The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 5, 1900, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, -APRIL 5, 1900 LACK OF HARES HANDICAPS THE COURSING MEN Both Parks Declare Off Their | Midweek Stakes for This Week. BT A5 n Park Management Arranges & Great Eighty-Four Dog Stake for Saturday and Sunday. M ™ HONOLULU HEALTH BOARD DENOUNCED BY DR. LEVY Well Known Rabbi Declares There Was No Plague—Claims His Son Was Unfairly Treated we wr either too publish to pt “him in ien it is but or to world what a ry bottom what power and what s given the Board of Health of u te take 4 ¥oung man from his cottage at the dead of might, pump Pas- teur serum ¥ »dy on several ¢ with as our Inform: fon of plague The n goes in his sys have ackn “budoes,” that t rious, and animal putem’ still live ble person doubt these condi- sns_ that his iliness was anything but e plague? 1f we shall have evidence to sustain us in_this matter we shail make the Board of Health feel inju! and - they have perp ed upon our h s well as the anguish and anxiety row they have brought upon our —_——————— An Insolvent Farmer. Isasc O. Jacks, a farmer of Silveyville Township, Solano County, filed a petition insolvency vesterday in the United States District Court. His liabilities are $14,177 02, and he has no assets. e ————— A new hotel, The Bradbury. All rooms sunny. 3604 Californa. st., cor. Folk, near Van Ness. * | CROCHORAOIOOOINC O 0 0 POPULAR SOCIETY COUPLE WILL SOON BE MARRIED 2+ 004400 0+-006+00 ;¢ @+ R e e 4 + He ! + ¢ k3 > b3 : : @ : E ¢ . 4 e : E : + ! @ 74 . : i . ? *® : ': bt + Qe ieieiebedeiedeed@ $ \gement is announced of . Hager, the well known to Walter L. Dean, | nown in society circles | 4 & of Walter E. Dean, the capital- | ‘ * b ® 3 ® * @ + @ + % + & + o > pas » gossips have | whis ed cor S Tegar | - ¢ g 1 it has on|® . been h(n!-‘ . B uld =oon be Ed tofore been } Y s » daughter of the Iate]| I g s widely known. The| ¢ blonde, | ¢ lly pop- | @ K3 t K.‘Ht“:“ & ¥ and other swell : o e i 18 wiven put | e MISS EMILY HAGER AND HER FIANCE, WALTER L DEAN. g 5 ."_ Mrs D e S e e e e e e e o ] in this the itinerar; nce by socle that the honeymoon will be N . e and groom spent in the East and on the Continent > spent and that the Paris Exposition will be excer among the places v before the pair t is hin return » the Pacific ast to take up ce of a knowle their permanent residence. CURTI% DENlEé 7A7LL77 KNOWLEDGE OF JONES| in marriage to Frederick C. Hill, an of fcer on the revenue cutter Rush, by Rev. ] . Woods of the First Baptist Church he ceremony was performed. in the pa MONTGOMERY tor's stud i was strictly private, on 2 the imm e friends of the couple by Has Letters Showing Excellent In-|ing present. After the ceremony the hap- py pair adjourned to_the home of Mrs. | dorsements of Character by C. Hinckley at k street, where Prominent Men. a wedding r | George F. Curtis denfes that he has any | B[ HUN 'l'[] [] AY tion with or knowled 1ot | MRS. BALLINGTON BOOTH 1 in, and sald last TALKS OF PRISON WORK evening th had never heard of either morning. A Washingt | Tells of the Great Reform Among John W. Schorr’s Streamer Ied Mr. Curtis with Jones and | Criminals Due to the Efforts : Mr. Curtis shows by papers in e ten i - = or has the very high- 9 yedhiind L;kely to Be Made 1t Justices of the | Mrs. Maud Ballin Booth met a 2 : United States and | number of ladies and gentlemen in the Favorite. litical 1 e parlors of the Occidental Hotel yesterday PR, i the b xiid Biost: and told them about her prison work. ; ; S worth as Ithough the movement had originated in MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 4—The gates of number ¢ Joe Wheel w York scarcely more than three years Montgomery Park will be thrown open to- | seph H. Choate, Chief Justice B ago it has proved successful far beyond ; the twentieth annual spring the Supreme (¢ the United States hopes and _expectations of Mrs. new Memphis Jockey and Asso: « Fleld, Brown and Out of 8% ex-convicts who have ure of to-morrow’s pro- | Shiras. He came West some time ago to | hrough Hope Hall In New York O tay. | 1dentify himself with the legal fraternity ent have been permanently re- e s ific Coast, bringing the letters aid imost af “them Have! Decomo ixteen or persons named and from man . Christians. The work has passed handicap horses . H s the law experimental stage and can s The race will be en years and | now be set down as practical and perma- = to the winper. John W, ’ from Libra- | ment the only way of successfully mer is looked upon as | fian Spoffor mming the statement | dealing with criminals and making them ¢ He will be ridden that he Switzerland he | good and useful citizens. . The entries for this % Kui ias paperaito diow thelihs ey all over the United States, : h r 1 by mistake for rd who | g Booth, recognize the work as an for some_oft Monte- | impor adjunct to theirs and lend it relcased wh * mistake | their support. At the Joliet (IiL) prison ed and_the > Depart- | the good behavior and discipline of the Che United States took up the has incre Abgpci g L has a suit now pending | right to say 84,000 convicts. in agair which has | prison i annot be saved ! made ent The majori them can be reformed, and the work every day Is pro it. Mrs. Boot ke of the pressing need e a Marriage ?f a F’evenue Officer. [k rumds ¢ ote the work. She sald | Miss Lottle E. Hood, a beautiful young | that she he. rned $10,000 per year for woman of this city, wa last night united | the work on the lecture platform. I Water Polo Tournament. The first of a series of seven games of | ——— = % water p between teams of Olympic St o e POPULAR THEATRICAL bi k of the Post-street building te ptained by C. K. Melrose svon om that captained by Archie Taylor by.a The winning team, known | was made up as follows MAN PASSES AWAY ). Carrol F : Ke ‘,‘:fll\!.'_ L EATH has claimed Charles| @ 0-4-0404-04040-40-+@ B Prahi D Schimpf, secretary of the Walter @ | or team| )./ Orpheum Company, and one of | )¢ . the most popular theatrical men on | the coast. Mr. Schimpf passed aw at ¢ the German Hospital 1 r 3 + R emierg of e | SUlt of an operation for appendicitis, per- ° et formed ten days ago. . "xv!\].“L;‘;(vrpl Mr. Schimpf was a nephew of the late @ I T Gustav Walter and was born in New York e e ‘others twice, | thirty-two years ago. When Mr. Walter | = held each Wednesday | opened the Rathskeller, at the corner of | % Turk and Mason streets, years ago, he e brought his nephew out from the East 9 Winners at Bennings. and placed him in the box office as a (f INGTON. April 4—Results at|sistant ticket agent. When Walter 6 opened the Orpheum Mr. Schimpf oceu- $ 1 gs year-olds and upward— | pied a similar position in that institution, + mmege second, Mouseltort | and when the branch Orpheum was estab- ) S T | lished in Los Angeles he was sent to that . Ball second, city as treasurer and a ant manager. ® i ¢ overaig| On the death of av Walter his | e g 51oX | widow brought Mr. Schimpf back to San | i : Francisco to act as her representative at | ar-olds and | the local theater. + Pickwickian second, John Morrisey, manager of the Or-| ¢ and upward, | pheum, paid high tribute to Mr. dney | Rchimpf’s many good qualities last night | ! and expressed deep regret at his untimely | 1 i death. Deceased left a widow, a daughter | 4 CHARLES SCHIMPF. + ling than a trade. | of Mrs. Dunphy, but no children. \.+@+¢+@*~o+o+®~o—o+o BOARD OF WORKS ESTIMATES ARE 10 BE REDUCEL Auditor Finds Big Increase in Cost of Engineer’s Department. e AT Contemplated Expenditures of the . Commission Exceed Ome-Third of the Total Probable Mu- nicipal Revenue. SRR The Auditor's clerks were kept busy vesterday reducing the amount of money estimated by the Board of Public Works to be necessary for the maintenance of its several departments during the next fis- cal year. In the one item of the estima- ted expenses of the Bureau of Engineer- ing an enormous increase has been dis- covered over the amount expended for the same work during the fiscal year of 1898 The_consolidation act provided that Engineer should receive $500 per ar and all fees, out of which he was to his deputies.’ The salaries of the lat- ter under Charies Tilton amounted to something over $18,000 for the year named. The office was_ self-sustaining, but cost the city $11 . It Is thought that the City Surveyor had over $5000 for himself after paying all the expenses of the office. The following is the amount estimated as necessary for the Bureau of Engineer- ing, which takes the place under the new charter of the Surveyor's Department: Salary of City Engineer, $5000; investigation ¥ of plans and estimates of cost of publio utili- = 5.000: dlvision of streets and lot sur- t v 9,430: division of construction, $9540; of- of the Board has been placed at $687,720. whereas for the last fiscal year the expenses of the Street Department were $i1 timated in- se this year over last, $267,220. r new departments the sum of $307,- 5 {s asked: the Bureau of Light and mendations for repairs to City Hall, sewer construction. $229.750. mak- | ing 'a_grand total of $1.499.047 50 which the Roard of Public Works desires to spend, or over one-third of the probable amount which will be raised by taxation and other sources of revenue. MAYDAY FESTIVAL TO BE HELD IN GLEN PARK | Unusual Preparations Under Way for the Annual Outing and Exercises. Programme of Events. Preparations for the teachers’ Mayday | festival, to be held at Glen Park, are | progressing satisfactorily. At Tuesday's cession of the press committee Deputy Su- ){ Works for the next year | the acknowledged King of Bottled Beers, possesses every element that makes a perfect and delicious brew. Nearly three quarters of a billion bottles of this famous brand have been consumed—a world’s record. The product of Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’'n St. Louis, U. S. A. % 25 ’ @ Famous the world over for its tonic qualities, BICYCLES! prepared by this association. SOUTHWICK’S EUREKA SOUTHMERN PACIFIC COMPANTY. (PAcIFIO YYSTEM.) Tratus leave and sre due (o arrive ad SAN FRANCINC (Main Live, Foot of Market Street.) b e e A | tmavE — Prow FESaUARY 35, 1900. — ARmIVE #7100 Benfcts, Suisun, Elmirs, Vacaville, R and Sacramento. 71004 Shasta ress—Davis, Willows, Rod Blufl, Portland.. .. *7:304 Martinez, San [amon, Vallejo. N Calistoga and Santa Rosa. 81304 Tho Overland Limits er, Owaha, Chicago. - *0u8es Ban Jose Livermors, toci jone, Sscramen Marye Hn.‘;‘l‘flm.u;‘od Biufr. .. - ale, Nonora, Carters. . *8:304 *Milton, Ouk onora, Cartesm. ...... Ty | | | | *9:00a Haywards, Niles 3o, 9:004 Daris, Woodlaod, Kaights R | fice "equipment, testing appliances, chemical Marysville, Orot i laboratory, ete., $4100. Total, $133,12 | "x.’.uAthfnm ?r:u; | Eliminating the item of $5,00 for the L By~ -~ i | investigation of plans and estimates of st S | eprans Part Costar Fresno, Mojave sud Los cost of public utilitfes will leave $78,120, war- | Avgeles. . “Sulde Which the city will be required to pay for | Sure cure for porous or punctured tires. War- | 439,004 Vallejo, Mariinez and Way Statious *S:d3w | the department undér the charter, as |ranted to be superior in every way to anything | «11:004 Niles, Livermors, glwelwmvfl-‘ against $11,706 under the old law. ever invented. | -znyn“l'o;‘m:mloh lllfl!d.“ inalia, o For the Bureau of Streets the estimate | EUREKA is in use in near!v every shop in | e Xiiea wad Way Stationa. *3AIS Southern California and in all up-to-date shops | | in Ban Francisco and within 50 miles of San | | Prancisco. Try EUREKA and you will never be without it. It fills the bill. For sale by all up-to-date dealers in large and small cans. Cheapest and best. 00 Sacramento Itiver Steam ). 13:00% Haywards, Niles and Wag . g:00p Mastinez, San Ramon, Vallejo, Nupa, Calitogn, Sunia Moss: .o 41007 Benicls, Vecatille, Sacrw " PWoodland, . Kni Tanding, Knights Marysillo, Oro 41307 Nilog, San Jose and S | or, which corresponds to the Gas In- *3:00% The Owl Limited—T: | spector’s office, will cost $2350; stationery, Bakerstlold, Sangus for 2 | expenses of general office. $21.960; bars, Los Angeles. . 10:434, CAPE NOME MACHINERY and SUPPLIES. ited—EL Tos Angeles, Deming, El Puso, New Orleaus and East. AL SAND CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS: 3.307 n...z.z'nf.”fiy... Al Hivre i oy F Hoe Moiase aud Kasi 3. KROGH &t 5o wusoiige ea- | *0:00r Haymards, Nilesand San’osa 4 gine cheap. § Stevenson, 8. ¥. 261301 Oniental - Mail—Ogien, "Cheyenne, Omaba, Chicago... SAND CSNTRIFUGAL PUMPS Iy e 1In Overation Daily, €25 Sixth Street. P, v‘:;?.u]:’m‘“(‘“ ;"”;l.i“;. ... "9 100r Vallelo, Port Costi an Bt 7BYRON JACKSON__' _ | +808e Oregon and Galtfornis ixprem o Mary, 10 CAPE NOME HOUSES FOR SALE. | COAST DITE 12x16 ft, $150; 16x20 fr.. §200. Apply to the | (Foot of Market Streel HUMBOLDT LUMBER CO., Third and | “58:154 Newark Centerville, SanJose, Felton, Washington sts., Oakland, Cal Boulder Creek, SautaCruzand Way Statious. DREDGING PUMPS. snde: Jora. yresided | th b- | Of1, Gasoline, Steam Holsts, Centrifugal D s M A, Dean The commis. | EnkinessBotiers. HendyMach. Wks. 4 Fremont. Sania € tee consiats of Miss M. A Dean. chall | EXPERIMENTAL MACHINERY & MODELS. | yotitss Romi Saccriin S sasaad o | v R. Moran, Miss Emma Stincen, Mrs, | L. PFTER'ESN, lB“A Milnlal:_.‘ Si ».3 c%mmnm- Way Sta:ions gecessses X’l._! & Hackett, Miss J. M. Michelson, | cations from inventors strictly confidential. Miss Eliza D. Keith, Miss Pauline Hart, = 5 - CF‘EE(K ROQTE SFEF":W.. Mrs. H. J. Bain and Deputy Superin- MARSH STEAM PUMPS Prom SAK PRANQISCO—Foot of Market Sirest (Slip §)— ‘.»nninnr Jordan Supply fresh or salt water for eluice boxes: *7:18 9:00 110043 1100 *3:00 33:00 A communication was recelved from | Meh or low lifts. Simonds, 33 Market st | 00 1500 eGddrw. Walter N. Burt, chairman of the commit- BEACH GOLD CONCENTRATOR | #rom ONELAND—Foal of Brosiway.—"6:00 8:00 10:004.u. NCED . | 112:00 *1:00 $2:00 *3:00 $4:00 °3:00r.w, tee on athletics and games, stating that a football game would be played, if de- sired, by teams from the Clement Gram. mar and the Adams Cosmopolitan schoo! SAVES All the Gold by Gravitation. .No quick- silver. Hand or power. In operation 14 Spear. | THE Eureka 190 beach gold saver; the only | COAST DIVISION (Broad Gauge). (Third and Townsend Sts.) TOA Gosan View, Bouth San Franciaco.. 1s80% [ A tug of war will also. it is belleved. be | pan motion. 26 Beale st r Jose and Way Stations (New arraneca between students of the High oL SEPARATOR. ! ..'“‘;:{x,.'}]..n..‘T ‘ed:i::h;::w.)é :i T enaer Schools. a Han Josn, Tres Fino Tt has been decided to increase the num. | Cclone Gold Separator and Amalgamator in Pacilio Grovs, Pase Robles, Sag ber of children to take part in the singing | B b T Sy | Luis Oblspo, Surf, Lompoc sad and_physical culture exercises from 3000 | MATTESON’S SLUICE WASHER. | L L ceasy to 6500 and to make It a leading feature of | yong tom, riffles and carpet combined saves Jose and Way Stations.. Siser the entertainment. The teachers, who are placer gold. VAN WINKLE, 413 Market st. 12:43¢ San Mateo, Kedwood, Menlo Park, managing the business end of the pro- —— —— ——— — — <= T 7T T | Palo Alto, Santa Clars, San Jose, gramme, are meeting with the most grat- GOLD SEPARATOR. | Tres Pinos ifying success. Merchants are responding | MARSHALL Gold Saving Machine. 229 Fol- Montesey s liberally with advertisements and it is ex- pected that $1000 at least will be the net profit realized in this way alone. There will be no difficulty in the trans- portation of the expected crowd. Within a week the tunnel will be completed and the cars of the Mission-street line will then run directly into Glen Park. Facili- ties will thus be given for the transporta- tion of people at the rate of 20,000 an hour. iCAPE | ————————— NOME AS A PORT OF ENTRY FOR ALASKA | Special Treasury Agent Evans Here | to Take Testimony on the | Question. J. F. Evans, special treasury agent for 3:307 San Jose a. 4:15¢ San Jose & 13:007 San Jososnd street, Oriental Gas Engine Company. GASOLINE ENGINES, '5:30. Jo Princip tations * HERCULES GAS ENGINE WORKS s flling | eaibos San Joms s Wog Srations 1a00n many orders for Nome. 141-143 First st.. 5. . | pat:dr San Joss and Way Stat! *Tioe GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS F for Aftesnoon. Outfits packed. IRVINE BROS., 570 Howard e g 308 Fourth, 1302 Polk and 1441 Stockton, S. @ Tuesdays and Fridays ¢ Thursdays and Sundaye. LIQUORS. L camex & sox. GALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. WHISKE 413 Sacraments NO . i LESSHH oILs. LUBRICATING on_Cruds on_ana casou-- SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIS ENSIGN & McGUFFICK, 21 Spear st. 8. F RAILWAY COMPANY. PLATES FOR SAVING GOLD. Tiburen Ferry. Feot of Market S0 Echaezlein & Burridge, 3 Hardle place, off SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. WEBK DAYS—17:20, $:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. at 11:3 p. m. Saturdays—Bxtra and 11:30 p. m. Kearny. between Sutfer and Bush streets. F. W. BELL, Central Plating Works, 83 Mis- ®lon st.. S. F. Phone Jessie 301 trips at Alaska, who will take testimony for and ROCKERS. SUNDATS 500 0, 10 & mi 100 3 against the proposition of making Cape Hula-Hula Rocker: Centrifugal AN RAFAR s ort of entry. has arrived here. | ROCKERS S0na Purps: Machiners. PARKE | yppSiN RAFAFL TO SBAN FRANCISCO. In regard to Cape Nome as a port of | & LACY CO.. 71 Fremont st. T 098 3 e Satariager s ok entry the interests of Canada and British PORTABLE HOUSES. 1355 and 6:38 p. m. Columbia are ranged on one side and the | pURNHAM STANDEFORD CO.. Washington | Py a to S 348 Dada. m.; 148 Sl &es, & ests ted S D1 .t . shippiig interests of the Lnites hates on | _sod 1t Oskiand, or Builders’ Ex.. 8. F | Between San Francisco Seb the other. T1f hip and Schustses Purly ping facilities of this coast are sufficient PILE.DRIVING ENGINES. same schedule as above. to transact the business it is not in_the | worthington Steam Pumps & Water Meters, Leave interest of San Franclsco (o have Cape| "Mundy Holsting Ensines Tatum & Bowen | Sen Franciece. | In Difect ome made Y, - - S | ministration would not feel disposed to ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC. Sun- e, ‘ripple trade if facilities for doing busi- = : days. | Deatinaion, Seas could be furnished at this port. For | BAKER & HAMIETON, Engines sod Dofters: : = this reason Colonel Evans is seeking in- = 00 am| Nowvato, i formation and testimony from the com- FURS 30 am) Petaluma. | {;\‘gt‘,l';\lt;r;d shipping Interests here on |'ry;p coATS AND ROBES FOR CAPE NOME. - — Seattle. with her rival interests and a ALUERY 'HORNLACH; 1% Grist ave: inda | railroad running north and connecting x 3 With the Canadian Pacific, has such Brit- TENTS AND COVERS. " | 1sh_connections and interests as induce it | NEVILLE & CO.. manufacturers. bags. teats, serviile, to favor the making of Cape Nome a port | _Sovers. Tl an sl L $:30 pra| 3:00 am| Sloverdale. | of entry. Hence the significance of Col- T = = | onel Evans’ stay here for the coming two RATLROAD TRAVEL. —’ME‘ oY I&» | weeks. Grrsa | —————— 33 R 7:30 am| ~ Died on the Street. 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Via Sausalito Ferry. - Te CHICAGO This Is the quickest runni most | luxurious train across the contimmy CONNECTING TRAIN LEAVES SAN Frascisco: % Com: 4 1899, | Lot "".‘a.”,‘.'":‘;:.’i'..‘;i‘?. cme.,v" s at’2 15 bz “N;:g’fiéfi i v . P.N in time to connect with all Hmited WEEK DAYS* v RUg ov:;:n:;mv"k. -:lcgilu._lg;)in '31.‘“'“"“"“ AND Leaves Sgn Francises at 5:30 S - Yot 2ol Yalley and Sum Ra- EXPRESS 2. witPPaiceand Trorist L5a"eag e T — ansas City, St. Louws, SBUNDAYS—* *10: < 3 0 DALY Chicagoand Bast. " e . €3, 90 o @ & m; aas, e o e Sogion VALLEY | pRon si¥ RAFASE RS2 and Bakersfield. ulare ROAD WEEK DAYS-—5:%, %35, 145, %:40 & m] m. EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednsedays asg U] ), *8:00, 0 ¢ 240, 2T e w0 o St el Trains mar ¢ start from San Quent FROM MILL VALLEY T0 Sh FRANCISCO, 13:20, 2:15, %3:40, *:18 p. n SEE YOU IN San Francisco office. 623 "FRISCO SOON {ds;‘(ku Street, Phoue Main Schrinc Stguy, : Oakland, 1118 Broad- Saata Clara 8¢ e:.'_ln J Street; SanJose,” West g o> _ | _WEEK DAYS-—5:45, 6: 188, 9 FERRL | 0 2. 3 S0 p e o O & md TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, ‘Wednesdays and Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Ferry. | Senaraaviat 7:00 and 10:30 o. m. Sindara e e T W g, G e s T S8, - %0 o m. and 1 h Steam hieated. closed car on all traine. "‘-“‘“"Wc"mm and Return, 140 b m Saturdnye. Tomales not may sentions | K& m. Sundays—Tomales and way stations