The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 20, 1901, Page 27

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1901. WURDER DONE "IN MARIN SALOON ¥. B. Warburton Kills Mat- thew Reilly at San Rafael. ML T syer and Brother of Vietim Had Becently Had a Quarrel and Bhooting Is Probably a Sequel to It AP Epectal Dispatah to The Call o-night shot and unity. The only be guessed e eyewiinesses, am Bhannon, was in the saloon in and spoke to ee weeks ago War- assau -k Av Berkeley? ¢ vivania Coal Oil wuteed . 5 gallons " In w1y safe. 2 i Mocha Coffee o pound 25c¢ B ws €an 3¢ s even lower. ¢ 1b pkg sc VOV VTLCVLDLTVOVRVT DDLU DD N RAFAEL, Jan. 15.—W. B. Warbur- | ¢ | { ./ocxmy CoBumry OIONT RISE T 7HE occmsson BIG PIELD OF THOROUGHBREDS GETS AWAY AT JOCKEYS’ BALL Knights of the Pigskin Exchange Entry Card for Dance Programme With Great Eclat. T HE jockeys and thelr friends got away in a bunch at their annual ball held at Odd Fellows' Hall last night. The only ones who were left at' the post were those ‘“‘turned down” on invitations They were many { and nolsy over their disappointment. The | ball was the liveliest social function of |its kind ever held in this city and {1t could not well help being racy. | There were jockeys of every color, weight | and degree, and the ladies were there in | like number, and gowns that made the | arc lights woozy. There were no bad actors and everybody got away well, al- hough the running was pretty tame un- 1 they reached the half. Then the pace began to crawl up. The orchestra played junk-time or any old time. It was all to the dancers. They wers setting uch a galt that no collection of union | carded fiddlers could hope to keep in | the field. There were thirty dances on | the programme and after the last an “etc.” NEELY IS DISMISSED Will Be Taken to Cuba as Soon as | the Necessary Order Is [ Received. NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Judge La- | combe in the United States Circuit Court | to-day signed an order vacating the or- der of arrest in the civil suit against C. | E. W. Neely, under which he was held in | 50,000 bail. " "The motion was made by | John D. Lindsay, counsel for Neely, and United States District Attorney Burnett. | Later they appeared before United Btates Commissioner Shields and moved for a dismissal of the case befors him in which | Neely was originally arraigned on & | charge of larceny In stealing the post- | office funds at Havana. | He was arrested In_Rochester on this | charge in May last. Neely deposited $20,- 17 l \ 0% cash bslll ":&_ m‘?‘hilt“k otu;hn‘ ot:l'x-m 1ica and was releas: mon: 8 g P{{,ljdor . atChcsx held by the clerk but it has been ttached i tl vernment. - sxcluively 12 0.8, Pkg 3% CO | S Bhictas srasten the metton: Nty - d Navy—I2 boxes in "“\f‘ is now in Ludiow street jail on ah order necalar ar New st issued under the special extra- Uncolored Japan Tea 57 €| of arrest ismued under the omece oa g < Lucombe ordered that he be sent back to s pound 35c% | Lucombe ores DO premiums ;“gl | An appeal was Cuken !om Q{u Un.ltt?d flees d of them. § | . eme Court, which recen > wey's worth with ot e Gecision ot the lower ¢ ogurzr cgular o Neely will remain in the cus o 7 3 i tes Marshal Henkel untll @ '\ ellow Corn Meal ;o’m srld.e:-hu."t;en received from tho Made from 10 1bsk 17¢ State Department at Washington direct- ¢ FESAIR.am o TRNIeSaents N /. EUMNER TRANSFERRED New York Cream Cheese ‘ s 18 real o1d » TO PHILADELPHIA ¢ Deemisd pound zsc ¢ cheese —made from cream-—-not ‘ Bucceeds Rear Admiral Casey, Who §, Enu S ¢ Will Command the Pacific '()Id Crow Whiskey ¢ Statlon. ) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.—Rear Ad- ¢ full quart bottle 51.00' miral George W. Sumner to-day suc- Distili~d 18%0. Guaranteed ceeded Rear Admiral Casey in the com- # ceouine Regularslzs. ¢ | mand of the Philadelphia navy-yard, Ad- ¢Moore’s Malt Whiskey ¢! B e Pl tation: %’n?:"‘%'.': Chemically pare. | mony of exchanging commanders was # Coor & Berpheimer DOtHIE 8509 | F0N%, & 1™ “simple “in_ character. ers. It's beyond doubt x.':x‘ {In full uniform Ad:g:a.lm C‘An.le{h:w:ldt- 2 pure kxznowx brands @ | . omma: E : whla Reguiar 9125 ¢ fi?m:‘s?:nur::utfuua:’ 1y AQmiral Bumier 7 (. 7 | on his arrival rea s Zinfandel Wine gallon 35¢ :Im o assume command of the naval sta- € 2ot e R e tion and Admiral Casey read the orders ¢ Good for botting. m,gull . . §|potitrine bim of Hadter o riwen s Da 1 §OC4 | guns, thirteen for eac! g ' nurttfl:-cm Vi ugavg 2 .;; ' red. Immm"i-’l afterward Admi ¢ Vet ol Thie price 13 absolutely @ | Casey left the ¥ cost to us. y enough to last you e s g od. ¢ weeks or months. Reg. Toc. Hophouse Burn: B 2al Thi SACRAMENTO, Jan. 18.—During the ab- ¢ Beech Falls Whiskey # | sence from home to-day of George Menks ¢ Straight O' and family their hophouse east of Per- kins wn.; %un'led loget'garmvavlth a quan- g ‘arm_implement machinery. ¢ ‘!#:il(:atuhnbou $6000 and insurance . ‘g“ “®®-J | There is no clew to the origin of the fire. i | [ | | | | 1 *wra THE NAMa oR | | JoUR PAavoR: & X | ‘;:PTN& BALLET ANp | ! OSVT® {7 3. 1 i 5 e | Billy Shields _was starter, with Abe Levy, Jerome Bassity, Dave Harris, Joe Canhlll, Sandy McNaughton, Nat Boas, Tom Burns, Tom Johnson, Jack Travis, Billy Willlams and Gene Heagerty as assistants. The firet to welgh in was Mike Coburn. His wardrobe would beggar description and must nearly have him. Black was not de rigueur on the floor of 0dd Fellows’ Hall, which lent a pleasant air of origi- nality to the proceeding. Light spring suiting with something red in the color scheme found favor. The sable coat of Governor Dockery Says the Requisi- tion Papers Are Not in Legal Form. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 19.—Gov- ernor Dockery, after listening to a dra- matic recital of the story of Miss Alma Bowman, now of 8t. Louls, who recently fled from her home in Shepardstown, Ky. to avold the alleged cruel treatment of relatives, to-day refused the requisition of the Governor of Kentucky for the return to that State of her brother-in-law, Asa Buchanan, who is charged in & warrant with having assaulted the girl. The charge against Buchanan was preferred by his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bowman. Gov- ernor Dockery's refusal to honor the re- quisition was because the papers were not In legal form. Buchanan s now un- der arrest in St. Louls. Migs Bowman, accompanied by her sls- ter, Mrs. Asa Buchanan, and her attor- ayor B. oonan 8t. Louls, together with Bheriff Collins of Bullitt County, Kentucky, presented the case to the Governor. ““It is a conspiracy, Governor,” sald Mrs. Buchanan, ‘‘to do away with my husband. Mr. Governor, if you put your signature to any paper for the return of my hus- band {o’kanl:\gky you will be signing his death warrant.’ ————— INTERESTS THE OOAST. Postofice Changes and Idst of Pen- sions Issued. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Postmasters commissioned: California—Percy Davis, ¢ David § ki Giass. W AomnEtonRichard T Blake, Dungeness. Postmaster appointed; California—M. E. Sartoris, Nashville, El Dorado County, vice L. G. Bartoris,’ de- ceas: Riwal free delivery will be established at Halsey, Linn County, Oregon, on Feb- 15. rders: The following named of- ficers will report in person to Colonel Ja- cob B. Rawles, Third Artillery, president of the examining board appointed to meet at the Presidio, San Francisco, for exam- ination for promotion: First Lieutenant John P. Hafnes, Thi-i Artillery; Second Lieutenant Harry L. James, Third Artil- ery. {”;nmom issued: California—Original— Jefterson Varnum, Hydesvills, 35; John Cartwright, Malaga, §3; Henty Roe, Sop diers’ Home, Los Angeles, $10; Headley, ena, 3. Widows, ete.— Caroline’ A. Richardson (mother), 'Wood- jand 312; Mary B, Stratham, Los Angeles, $8. ‘'War with Spain—Ort Asmussen, San Francisco, $12. Oregon—Orignal—Thomas Boyles, New- port, Increase—Francis Mengoz, Ellis- 01 ton,'$8. ‘Washington—Additiona.—Lewls Warren, Kent, $12. Relssue—James H. Orondo, 8. Original widows—J: silliat, Theon, $8. ulia Mar- | | TFiLborR MANAGER. 77 JACOBS AND +15 GORGEOUT BACGE. nal—Gustave | se: e convention was ‘‘caviare to the general,” entered for the “Spieler’s stakes.” Jockeys were ever dear to the feminine heart and last night proved no exception. Eddle Jones, ~ Skeets Martin, Mounce, Clem Jenkins, Joe Piggott, Tommy Burns and Johnny Bullman had ‘“the ladies copped,” as the man who sells overnight entries remarked. He and. his colleagues were classed as selling platers by the haut ton, and consequently were spiteful Among the guests who took part in the festivities were: Johnny Bullman, Tom- my Burns, Henry Shieids, Joe Piggott, Clem Jenkins, Henry Spencer, Bd Ross. J. Miller, Eddle Jones, J. Martin, W. | O’ Connor, Logue, Jockeys Motince. | Dominick, Buchanan, Ranch, McDonald | and Turner. The following well-known sporting men acted as judges to count the votes cast for the cip to be presented the favorite Jockey: Willlam (Kid) Nelson, George Miller, Willlam Lyons, J. Ladarre and Edward Greaney. Tod Sloan had to shoot clay pizeons to- day, otherwise he migzht have come to show them how the thing is done across the blue Atlantic. RIOT _ARE SUMMONED Jail at Corbin Still Strongly Guarded, but Trouble Is Expected When Trial Begins, WILLIAMSBURG, Ky., Jan. 19.—Over one hundred witnesses have been sum- moned to appear before the Grand Jury here next Monday, when it is expected that those of the Shotwell and of the White factions who were engaged in the troubles at Corbin this week will be in- dicted. After the arrest last night at Cor- bin of Paris Bhotwell, Willis Cochran, John Bryant and Clay Kincaid, the last two colored and all belonging to the Shot- well faction, it has been quiet here to-day. The jailer heard volces during the night and he thinks they were the voices of friends of the Shotwells, who had come over from Corbin to Iynch White, but | they found the jall stronfly guarded and every preparation to receive a mob. Each faction is still accusing the other of pre- paring for violence, and there are some who apprehend collisions when court con- venes next Monday. Althaugh the troops have been withdrawn the Sheriff has a large force of deputies, and it Is generally belleved that he is ablé to maintain peace, Meantime most of the dlaturblnielemenu have been transferred from Corbin to the Jail in this cf S 0il Company Enjoined. BAN JOSE, Jan. 19.—W. O. Hibbish to- day applied to the Buperior Court for a temporary injunction to prevent the Sun- rige Ofl and Development Company from selling its ofl boring outfit and to prevent the directors from reslgning and electing others tq sell such outfit. Hibbish holds 15,000 shares of stock. O. F. Baker, R, D, McCarthy, Guy H. Ballsbury, J. M. Has- kins and M. G. Kimball are the directors. The company owns a large amount of personal property, known as a Standard rlfi for ofl well boring, worth . Plain- tiff charges that d dants are about to sell this property, now in Kern County, to ;euo’: conspirators, and recelve n Ing o T it Judge Rhodes granted the injunction. i i Vindicates Bailey. AUSTIN, Tex., Jan. 19.—The Bailey in- vestigating committee 1s not a unit in the matter of the report it Is to submit to the Legislature. The committee agrees as to the complete vindication of Con man Balley and the other State officials 1n the matter of having perpetrated no fraud in assisting in securing a permit for the ‘Waters-Plerce Oil Company, but ntative Decker of the committee objects to p-nfn.gh in the majority report cen- lurlns.al those who have criticized the defendants prior to and during the inves- tigation. of the public scheols in Bel- m for reception h banks the 5’1"3.?.2.-'«‘-«; the pupils. . GUT N BATES T0 THE AT Agreement Between South- orn Paocific and Santa Fe Companies. e Fares Announced Between Chicago and California Are the Low- est Ever Made On Either Line. T CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—Radical reductions | in passenger rates between Chicago, and California points will go_into effect over the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific and the latter's connections next month. The fares announced are the lowest ever made from this city to Californla. The one way from Chicago to California during March and April will be $30. From St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans the fare will be $27 50, and from all Missouri | River points it will be $25. | The lowest second class rate from Chi- | cago to California now is $2 3, the cut meaning a reduction of $22 50, or $4 in the | round trip charge. | Tickets at the cut rate will be sold every | Tuesday during February, March and April, the first selling dfte being Febr ary 12. Tickets wii be honored for pas sage via the Santa Fe and_Albuquerque, | the Southern Pacific via El Paso and Deming and via all lines from Chicago cornecting with the Southern Pacific in Ogden. Just now there is a lively fight on be- tween Chicago-Florida lines and the Chi- cago-California lines over winter resort business. While the Florida roads have done a good business since the inaugura- tion of their limited train service, the Cali- | ™ forniz lines say It has not hurt the travel | over. the latter. WOOL-GRCWERS IN | SESSION AT SALT LAKE| Executive Committee With One Mem- | ber From Each State and Terri- | tory Is Appointed. | SALT LAKE, Jan. 19.—Seventeen States | and Territories were represented at the National Wool-growers’ Convention which met here to-day. Vice President E. F. Bennett delivered the opening address. Among the subjects discussed outside of the detall work connected with the va- rlous committees wero: Sheep-raising in forest reserves, freight rates, ing clause, Government sheep, leasing of G the tariff question & industry An executive committee was appointed with one member from each State and the skirt- inspection of ernment lands and affecting the sheep Territory represented. Senator Franc! E. Warren of y was elected pres- ident and ¥. P. Be tt of Massachusetts vice president. i PRI Hope Ranch Improvements. i SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 19.—The story | 18 revived here to the e t that the Pa- cific Improvement Company, owner of Hope ranch and flve thousand acres at the headwaters of four piincipal streams out of t nta Ynez Mountains, i bout Lo tmprove Hope ranc tract com- | prises two thou niles weat has spent $30,0% ing run a tunnel six miles from tha of t in d wn. The company eloping ater, hay in San Roque an ranch, which furn an unlimited sup- | ply. This Is to connect with a reservolr | lon the ranch, from which point all of | | Santa Barbara and Goleta valleys can be irrig Hope ranch Is to be broken up into cts of suitable size and sold on the provision that extensive improvements | be made. It will form a suburb rivali Montecito, Free to the Ruptured Dr. W.S. Rice, the Well Known Au- thority, Sends a Trial of His Famous Method Free to All ADVERTISEMENTS. a Out of the chaos of old-time failure comes Dr. W. 8. new and startling cure for rupt Rice, 418 N. Main St., Adams, Y., has in- vented a method that cures without pain, MR. CHAS. LANGE. danger, operation or an hour's loss of time trom the day’s work. To avoid all questions of doubt he sends fres to every sufferer a free trial of his method and there can be no earthly reason why any one, rich or poor, should not avall themselves of this generous offer. As an instance of this remarkable method, the cure of Charles Lange, Morrison, Ills., is a welcome plece of intelligence. Mr. Lange is a well preserved old gentleman, 72 years of age, and for elghteen years had a bad double rupture which no treatment could cope with. After a short use of the Rice method the left rupture healed entirely and the right was almost closed in & few weeks. To- day he is as sound as a dollar, wears no truss or other support and his cure is only one of hundreds of similar cases 7 those who use the Rice method. Send for this fres trial. Don't be backward. It will surprise you with its wonderful power to heal. And 1t you know of other ruptured people ask them to write or write for them. Do not fail to write at once: do so to-day. PALAGE and GRAND HOTELS, San Francisco. These hotels po sess the attribus. that tourists an: travelers appreciatc —central location. liberal manage- ment, modern ap- pointments a n perfect cuisine American and Eu- ropean plans. KERN RIVER OIL LANDS Proven territory, on line of railroad, for sale. form an oll company. NEWTON, Splendid chance for those about to CAR- MEN & SOMES (8. C. MASON, agent), 101 Chronicle bldg., San Francisco. AMUSEMENTS OLYMPIA Z52%3kon THE ONLY FREE VAUDBVILLE HOUSE IN THE CITY. QUERITA VINCENT, A favorite whose popularity never fades. MABEL HUDSON, A girl who sings songs as they should be sung. THE MORRIS’ mtation of gladiators as Famous represe: s they ANETTE GEORGE, One of the girls that makes vaudeville popular. AND OUR CELEBRATED STOCK COMPANY MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY. AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY. ADMISSION ~ | THE RENOWNED TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. | T2 CALIFORNIA THEATER Beginning TO-¥ORROW NIGHT. Matinee SATURDAY ONLY. ENGAGEMENT OF MiFiske In the Play, in Four Acts, Entitied BECKY SHARP (Founded on Thackeray’s ‘‘Vanity Fair'*) by Langdon Mitchell. Gt gt ey - i St g S Mg g I kl':'m 2 The “l;'d’ three weeks hlfl.. —At the Duchess of Richmond’s| Act IV.—Becky's lodgiugs in Pumperniok- Brussels, June 14, 1815, o, 1828, SEATS, 82, $1.50, &i, 75c and 50c, at BOX UFFICE, 9 A. M. %e 10 P, M. CURTAIN RISES—EVENINGS AT 8 SHARP; MATINEE AT 2. Carrtages May o Ordered at 11 P. M. Act +*TIVOLI+ LAST TIME TO-NIGHT OF | “CINDERELLA” ’ TO-MORROW, Jan. 21, ™. s Smith & De Koven's Celebrated Com!c Opera, Matines TO-DAY, January 20th, A NEW BILL AND THE BEST EVER. MONTMARTROIS TRIO MARIUS DELAUR AND THB SISTERS DEB- RIMONT. Commencing SUNDAY, H H (3 [3 ® @ [ [ & s L PERFECT CAST! THIRTY PRETTY GIRLS ! 269000009 : | In popular selections from Grand asd Comte Lyric comedians and famous fun .’r}nke ecoee .m.‘. | Presenting an orfginal sketch with imitations Wy LINK BIG MALE CHORUS! | THE Opera. ngAcg(E_R and LESTER FENCING | ~ , The SCHUMA“ foplé‘fS"qu‘AE‘TET Compenton Opera to ‘*ROBIN H00D."' i w{'js’EFEv oyRuufiKE " &»"Er BILLY E GREAT AMERICAN BIOGRAPH ® | WARREN and BLANCHARD MASTER' 8 SWIGETTE mi CLARK the Orpheum e most successful attrs ever had. SAM LOCKHART’S BABY ELEPHANTS BE SURE AND SEE: THE LADY FENCERS! THE FUNNY CARNIVAL CLOWNS !| x | The Greatest antmal sct tn the world. A Perfect Production of 2 Great Plece. Tt 08 e Sieaer | e cents: children, 10 cents, part sxcept r POPULAR PRICES - - 25and 50 Cents | gorved. A few front orchestra rows reserw & 60 cents: front rews of balcony reserved, Matines Saturday at 2, | ce Telephone Bush 9, | s. wyx=rrzw UNION COURSING PARK Starting. MATINEE TO-DAY. | THE FUNNIEST OF THEM ALL. | Charles H. Boyle and His Clever Company ef Comedians in the Latest Mustcal Farce = | Comedy ~Success, THE STAR - January 20th. Record Next Sunday Afternoon—Seven Happy Days ‘With” Those Funny Fello MURRAY AND MACK. COLUMBIA 35w LEADING THEATRE | PRETTY GIRLS—NEW MUSIC TRAIN SERVICE: NEW SPECTALTIES PRIZB Leaves Third and Townsend strests 9:15 a. m. BOARDER! e, Be, S0c and TSe 15¢, MONEY and 10:35 &a m., 1 & m, 2 m and 1 p. m E 28—NOMINATIONS—128 TO=NIGHT £4] MR WEER IR, ™ ™ v s s i};fi%’sfly “WAY ADMISSION 25c. LADIES FREE. = | DOWN "“""’“""“‘l" e 257 EasT.” (ENTRAM=z: LAST TIME NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. MONDAY, January 28 LOUIS JAMES ad KATHRYN KIDDER Phy th 533, NOW THOROUGHLY HEATED WITH STRAM MATINEE TO-DAY—lbc, 15, %e. TO-NIGHT—LAST PERFORMANCE ‘The most brilliant play of the century, THE TWO ORPHANS, IN A [ER'S NIGHT'S DREAM.” | Magnificent Scenery, Gorgeous Costumes, eto. # - PRICES Evenings—10c, lie, ¢, 3¢, 5oo. Matinee—10c, . 3e. Begt: TO- ROW _ (MONDAY) Sistye The Greatest Piave Bver Written: Wit Tts Plot and Story Drawn From the Land of the Muscovite, “DARKESTRUSSIA” A GREAT SCENIC PRODUCTION. MORoscos MATINEE TO-DAY Last Night of “THE ROGUE'S COMED' e Production I this ity at Fopular Pri First Production in this City a ar Prices o Herbert Kelcey and Btfie s Great Success, ‘“THE MOTH AND THE FLAME.” w.il 25th—Charles Erin Verner in “ARRAH NA POGUR MATINEE TO-DAY, AND TO-NIGHT, “A BREEZY TIME.” Beginning MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. M, MRS. FISKE In the Play in Four Acts, “BECKY SHARP” Curtain at § sharp. Careiages at 11 5. m PRICES—$2, 51 50, §1, TSe, oo SEATS NOW ON SALE. CHUTES a» ZOO BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL! INCLUDING HANLON AND SINGER, JOHN W. WHALEN, AHERN AND PAT- RESBZAR TO-NIGHT (SUNDAY). Florence Foberts—*‘Nell Gwynne,” TO-MORROW (MONDAY) NIGHT. Reappearance of LILA CONVERE In the New York and London Success, SWEET LAVENDER PRETTY GOWNS—NEW SCENERY. ‘MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. SEATS NOW SELLING. HAL CONLETT, NEW MOVING FISCHER’S CONGERT Housg | FPICTURES. o, Waterman Siswers, Lintle Alma ooy, | 100rsday Night, the Amateurs Hal Conlett and Ahern and Patrick. Sy Reserved Seats 25c. Matinee Sunday. TELEPHONE FOR SEATS, PARK =