The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 10, 1900, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900. ADVERTISEMENTS. RISKY ATTEMPT WINS CLEVERLY AT UNION PARK Royal Anne Was Defeated | | for the Midweek WE DID IT! s We told you that we would paralyze the shoe trade for at least one month—and we have done so. The rush still con- tinues, and we still continue to give the people Good Shoes Low Pmces. s T aid not affect t | A Good Attendance of Spectators Views Coursing Between Closely Matched Greyhounds—Up- sets in the Betting. ol iy it Winder's black grevhound Ri < Pasha Ke & the of a forty- at Union t won hand- same | D o S S e s = ] s the faster grey dedly, but this proved a nt. In the t to him dec > D e SPECIAL PRIC FOR b¢ LADIES’ FINE SHOES a bye'and then |® - + ? LAIED, SCHOBER & CO.’S Ladies’ Finest( ty Fren $4.00 a Pair. ce $5.00 WE WILL ALSO CLOSE OUT out 700 pairs of Ladies’ Finest Quality s Kid Cloth Top Lace w:( coin D o o o o o o g S S S SR R S S paten: all widths, at 82 50 a Pa:r. MEN’S SHOES. This week we will close out about g00 was chosen at a meeti pzirs Menls Shoes, French Calt, Con e, representing Corbett, patent er and various kinds, at liam Brady, appearing =% £ . Brady informed Considine 75¢c a Pair. objected to “Sam referee, Come and a look at our sh A windows and bargzain counters. Yo principals shall wear soft bandages, wiil find just what you want, and at | referee to be the prices never bef offered. the binding on the hands M VE HAVE NO BRANCH STORES. Y ana shygnd 3 ‘| Eac beat Belle of An- | self ry beat Agamemnon, ¥Hara beat Terrona, 14—4: One r Ly 4—0; Risky empt beat Nellie NOLAN 812-814 Market Street, Anner’ beat beat O'Hara, 4—1; Risky | frje PHELAN HLH L)I\(;. Brady asked Co i pomes beat One Spot, the. et ;i - & e courme Ry AtiniD b N “onsidine =aid, trewewereseseet ling course—Risky Autmmpl “beat Baym |\ Y ob OO i ae 1nstenn vierr DR. JORDAN’S grear tesn. English Greyhound to Start. Clu The E 3 vhound Rural Artist, | bou is entered MUSEUM OF ANATOM .n'xun OT.bet. 6347t S.P.0al, stake to be - Union Coursing Park ea: Stively cary e ol . ¢ pesitively cared by the oldest Palg Alto 1is drawn peciclist ca the Const. Est. 36 0F. JORDAN—PRIVATE DISEASES § freo 30d stricty privase edier suxor in the s champion ‘e stake. g is $1020. l«rluwlnn \\IH on the arrival of the 11 a. m. aturday. The draw last night total priz commence train on [ A Spectal Dispatch to The Call. | at Coney Spot beat | tled Brady to wi sum Morning | fere Jeffries will occ EW YORK, May White will referee weight tween Jeffries R B e e e 9.—“Charley” championship and Corbett in the JAameES J. JEFFRIES. | will take for the battle. Corbett will leave his training quarters early on Fri- day morning and go to a Coney Isiand | road house, where he will remain_untii the bell rings for the contest to begin. Jeffries will come up on Friday morning and in the afternoon will attend a mati- arena of the Seaside Sporting Club | nee at one of the vaudeville houses and Island on Frid the battle with one the champion, s would win ins b was sele: t. When the b Stoll of the when he won t simmons. which Fit simmons Last Day of Hard Work. Jeffries and Corb t each it their tr the last real ard White tween George and Wil- Jeffries Austin officiating as | former champion les of agreement provide that the the | T will also bet $1000 ag: judge of the texture of | fries scores a knockout . | rounds; quis of Queensberry rules are to go Hitting in the breakaway hand free will be h principal will have to protect h]m- after retreating from a clinch. When the referee question had been set- nnounced that he had $10,000 of this Brady of- | 00 belonged to Jeffries that Jef- d to bet $5000 at even mone de of fifteen rounds. sidine if he would take “if you will make New York Athletic ted as timekeeper for the fellows enter the ring the corner used by o championship from Corbett will have the cor- did a lot of in his life. He ning quarters exercise they after dinner will leave for Coney Island. Opinions of well-known sporting men on the outcome of the battle are interest- ing. ‘‘Honest” John K as a sure winner. “Corbett’s friends may think that the s once again in good | fighting form,” sald he, “but they are de- | celving themselves. will bet $10,000 against $5000 that Jeffries beats Corbett. ainst $5000 that Jef- within _twelve $2000 against $10.000 that Jeffries puts Corbett to sleep within five rounds.” “Jimmy" Colville of Boston is an en- thusiastic Jeffries man. “Billy” Hayes fancles Jeffries’ chances and wants to bet | $5000 against $2500 that the champlon will take Corbett’e measure. John L. Sullivan tips Jeffries as the winner. Sullivan says that Jeffries is in every way Corbett's su- perior. | Corbett Has Admirers. “Eddie” Burke is a strong Corbett man and will likely bet considerable money on “Pompadour Jim" at the ringside. Ac- | cording to Burke's ideas Corbett fis stronger and cleverer than ever. E. O. Pearsall entertains the same view of the battle as Burke and thinks that Corbett will not only go the limit but will out- point Jeffries as well. John Considine is positive that Corbett will win back the championship from Jeffries. ~He has |\!;x]m d quite a few bets on “Jim” at good odds. “Corbett,” he said, “is a hundred per cent better man to-day than he ever was is stronger and quicker with his hands and feet than at any time since he fought Jackson in San Francisco. v picks Jeffries as follows: reoeeDadeee Erwin & & Theron CAPE NOME MACHINERY and SUPPLIES. | R o s vs. Pasha Kennels OUR GOLD DREDGING PUMPS | Were successful at Nome last | KROGH .o sttt iy Stevenson st., 5. SA"D CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS In Operation Daily, 625 Sixth Street o "s Royal U R Taylors M Rural Artist (formerly doge—Captain P, M. Clark- | are d vs. Captain P. M. Clark- | m: L. Taylor's Beauty £pot { (' y's Hurricane & Son's | Geo . G. Aber- | M & Son's | of SVRon Sacuaon. G| i ASSAYING. Topes's b 5 | kee o s . | piae & Market st : DREDGING PUMPS. Our centrirug £oing th Cape Nome | are vou? Bett Su S has gravel: has bie p W, e For Glory G CO., cor. Fremont and Natoma. T. J. Cronin's P('v~ f TY‘N!P‘*; Pasha Ken- | hors - Pt R H. W. Miller's DREDGING PUMPS, ser Con- | the Of1, Gasoline, Steam Hotsts, Centrifugal Pumps. | 31¢Y & Oeonin's | n's Lavender; Erwin J. Hurley's Shylock eckless Archer ve. D. | /. Bonner's Bowery | eralda; G. Shar T. Ludwig's Lady »dore Nash ve. Sterl P. McCabe's Cralg | Angeles: J. Dean's de B. Lopez's Carmencita; | Monte vs. G. Abercrombie's | J. Dean’s Nicaslo va. Al | J. Dean's Belle of Ander- | Engines& Botiers. HendyMach Wk=..40 Fremont. MARSH STEAM PUMPS Supply fresh or salt water for siuice boxes; high or low lifts. Simonds, 32 Market st E~NGINES, In stock, steam, gas. gasoline. prices. American Mfre Assn GOL"» QEPAPATOR i Separator and Amalgamator in Thornhill vs. & Liyc Iine: mers. 20 Fremont fon. Wm. H. Birch & Co., 138 1st L. Ross' Just Tip: J. Carroil's Red | - 3 Cirtis & Son's Commodore; T. J. | OOLD SEPARATOR. Bail vs. R L. Taslors Win: | MARSHALL Gold Saving Machine. 28 Fol- iy Dt | #om street. Orental Gas Engine Company. Hadiwist; J. M. Stilwell’s | rwin & Lyons' Silver Wings; J. | tish Chief ve w \ | DOLD <AVING MACHINE | N. P. Tn operation et Mining Fair, | " Othce 137 Beale st bt i | Central Park ¥ il SLUICE BOXFS i's Lexingto ', Glasson n Kiondike champion slulce saves gold: competl. | J. Dean’s Prilliantine; Curtis tion invited 1788 15th st., corner Guerrero, 5. Pasha Kennels' Metallic; J. pe L 1 ve. N Whiting's Petronius ve. W. & Rnowles' Frosty v Carroil's Auckland; G. Abererom- s Victor King vs. J. Keenan's Royal Oak; ott's Lord Byron va. J. O'Dowd’s ROCKERS. cheapest and proven the best for 1% Mission st PARKS ALASKA P(;C;EK. The lightest. placer work : J. Anthony’s Patriot vs. T. Sulli- Rocking pum; the water: s f-clearing riffles Island B Pasha KO“\"LI:I!\ i motion contipuous. 3 Natoma, nr. Fremont. | Royal Anne vs. J. J. Edmonds’ Go On: Curtls — | & Bons Ficho v 3. R, Smith's Master Daven- PLATES FOD SAVING GOLD. Schaezlein & Bu 3 Hardle place, r,a' rrigan & Wiegand's Overture va J et Bt Gy Smith's Magl Kearny, between i and Bush streets. J. Carroll's Bluestone; ¥ Central Plating W. 2 Mis J. Martenet's o7 ol el Elsting Works, 85 Mis- els' Round About vs. Al Austin's Nora | — - H. W. \‘In.h‘rr Moonstone vs. | Ea SILVER-PLATED MINING PLATES. | ston’s San Francisco Plat- Mission st TAN\\i d Glory: liki's Terronn: Russell, | ¢ Wilson's Miss_Allen vs. P. Doyle's Monarch; P. J. Reilly's Ploughboy vs eneid Kennels' Agamemnon; Russell, —Pacific Tank Co. manufacturers, 26| & Wilson's Jullus Caesar vs. P. J. Rellly's L. 8. F. M5 E. 24 st.. Los Angeles. | Wilful Widow: Aeneld Kennels' Van Knapp NOME MINING SCHOOL. | A KR Learn to know goid and smave it, smalgamating plates, ete. to handie | igan’s St. Law Central Park e Kerrigan’s St. Lawrence Dies. John Kerrigan's 8t. Lawrence, one of MEDICINE CASES. | the noted grevhounds of America, was| § FERRY DRUG CO £5.00 | killed on Tuesday evening. He was play- $ Market st. | | ing about his owner's house and became TYPEWRITERS. | impaled upon a sharp branch of a tree. Blickensderfer, especially adapted, urable, por- | DCI0Te assistance could reach him hé i e S T sustained injuries from which he died in il - P an. - ~———— | & short time. St. Lawrence was bred by WHISKY. | H. C. Lowe of Lawrence, Kans., and_was m] ER IYE CHRISTY & WISE Commer. | Whelped in May, 184. He was by Lord ial Co., 221228 Sansome £r. | Neversettle-White Lips. * As a performer "GROCERIES #ND PROVISIONS, Outfits packed. IRVINE BROS. 510 Howard, on the coursing fleld he had few superiors 308 Fourtn, 132 Polk and 1441 smclmm S F. sires of the coast. ————— ‘Will Deliver an Oration. Samuel M. Shortridge has accepted an invitation tendered to him by Rev. T. Brown of the Starr King A. M. E. Church ;'o“ '?jllveli‘ 12n :}:tlon ln honotl;”ot the one John Brown, on May o and he was also one of the three great LlQUOlzs. WHISKEY ZLiE% 50N b Sacraments ot PORTABLE HOUSES. mmnun-runmn €O., Washington . Oskland, or Builders’ Ex., 8. F. will be pounds; fore the Colu game to be pleyed thi smen _of Burlingame Country the smartest in ali terday by their grooms to be in readiness for this afternoon. If the weather permits game BOX!NG NIGHT AT THE RELIANCE CLUB | —The Reliance Ath- boxing tournament Two three- AKLAND, Ma: on the programme. h are between Joe aries Troast of 8 Mike Joyce of Watson, 115 > held Friday evening. The | round try-outs and three ten-round goes principal Sullivan and n Francisco, at 123 pounds, Billy {um be called at 3:6 p. m. The fleld will be slightly slower than that on which the | Clubron. hre. Accustomed 1o, pragtice, but this will not be apparent to the casual observer. —_——————— Paloma Schramm Concert. Paloma Schramm, the child planist, made her reappearance after an absence nf two years at Sherman & Clay’s Hall fternoon, and was warmly re- a_large audience. She is ac- companied this time by her little sister and | Karla, who has been her pupll for some time and a very cient one, as she TR roved by her performance yesterday. in of Los Angeles and Jack Sullivan | Ljttle Paloma shows wonderful improve- nFranciseo, 135 pounds. Martin | ment since she was last heard here. The t _Johnson at the club in March in a | children executed several very difficult fight, rbia Ciub in the floor ping him on bout. —s e Polo in the Park. The athleti field been pla lcade of ponies, were brought up av West, and Sullivan met Johnson be- | compositions in Francisco, | the at Golden Gate Park | in readiness for the polo afternoon b, manner that won for them warm applause. e e————— Neustadt Gets Another Chance. George Neustadt, the dishonorably dis- charged marine and detective impersona- tor, appeared before Judge Mogan yester- | | the | day on a charge of vagrancy, but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence. Neu- stadt was arrested on Franklin and Geary streets by Policeman Robl on the night of May 5. He was with a young man sus- pected to be a footpad. Makes Women Beauii A clear complexion is great]y desired by every woman and ad- The index of human beauty is the face. looks disappear when the face is blemished by disease. pimples and similar blemishes are the direct cause of impure blood. Constitutional treatment is necessary. By the use of ELECTRO- ZONE all blemishes disappear. and removes all impurities, giving mirgd by every man. nourishing power. seasons. blood purifiers. tle. Purify Your Blood With ELECTROZONE and Prevent Disease Send for pamphlet to BLECTROZONE MFG. CO., San Francisco, No person need be embarrassed by facial blem- ishes if they will take proper treatment. erally known as the best remedy. tions of the civilized world. ELECTROZONE enriches puscles of the blood, destroys disease germs, prevents sickness, tones up the system, wards off lassitude and fatugue incident to change of Thoughtiul women prefer ELECTROZONE to all Ask your druggist for ELECTROZONE. $1.00 bot- Good Eruptions, ELECTROZONE acts on the bloo. the blood richness, purity and ELECTROZONE is gen- It is used by women in all por- the cor- other “CHARLEY” WHITE TO REFEREE THE CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE e e e o o ot b e e B R R Y Can o o 2 0—@+0+o—0—0+@+0+0—0—@+¢»¢. He will give the sports of the country an- other surprise when he meets Jeffries on Friday nigh ADVERTISEMENTS. SICK HEADAGHE (onmercial Gompany * Positively cured by theso Little Pills. mpmmmummm-m Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. 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