The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 5, 1901, Page 12

> 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, FEfiRUARY 5, 1901. «TESS. OF THE DURB CRVILLES” AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATER Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske Scores a Decided Success in Lorimer Stoddard's Great Drama---“Nell Gwynne” at the Tivoli, | terplece. written by a real playwright in the full | human could resist such an appeal as that, coming from such a source? Yet we are asked to believe that a good man, an educated man, a man of fine and com- passionate nature, did resist such an ap- peal and left the poor girl who made it to starve—for that is what it came to. No, no, Mr. Hardy; revise yourself, range yourself as our French friends would say, and give us no more prigs for heroes. The third act is a collection of squalid horrors—the mother selling her daughter, the gin-soaked Marian lying to her friend, the ¥ile Alec bargaining for his mistress as he would a sack of potatoes. This is as bad and as unfit for representation as anything in “Zaza.” What are American parents about in allowing their girls to see such things?—for there were many young girls at the theater last night. who ought to have been at home, in their little beds or saying their prayers at mamma's knee. The first scene of the fourth act shows Tess living as Alec’s mistress, the return of Clare and the murder of Alec by Tess. The second scene (Stonehenge by moon- light) 1s too brief to be effective. Mrs. Fiske is of the School of the Re- pressionists—a style of acting that does not commend itself to my Jadg- ment. Yet one Jmust say that in the art of Repressionism Mrs. Fiske is an adept; she gets out of fit every effect of which it is capable. Her voice, last night, was much better modu- lated than when I heard her in “‘Becky Sharp,” and the confusing celerity of her dellvery has been happily moderated. The manner in which she spoke the confession in act II was one of the most beautiful and artistic things I have ever heard. Mr. Hudson, Miss Barker and Miss Lin- coln distinguished themselves in fmpor- tant.roles. Mr. Gilmore strove manfully with the part of Angel are, but was hopelessly overweighted by the arrant priggishness of that impossible character. ““Tess” is worth seeing, but Mrs. Fiske can do so much better! 1Is it hopeless to think that we may yet see her in a mas- mething original—a real play possession of his powers and not by little boys trying their 'prenticé hands at dramatizing novels? L. DU PONT SYLE. Tivoli. To paraphrase slightly the graceless grace of Robert Burns, when rabbits were more than plenty, we may now say Ot Neli Gwynnes youns and Nell Gwynnes' old, Of Nell Gwynnes hot and Nell Gwynnes cold, Of Nell Gwynnes tender, Nell Gwynnes tough, We' thank the Lord we've had enough! That is, since the pretty Planquette opera of the name has been revived at the Tivoli, for we have had here no less than three Nell Gwynnes within as many months, A very well cast and well sung perform- ance of this charming little opera was given last night at the popular opera- house, and in spite of the rain attracted | a fairly sizable audience. tucked up | = i | il i | | i MISS AIMEE CHARLES | GWYNNE.” (Photo by Bushnell.) LEICESTER AS I IN “NELL i sdng. Nell Gwynne is undertaken by Annie Meyers, who is not quite at her happlest as the frolicsome actress; Maude Wil- liams is the usurer's nicke, Jes: mine, and takes good care of the part. | Julie Cotte is the Clare. Georgie Cooper, of “Geisha” fame, is back again at the Tivoli, and sings and acts the part of Mar- jorie with a quaint and comic air. Some of the choruses “go” with much vim, and | the orchest though not alway rhythmically “there,” was well balanced in regard to weight.' “The Wizard of the Fogarty as Rochester, both sing a good | (ance at the Alcazar last might and if Te | has not all femininity at his feet in a few | days—well the matinee girl will be’severe- |1y to blame. A mare spirituelle creatin | than that presented by Lila Convere a Vashti Deth! as not been n production of Js | well won round after round of applause | for her work in the second act, wh | describes the famous ‘‘dream scene, | Jullet Crosby showed that she is as muc |at home in a rolé calling for dramatic | | force as she is in light comedy. The pro- | ductign held the large audience speil- | 3 | bound. It is worth a visit to the Alcazar | to witness the thrilling scene in the sec- ond act, where Miss Convere totters to | the top of a steep flight of steps an | sways backward. until a shudder p | tnrough the audience. Belasco &_Tha.!l'; Central. The latest London melodrama, Daughter of the Million,” in four thrill- | ing acts, by Clarence Burnette, was pro- duced last evening to a delighted audi- | ence at the Central. It Is quite chaste| and pleasing. The stage does mot swim | in gore as in the ordinary melodram: n fact, only four or five revolver sho are fired in the whele plece. A detective is shot. but recovers in the receiving hos- pital. and_a cler an and a bo are stabbed. Effle Dagling, the gypsy, and Howard Hall as Adam Dare, the curate, have the leading roles. The fun is fur- nished by James M. Ward and Frank Op- perman as Timothy Long and Toby Short and Gertrude Clare as Mary Ann Tip- pette. Litéle Norman Phillips, as_“the Shrimp.” does a remarkably clever bit of melodramatic acting and is the envy and admiration of the boys in the gallery. | ses Orpheum. | Kathryn Osterman is a headliner at the Orpheum this week, vainly trying to veil | | her splendid comedy talent and infectious | laugh with an awful absurdity called “The | Widow.” Miss Osterman has been here | before and it is to be hoped before she goes she will fall back on her old suc- ce if there is no other way, to give an anxious public a sample of what she can do. Two other new comers at the Orpheum | who scored a hit are J. K. Murray and | Clara Lane. This talented pair present Lecocq's “Heart and Hand" in abbrevi- ated form. giving a delightful half hour | | of high class musical comedy. The Em- | pire City Quartet completes the list of | new comers. 1 The worderful Nelsons, the Leamer sls. ters, Lizzie and Vinie Daly, Warren and Blanchard, Foy and Clark, and not for- | getting the American blograph, help make up an Orpheum programme that safely | may be labeled “the best ever.” | Zac {a high bary Nile” will foll — | LA Alhambra. | Alcazar. | The dramatized version of Marie Corel- | The visitor at the Alcazar Theater last | li’'s novel, “The Sorrows of Satan.” at- | evening, who witnessed the performance | tracted a fair-sized audience to the Al- Judah” at the Alcazar and “Daughter of the Million” at the Central Are New. J+v E k3 —— - I JAMES KILGOUR IN “JUDAH" | AT ALCAZAR THEATER. | (Photo by Bus ) in their laughable skit, “A Ragtime Re- ception,” Introducing_jome claver buck and wing dancing. Miss Carmen ( sings ballads written for eitier ten, soprano. G L1 le . acter impersonations. m. ues a big feature. Other nu | William de Boe, balancer, and - ing pictures. Fischer’s Concert House. Fischer's Concert House presented an entire new programme last night and a ge audience applauded ev turn. . an Orfental necromancer, thorough- fied evpry one. Harry de L ore, proved a pleas The Marcos, -“human knots,” and Godfrey, a tight-rope walker, contributed the circus portion of the entertainment, and proved herself an ag le i dancer. Sue Earl, an agree- able sop . Dalton and Lewis, burles- quers, and the Fairbanks brothers, club jugglers, completed’the bill. Hinrichs’ or- chestra was usual excellent form. all an ‘The Tivoll forces are well suited AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATER. TESS (MRS. MIN around in the opera. Hartman has of Henry Arthur Jones' problem play ~¢ | hambra Theater last night, notwithstand- ‘ Judah,” must £ | ing the rain. His Satanlc Majesty is pre- have had one thought Godowsky Coming. oW JOING TO W . S o EXORTIEnE Aihte Fin: Ve - Consenertilt Yig- | 1 sented in an. unusual light, which has | : S v : 2)—NOW I AM GOING TO WRITE MY NEW NAME, e th boante and nis make-up. Cyraso | uppermost in his or her mind. The | fented M A N ducing a fecling | Musical ctre S . % nosé and the pompous rest of it, is an in- | thought must have been, What mistake | prise, followed by incredulity. | the aav owsky, the Pol- 7 kS B | | spiration. It does not occur to one to | has the Alca: management made in - — | ish ptk for the first — —_— - — — - " | wish here, as sometimes, that the come- rhurgifn J!"Im;‘fl r 'n_rl*'v-* ,f]"" the nmguc-} Olympia. times | ay & e dian_had appeared in three volumes in- | tion of “Judah?’ Given the same produc- g ot i “les i — T MUST Stod- | S 5ccond act shows Tess and Angel | stead of one, and that two of him could | tion at $150; the whole city would be flock- | Sl’&?::h;‘:“:t e Cirmaie e oo gt dow- up to the painful scene | be put on the shelf while we enjoyed the | ing to t > doors of the theater. i 2 L h oyed the | = ;. oy v s B Qidrits Vineent \d’s greatest £ lessly casts off his wife | other—there's just enough of his inimi- | r 232 weeks the Alcazar has given a | well received last night. Querita Vincent. : i e r and rushes v to Brazil. In the book ' table self in the play. | variety of plays, but none that couid |the Morrises and Mabel Hudson, ali | pla and re he v;r.fl:d- 4 : means by which |t is the w the incredible element{ Weasel, the vlllage pawnbroker and | compare with the performance last nignt. | established favorites, scored their usual | ed a g of st o - Tess’ confession the Hardy psychology; in the play it | miser, affords a good opportunity to that | For artistic treatment and perfectlon of | successes. - L g - ng Clare, and the | IS even weaker more incredible than | very clever comedian, Edward Webb, and ‘ det the Alcazar production of *“‘Juday T him a T ath 4 seats will begin at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s th er since I have known | he does excellent work in the role.’ Arthur | ranks far above that gi a Bald- | Chutes. ds fc e hero | ! for the hero & , “I have gone on | Boyce's light, fine volce is well heard in | win by E. 8. Willard, the famous English | Phe headiiners of the tiew bill are Sevor next Friday morning. you help going on | the part of Falco and Tom Greene in | actor. s e ‘ o h ‘r;-d o h — thing calling itself | the ~dignified Buckingham's part, and | Joseph Kilgour made his first appear- | McGreevy and Sevor, who scored a Bovin. Sk Seeieate: | tor the to gagement of Sousa and his band at e Alhambra is on Sherman, Clay 3 JAMES DUNN JA, CASSERLY VISITS |FATHER yORKE'S LECTURE |I0TTERY FINES IMAYOR'S MEETING CUTS A SHATH ~ SCHOLLS I £4BS " =", Se20m™® PRSI SRE WCAEASED 15 BT A THIP == “The Prison of the Pope,” His Subject, Borrow: His Sister's Jewels and Creates a Scare in Scheol Director Too Proud to Walk or Ride ina Studied by Him in Eternal City. Police Judge Cabaniss Makes | Methodist Ministers Charge Phelan With Duplicity | | | —_— 2 : Ancther Advance in { S Hic T = ; 5 | i OMPANY Q His Home. Street Car. e e P His Tariff j and Unfairness. } .C title selected by the Rev. P. C. | e — —_— 1 N —— ; : Yorke as the subject of his lecture | | | S () () ‘J e While Opening Wine in the Tender- | Supsrintendent Holds Up the Bill to be given at Metropolitan Hall, ! | The Thirty Men, Chinese and White, | Rev. Drs. Beard and Baker Allege | % A couts - loin He Is Bagged by Detectives and Declares City Should et e Aot o ew TRuAY | Adrested Saturday and Sunday, | Clergymen Were Led Into a | 78 Manket s S, B [Shotunci v Romeed and Conducted to His Not Be Asked to ity as an entertaining, instructive and elo- | Appear in Different Po- Snare and Then JTH& Wosk Cultnt 0 . Home. Pay It. quent orator is well and widely known licz Courts. | Caught. 1 2 P 8 and an intellectual treat is assured. Dur- | | Postum Cereal &E : ing his recent trip to Europe Father Yorke | oty A | Makes red blood. Large pks. 50 b2 * Casserly, by the grace of Mavor | epent much time in the Eternal City and The Chinese and white and colored men, | The ministers of San Francisco informed Reg. 30 20C § v a member of the Board of Edu-|was very favorably received by his Holi- [ thirty in number, arrested in lottery | their brethren yesterday that the meet- | A 1ls Sardi 32 can Bis : , may ride to the hounds at Blingum | ness the Pope. Father Yorke wasted no | places In Chinatown Saturday and Sun- | ing called by Mayor Phelan last week, and Mahrsells Sardines ¢ stride. his favored charger, without any | opportunity to observe all the wonders ot «day appeared in the different Police courts | at which the ministers of San Francisco | Can tion being raised, but he can- | Rome and to study the civil and political Vesterday and various dispositions were | were invited to express their views on the | - Reg. 180 10C % not ride in cabs at the public expense | conditicn of the Ttalian people, and is st et caoe racing and gambling evils in San Fran- | “Packed in 1 Oltve Ofl. % e making his rounds, if Superintend- | therefore well qualified to speak upon the In Judge Cabaniss’ court two Chinese | cisco, was nothing more than a srare and | ight vermil- | ent Webster can prevent it. | relations existing between the Quirinal | keepers were fined $100 each, this being |a trap in which the clersymen were|$ DBrbmangelon L | Mr. Casserly, who never entered a pub- | and the Vatican. | advance of $49 upon his previous fines | caught. | For quick desserts. Pkg. nie 5::”%4;'3:‘;: Py o g ntll he was appointed a School | The proceeds of the lecture will be de- o the Bame of n[\\-. :malum Chinese | This sensational statement was made by Res. 3 for 15¢ 10C % James Jr.’s extravag: one day became possessed of | voted to the building fund of St. John's | | visitors were fined $30 each, this also be- | the Rev. Frank K. Baker and the Rev. J S e days ago he deci with the result that he forthwith | parish, formerly St. Mary's College, Mis- i o Ancieant Thothe Taal e N Teacds atyiha: Weshiy: Mosting of the Bixbee's Shoe Polish Jr. has a led to accumulate a hack bill| slon@ocad, of which the genial and pop- | the cases of Henry Cohean, Joseph Man. | Methodist Episco Ministers’ Uni For ladies’ shoss. Bottle sc )& to $8. This bill came under the | ular Rev, P. D. Brady is pastor. Father | ning and George Roberts. charged with | Both the reverend genglemen had a A shine for almost nothing. cognisaiice ' of ' Snperintendent | Beady s ving to build 4 chugel DIBSA SOO0TES, ARgDCRLs. L3 ed the mass-meeting at the Mayor's earn- Reg. ¢, 5 gnizan perinter rady is striving to build a chugch in his FARfing. - GRer SLARAE. Hat - gHfity: end o ] Delvern bster and was promptly “hung up.’|little community and cordially invites all siting, each pleaded not guilty and a | .o golicitation and were disgusted at the s PP % er jewels : S T Provane B ; - £ o b continuaree was granted till to-morrow. | rosult. Their indignation was expressed Ghirardelli’s Cocoa $ ik g ames Jr. | And now Casserly is wroth and on the his friends to attend the lecture. The haras Dkle % St tallef:to alpeat. ] u ay In no uncertain terms, and the oot 4 e ¥ b ables to | verge of refusing to tax his brain by cul- | price of tickets has been reasorably ¥ 4 | and the Judge declared his bail of $10 for- | pastors present showed their sympathy | Rt aan T . 3200 ‘i a jewel case. | tivating any more ideas for the “benefit” | placed at 5 cents, with reserved seats 2 1 | feited and ordered a bench warrant issued | and feeling in the matter by their attitude | Steigating o % ,lours | of the publie. " \uit a | CODUS extra. Tickets are on sale at Gil THE REV. PETER C. YORKE, o st et S 5 and opinions. ; #ow . s 3 Cash are |mumber of | outsids - eehools and. he |dea’s clothing store, corner of Market WHOSE ABILITY AS A LEC- | |order to Warrant Clerk Peery that in fu- | Dr- Beard said that he did not consider | & Baltimore Oysters $ peart k- as he did not care tq walk or | Street and Grant ‘avenue, each day be- TURER 18 WELL KNOWN. e e o BT Ko pere, Iust Dot be I¢&" | one. He told of the presence of poli- Clean. select Seamarc posses- | ride in a street car the public that pays|tween 10 a. m. and 5 p. m., and at the hall | than 3100 and for visitorsnot less than $40. | oo ™oadtes of the administration, Oysters. *3 of the | his salary ought also to pay his hack bill.-| on tbe evening of the lecture. E3 iy Hnlese e order s Gountermanded DY | racetrack touts and sporting men, who | Poaish ven another | Superintendent Webster thinks otherwise % VTSN s 5 D e aree Tl e It will Stand. our | Voted against the better element as rep- omatoes d him a lm"?”“'»,:en'b ;’; e 'x'“'th“i;?’xn‘h;u«lf”!” “\\'";'l‘ =@ e e e e S SERORCR RO S0 S Chinges visttors and seven white visiters | Tesented by. thh" "1"r2}men and)s'm’-]ra»dod Nonpareil brand. Can % 5c hi good fell proper one to su uditor Wells, B & M il S 3 o |in carrying the resolutions which were | Very good for the money. James Jr. “go and | ht dollars for hack hire,” exclaimed y | before him. Al fthe cases were, at the | forwarded to the Legislature recommend- 5 . and watch for me the Superintendent. “T will not stand for. S | Feauest of the aefendants, coptinued Il ing a limited season of thirty days’ rac- | § Ceylon Tea pinteryiew |it. | What do ou think of bables goingto | : Vialtors, Was. released dn’ Wis own recok | I°g In this State. | = B e e b Dhed oty uip All_day, ehllp T | nizance. He is employed on the steamship | Dr. Baker also told his brethren that, Pure tea leaves. Reg. Sc. 30¢ ® While dar “was dlsporting § Bnd then ask the cltys Soptetod treniny | ADORN I HE OWN Mexico and lives at 442 Green street. He |DOtwithstanding the fact that Mayor | Noted for strength and flavor. vell S fun was dlsturbed | 1o pay the bills? Thet 1s bash 1f the oy | was married Friday and went to a Chi- | Pheian had a year ago expressed an opin- | s e . Who, in-a fatherly | cannot get half-fare rates or senack cnit. | % nese lottery Saturday to win money to | lon that gambling was immoral. the ele- | # Rex Deviled Ham by the arm and escorted | dren, why should the Directors ride in buy furniture with and was arrested. He | 3 A e Bt 7 For ready lunch. 3 & hack carriage elieved of mearly all | mging to his sister. ves were scouring ch for the missing and jeweled watch whioh a parted wi our this morning James Jr. bedroom, minus his mers, D, D. G. D., assisted J. W. Rourke, P. G. D.; M. L. Crowe, §. R., and Grand Reporter Johnstone, performed the unusu- | al ceremony of installing into the office of { dictator of a lodge, one who has held the | office of grand dictator of California. The G Cum: 3 A ings, guardian; W. H. James, S.; Davi Brown, Q. C. Cummings een erased from the list e in the district where the During the past week R. A. A. Bum- | HE picturesque poster announce- ments of the Mardi Gras bal masque at the Mark Hopkins In- of attending the artists’ ball. The sale of Invitations to Buy Tickets for the Mardi Gras ‘Bal Masque Are Sent to the Fortunate. -y neither more nor less amusing than the deadly dull average society affair.” The other side slaps a full. pocket as ulation, of which gociety distinctly ap- proves. It was at first decided this year had been In the City Prison since, being bail at §10 each. and two white visitors on his calendar gnd the cases were continued till Thurs- ay. Tn Judge Fritz's court two Chinese keep- ers and a Chinese visitor pleaded not perimert by the Board of Public Works, Judge Conlan had three Chinese visitors | guilty, waived a jury and thelr cases were | |and did indorse the Supervisors' action | | In passing the resolution that might re- | | s t0o intoxicated to under- | - unable to get bail. Ben Remarcz and | I 3 gl « Qlity equal to any brand. t was going on, but wher | Robert Degomes had also been in prison | Sull in thirty da racing in this county. g e s = e Knights of Honor. since Saturday and the Judge fixed their | During the heated discussion of the sub- ject Miss 1 who is in charge of the | Methodist Episcopal mission in China- | town, appealed to the ministers to co- operate with her in preventing Chinese | slave girl traffic in the Celestial quarter. As a result of-her appeal resolutions were drawn and will be presented to the legis- lative investigating committee asking its Bott a liberal supply of fresh | member So installed is Dr. Charles W, | stitute of Art for February 19 are | {20EIble evidence of the wisdom of the | continued till to-morro | members to look into the condition of the And ordinary use. Reg. $1.35. kagc | Decker, who is now dictator of Tancred ttered b = alleged unpopular arrangement. Some- slave girls of San Francisco. mes Jr. comes to his senses he | Iodge. Those. who were installed’ with 3 now scattered broadcast over the | thing over $3000 was the financial result of S | , The Rev. Mr. Hayrett read a paper be- | Table Port or Sherry rviewed by his irate father, |him are: Leo O. Rodges, V. L. David | {OFD to the number of 2000. Everybody | last year's ball-more than any like func. Improving Downtown Streets. |fore the Baptist ministers yesterday on B pet o - jce collection of horsewhips | Brown, A. D.; Scott Eider, R.; Lawren who is anybody will have received by to- | tion had ever brought into the coffers of | Sacramento, Clay and Washington | "“The Progress Made in Doctrine, Law and \!m“:‘;‘:,j"!"gmno "1°"4‘C | Fitzgerald, F. R Willlam Cronan, T.: | mbrrow morning the Invitation to con- | the institute—argely owing, say the con- | streets between Monigomery and San- | PTophecy.” The Rev. Dr. Dobbins deliv- Nty vt T Mt T e, the name of James | H khoff. C.; Charles M. Seebur:, | tribute his $5 per ticket for the privilege | SinyAves, to the institution of this reg- | come will be paved with asphalt as an ex- | (100 @ scriptural talk before the Presby e g . terlan ministers. His subject was “What- soever He Will Have You Do, Do It." The "Res. 5c10C Jesse Moore Whiskey A. A. Bottle 70¢ Mackenzie Scotch Whiskey For “Hot Scotch™ McBrayer Whiskey = & rf o r 3 + . act call a six-inch ccncrete | - o ) Shis bt el £t it | and Siott Eider, trustees; L. W. Seeles, | PoXes has already begun, and eléven out | to submit to the will of the artists and | The contract calls for a six-inc e | Rev. F. 8. Parch, a returned Chinese Genut: Gallo g i | dictator. ¥ | of twelve of those which are ot be erected | PermM® the privilege of the mask to botn | foundation. with a one-inch binder course | misstonary. told of his expérionces - she R aaaa$2 g0 - { e officers of Clinton Lodge have been | at either end of the Searles gallery are al- | 58Xes alike, but at last week’s meeting of | 2id two inches of asphalt on top., The | Orient. The Rev. F. V. Jones deliverea - i b Good Templars. | nstalicd by "Grand Dictator Archibald, | ready sold. Only the large “box.- known | (e committee of arrangements the Phil- Cl}:y Szr‘;et ‘h:a_r;&em;;; ;;;mrm?ls,rm | an interesting address before the Congre- Kellogg ssWhiskey § The officers of Oakland Lodge of the |2ssisted by & number of grand oficers. | g the o co 0 s * istines triumphed, and the one poor little | ¥hom the cor i or | gational Ministers' Union. The Rev. C. Z. - g 3 Gooll Te rs and those of Goiden Went | W. H. Howard, D..D. G..D., installed the | ol nservatory, for which $30 is | ewe lamb of Bohemia has disappeared in $5790 12 for the three blm'k agrees to keep | Anthony read a paper before the Metho- A. A, P‘°""8§C penc. cly insiailed iy | Oficers of TUnion Lodge, being assisted i | 25ked, remains in .the market. One only | the insatiable maw of society. Ona im. | them in repair for ten yea dist Episcopal Ministers" Union on “The b o Nl Aasos ? |the work by Grand Dictator Archibald, ©0f the “house boxes” has been taken out | Provement over last year's programme Is Conversion of Children.” - Jast week. The ! Vice Grand Dictator Holcomb, Grand Re- | of the twelve which surround the main | COmfortably promised. The . lemonade | porter Johnstone and Deputy Summers. The open installation of the officers of the Sacramento Knights of Homor was at- tended by many of the residents of, that city and was & great success, Yerba Buena Lodge is arranging a scheme to divide the membership into two classes for the purpose of engaging in 2 friendly contest to increase the mem- bership. The lodge in- Fresno adopted such a scheme a short time since and | since then has had twenty-two applica- | tions gnd already fifteen initiations. | The monthly report, dated February 1, | shows that sfnce the ‘previgus report tni number of deaths in the order was 140, o which six occurred in California. Pre- mme after the ceremp- ection of their superfn- Georgie Willard. The new se to work actively for the | last held meeting the lodge | ve candidat The two com- the lodge will engage in a | ring the ensuing term | nder Mrs. the tendent a very successful the northern end of Lodge, which meets in Foresters' on Eddy street, has elected George | hall. | The holders of the boxes are as follows: Searles Hall. south side—Box A, Robert Oxnard; box B, H. T. Scott; box C, J. W. | Byrne; box D, Clinton B. Worden; box E, D. F. Murphy; box F. Robert F. Morrow; box G. E. W. Hopkins, North side—Mrs. I. N. Walter, box H; 1J. D. Grant, box I; Irving Scott, box J; | Mrs, Eleanor Martin, box K; house box E, | Mrs. General Warfieid. | As last year., considerable grumbling among the artists and almost every male concerned is in order when the vise regu- ation is mentioned. ‘Hamlet’ without Hamlet is a masked ball without masks,” authoritles and the rest of the committee on cuisine came In for some sharp criti- cism on the merits of their menu, but the edible arrangements will be in othe# hands on the forthcoming occasion, and a liberd]l or even lavish menu is on the cards. The upstairs dining-room and the library will be used this year as supper galons in addition to the breakfast-room downstairs, in which the supper is usually served. ———— AN INSOLVENT ENGINBER.—D. H. Gates, an engineer of Santa Clara, filed & petition In insolvency yesterday in the United States Dis- trict Court.” He owes $385 20 and has no assets. DESERTED BY HUSBAND.—Mary Matson Oriental Rugs in the Hands of the Creditors. The stock of Turkish rugs at 308 Sutter street has been placed in the hands of E. G. Knapp, attorney for the creditors. and will be sold out at auction on Wed- nesday, Thursday and Friday, this week, at 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m., until all clairs are’ satisfled. Any person having claims against said “‘:xd( must present their bills before Sat- urday. e Daughters of Liberty, California Council No. 1 of the Daugh- Succumbs to His Injuries. James Doran. aged §2 years, who was struck down by a cable car at the corner of iuarket and Montgomery streets on | Saturday afternoon, succumbed to his in- {Juries at the County Hospital last night. Gripman W. G. Edwards, who had charge of the car at_the time of the accident, was arrested Saturday and charged with battery pending the results of the old man’s injuries. He will now in all proba- bility be arraigned for manslaughter. pubiiisune bty Woodm.en of the World. At the session of Golden Gate Camp on Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell 550 Wy Tt o5 e e its chie# templar and an active eorps | vious to the printin th -mix ters of Liberty will celebrate the sixti offic Evening Btar Lodge, whith | of the death’ clatins bad penst Jostr e 53y these, and they prophesy a repetition | o & aboror, divorce vesterday against | snniversary of its institution by an gt | the last Monday in January two petitions C ets in the same hall, surnamed | the amount to be collected would meet wfg} - °”I‘""‘a‘“}e‘§t"§_§‘;c"“mfii i f,“'““""llece- in Tier complaint that he desertad her | home” in the council room in the Shiels | WSre Presented and referred to appro- » [« . +* Lodge, because it has in its mem- | all the other obligations and leave a sur- | li‘e""{}'l‘g ;f(llm‘:oba.vh lutrw ch xbeey al-| and their two children about & vear ago. building to-morrow night. This is to he | PLlate committees on investigation. The HIS WELL-KNOWN AND RELIABLE OLD ship 2 mo an and four young | plus of $99,000. ast year became complimentary to the friends of the mem- | SMicers of the camp will unveil the mon- Tlmhlmr;mnodPulmdlonorrhmmoe;. e through this absurd interdietion. SUDDEN DEATH OF HERMAN WAN- E.—Herm: € slding an office in the ——e——————— 1r , s bers. At 10 o’clock the ladies of th. ~ | ument erected to t memory ot th, Stricture, Sembial Weakness. I A g i that 18 DRI for orinacy Crie v sama | face.” sa7. these. “We shinllnot gvtn-coe- | {3 fa it SO ielipiace’ Dutlts was due | CLERE N, UL oo FRCKS (0. the. uite- i3 903 0103 Wevigs, Sundays. 1019 1% Consal: price that is paid for ordinary whiskey? Your Jealer bas it, tume if we may not mask, that is all, and the carnival-save the mark!—will be the Morgue. Wi o Ryt sl anecke was a butcher and had a long time. rooms to give the gentlemen a chance smoke. There will bs an interesting pr}f gramme of entertainment. Incandescent light wiring a specialty. Elec- trical Engincering Co.. 509-511 nwu:,-n . tationfreeandsacredly conddential. Call or address P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D. 263 Kearny S¢., San Francisce, Cal