o i e e e s e s S e Lt atrids Baks Y S R R fi:fl“""}:};’fi,;’“&,uwh of Or San Michele S elers from all over the Un ates 8 Don Juanito and Don Filipo, Isabella's| For More Sports See Fourth Page. e e 2Zunine In the Divorcs Coutt Hiis work was the famous “Saint George,” | $o oIt aorecintion oo ts o Gory mliLIE o b ”;" produce the | Fortense Boule has been granted a di-| +18 WO TS ceded to a remarkable | New York City. s = — e ——— winner of the stake. Both dogs are ex- | yorce from Henry Boule on the ground of | 04 I tA'S 1€ SECCPCRE DIty of form, | OTIRSES OF 1w ‘ ¢ cured a divorce from Nellle C. Matzer on -d = GRAND ME B C FOR 32 YE ?m":(;n%nhf;? :’l’;:lne i ‘i%“'"f“”;‘ Stocks Fuelraund e deserlion yllieca West ':f,:‘i‘i"c’e‘;‘éé’&"fi.‘.?f fode i milicane, | Autumn-Winter Term, 1899-1900. , I A A K on rtici e running, but 7 divorce from witt | the ac ¢ v Vi o : ARS great things are not expected from her. we’;gg{)}"fle\:ldne Daingerfield Jfé:fefi,,, itt| There followed the well-known marble Mondays and Thursdays: Popular by making these hotels their headquar- Handy & Smith’s 'entries are the first et otind of desertion. . The defendant “David,’ a delicate figure that is a mar- Studies in Shakespcare. rs while in San Francisce rt d it 0 : Heradred Toome. 90 wit CURED b DR PIERCE,S BELT and last dogs in the stake, an unusual oc. | i3 now with the ot Iope e ;fl;;;eg"“"‘m“ of power In apparent | myegdays: The World’s Great Ar- Brotiars RIREPAT y i ;""i:ce“\“ ;our;mg. T{:e amount offered | GG him for the reason that she ob- Donatello did much work for the cathe- | tists: i 7 or the Wednesday stake is $3 ona - y 4 16, a large | jected to his selection of a position in' 4 ."ong the Campanile, and executed Wednesdays: Desk Studies for P BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana I GREAT } ORATIVE, The most wonderful aphrodisiac and Specia Tonie for the Sexual Organs of both sexes. The Mexican Remedy for Diseases of the Kid- peys and Bladder. S Merits. NABER, AL Agents. 223 Market street, S. nd for Circular.) THE CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF DEHTAL’ INVIGORA- S A Bitters OPHIR, Cal, July 16, 1899. Plerce Electric Co., San Francisco—Gents: Your Electric Belt cired me of a lame back of 32 years' standing. 1 got your Belt 8 years ago and used It a short time and from that time on have had no trouble of that kind. Yours very truly, CERIACO ESTRADA, MR. RICHARD HOLMES of Santa Monica, Cal., In writing us on June 16, '¥%, sa; “‘Dr. Pierce, your Belt proves to be A GRAND SUC- CESS." We have hundreds of letters like the abovi now on file and others urriving all the time. 1t you want a Belt that will CURE, try “DR, PIERCE'S” and you will not be disappolnted. sum for midweek coursing. The winner of the stake will take $60, the runner-up $40, the next two $22 50 each, next three 315 each, next seven 38 each and the next fourteen $5 each. John Halton, manager of the Union Coursing Park. returned from the Texas meeting a few days ago and brought back J. H. Rosseter’s Emin Pasha, the winner of the Waterloo stake, and Metallic. Mr. Halton sald the meeting at Dallas was given by Irwin & Lyons at a personal ex- pense of $2000; that the people there are not up to betting, but are being rapidly educated to the game. Emin Pasha bears the reputation of being the most popuiar dog outside of London. In winning the result of last night’s drawing: another company. The defendant was granted the custody of a minor child and was permitted to resume her malden me Tosite de Witt. Rose Ramond has sued Joseph-Ramond for a divorce, alleg- ing failure to provide as cause for action, Captain John T. Smith of the City of Peking has filed a second suit for divorce against his wife, Henrietta J. Smith, de. sertion being alleged as the cause of ac- tion. —_—————————— Chas. A. Low, candidate for Police Judge* — L e — Granted Leave of Absence. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 30.— ter, commencing January 1. Professor many private commissions for various im- portant pat?ons, including a marble lion | for the staircase of the Pope's house in | Santa Maria Novella. After this he exe- cuted an important series of tombs, be- ginning with that of Pope John XXIII, in the Baptistry in Florence, a serious de- sign, partly in bronze and partly in mar- ble. In 1428 he was employed by Cosimo and Lorenzo de Medici to erect a sepul- chral monument for their father ana mother in the sacristy of San Lorenzo, and Aragazzi, secretary to Pope Martin V, ordered a tomb for himself, which is the second time in 1423, and did very much Girls and Shop and Trade Studies for Boys. Fridays: Great American States- men. Saturdays: Home Household Economy. These courses will continue until February 15, 1900. Examinations will be held at their close as a basis for the granting of certificates. Science and Arrested for Burglary. by Detectives Dillon and Ryan and BURGERY Sy A 07 Booklet No. 2 tells all about It. Call at . v 55 At | % # stake he brought to his owner the sum of | Professor Melville B. Anderson, head of | said to have been a masterpiece, although WILL OPEQO;'B]')A(Q:‘ & n}h(‘_xo& of students x office or send 2c in stamps. Address $250. May Queen, Texas bred dog, was |the English department, has been granted [ now it is dismembered and dispersed | George Burke, a young man who claims PIERCE ELE runner-up in the stake. Following 'is the | a leave of absence for the ensuing semes- | about the church. He went to Rome for |to be a farmer, was arrested last night For further particulars address 8. W. DENNIS, M.D., D.D.S., Dean, 416 Parrott building, or GILBERT M. BARRETT, A.M., M.D, Sec- retary, 1121 Sutter st. : i i % i i ; CTRIC COMPANY, 620 Market Street, Opposite Palace Hotel, San Franclsco, Cal,’ P T e R e RS S R e | | | Midweek stake, fifty-six entries — Handy & Smith's Victor vs. J. McCormick's (names) Slare Brane: A. Johnson's Tod Sloan va. Frank Adams’ (names) White Diamond; Pasha ken- Arderson will devote his vacation to travel through Europe. No one will be appointed to fill his place during his ab- sence. work there, including a statue of “St. John the Baptist” for S. Glovanni in La- terano, 2 bust for the Church of S. Maria charged at the City Prison with burglary. It is alleged that Burke entered the stable of Paason & Co., 287 Twenty-first street, jand stole a set of harness.