The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 30, 1900, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATRUDAY, JUNE" 30; 19090. DRAGGED OUT OF BED MND LOCKED 14 [ & B B ] VTVHO[}SANDS IN GRAND OPERA' 8 CHIEF THANKS HOUSE AT SWEENEY BENEFIT|: THE FusLic. HE following letters. signed pos=visivis seianl P, M e ¢ {|Mammoth Entertainment Witnessed by | pemierst ix'ofirume o 7 m| IN "]'HE TANKS" saturday’s : ¢! a Vast Throng, While as Many More [® &%t s o desd ; _ selling | Are Unable to Gain Admission. |g s e griue metr s 1| Thomas Nelson, a Schoolboy, oS30 francico shoppers seem to have | & _ 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Subjected to Harsh there are even greater values than usual Chlef SU”lvan ThankS the PUth ot ne‘mc;‘;;‘:nfi"‘r‘:;m o Treatment ;.‘:r;{:‘: “";:I n(l\il:r;?';r! n'ti“t w(e;;kts‘of- i . & . Talent—Ladies and Gentlemen: b s ol 12 ly add to that im- and the Theatrical Folk--Fund Will|[ o veato ur umiorcie L e e He Is Accused of Stealing Brass Hinges to Buy Firecrackers and Is Finally Charged With the Fire Department and myselt beg leave to express appreciation of your kindness and noble gen- erosity in helping to swell the see ilius‘ration to the left we have ju: eceived a new line of white lawn ists. the walsts are Reach Fifteen Thousand Dollars. . ) Bur; i made of a fine quallty lamn it P g fund for the care of this little 5 o quality lawn with two »->-& family. Permit me to say that glary. rows Of inserting across fromt, latest during my experience in matters —_——— » ack and box pleat down fromt, pointed collar, Tae. 100 dozen wals: shown on our colorings and goc and whi k of this character your profession izes from 32 to 44, each has never been appeuled to but they have responded with a gen- erous heart, Again thanking you and wisgh- ing you every succeks for the future, I am yours very respect- fully, D. T. SULLIVAN, Chiet Engineer Fire Dep't. Thomas Nelson, a schoolboy, 10 years of age, was dragged out of bed at his parents’ residence, 234 Howard street, by Policemen E. Robinson and A. Schmidt Thursday night and taken to the Seven- teenth-street station against his mother’s protest, She declared that If anything ( was wrong she would be responsible for his appearance in court, but the police would not listen to her. The boy was placed on the detinue book at the station ts that have never beem anters before, in good quality percale—black blue, lavender and red ick and white polka_dots nsertion across shoul- . others full pleats rimmed with white with ecircular yoke front and trimmed with herring bone brald, #-0-=H-A-EE-0-EEE-AE . back The second letter is more general W each in character, but 1ae purport is the same. It reads: and later was taken to the City Prison, veilings for outing AN where he was placed in “the tanks.” Yes. | . vards bright, new. sh vell- AR AwdieeD, terday morning a charge of burglary was ced to-day upon ouF conter tables une 39, 1800: booked against him, but he was almost do, spider, brus- To the Editor of The Call— immediately réleased on $500 bonds ac- 1, s@if ana Dear Sir: Wil you kindly, cepted by Judge Mogan. His sureties were | through the columns of The his mother and John D. Whaley of the Call, express to the Press Theat- | Pn“rmu building. rical Managers, talent and the illiam Herbing, contractor and buflder, i o R Franiin e e g | 0 Fottom sireet compramen 1 Commerai | [l OStrich feather boas bunting and co > = % s : glossy and warranted not R cere thanks of the widow and Hogperty at (he- feventeenticatrest sta o B T TA0 L hammocks Ay AEHAeaRT sofs (i Tate Toho- B ursday that the basement of his e AR 1 < Rl house had been entered and a number of | o Combinatichs. $18% a limited quantity ¥-width decors- L #pinl opes s brass door hinges and other articles of | vy g g e unting. stars and stripes or tri- \ and myselt for the noble re- the value of $50 had been stolen. Hegger- | combination R ST £ponse they have made to our ap- ty detailed Robinson and Schmidt on the 1% yards long...... el peal to them for charity om be- case and they found that a boy answering e S - S half of the bereaved family of Nelson's description had sold some hinges Hale's % . - our heroic comrade? ;t;,TI‘mm%s H. \“\'flgi‘a Z _prsnprl;mr of the o B s I assure you that you have no | Mission Brass Works,"375 Sanchez street. N R o Setoradion L o | They called upon Wagstafl and ne sald hosiery for boys articl f toil boomagsuactmi s g v | that the boy had given his proper name and girls icles of toilet o Rt Miindas et R (and address and explained his possession | MiCimtentn: Bunibatt tals balty 1o ‘THIN %pode. Tathbet of the hinges by the fact that his father these superior goods made espectally AT Sias ) DO . owned a hardware store. Then followed e, sgider for ‘Hule's: Caljforuty: TUUNTS fas pawdes. family. the boy’s arrest and he was identified by b2 comb; white celluloid 100 dozen boys' extra heavy fast black cotfon hose: i 8 duroy rib, with e heels and toes; a stocking; sizes 7 heaviest rough wear S e 100 “dozen gl black cotton hose, heavy weight; deé Each and every fireman of our department feels that his efforts to save the lives and property of our citizens is appreciated by the public, and they know from within their hearts that they will be justified in taking a desperate chance if it be necessary to save human life in the discharge of their duty, and should their own be lost in the attempt, that their wives and children will not be al- lowed to want for the neces- sarles and comforts of life. Very gratetully yours, D. T. SULLIVAN, Chiet Engineer Fire Dep't. L o B B bu BB B8 B B | unreserved tickets were obliged to stand' during the entire performance, and many { more were unable to obtain admission at | all. But all endured the necessary incon- venience with the utmost good nature, for | the cause was a noble one, and an Ameri- weight Wagstaff. in fine or cor- Mrs. Nelson went to the station and re- newed her offer, to give bonds for the boy’s appearance, as she and her husband | owned" the place where they lived and other property, but she says she was curt- | ly told that she might be arrested for | compounding a felony. She:went to her | frlen;i. Jghn D.‘“‘hagln_v. but wh—;g l:@)’ got to the station they were told that v 5 the boy had been sent to the City Prison. e et slam) They went there, but in accordance with | splendid value; per pair the rule that no information be given | 2 o about prisoners in “the tanks” they were | informed that no such person was there. They hired a hack and drove to some of the outside stations, making inquiry for | the boy and gave up their quest about 2| o'clock yesterday morning. The boy_did not deny that he sold the hinges to Wagstaff, but said he got them from another boy. 18 years of age, on the promise that if he sold them he would get enough money to buy firecrackers for | the Fourth, He gave the boy’s name to the police, buf no effort was made to ar- rest him. Mrs. Nelson and her husband, who is nearly $0 years of age, are indig- nant at the way their son has been treat- —E-E-E-E-E RN mill price mii to we ever presented, o e same, 20 *iron 't fine ) n cotton towels, eream color, #6-uE8EEPEREEEEEEaN tend can audience is the last one in the world | s 5 . nce at the home: Dr. Lucla ne, ™ | to insist upon its legal rights in a case of | frateq > Piond to have the case inves Dr. Virginia W. Smiley: rv»n«th"fl(E\r’r: | this kind. ;AP Rare SR Henry s Jr., Dr. C. von Hoffman, , The curtain rose upon a new-fashioned 3 Dr. William Watt" Kerr and Dr, D, Wog | minstrel show. In a semicircle nearest Green Bros. and Shell Fish. Montgomery 3 P | the audience were seated the gentlemen | of the Tivoll chorus, arrayed in yachting costume; behind them were the ladies or ———— Hotel Man Dies Suddenly. | Green Bros., the well known proprietors | 6f the Columbia Cafe, 15 Powell street, HIS AMERICAN The fire that destroyed the country | home of Senator R. Porter Ashe at his stock ranch at Beltaine, near Glen Ellen, S e will open to-night a new Shell Fish De- W._H. Preaton L 0 e Elos and tishis. he wor | Is without doubt the. finest of the kind lonal Hotel at_Colusa. died suddenty at *i posing figure of Idwin Stevens, dressed | In_San Francisco. | the residence of Bernard McHugh, 37 Je as the Marquis Imari, occupied the seat | FPublic and private dining rooms. First | sie_street, vesterday afterncen. Prestow ™ of the interlocutor. On one end was Fer- | Class, quick service. Positively no con- had been drinking considerable of late and ris Hartman, arrayed in ‘creamy white | R€Ction with the adjoining saloon. | came to this eity about two weeks ago iChln(-se dress and Mll;l Goldie inh Tllx;uu NS 1 4 0, 5 R SR f‘;!r‘ the purpose of l’]l xn:. Y;flle‘\"::’ aft- 24 a black inexpressibles. On the other fnt S el ernoon he by ne ill and a physiclan was [ ond was Mr. Cachman, charasterized by uhe Byre & Mynibry. called, but befors the doctof couldl BrEve b wonderzul plum-c: “ored trousers, a high. bridge nose and f... Lat as a plank; sup- porting him was Mr. Gilbert, who the man had expired. The body was tg'%en to the 1 i Preston's friends tng Colusa were notified. She Was the Well-Known as | evidently intended for Solomon Levi of | Sonoma County, on Wednesday night wili Burlesque Actress, |= — & Easy street. Rachel did not “‘come out” | po jnyestigated. At present there is a | in response to Mr. mystery about it. Senator Ashe was in May Yohe. e Despite the Current Rumocrs of Their Estrangement They Appear to Be Happy—Touring the the house on Wednesday "afternoon and locked the doors at about 4 o'clock, when he left for the train for this city. At that| time everything was right. plumber | had been at work in the building during the day, but he went away some time be- fore the departure of Senator Ashe. The fire broke out about midnight. There were several men about the ranch employved count of the quality the serenade ! (which was good), but rather, 1 think, be. cause she feared she would be struck ! blind if she allowed herself to gaze upon those plum-colored trousers in the full | glare of the calclum. Ferris Hartman sustained most of the excellent fooling in the sallies between interlocutor and ends; i s S e = Sy Sy D00 D004 0 0000000000000 9808000000000000 0000000000060 060400D0D0DCHEHEBD0B0D60060000 his topical song, “A Little Bit Off the | by Senator Ashe, but they were unable World. | Top,” made a hit, as usual. Messts. Gil- | {5 save the property. In addition to a NCORSORATED Seiag o, bert and Goldle showed In thelr specialty | valuable collection of pictures of race- | an unusual excellence of method; thelr | horses and medals won by the Ashehorses | 1 oo 0| SPECIAL BARGAINS directness, clearness and emphasis could | there was valuabla silverware in the or ancis Hope, ' 4 not be improved upon for the knock-a- | house. ' The exact loss Is not known. | present Earl of Hopetoun, and his wife, SATURDAY AND MONDAY! L ¥- HEEE b | Joke-into-your-head style of dialogue at e s s LT | who was formerly May Yohe, the Amer-| o, '\ 'inioonted in saving MONEY LES ACTORS, ACTRESSES AND FIREMEN IN THE WINGS ON THE STAGE OF THE 7| mhich, they, etm, Mt MOrrison (et | peath of Elizabeth 2, Sinton. [lcan burlesque actress. arrived from Aus-| SENIXG the st of LIVING? Ses e Writs ] 2 3 s Moana yesterday | us. Give us a trial order an > GRAND OPERA-HOUSE DURING THE PERFORMANCE. with some proninciations " entirels his qiThe deain of Mrs. lizavetn Zabriskie | (%0, "%, 2 Sulec, "Hatel. They are | procee & Blackwell Jams ¥, : ? > g | s x ook place from the | : R P curtin for curtain. Miss Marble gave two | o on Whose funera g he | making a tour of the world for plesure. oot st P Ve e eI eI eIt tDEHIIIOIOIDOOeHIIIEEDEOED 404040+ 5+0404@Q of her Inimitable little songs parodying ‘Walker residence, 1915 Pacific avenue, yes- | Coming here from Sydney, an infectea . i ;'ng_r;g‘l: o‘?r‘.’.'r?,"u"‘“i.,"& e & the half-grown girl. Miss Etta Butler pro- | terday afternoon, has closed the records 2t. they Were detatned on board the 1008 vt ¥ any use "4 For than | was one which will long be remembered | lowed the following programme: vided the most artistic treat of the after- | of one of California's ploneer families. POTt, y were . egular 25c y he his- noon in her imitations of Fougere, Olga | Mrs. Sinton came to California with her | steamer all day until their baggage haa R I B k. P 'r" | lh 04 which Will sofupy A uithe i ¥he | f The Programme. Nethersole, Mrs. Fiske and Edna May; | father, Colonel James Zabriskle, In 151 | been fumigated and it was so late when | ROJ2l Baking Powder, I-ib can..... 40e tory of the charitable deeds of the people A 190 New-fashioned First Part. her imitation of Anna Held might well be | Colonel Sinton came West the same year | they reached the hotel that they declinea Limit 2 cans. Regular 45 Ib. of San Francisco. = P Interlocutor, Edwin Stevens (Tivoll). dropped from her repertoire for two rea- | and met Miss Zabriskie at Sacramento | (s pe interviewed, pleading fatigue. Finest G Butter * sauares s was Stated in these: columms & few 3 - o | sons-first. Anna Held has no art, but | shortly after his arrival. Thelr marriage | ‘5’ Gos™ Cirrently reported o few | FieSt Creamery Butter * $3%5°.. .. 350 o by the the- | o e SRS S - - g and | oniy impudence; second, the very thought | followed and Colonel Sinton settled down | months ago that Lord Hope had been in- Market has advanced. Regular 486 d by tre- | days ago, the seats for the benefit pel of a woman drunk Is disgusting and_the | With his bride in San Francisco. — He | guced by his relatives to leave his beau- rowds which poured into | formance were disposed of in less than Quartet (Tivoll) station of It i% o ¢ Mil- |opened the first bank in the State, but | it wite in order that she mignt be ae. | Best Eas'ern Sugar-Cured Hams | ; vesterday after- | an hour and a half. Those who were un- . Cashman (Tivolly | TEPTeSentaLIOn OF I 8 O eIy il | [ater entered the service of the Govern- | Liiul wife In order that She might be Go Brawtinn o, B o T ide sence the people of | AUIE H0 oX e Paare | contenteq 1o | Speciaities. . Giibere and. Goidic. (Orphedn | MUch to the Tegret of many in the audi- | ment At the time of his death he was | HUSite of Duke of Newcastle, but there S s g e \ desired to_ express | ST S G hours for the. oppor- | Berstone soio: ey Teane (Grpneumy | ehce. i e geems 10 fave been nothing In the rumor | Petaluma Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen. . 173 ecem for Awi voe- | & 2 ~ ohi .. | Comic song. Ferris Hartman (Tivolf e programme comprised many more Fellow passel 5 ple that prosmsims:y . ] J 'v“?fdni“fi;» tunity of gaining admittance, ,‘{flleoshfiugr T Arthur Boyce (Tivall) | items than those enumerated, but lack of they were as attentive to each other as uaranteed. Regular Zc dozem, u o1 = 11 reds of others, seeing the uselessness of 7 Lo R o space has forbidden mention of any but bride and groom. Oysters, Peerless Brand, 2-Ib can Wt and to swell | thelr guest, eiiher turned back o _"and Josephine Cohan (Orpheum) | the most xmeresunig‘. They proved to be the pleasantest of 5 . O " d that will ¥ jow and or- | mained away altogether. soason Medley (Company) . DU PONT SYLE. traveilng companions, entering into the Extra quality. Regular 2Se. dhesng i < tbmebostppried s oo Police Do Good Work. Musical director, W. H. Batchelor. L E amusements avoard ship during the lons | orown Flakes 3 large MC.)[&S ) VoY & s 8 akin R . in_the noble| 410 o'clock in the-morning a long lind it steS ) FUND GROWS LARGER. 0 R L e e R Foalth fasd. Tewuiar 3o ghe of the t | extending from the entrance of the thea- | . . PART SECOND 'Olio. i batn D peech at an entertainment during the . 2 theater to | ter to Fourth street was formed, and the | IJTTLE AR “”1\}'}15" AND HAZEL | There Will Be Approximately Fifteen fast evening at sea in which he praisea | Pure Gal, Olive Oil, quarts. ........ 15¢ of its capacity by their spe police, under Captain Spillane, were kept = ad the American people. Warranted Bl Pearl Farm. Regular $L00 America's Favorite Child Singers ahd Dancers, Recitation—Henry Irving's “My Uncle,” LEWIS MORRISON. Balcony Scene From ““Romeo and Julfet.” (Special Scenery From the Alcazar.) Romeo. WHITE WHITTLESEY Julfet. FLORENCE ROBBRTS MARY MARBLE, Thousand Dollars for Sweeney Family. The exact amount taken in at the box office of the Grand Opera-house for the Sweeney fund Is given out by the man- agers of the big benefit as 33339, It is ‘When Lady Hope was May Yohe she was one of the best known actresses on the American stage. Her mother was a dressmaker, and her - birthplace Bethle- | hem, Pa. She exhibited talent at an early | age, and friends sent her to Europe that | she might cultivate her voice and learn busy answering questions and Keeping | the eager ones in check. The curtain was scheduled to rise at 1:30 p. m., and an hour before that time the theater was comfortably filled. Owing to the excellent work of Captain Spillane and his squad hty-five policemen there was little ties_and splen TO-DAY and MONDXY | French Castile Soap, 3-Ib bar. . ... .. 25¢ Imported, Virgin' brand. Regular 30 Pineapple, Singapore, 2-Ib can Sliced. in extra eyrup. Regular Zc. of el . -g crowding and no accidents. When the (Ouigtornte. Xnase) estimated, however, that when all returns to s forelgn languages. She learned | Ryg and Bourbon Whisky, galion. . . .$2.50 allery door was opened at noon the po- Courtesy of Dunne and Ryley. = the languages, but did not pay much at- | Aoy talking fes Silomer s peopic o azcend the staly Chiintar Songs Au0 Tatose ipone a0 "the total reckipts. trom. tha We Quote Prices That Are ightion, o Caimsling e YSlce Saed | M v S e Bt ol way in bunches of five, and when lifor e " benefit will approximate . : that being the possessor of ree or fou: 35‘ { maChlne high piace was filled no more were _ai- Courtésy of Drinng e Ryley, ‘Subscriptions received by Chief Sulltvan Bound to Bnng Yoz to remarkably rich low notes she could | R e B & | lowed to go up. Police officers, under Specialties. esterday were: Miss Etta 8., $; Na- . make a e T ee Rt Th the Tasnte Angali Il thelr respective sergeants, were stationed ETTA BETLER, han Dohrmann & Co, £5: Mutual Biec: | Our Doors. A Hint—Come | from the time of ner debut in e Témple | Port, Sherry, Angaica, gallon. ... 95¢ at the various landings to prevent acci- (Orpheum.) tric Light Co., Boesch Lamp Co., $20; Theater, Philadelphia, which has since Vintage 1590, Regular $1.80. dents. Two score of firemen, dressed in Mimic. 7. D. Buliivan, $20; J. F. Becl, $1: em. in the Mornin been burned, she became a favorite. In nta > L : | their ‘neat uniforms, were stationed in MAE_TUNISON, ployes public pound, §3; proceeds Cineo- ning. 1887 she made a tremendous success in | TOURIST AND PICNIC SUPPLIES. hers. They were under the supervis- - H H o per. | Sard | 2o or Sedcoz}é Assistant Cmel‘qsg“‘?' i it R Bt & ;slnoé:-‘;-rc}ag".!'fi‘glcig} % °',‘,"" ¥ OUTSIDE SK]RTS. Afse"(v]ard 3hle"npvemd in “Natural Gas' » at fi;gn‘)fll’g«&” | memany. - and gave excoliont SEMELERCS . TO 3 viousl acknowledged, . 10; tot: IES' CRASH OVERSKIRTS, all k and U and I. 1 & orders pros £ | the regular ushers nthu'l.g theater. o TRy e By 1y i S P ois 4 °° “flwt: Wik . :d m?;ms' (LINEN " OVERSKIRTS, neatly b h‘;nme‘:x yours axw she ap ‘yu:‘: for a| “Coumy orlers prompuly attended Sa. ‘When the coupon-holders were seate : " Other subscriptions receiv: ster mmed . ~ » o g | - the other ticket-nolders were _permitted R oy R weres William L. Cahn. $10: George M. | LADIES' GUCK ~OVERSKIRTS, “gray, _ | tme T. H. Willlams, the horseman, was | |348-1854 Market Street. |to enter and line themselves agalnst the (Olympia.) & Axtell ; other sources. 05. This black or blue... one of her ardent admirers. About that| "0 "0, iprong 8 2. No Braneh Stores. walls and in the aisles of the first and rrSTaTter Dances. brings’ the grand tofal ‘subscribed. ex- LADIES WHITE ¥ : time Ner marriage was reported. but sub- | second floors. 3 N FAMILY. clusive of the proceeds of the benefit en- |, \ NEG"COVERT CLOTH OVERSKIRT! o | ¢ v " , et his wife in London, | Chief Sullivan, Assistant Chief Dough- (Chutes.) all shades, nicely trimmed, 4 yards wide.95¢ Lord Hope met where she became a great favorite In | comic opera, and a short time afterward their engagement was announced, in Au- | . tertainment, but including amounts pre- ‘The Colored Aristocrats.’ viously acknowledged, up to $7333. Chief Shaugh-| Made the Affair a Success. nd Segond Assistant District Engineer Fernandez other heads of the department occupied LADIES’ WAISTS Lon-o-phone the stage, BEver alive | Manager John Morrisey of the Or- ‘Where They Will Labor. LADIES' WHITE LAWN WAISTS, yoke ust, . They were married in Novem- ?omfi.lfi “:l’u;;n &f"ee fire-Aghters were Qh‘“m'gph" Hastings, press agent for the | The four sergeants on the retired list of embroldery ... i er, 1804, Lord Hope bears the e ot 3 called-away for a short time to save prop- | California Theater, and Ralph Pincus,| w10 were ordered back to duty at the last | PADIES" WHITE LAWN WAISTS, 24 Lord only by courtesy. The family is one | 5 N is the highest type of talking press agent for the Columbia Theater, tucks front and back, 2 rows inserting ’ o) ¢ o ed in Eng- e > 3 erty at the Olympic Club, A “tapper’” in|Press ity Mt b meeting of the Police Commissioners will o e e of the oldest and most respect machine that there is, as it is an a room ad]f\inlr{f‘ }hnFst{a\ge,dwatgh’Eg o‘e:‘ :h‘:."‘ fm;fi:& e ‘ehl; pa“;t)l'cls::::‘ lr;“t‘fi; Zeport Monday. ChiefSullivan will assin AR front i D l}nd. i | improvement on the Gram-o- e e . T 0Ma% | prpgramme _and the audience, Stage| them as follows: Cassius P. Wright will | . ot all over lace or embroidery Rias | whi . Muldowney, rang out box 371 twice, and | : . Stage Pink or Blue best quality LADIES' LAW OPENING OF phone, which, as every ome [ | NUIGOWTEN BAnE OU D eave. They took | Managers Harry Orndorfl, Orpheum: | take charge of the north end station, vice | PInk or Blue e e Tl knows, was the finest machine | iheir departure =o quietly that few in the | Herbert A. Cripps. California. and George | Sergeant Shields, retired: Joseph Melody Sy, b Seky. (AL M btk HOME g dience knew there was a fire in the | B. Lask. Tivoli, assisted by Jj. S. Cannon | will be placed as desk sergeant in the City e A N MATERNITY in existence. : b o T Adjoining box- was pretty | and T. H. Andrews of the Grand Opera.- | Prison, anfil’o“femafl haw, who has | GRASS LINEN LADIES WATSTS, 21 tucks e | The Zon-o-phone’s tones are fdna Wallace Hopper, who is summering | house ‘and ‘the stage hands of the locai | been doing double duty at thé prison as | front and back. inserted twice. down Py clear, distinct and natural Tts | | fu"Ciltornicc and & barty of friends, and | theaters, worked like Trojans behind the | commissary and acting desic sergeant, witl | front .. - +eeieeoee..98¢ | The Ellsworths’ Gift to the Found- | reproduction is so wonderful § |5 the Boxes opp ol N onn . Dunne | cess. The beneft was given under the | Price will be patrol scrgeant in the Mia: SKIRTS. ling Asylum and Lying-In | ¢ that a person hardly realizes | of the Mathews & Bulger Company, and | auspices of the Associated Theatrical | sion district in place of Sergeant Perrin, CRASH UNDERSKIRTS, fancy and plal 2 Hospital. | o that it is a mere machine doing J | their friends. : Managers ot San Francisco, which is com. | on the sick Jist; Bagar R Harper will be | “®ogiors. rutfie trimmed, with & small ruf- The maternity department of the San | | g the talking. : 5 | Four Hundred Soldiers Present. | "Presiient, Morris Meyerfeldt Ir.. or- | fo fil the vacancy caused by the assiEn | s el TroRNRC e e Francisco Lying-in Hospital and Found- The works are mc_ased ina | Through the generosity of Mrs. A. §.|pheum: vice president, J. J. Gottlob,|ment of Sergeant Mahoney to Chinatown. fle, accordeon plaited, ruffie lined.. mln“ Asylum was formally opened yester- | 4 handsome, piano-finished oak | Townsend 400 soldlers attended the per- | Columbia; secref Melville Marx, Col- CHILDREN'S W/ *I;I'E LAWN DRESSES, day afternoon. This new department of | : case, with bevel-plate glass formance. They occupied seats In the | umbia; treasurer, H. Leahy, Tivoll: | 1¢ you have never tasted Jesso Moore riggv | eMoroidered JoFe, iaretalles,_neck and the institution is located on Point Lobos | Sides nd pillared corners | Gz circle and fmade & marual spresr. | pres, Feggesontative; FhI Hagtines, Call: | whiuioy. i 1£"na be-convincea that s | corft BB EATID “TNRSS0L L e T i of 2 = | ance. e ki B 3 i 71 the best whiskey in the world. > . fTSae - he gift of Mr. and s n" 2 6. 57°8%5. B | Bagila, convalescents in 'chaki ana povs | & B, Friedlander; Calitornfa; ““Selby ¢! L il s o AR L SR S B DO SRt aveuos angabame gty of M- anal - UNECHE SAM'S HOLI ; Price, " $25. Records 50ceach J | °5iie were there and enjoved {he hos. | Oppenheimer. Caiifornia; . Mark Thall, uslin, crimmed with cow of Jnen in tructure and has been furnished in splery- ! B & Aok | pitality of their benefactress. The actual | Alcazar; Fred Belasco, Alcazar; John Four Insolvents. gerting and flounced with wide Itnen. ) °§“," by the board of directors. ! | Is yours also, when you want your holl ¢ verybody is invited to call | amount of money in the house, according Bfioma‘es_. E(??hifm: chl Walterstein, | potitions in insolvency were filed yester- lace .. BTy Tt 15 latended that a buflding be erected | day shirt front on. and a collar that wom't ¢ and hear the Zon-o-phone, | to the statement of the managers, was | Olvmpla, Gomevy, Chutess = Alf El-| 00 in the United States' District Court as | WE, ¥l good musl| VNS, adjacent to the maternity home which w1 | detract from your pleasure when _geles L5 heth t they wish $233. It is believed that fully $7000 will be | linghouse and Samuel Mott, Alhambra, : ; o i bl Yow. it ed by the foundling asylum, .| brating. Take your Lnen to a % whether or not they wish to | Sgalised from the benefit. The Pacific Carriage Company donated | follows: John Edward Chapman, San ing in yoke; worth 6c; on sale > be occupl b{. hoon the haard of disect. | laundry, where the edges of your collavs purchase. It is constantly on B | "“The programme was carried through | #IX carriages for the purpose of conveying | Francisco, liabilities $663 20, no assets; | TO-NIGHT ends our successtul sale of | Yesterday aftei o ehana of thedi | and. cafts will not be frayed and where frec exhibition at | rithout & e Pl the fmg Xos Rar. e Gt Lt f’”,.fiféf%".‘;‘;,{:%’fg‘;‘vmngg- Yt Yocs. Fl iR G e Mopccied et | the color and finish will do you proud | tain arose on the first part until the last gt i 3 o anetts, ket social hour. | anywhere, such as fways x SHERMAN, GLAY & C0.'S J | number was presented the audience was| ;oo pey aunrenos prmsmrn | oo labiltics §i63 6l asscts PN Y T W e spent s S SE. 0o Ban | 5% 0 B O A . . 2 3 : know, we're for LACES, | follows: Charles h, president; J. g MUSIC HOUS! i d clever alties. introduc- o The San Francisco Matzo Comy . re- | o aou Jos i,y e 3 3 i “ '&"."::m_,. ifi?y'&ve;mrgh e"n&'"s'e"n?fi‘ 2::.;.;‘:’-:3 Elaborate and Original Programme i::‘é"ni‘.’:"“n 10 an mm% o o as e Sl N S AT, cewl g&bfilu.m'.'oa.b;';‘l. 2 n?.'.?'.‘mf"’.’v%flgl UNITED STATES Lég.fl‘el\' % : g ol g g i a Successfull; : g aine, ", L. 8. Sherman.| George T, Haw- Office 1004 Market by a combined orchestra, which was un- Is fully Carried Out. tles and 31635 aesets. : ~ f‘m e e e V°F: Bost- Sear: Fetmail, 4 der the direction of B. Jaulus of the Or-| The Swi benefit _an immense R R s RS v 1212.1214 E i, E. Lutz aipd 3 BheumnD- dh Qffghood of the Califorsis | audience to -ho Moat weekly paper published—Park . W e George Leon: Telephone—South 420, A End"A"Loda of the Alcazar. Then fol: | ferday atternoon. y Bad BoUEht | News. MyonlRotme 2 Gy, Pabe T Bet. Taylor and Jones, The following- phrsiciahs will be In at-| Oakland Office—368 12th Street. < , # i { il ~