The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 12, 1900, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1900 H HOME IRST IN THE ACE AT NAPA Six Heats Hotly Contested Before a Winner Is Returned. R SAM [ S and El Mido Captures [ the Seven - Furlong Event. LR A rowd w in ¢ apa REMBLE LOOKING FOR THE WINNER OF THE FIGHT -~ New Protege Is Very Anx- o Meet a Good Middle- Weight. cGr e e ———— LEAGUE MEETING A FIZZLE le Track at Milwaukee Found to Be Unsafe. July —The re National Cy- billed to be the twenty- League of a failure The whole safe track &, which practice work been made, T ing about Tom Cooper gave the afternoon and carly cost him er end of nal riders who dr Cramer and Van & mateurs. King, Wheeler, i Denny Kiser, Kimble and Newhouse are about the only ott, gister of League of Ameri- members up to 8§ o'clock 643, here several thou. - NELSON AN IRON MAN. ues to Lead in the Six-Day Race at Boston. The hard riding that s done for tw. m from leading h t’'s two-hour contest 1d wheel race at Charles 2ver Burns_Plerce seems to be mpr g form. To-night Stin- the tenth mile and Nelso: riding score to-night w; . 176 yards: Pierce, 64 mi 62 miles, 1148 yards; M nights: Nelson, 187 miles, s, 1345 yards; Stinson, Miller, 159 miles, 1478 Yards R glish Golfer Again Beaten. > July lost again to-day. He and phaved a 36-hole match with and David Bell and lost 3 play. In the afternoon play ed poorly in contrast to the mith. The was that Vardon and Herd oles and halved eight. The 1 165 as against the losers Wins the French Cup. LONDON, July 11.—Edward Hors's cut- ter La de France (French cup), having to-day won the second race out of three against the challenger, the Duc de Casse's cutter Quand Meme. riders | ped | 1l.—Harry Vardon, the | result of the after- | urea retains for England the Coup ! BODKWAKERS LSRR - OLEVER ROGUES {Bogus Tickets Cashed at | the Washington Park | Track. | —_—— Confesses and Implicates Two Foliowers of the Turf. . CHICAGO, July il.—Bookmakers at | Wa on Park tra lost thou- swindling to-day under arrest is confeders lar: t them After n be tirm, known as the been the heaviest loser, 3 ousands of er bookmakers have MILWAUKEE'S GREAT RUN. Beats Sidney Lucas in the Handicap at Washington Park. rlongs—Golden Age Harry Herendon won, third vards—Taps McKeever t nd, Sam Josephine B second, 4L Erown second, et vy 11.—Results at Brigh- elaire to-day The Benedict . 128 A MONTREA second, Press & ange third. HARDY BEATS ALEXANDER. California Brothers Yet Undefeated in Tennis Tournament. e following were ament to- 1—Paret 3 t Roche, rs,4—6, 6—2, 6—2; Lit- 3; McKeever beat beat Bo 64, 6—4 beat umner Hardy beat preliminary _round— w and Noble. 1 beat Beach O'Brien and default; Fos- rs beat Carver Py BROOKLYN SHUT OUT. Pitcher Nops Has an Off Day and Pirates Win Easily. T STANDING OF THE CLUBS Club: W. L. Pet. 35 .47 nd’ W | corREC . St Le Boston w York....21 a PITTSBURG, July 11 mediocre game and made the shutout ~ of se by giving Pittsburg three 4 two wild throws. Philipp all the way. Attendance, S Pittsburg 4 10 Brooklyn R hilipp!_and O'Connor; Nops and vartwood. ecratch hits | He was hit | tendance, 1 At fectively n but two innings. Score: RN e 3 | st. Lows st Boston ARG A Gl SR Batteries—Young and Criger; Nichols and Sullivan, Umpire—Emslie. CINCINNATI, July 11—Cincinnat! made an- other great ninth inning finish to-day. With one out in the ninth Wood tripled and Pietz hit for four bases. Flick muffed Breltenstein's hard 1 Barrett singled. Fraser then took Donahue’s pl Corcoran_walked and Beck- ley's hit won the gan Frrors gave the Phil- lies all their runs. Attendance, 16000, S R e 5 Donahue, Fraser | Cincinnats Philadelphia ... Batteries—Scott | and Douglass. 1 e American League Games. INDIANAPOLIS, Ju .—First game: In- dianapolis, 10; Minneapolls, 3. Second game: s, 9; Minn July 11—Ch 3 July 11.—Detroit, ty 11.— ape ALO, "BUF DETROIT, [3 CLEVELAND, No game; rain. CONCESSION TO AMERICANS. Our Athletes Need Not Compete on Sundays at Paris. PARITS, July 11.—What appeared to be a disagreealle obstacle In the way of the American athletes participating in the in- ternational sports which began on Satur- | day. has been amicably and satistactorily settled To-night a meeting was held in the rooms of the racing ciub and the | question of Sunday games, which it was thought had been arranged, again ap- peared, and some of the most important events for the Americans were fixed for that day. When the original plans of the | meeting were outlined, the sports were | scheduled to Legin on Sunday, which is | the day of all sporting events in France. | The agitation {n the United States became such and the refusal of the teams to enter | was so general, that Mr. Spalding and his assistant, Mr. De Garmendia, made strong | representations to the French officials in charge of the sports, who finally asrced | that ‘as Saturday is a national holiday in lFrl.nce the sports should be begun on that Alexan- ndee, 4—6, | ! Nops pitched only a | FLOODGATE WITH SPEED TO SPARE WINS THE STAKE |Scores Ten Points Against Crawford Braes' Kill in the Final B A sise Annexes the Helf-Mile | Employe of a Firm of Lithographers | Sea Breeze, Boaten Pointless, Is | Pitted Against Lady Gilmore | and Beats Her at Good | 0dds. —e STRIKERS LAY " THER TROUBLE 10 BHUNHOFE Bitter Toward the St. Louis Traction Company Manager. Issue a Statement Declaring There Can Be No Settlbment While He Is at the Head of Affairs. . | : Floodgate won first money in the Mid-| ST, LOUIS, July 1L.—A statement of the week reserve stake at Unlon Park yes terday with Crawford Braes as runner-up. Floodgate's courses were decisive victories nd were won with good wide margins. The courses throughout the stake were tests and rellef gs were m five occasions the Short e ten from up- n >d 100! re lls were enough to make things interestin bettor's po in the The first Lady Gil- 4 with Master e latter d was with- reeze, a recent impor Allen & Wilson kennel, ad just been beaten point- t of view. fc set came more was wrence, drawn and € tic cours n less by H. W. Kike's Nancy R in the first run of the and t talent ques e ht but little of h cha against sh dog. She beat the I however, in a good run at odds of § Floodgate in the second course fol- >t the flag from Battleship, who sted a 7 to 1 favori Olympus t Hummer at odds of & to 3; Miss Griz- out 1 1 w | zle heat Shylock Boy at the same odds; Pepita beat O K Capitol t 3to1lina Royal Oak beat Twilight Jr. Rustan beat Blackhawk t Auckland 5 to 1rse dgate t s; Chief 5 to Slim_ beat Wild These with a few others at ht odds constitupted the short end: McCabe’ v Blue was withdrawn from the stake in the fourth round by the h rah 4 to 1 action and was asked for the liquid. He refused to accommodate the stewards and poured the preparation on the ground. His action will be investigated by the proper committee. The day's resuits follow, with Judge John Grace's official scores: Kk reserve stake, first round—H. W. cy R beat Russell, Allen & Wilson's .5 Chambtli's Hot Foot beat Flower of Gold, 3-1; Bar- argain beat A. Frank's Loi- S M. Kellogg's Lady Gilmore a iI's Auck beat Russell, Allen E and Yet, G. Nethércott's Floodgate beat J. Byrne's Battleship, M. Kellogg's Hummer beat J. Byrne's Olym- ; Russell, Allen & Wilson's Lady Emma Bluestone, T. Logan's beat J. Hurley iock Bo: ‘s Anchor b Brophy” y, 7-4; R. E. de B. Lopez's Pepita Hurley's O K Capitol, 11-6; Bartels Beer Brewer beat J. Hurley’s Hurrican . W. B Wild Norah beat Barte J. McNell's Rest Assured beat F. 3; E. M. Kellogg' s Santonin, beat Lo * Rellicking Alrs bea Gea: Hanrahan's S: ¥ nto Boy beat T. ish ¢ Kay Br Wedding 1 Bells, 6-0; C. es a bye: Curtls Kenny's Winning " Maud 6-1 v hor beat er a_bve; Wild Slim beat Bonita, : Round About Rest Assured beat Sleety Mist beat Amer- . 3-2; Sacramenta Hawker beat 10 Crawford Braes beat Maud beat Advance Guard, 18-12. Bargain Foot, beat Hot Ismma, 10- te beat Lady Anchor Test Bargain ; Sleety Mist a_bye: cramento Boy, 10- Braes beat § wd—Floodgate beat Anchor, B-3; Crawford Braes a bye. Deciding round—Flcodgate beat Crawford Braes, 10-2. EIGHTY-DOG STAKE THAT WILL PRODUCE GUESSING Draw for Saturday’s and Sunday’s Sport Shows Many Good and Close Matches. An elghty-dog stake will be run at Un- fon Park Saturday and Sunday. ), $100, $75, two at $50, five 2 and twenty at $10. The draw, which was held at Pythian Castle last night, is as follo Kennie's Fortunate Cholce vs. s' Moraing G Captain Kane's Miss ven Spot; Pasha Ken- ai Ann ve. T. J. McEnerney’s Regina in Kane names Statesman B. M. Sweet Emma; Captain Kane's Master Lowe & Thompson's Scotch Reel; r names Mose vs. Russell, Wilson Pasha Kennels' Rest 5 's Santenon; J. Sut- ayflower ve. Welch & Hanrihan 3oy; D. Winters names Random P. Whiting’s St. Anthony; Pasha Hempstead vs. P. J. Rell n & Lyon's Stiver Lion vs. C. ora; R. E. de B. Lopez 3. de B. Lopez & Son's Reckless Archer vs. F. Curtis & Son’s Maud Reilly's Royal Union; A. van der aughty Girl vs. T. J. Cronin's Thorn- ssell, Wilson & Allen's Rosy ott's Lord Byron; T. J. McEnerney Holden's Scottish Chie: Curtis Penman vs. J nels | R & Allen's Assured Son’s King C D. Toland’s Russell, Wilson & Allen's Ls J. _Burns' Bat- 3 ‘Winning _ Las- Knowles M. Smith's Victor Queen vs. ilemann’s Snapshot vs. J King’s Bor: : Curtis & A, MoComb's . Mo Royal le's Rock Island King s & Som's Vulean: J. Morlarty's Snap- & Thompson's Prince awford Braes vs. Stecle : D. Winder's (names) Russell, Allen & Wilson's Lyneh's Lexington vs. C. O. Peter- Clond; J. Hurley's O K C . Son's Candelabria; Russell. per Garrison e Hal: Charlesworth's & Know s Tommie Rex; S. Handy's ’ D. Toland's Pleasant Girl: R cughtoy vs. R. F. B. Lopez & Son's Papita; T. J. Cronin's Wild Tralee vs. 1. Burng' Olympus; J. Maher (names) Swed- ish ve. J. Hurley's Shylock Boy; George Shar- man's Wait-a-Bit vs. J. R. Smith's Lady Sears. On Saturday the train will leave at 1 o'clock and on Sunday 11, 12 and 1 o'clock. e Suicide of an Unknown Man. SACRAMENTO, July 11L.—An unknown man committed suiclde in the room of a Front-street lodging-house on Monday evening, his body not belng discovered until to-night. Papers containing a white powder, presumably morphine, were found on the table, and on a piece of white pa- per he had scrawled the words, “I fired of being sick.”” He had registerod Sam Wolvington, but had destroyed all other things that might lead to his iden- tity, save a stamped envelope containing a blank sheet of paper, the envelope being addressed to Mrs. F. W. Pratt, Cali- fornia avenue, St. Louis, Mo. The Coro- ner assumed charge of the remains and will hold an inquest. The | 3 I3 | { retnstated lue beat Motto 2 to 1; Hawker beat | stewards. The dog's trainer was , give the hound a stimulant while | field. He w led to account for | | position of the local street rallway strik- ers, reviewing the strike -since its incep- tion, was given to the public this after- noon. ment decla that, in the opinion of the | union, a fair settlement of the strike can- ¥ | Baumnoff reg: | tha {and th | of trust for the benefit of creditors. | liabilities of the concern amount to about i Bells beat | 1mh re. not be obtained while NMr. mains in the position of general manage A member of the executive committee of the local union of street railway em- es sald that the day had been spent In stigating the statements made by Mr. ding the me of men he has reported had gone to work for the Transit Compan: It was declared that not a single man had deserted the wpion and but one man of the name posted by Mr. Baumhoff had gone to worl soon as man had quit work a the strike was redeclared Cars are running about as usual, but it i the number of wagons and ic th carrying passengers has Increased during 1 a s not the past two days. ing been made that the company would not proceed to live up to the agreement which the strike was settled. We have several men who submitted thefr applications after the settlement. | The company will continue to pursue the ways followed. It policy which it has stands ready to take back any former em- t plo¥e who asks for a po known to be a_good man. Adam H. Fuchs, one of the leading mil- liners here, to-day executed a chattel deed ion and who is $48,000 but the assets have not vet been inventoried. Mr. Fuchs said: “The strike was the sole cause of the filing of the deed of trust. The stopping of the street rallway traffic so greatly diminished our trade that we felt it neces- sary to protect our creditors.” MARCEAU IN CUSTODY BUT A SHORT TIME Judge McAdam of New York Seems Disposed to Dismiss the Kid- naping Charge. Spectal Dispatch to The Call NEW YORK, July 11.—Colonel Theodore | Marceau of San Francisco, charged with | having kidnaped his child from his dli- vorced wife, was detained in custody but a short time to-day. When the facts were submitted to Judge McAdam he was in- clined to discharge the colonel at once, but {placed him in the custody of his counsel | th L sta, malaria, fever and ague. until to-morrow in order that an exam- tnatlon could be made of the legal points involved. “This man {s held on charge of kidnaping hi clared Marceau's atto; to-day. ‘“He has the custody of the child under an order of court, £nd, notwithstanding that fact, this woman goes to Ogdensburg and obtalns a warrant for his arrest for kid- naping."” “Is he the father of this child?” fnquired Judge McAdam. “He certainly is,” replied Mr. Howe. “How can_a man Kkidnap his own child?" asked the Judg “I don’t know,” was the answer of As- eistant District Attorney Hennessey. Mr. Howe protested that on the facts re was nothirg else to be done but to the ridiculous wn child,” de- discharge his client. glve his decision to-morro - COLONIAL CRUISER FIONA GOES ASHORE Strikes on Cape Anguille on the Southwestern Coast of New- foundland. ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 11.—The colonial cruiser Fiona is ashore near Codroy, within a few miles of the scene of the wreck of the British ship Mareotis, bound from Montreal for Liverpool, which went ashore on June 26 at Cape Anguille, on the southwest coast of Newfoundland. The Fiona struck during a dense fog and it is feared she will not get off. The steamer Regulus_tried vainly to tow her off, but failed. Wrecking tugs have been ordered to her assistance. LIKE A “FIXED” RACE. Suspicious Antics ;f Drivers in the 2:30 Trot at Windsor. DETROIT, Mich., July stopped to-day’s racing at the Windsor track, leaving the interesting event of the afternoon, the 2:09 pace, unfinished. Riley B had been credited with two heats and Harry O and Red Seal with one each. Tt was freely charged that few if any of the dozen starters in the trot wanted to win it. In every heat they scored about a dozen times. Knap McCarthy was fined $100 for alleged failure to drive Lord Mc- Donald to win, and after the succeeding heat the judges put up McHenry on Me- Carthy's sulky. Results: 2:15 pace, purse $600—Lady Pipe won second, and fourth heats and race. Time, 2:124, Rothar J won first heat in 2:12%. eneca See, Lottie Spon and trotting, purse $600—Red Arthur won fourth and fifth heats. Time, 2:20%, 2:23%, Jimmy Flashlight won first heat in 2:25%. Henri won second heat in 2:22%. Lord McDonald, Mabel G, Mariqus, Kellers, Heel- plate, Vivette, Jessie Winikfield, Delma, Bessie M and Walter Kinne also started. 2:09 pacing, purse $200 (unfinished)—Riley B won first and second heats in 2:08%, 2:09%. Harry O won third heat in 2:11. Red seal won fourth heat in 2:11%. Nical B, Milton S, /Jer- sey Mack, Colbert S and Fannle Dillard also started. FURLOUGHS SUSPENDED. Action of Admiralty Occasions Much Comment in London. LONDON, July 1L—There is consider- able ‘comment here owing to an admiralty | order suspending the further granting of furloughs to crews ef the ships belonging to the channel and reserve squadrons. 6 | order 18 reported to be connected with the maneuvers of the French fleet In the channel. it Endeavorers in London. LONDO! July 11.—Members of the United Soclety of Christian Endeavorers | from the United States and every other quarter of the globe are arriving here in great numbers to attend the World's Christian Endeavor Convention, which opens July 14 and closes July 18. Wagons full of sightseers are touring London to- day. Several hundreds took up quarters at the encampment in preparation for the eonvention. - Rioters Sentenced. BERLIN, July 12.—Twenty-one of the rioters who wounded twenty Hussars and all the local police officers at Stolz, Pom- erania, during the recent anti-Semite riots there, were to-day sentenced to vari- ous terms of imprisonment, ranging from four months in jail to three years in the penitentiary. < Japan Anxious. Japan has become alarmed over the emigra- tion of many of her residents to this country. It is stated that they are lured here by mis- representation and then turned adrift. This is Iltke the misrepresentation which -delude people into belleving that any other medicine equal to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for ach disorders. In the Bitters lie safety surety. It {s worth its weight in gold in all cases of indigestion, constipation, dyspep- In the closing paragraph the state- | dent Whitaker had this to say to- know nothing of any statement havs | The | Judge McAdam will | 11.—Darkness | That an investment which secures you against loss is better than one which affords no security. If you can participate in an undertaking where the possibilities of B!G RE- TURNS ON YOUR IN- VESTMENT are apparent and at the same time have held in trust for you AMPLE SECURITIES to reimburse you if such possibilities do not bear fruit, don’t you think it is better than to let your money lie in savings banks, whic,cannot offer you any greater security, drawing a low interest with no chance of making more ? What will happen to you if you buy Ophir 0il Stock is this: When oil “is struck, even in small quantities, your money will be more than doubled. Should a large supply be uncovered, a few hundreds would surely yie d thous- ands of dollars. If oil should not be dis- covered you relinquish your s.ock and will re- ceive back the entire amount paid in, together with interest only a trifle less than the interest paid by sav ngs banks. Of course, such an op- portunity will not be given any great lenzth of time. Send for prospectus or call at room 14, 5th floor, Mills Building. J. P. MASCSIE, Agent for San Francis:o and vicinity. | 1 _== = 4 Quart Bottles, $3-20 Express Charges Prepald. | H IGHEST GRADE FOR MEDICINAL OR | family use. We give you the benefit of the | middlemen’s profit; besides, you are guaranteed the certainty of |[@ PURE WHISKEY —Be Nothirg on case to indicate contents. Money refunded 1f not satisfactory. Twice the price could buy no better. Reference, any business firm and commercial agencies. F, EPHRAIM & CO., Distillers’ Acents, 18 Montgoms=ry St., S. Cal. Sole Agents French Colony Vineyard Co., Inec. DR. MEYERS & C0, ! 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Weekly Call, $1 per Year | | | | | | | otfice, J. CRAIG and H. R. WARNER, -Mgrs. Swimming Tanks, Bowling Alleys. Croquet Hot and Cold Minerai and_Tennis Grourn { Baths. Competent Masseurs. Fin ery Hunting Horses and Dogs. Exp a Guides. W. WATSON, the famo » many ¥ me his host ¢ MINERAL SPRINGS. . §12 and $14 per Week an, Advice Free. One Hun- ted by EL AID ORCHE COUNTY cing In Ballroom every evening: G Dancing Teac! Tennis and ments Weekly ONLY GOLF LINKS IN LAK Address HIGHLAND SPRINGS on L. D. CRAIG, 316 Montgomery s Highland S I Wat OAKT ODA Thirt Str AHRENS, PEIN & BULLWINKLE, street, San Francisco For urther informati 20 Montgomery st.., COUNTY. or Traveler at n_ eca) HICHLAND SPRINGS 3 Phister KNITUTING CO. 103 Post St., Near Kzarny. S. F. & New Styles oy, Gent's and Children's . Bathing : ...Suits Knitted) Beautttu (Alpaca ana At Prices to Suit Everybody. s, Golf Vests, Vendome Central California San Jose is the central city of Californla, and | Hotel Vendome s its most attractive feature. Adjacent to Lick Observatory, New Almaden | Quicksilver Mine, Alum Rock Park and count- ove: perfect | less other attractions. reached roads. Hotel thoroughly modern and first class every respect, Wwith service unsurpasse Rates reasonable. For further information call at “Traveler’ office. 20 Montgomery st., San Francisco. or_address GEO. P. SNELL. Mgr.. San Jose, Cal. REST SPORT CORONADO BEACH Noted for perfect ate the whols vear, day and night. irs TENT CITY s THE IDEAL CAMP LIFE. You are sure to have a goood time there. uire about it at 4 N Montgom San_Francisco, or E. 8. BABCOCK, Manager, Coronado Beach, Cal. irs’ Ride From Los Angeles, Cal. T ATTRACTIONS IN THE WEST. Rod and R Fishing Tour- the “Tuna Chab. son of our Famous Marine Band. Resort. Paradise, POLE and COUNTRY CLUB Golf a nts ments L CAMP L IDE FE. For full information, hotel rates, unique ar- rangements for camping and illustrated pam- | phiets, apply to BANNING CO. 222 South Spring st., Los Angeles, e Sanitarium o the Coast. Ths best physicians recom- mend it as the onl - curs for rheumatisin Sprlnqs and malaria. 9 Address A. BETTENS. Mgr. Byron Hot Springs. Cal. Cits Orfcs. Room 0. 33 Genrv street The Place for Rest and Health, Orchard Springs, IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE SIERRA N vada, near Colfax. on the C. P. R. R. Plal Quiet retreat: finest scenery. water, mountain atr, fruit and all-the-year-round climate In Cal- ifornia;: ideal grounds and surroundings: on raflroad, 13 miles from San Francisco: §8 a week: open all year: send for booklet. Address ORCHARD SPRINGS, Chicago Park. Cal. Dr. C. C. 0’Donnell’s Mineral Springs At GLEN ELLEN Is the best camping. plcnic and pleasure resort on the Coast. The greatest remedy for lung disease. liver and stomacn complaints, rheumatism and catarrh in the world: 4 miles from S. F. The S. P. R. R and S. F. and N. P. R. R. give special rates to campers. Thirty cottages and tents furnished: rent cheap. No fogs nor polson oak at t rk. Mineral water, boats and bathing free. Fquire of DR. C. C. 0'DONNELL. offics 10215 Market st.. bet. SIxth and Seventh. S. F. If you want your health this is the placs to go. SARATOGA SPRINGS By Tiburon Ferry, 7:30 a. m.; $3 50 round trip._ Rates. $10 to §14 a week. J. MARTENS, Prop., Bacheler P. O., Lake Co. Send for booklet—tells ail about every- thing. City office, 416 Pine st. NGSFormerly CALIFORNIA HOT SPRINGS 257 22ia Springs; new management: a place of comfort all seasons: 46 miles from S. F., via Tiburon ferry. R. R. station on hotel grounds: sive swimming tank: $1050 and v round-trip $1 10 on Sunday. ART. Agua Callente, Cai exten- week: o6 Lon; VICHY SPRINGS, Three miles from Ukiah. The oniy place In the tes where vichy water is abundant. natural eleotric wat: champagne rdina 3A Men- ty, Cal 0 CARLSBAD YRR SPRINGS. Most beautiful spot in Lake County. Waters unsurpassed for dropsy, stomach, and bladder affections. Accommodations first y Springs, | class: 310 a week: lighted by gas. W R. McGOVERN, Kelseyville, Lake Co. Beautitully ST. HELENA SANITARIUM. .55aii™f Napa Valley, The institution has all the ad- vantages of a health resort as well as being a fully equlgned sanitarium. Carrlage meets all trains at St. Helena. Send for circular. Address ST. HELENA SANIPARIUM. St. Helena, Cal INDEPENDENCE LAKE In the heart of the Slerras. Perfect climats, fine fishing. excellent table. magnificent for- est, no poison oak, no pesis. An ideal spot for familles. S« ulars. Open June 1. CLEMONS, Tndependence Lak: ——— - DUNCAN SPRINGS HOTEL:., ™ fiopfina Unequaled soda and magnesia waters. Good for all stomach, kidney —and [iver_ troubles. Housekeeplng cottages furnished. For terms and particulars addmess O. HOWELL. Hopland, Mendoeino County, Cal. YOSEMITE Oak Fiat route. Stages cn lfne Sierra R. R. dally. Round trip from San Francisco $32. For further Information call or address WM. J. WHITE, General Agent, €30 Market st., 5. F.; telephone Main 5182, al. 3% hours from San Francisco. via the Big Address MRS, H. M. | itver, kidney | “The Traveler” for partic- ' } | | | | leave Chinese Station | | GLEN OAKS RANCH — Nice J HOT SPRINGS Plunge and swimming baths for pleasure. Hot mud, and hot sand baths drive away od and Rates for hotel baths end physicians, $10 to §21 a week Special rouad-trip rebate tickets. Tilustrated booklet and furt mation of FRANK W. EL Agent, tel. Red 2335, 640 Market t.8.F. OTTO E.NEVER PROP.PASO ROBLES TAL SISSON TAVERN. Where Shasta’s sus Smiles d Far from from winds and dust a ERN, 20 feet above the green siopes of Sha ideal spot for a sat forests of For the hunter ntains. _For PARAISO HET SPRINGS, Sor'spmdsf rey County, Cal—For health, rest that cannot be equaled; up-to-date beanutiful scenery: profusion sulphur and _electrio Our masseurs Hunting and fishing: chil- iet, lawn tennis and ttames cend streets, San Francisco, 3 a. m.: First and Rroa Oakland, 910 a. m. daily for Sole- dad. then by beaut! vel road 7 mi o springs. 38, at 3. P. office, 613 Market Telephone and postoffice. For illustrated pamphlets and fur- ther information address E. L. PERRAULT. Th. proeieter Sufl. Teu phvsictan FAMOUS GILROY HOT SPRINGS The waters are noted for their thousands of cures of Rheumatism, Gout, Lead and Mercurial Pofsonirg, Liver and Kidney Diseases. Neural- gia. Dyspepsia and ail Bladder and Urinary Complaints. Hotel and cottages renovated. Baths refitted and improved. Magnificent scenery. delightful Iks. Hunting and fish. ing. No fogs. Unequaled for heaith. rest an. recreation. Rates. $i2 to §14 per week. Trains leave Third and Townsend streets, S. F.. 9 a m. and 245 p. m. dally. Carrlages at Gliroy for springs. For fllustrated namphists address R. ROBERTSON. Proprietor. SKAGGS o7, SPRINGS. soNoMa County: only 4% hours from San Francisco and but nine miles of staging: waters noted for medicinal virtu best natural bath In State: grand mountain ecenery. good trout streams at door: telephone, telegraph: dallv mail _and express: FTRST: CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERVIC! morning and afternoon stages: round trip from San Francisco onlv §550. Take Tiburon ferry at 7:30 & _m. or 3:3) p. m. Terms. 52 a day or $12 & week. References—Any guest of the past five years: patronaze constantly increasing. J. F. MULGREW. Proprietor. WALBRUHE, Sonoma Mountains. Excellent for familles and sportsmen. All kinds of dairy produce. Send for circular. C. . Cal. LUE LAKES, Lake Cp.: fine fishing, boating, bathing and Punting: in the heart of the mountains. Lest_table in Lake Co. MAN, ) ke P. O.. Lake Co.. Cal Fine spring water. H W THE GEYSERS, oo ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS. Natural steam baths, swimmin | hunting and livery. Write for pamphlet. ¥, WERTHEIMER, Manager. 'PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL, These colebrataq Fishing: hunt- 38 50 to 510 wee RS. H. HOPPIN. ITron and Magnesia S adjoin Bartlett Sp d beds LAUREL DELL LAKE. The most at ive place in Lake County o spend your vacation Boating, bathing. bawl: ing. tennie, livery, new walks, ote. W circular to H. WAMBOL! Laurel Dell. Laks Co aty, ¢ KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS. The healthlest resort in the preitiest county in California. Trout fishing—finest in the $ £hovel Creek. 15 miles for casting. Hunting— plenty of same in surrounding mountain rouse, quail, deer and bear. EDSON BRO Proprietors. Beswick, Siskiyou County, NAPA SODA SPRINGS. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. A. DOLLM apa Soda Springs P. O. Kenitworth Ina, Hill Valley. Thoroughly removated. Electric lights, bil~ liards, lawn tennis, croq Strictly first class, For terms apply to Mrs. P. J. MARTINA. THE WELLESLEY, @ifornia and Larkin Sts. San Francisco. - ctly First-class Family Hotel. RS. M. MERRY. Proprietress. LOS GATOS, Cal.— ELMONTE HOTEL, "53.0™ %t magnificent view and first-class accommoda~ tions. Large sunny rooms. Special rates to famiiles. Free bus meets every : from San Francisco. Fare 31 a5 o o oues SANTA CRUZ Mountains—a quiet_ranch, fiv: miles from Santa Cruz: delighttui summer 'ro‘:x:- In r!d;?;gli':\l"fl‘l:“lt! ;l!.r:hlh“mnc- L. Santa Cruz, Cale Mvellle? en Ellen. comfortable rooms: good locaticn. Address ¥. QUIEN &)