The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 30, 1900, Page 7

JALL, SATURDA Y, JUNE 30, 1900 LEWTIS, MAD MERRY MONARCH, ANNOUNCES ROYAL REIGN OF REVEL Ukase Calls Upon All Loyal Subjects to Reclaim the Hour Stolen by the Traitor Care and Rip the Imperial City of Stockton Wide Open. IR R S S AP . r~'n¢’»z= 7oA, S Partring o e s Vt"/{/[ 7 P s s | !’/%Wyge A _HAnE - — E4TING . PR sH b0 “he The Worst Expected. this_stald tow: roduced to such Stockton wi evening with merrymaker The streets will ring f shouts and banter. and near visitors will pour into 1 to the 1 make f a few days' ¥ SAI\U their portion unless al ns. preg nth the utmost care, fall to the ground - These are some of the bands of people wh will reach Stockton to-morrow From San rancisco @ excursion train ot will arrive at noon. The Ione Reform - v School band will be here in the mornin excursions from Sacramento 2 the other the P i L are scheduled for ppearance in noon. Be o this there will be spectal from Sonora. On Monday n Joaquin Valley will send its ent by way of the Santa Fe route. x will arrive in time for the on parade which is m be the event of the days’ “Then again every n Jps loads of human freight it is wonder that s streets are crowded Jay will go down In the s the aay after the SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS DAY cov TRT CLOTH SKIRTS, Tailor-made, 650 TILADIES CLOTH CAPES, in all the newest shades 3 w ancisco d 80 story or oronation 500 LADI regular value for $1.23, on sale this day at . & L3 % e @ ] & € e e ° $ k3 [ nd shapes, value for $7.50, sale price this : g Our entire stock of LADIES’ TATLOR SUITS will H : be offered at large reductions from actual values. 3 J.0'BRIEN&CO. 1146 Market Street. e = SO ST _/Ia’/ri e Ly EL AL SCENES ON THE MIDWAY AT STOCKTON'S STREET FAIR. D e S n Genevieve and the one previous Pin. Not ainly agrees ve them the or the fter 4 all faces will by visors and the v er tne limaxed with After that—well, that s say Surprises Promised. feature of the ball at the pavilion burlesque on the coronation of Some of the wags of the town bur- Iture. . Gusen X be very funny it. Other speci surprises, so : initiated. . Whatever the humor of the. crowd appreciation and ap the real thing, not the gaseous ch atures for ars in- & expecte promised I but the az substance t flatters the soul—has camped upon Stockton, and its thirst-pr voking potentialities have been Instru- in_producing coholic veil h which the falr is looked at to its antage "All Ste n, the taken to male portion of it, has gin-ric st to keep cool and comfortably moist. The expeciancy of ihe morrow has something to do with this. The life midway, to-night has been where the grotes ful thbat are not so wonderful draw erowds. Here is the noise anl excitement of the off days of the fair. Free street B e o S% SRy SIOR SCRE ScY —~ TRAGHENT — A [Pl R X orER Ay LN oMIng . LT /72’46/%7 47—4 f/y/ 4'0 B R R T R R L o S o o o e 2 sieieierei e et e e ~>o.l | shows have their following, but the great | bulik of people pass their time in front of | the (l“lh\fi sisters, muscle dancers, won- | drous snake eaters and all that tribe of | els. This afternoon was qulet as far as the | celebration went. Queen Genevieve, at- | her royal suite, all in court | rrived at the plaza just in time the street sports held In front i stand. There was not quite lor and glamor to the second ppearance of her Majesty. The heavy costumes in which the suite was clothed the royal purple and ermine of the conduclve to a liberal flow hich entailed a general | But the Queen’s pop- is not yet on the wane. In the evening she made her third appearance before a crowded grand stand and the populace was alive to the presence of royalty once again. Country sports and | pastimes. were the entertatnment fur- | nished the people this evening. | A parade of the concession occupants | was to be the principal feature of the evening's programme, but a hitch pre- vented. There was general good nature exhibited this evening and plenty of jol- [Ving by the crowd. The band, angmented by additional pleces, gave a concert, after | which the crowd took to the concezslons again. e peaple of Steckton do not seek bed | at an early hour these nights. They are making the best of the fair, and midnight finds the streets aglow with lights and | ating with life. = evenings in Stockton are nothing | more or less than perfect, cllmnfl(‘flll\" qleak!nk They invite carnival pastimes. | | RECEPTION IN HONOR OF MRS. EWA GETT Native Sons and Daughters Greet the New Grand President in the Crocker Art Gallery. Spectal Dispatch to The Call SACRAMENTO. June 20.—The Crocker | Art Gallery was the scene to-njght of one of the most brilliant events in ‘social cir- cles for months past, the occaston being the reception held by Califia Parlor. tive Daughters of the Golden West, in honor of Mrs. Ema Gett, the new grand president and a former president of Califia arlor. Over 1500 invitations had been issued and the art gallery and fI luminated grounds were filled with guests. Mrs. was_introduced by Miss Belle Johnson, president of Califia Parlor. and | she was isted in receiving by Mayor | Clark, Albert Elkus, president of Sunset Parlor, Native Sons: T. M. Robbins, pres- of Sacramento Parlor, Native Sons, {dents of Califla Par- Mrs. H. B. Brecken- . ., Mrs. Taubner & Infe M. Gillis, Mr D. s Ella McCleery, M 8. k N Walter W. Greer, Miss Hattie Hnll pr((h]bnt of La Bandera Parlor, and Tillie Brogan, president of Sutter is0 assisted the grand president | in welcoming the arriving guests | building and another on the lawn. | Billy Stiles, An orchestra was stationed inside the A fine musical programme was presented and | dancing followed. The floral decorations were of exquisite beauty and the scene a( the art gallery when the réception was | at its height was one not soon ® be for- gotten. It marked the culmination of a serfes of entertainments arranged in honor of Mrs. Gett since her elevation to | the highest office in the order and was In | the fullest sense a socfal success. St sl Finley Again Arrested. Special Dispatch to The Call, TUCSON, Ariz., June 20.—Sam Finley was again arrested to-night upon four in- dictments made by the Grand Jury at Tombstone. HIs arrest is In connection with the jail break of Alvord, Stiles and Bravo Juan. Finley was arrested last mek on a charge of assault with Intent o kill, but the case did not come up for maL as the prosecution claimed that a Yugitive, must be secured first to testify. inley was released on bail, and his arrest to-night was a sur- prise to the officers here. Finley says that it Is persecution, that they want to keep him in jail to make him talk. but claims that “he knows nothing of the whereabouts of the fugitives, He will be taken to Tombstone to-morrov. The war- rants charge him with attempt to murder, bribery. Iptimidating witnesses and com- plicity with train ro i k BANDS OF CREPE ! SUPPLANT CLASS COLORS cises at the Los Angeles High School. Special Dispatch to The Call. | LOS ANGELES, June 2.—Although the | | present graduating class of the Los An- | geles High School to-night received: its | diplomas at Hazard's Pavilion in the pres- ence of thousands of enthusiastic friends, | commencement week, usually so full of | festive scenes, has been turned into a sea- son of enforced mourning. During the | past week the graduates have worn A of crepe instead of flaunting the class col- |ors and making merry In singing class songs. The presentation of class pins also was performed In silence and carried a | funereal aspect. | Al this somberness has arisen from the efforts of severa] somebodies, still un- known, who in an evil moment painted and daubed the floors, walls and scenery of the main floor of ‘the Hign School a bright red. Detectives who for three days have labored to find the culprits to-night reported their Inability to discover the red paint artists. —_— Drank Carbolic Acid. STOCKTON, June 20.—The body of an unknown man was found on Independen square this morning by passers-by. I was lying face downward In the grass. Deceased was about 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, with reddish brown hair, a short, sandy mustache and full, | round features. He wore a black cutaway coat, brown vest and light drab panta- loons, No valuables were found upon him, but a small note book was found near him. The autopsy reveals the fact that the man drank carbolic acid. An empty ounce bottle which had contalned the poison was found a short distance from mfdgody. It is belleved to be a case of suicide. e Reduction Works Burned, SOLOMONVILLE, Ariz., June 29.—At noon to-day the reduction works of the Detroit Copper Company at Morenc!, Ariz., caught fire and the entire plant was consumed. The works consisted of a 150- ton concemrgrtgr. f‘lmeltar furnaces and converters, re will throw a large number of men temporarily out of em- ployment. RS Relief Corps Entertains. SANTA CRUZ, June 20.—The Woman's Rellef Corps had charge of the pro- gramme at Camp Wallace nzynoldu to- day. The SAmp wus visited b{ EIST abein a'Arcy Kinne. past national preci- dent, and Mrs. Geraidine Frisbie, past de- partmen This evening there ‘was a camp fire in the assembly tent. A £00d musical and literary programme was | enjoyed. | bis wife are prob | eral of Mines, | and Mrs. Hoover were Mre | Univi ersity | female organism. Novel Feature of Graduating Exnr-] 2 | ANXIETY IN MONTEREY OVER MRS, HOOVER Former Resident of That City Who Is Now in | Tientsin. j Her Husband, a Former Stanford Man, Is Chief BEngineer of the Imperial Department of | Mines in China. i | | R Spectal Dispatch to The Call. MONTEREY, June 29.—Great anxlety is felt here as to the safety of Mrs. H. C. Hoover of this eity, who is now in Tien- | tsin, China. Mrs. Hoover is the eldest daughter of Charles D. Henry of n-w city, cashler of the Bank of Monterey, and went to China with her jru»hand about eighteen months ago. M Hoo- | ver is chief engineer In the Imperial | Department of Mines of China. He and y safer than the ma. | now in Ch because | direct protection of | Imperial Direcfor Gen- of the most pow- Goverfnment, but as | rd from them' here | Jority of foreigne they are under t Chang Yen Mow, and one erful officlals of the nothing has been he since matters became so very bad In Tientsin Mrs. Hoover's parents feel very y. The last news received from | as a cablegram dated at Tientsin 26, and signed by George Wilson, Mr. Hoover's assistant, stating that Mr. Afe at that time. Further news is eagerly awaited, for Mrs. | Hoover is a great favorite in Monterey. Hoover is a graduate of Stanford | of the class of ‘9, and is ons | of the few women on this coast that has | taken & degree in the Department of Geol. | ogy. She was prominent in fraternal and co-€d athletic circles at Stanford during her fouf.years' residence in that institu- tion and a charter member of Stan. ford Chapter of Kappa,Kappa Gamma So- | ciety. She is also a groduate of the State Normal School at S8an Jose. Her husband is llkewise a Stanford graduate, having taken his degree as mining engineer ln 96. fter leaving the university he went to | ustralia as consulting engineer for an Znglish mining company, and about two | vears ago was appointed chief engineer | in the Imperial Department of Mines in China, representing therein a large Eng- lish mining_syndicate Mr._and Mrs. Hoover (who was Miss { Lou Henry before her marriage) were married at Monterey In_February, 150 for Tientsin, ina, ded, that being ndicate whwh’w and sailed at once where they have since re: the headquarters of the s ir. Hoover represents. nvznnszmr& | Women who have been relleved of | painful menstruation by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege~ | table Compound, are con- stantly writing grateful letters to Mrs. Pinkham. cured them. It always | relieves pnlnful porlods and no woman fers should bc wlthout this knowledges Nearly all the ills of| women result from some | derangement | | | Mrs. | Pinkham’s great medi-| cine makes women healthy; of this there Is | overwhelming proof. [c Dor’t experiment. If | y8u suffes get this medi- cine and gof Mrs. Pink-; ham’s free advice. Her address is Lynn, Mass. 0 | t DR. MEYERS & C0, Diseases and Weakness of Men. \ | Lirgest Medical Institute and Most Practice. Consultation Free, 731 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO Home Cures. Fesled Private Book, Free. Extensive AMUSEMENTS. BASEBALL! Sacramento Oakland TO'D‘Y AT 3 P. M. SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M. RECREATION PARK Eighth and Harrison Streets. of the!} ECHUTES AND ZOO | ARMY AND NAVY PARLOR Y. S. G. W. ADVERTISEMENTS. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. ‘Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS mast bear signature of L. =z p SEE GENUINE WRAPPER GENUINE WEAPPER FOR TORPID LIVER, FOR COMSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION 'PRINTED ON RED PAPER” 'EALIFUH'HA NORTHWESTERN Y C0. Lessee of San Francisco and North Paeific Rallway Company. The Plcturesque Ro of California. ‘Special Rates FOR THE Fourth of July On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, | July 3 and 4, Round-trip tickets wiil be sold from San Fran- cisco to all points north of San Ra- fael at the rate of *T | V o |_ |* ONE SINGLE FARE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. Another Sensational Success‘ Hea on SUTUEAT. S June 30th, July st r uusmm's. Qi MATINEE TO-DAY, SATT Parquet, any seat @ren, 10c, any part A BILL BEYOND CRITIC T OF TE The Greatiet umm» AR el The Four (}UHANS Presenting “THE GOVERNOR'S SON. | TODD FAMILY OF ACROBATS, TON, HOLLAND A CARRING- | ND GALPIN, Crowded Houses Are Witne: of the Operati THE GEISHA EVERY EVENING ALL NEXT WEEK. e shes Revival - - “ ¥ RSDAY, July 5th, SUNDAY, MONDAY, July 2. R nd trip tickets points E- to ail Silowing PHM‘LF' FROHMAN Prearstn HENRY MILLER Pacif AND A SPECIAL C )nw\i' in Jerome K. Jer m “MISS HOBBS” Next Week—SEATS NOW READY. HENRY MILLER And SPECIAL COMPANY in a Magnifice Production of “THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE.” To be interpreted by a great cast OCEAN c Coast Steamshlp Co. Broadway mvm. GRANI PHONE MAIN 52 WALTER MOROSCO . D OPERA HOUSE Manager srt Harford (S a_Barbara SEATS NOW ON SALE! MONDAY EVENING NEXT, July 24, THE NEW FRAWLEY COMPANY Tn Israel Zangwill's Play. GH‘LBHE" m.' THE GHETTO turther information obtaln company’s pany reserves the right to change Holiday Matinee July 4 Regular Matinee and h of salling Saturday. Braneh Ticket Office Emporium 'I'I( KET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery Prices—Orchestra, Toe and §1: Dress Circle, | | street (Palace Hote! S 0c: Family Cire ~; Gailery GOODALL, PERK Gen._Agents, 10 Marke San Francisco, THE 0. R. & N. €O, msr‘,\?r‘}{ FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL.AND From Spear-sireet Wharf at 11 & m. ‘nciuding Serth and Meals -DAY st 2:15 P. M. T LAST 'TIME: A Milk wnne Hag FARE &'d2one @, STATE OF CALIFORNIA satl UMBIA and ket . Waila Wi 1 _points & TO-MORROW PERKINS & CO., Sugerintendents. GOODALL, Marble, D BUIGER, Mars st st oo SN EAR ity e AMERICAN LINE, NEW YORE. SOUTZAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS “A DAY AND A NIGHT.” For the First Time In San Franctso BECA zp‘R THEATR Stopping_at Cherbourg. westbound. 0 From New York every Wednesda: St. Louis New York Ju 4 St. Paul Iy 11'St. Louis RED STAR LINZ wew York and Antwars. From New York every Wednesday, 123 noen. Kensington .....July 4 Friesiand July 18 Noordland 1 Southwar! uly T T Ny INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO., L\*'l‘ll ATIN TO-DAY. FLORENCE ROBERTS Supported by WHITE WHITTLESEY, SAPHO! SEATS NOW READY FOR NEXT WE! LORENC: ROB:RTS “CARNEN” TOY0 K]SEN KAlSflA. I'xtra Fourth of .lu‘y Mat nes, 30 Montgomery street. EMPIRE LINE, from Seattle to Nome and St. Subsequent saiiings from 4_Yukon River 3. For rates co. F ner First n YOKOHAMA and HOX (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Sh o nr...x ng_at Hongkong with 4“ No cargo received o RY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. .\I’J' _Friday, August . . H nolul The Celebra‘ed Wilson Family. atreduced rates. For ompany's office, @ SPECIAL TO-NIGHT! COMPAGNIE GENERAL® TRANSATLANTIQUE, DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. Thursd, d of Saturday, 10 8 m., from Pler 4, MONSTER CAKEWAL ?;"{';G i i LA, BRETAGNE. i 30 NEW STARS. HAMPAGNE, July 26 First class to rd. Second ciass to 5 J° STaL reduction on AL ___ Order Seats by Phone Pagk 3, D CA A FISCHER’S CONCERT HOUSE. | yuz, (teims Brtidide), New Yok L B Admission 10z. i Last Week of the LAMBARDI OPERA QUAR. | TET AND BIG ABRAMOFF in Scenes From | HUGUENOTS.” MABEL MARTIN, A Teabelie’ Underwond. ed Seats, c. Matinee Sund: ‘ "SUTRO BATHS open D Tk YIOHTS 0,11 P h AD!‘]SSIM llbc (‘HILDREV wc Including Admission, 25c. Children ¥Me. gomery avenue.’ San Franeisco. HAMBURG'AMERICAN WIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLY!OLTH (LONDON). CHERBOURG ARIS) AND HAMB. RO, TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE | 20, FLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND Hase | BURG. ALSO NEW YORK TO CHERBOU! | ANE ndseone. Fi HAHBl‘mv-AIPR“&AN u\?r?a' y.N. Y. P HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Bathin 15 Reserved if secured before de _BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS | JSEHECCE 0" S Afieir R e FOR U, $. NAYY YARD AND VALLEXD. | 0CEANIS 550 ;ggg;g;v. Steamer “Meniicelle.” MON., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat a. m.; ¥is P (ex. Thurs. nigh days, 1 p. m. an Sundays, e ting ot arkoe, TSR et Tk ler No. Telephnne Main 1508, FARE Sand and Austraiin - Wed. Faiy T, Tand and Avstraii |8 8"AUSTRALIA rifonalay’ onfy . b L Wednesday. July ‘mzunmmaum 7, Foot Pacific St. at 9:45 t e