The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 20, 1901, Page 7

VICE ADMIRALS | MAY BE NAMED ecides on Plan to| Senate ——— the Nippon Maru for Padang, Where, on May 17, They A:.‘omrokversy. 3 Will Photograph the Announced Astronomical Phenomenon ers Will Probably Be Ad- Rank in Recogni- Spanish War BService. on of Astrono- the Lick Ob- formerly Ltory at Curtiss. ant They take alo Hongkon ce throug ng on the west Professor Perrine ex- 10O SAN IFIANUINUU SCIENTISTS SAIL FOR SUMATRA TO VIEW TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN 'Professors Perrine and Curtiss of the Lick Observatory Leave on co PEIIB NE OV.BY TABER from twelve 1 to ma LICK OBSERVATORY PROFESSORS, WHO ARE NOW ON THEIR WAY TO SUMATRA ABOARD THE NIPPON MARU, THERE TO TAKE PHO- TOGRAPHS OF THE SUN'S OBSC L3 “URATION. 3 he Dutch Gove work will be ing his a tants so that they can take thelr photographs on the exact second ated by the chronometer. entire expenses of the expedition > berne by Willlam H. Crocker. This & 2 has sent out from the . the first one being to 81-1"—!-H—1-1—‘°”F—H'|‘rA f'—r'l—H—l-l"'-l—l—“- il e ool HAZING IS SCORED NEED OF MONEY N THE SENATE FOR ARID LAND | | { | Practices of the West Point | Cadets Are Vigorously Denounced. tory Subject of Debate in the House. e WASHINGTO. Feb. 19.—The House | spent the day upon the sundry civil ap- ard my COLD CURE as more le than a iife insurance pol Il not only cures colds in the head, olds in the lungs, colds in lhehones, lvuz it wards off dangerous diseases 1 ippe, diphtheria, pneumo- asumption propriation bill and reached the ninety- ninth page. bill. T There are 135 pages in the priation e feature of the day was the debate the question of national irrigation of arid lands in the West, which came up ncidentally. No rmaterial amendments were placed upon the bill to-day. Cannon reported the last of the general appropria- tion bills, the deficiency. Chairman Hitt of the Committee on Foreign Relations reported back the reso- lution of inquiry introduced by Napphen of Massachusetts, and it was adopted. The resolution is as follows: conclusion of a the provisions 2 the Teport by of the t ssion of the ated at the v Daniels of report of the con- e it was regard- f Senate as tructions the Sen- was v'n‘or\ ood t the Senate a modified the pens for hazing ive to be presented and agreed e conferees. ed up ths eo Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury | be requested to inform the House if or waters” “‘our ports have been used for the exportation wules and other suppiles for use in 50 to what extent, and taken to prevent the er of horses and mules pped since the beginning of frica to the present time, nts from each port and the them the ss. UNYON'S INHALTR HB}\ (ATABBH. rence report similar resolution of in-| fo the Secretary of State ted. then resumed consideration | of the sundry civil bill. The item appro- priating $100,000 for the jnvestigation of underground currents and artesian wells in the arid land regions and the prepara- tions of reports upon the best methods of zing the water resources of those re- gions to a considerable debate upon the subject of the irrigation of arid lands. The whole quéstion was threshed over. Hill of Connecticut said the great scheme | of irrigation would cost the Government 36,000,000,000. Newlands of Nevada said those ‘figures were chimerical. ome further remarks by Mondell ming, King of Utah and Bell of | “olorado, Cannon, chairman of the Ap- rnprn(ions Comimittee, concluded this pranch of the debate. The arid land qhn- ators and Representatives, he sald, arrived at the conclusion that the’ time had come to irrigate the arid lands at the expense of the Federal treasury. Cannon predicted that if the scheme were entered upon it would cost more than $75 in the mext fi “In some T . sald Cannon, “I am a pretty good Democrat—better than some of those calling themselves such on the other side. I believe in local self-govern- ment. I will vote to give every acre of the | arid lands to the States in which located, ithout hazing iIn ng to be put He had known tter for I~ :’m] x‘\ m good— t lation 0 W Massive Oak Extension Tables REDUCED slz 50 from $20.00 to We bave en in FURNITURE and CARPETS committee 5 of young “no parallel hting, in bear- wht cadets who prac- 1 their physical inferiors nd 4]4 gs,”” and he doubted inst hazing £0 into the courts and to allow them to determine as between themselves their | rights In the metter. I don't believe any other policy can be pursued without mak- | ing the population of the arid land States dependent upon the United States." “Do you believe the reservoir sites in Caiffornia, from which Nevada could be watered. should be ceded to Nevada?’ asked Newlands. “I would-give Nevada a day in court to | 1tigate her rights as against those of Cal- ifornia,” replied Cannon. “But I think it will be far better to make out of Nevada | with its 40,000 inhabitants, a respectable Ny ‘coum) of Californta.” 1. Brilliant Furaitare Co., 338-342 Post St. Opez Evenings Near Powell. practiced that sort were untitted for 9es (l/[ RECEPT!ON = ~ -3 = B f fhe imme For a Pacific Cable. byl WASHINGTON, Feb. 19, — Senator a | Hanna, from the Committee on Com z‘ CIVIL GOVERNMENT ’ merce.'to-day made a favorable report to = the Senate upon Senator Perkins' amend- :; - ‘ FOR THE PHILIPPINES ment to the sundry civil appropriation bill o, )] E President to Exercise Authority Over | = = : the Judicial Branch of the Pro- | e I | posed System. - m WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—The subcom = m tee of the Senate Committee on M = Affairs, having in charge the arm tion bill, kas agreed to add to | :nator 'Spooner's amendment, | iding for a civil government in t ppine Archipelago. tore the word - judicial,’ 29 from the amendment by the Fhillme Commission, thus giving the President e: ;11. it hority over the judictal bran of the Government. T —— ‘aterman,” “Stanly,” “Marshall” and con” Fountain Pens are the best in | 1 fnr the money. Sanborn, Vail | nery Department, selling | \ah Francisco. —————— Judge in Hawaii Named. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19—George D. was appoinied to-day Judge of the cuit Court of Hawall. He is the man | who preferred charges in the House | against Delegate Wilcox of that country. | He is an attorney. e PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM of railroads, Office, 30 Montgomery street. . » > '3 i PIERBE 3 ELEGIHIG BELT W of o agents’ for H ¢ Hornby's Steam Cooked Oatmeal ; < . > > 4 13 14 v $a ’ . $ » 14 Irrigation of Barren Terri-| and to give to those States the power m‘ % Georgia last May, and of which Professor | Perrine was also a member. The expenses | of three similar expeditions were defrayed | by the late Colonel C. F. Crocker and an- | other one by Mrs. Phebe Hearst. present expedition should be home latter part of August. B e e e S T ) | authorizing preliminary contracts to be | made for a submarine cable from San | Francigco to Honolulu. The am?ndmenl» ¢make¢ an appropriation of $500,000 to be | mmediately available. | UNCLE SAM NOT TO QUARREL WITH RUSSIA | Embauador Tower Predicts That the | Friction Over Sugar Duty Will Be Easily Removed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—The communi- | .rnllnn received from Embassador Tower | | at St. Petersburg respecting the Russfan | | Ssvgar duty is said to have been little more | | than a terse summary of the opinions of | the Russfan Ministers and newspapers as | to the prospects of further trouble be- tween Russia and the United States. The Embassador made it plain that in | his estimation there was little danger of any ain being put upon the friendly | politic: relations existing between lhe United States and Russia, while there was | a general conviction among newspapers and In public that the present economic is- sue between the two countries will be set- tled in such a manner as to leave not a scar. | :‘ ADVERTISEMENTS, Pie like Grandmother used to ‘make will mean more to TH E WAIFS the coming generation £ SNEW YORK than it does to us, even,‘SEE because people didn’t have | White - Cottolene |when we were boys and girls. You can never ap- |preciate just how much | better a perfect crust makes the pie until you have once laid aside hog fat long enough to try WHITE COTTOLENE Being a | tasteless, odorless and neu- tral vegetable product, it lis the best shortening and ‘frymg medium, T"l_;“!.uflmlk Collpmy, FREE! 9 rmmy booklet, “A Public Secret,” mailed fred to any address. For two 2c stamps W. wfll send (rn our 125-page | | | Book, Home Helps,~ edited by Mrs. Rorer. P. 8.—NoHog Fat in COTTOLENE These hotels pos- sess the attributes that tourists and travelers appreciate —central location, liberal manage- ment, modern ap- pointments and perfect cuisine, American and Eu- ropean plans, PALACE and GRAND HOTELS, San Franciseo. ml‘. 8 u- - F3 m‘..':...... ‘ Do Ivd y- or -. NS g PERR ERERY RERRR KRR RRER RERRRRRRE RRRRE RRRRR KRR RRER KRR, RRRRE KR RRY, PRREERRRRRRRE RRRRR RRRRRRR RRRRRERE RRRRE RRRRR RRR RN RRRR [ | i [ | THE EMPORIUM. b Special Sale Hair Pins. 250 dozen Bone Hair Pins in shell, amber and black; regularly 20c a dozen; to-day only gpoelal Sale of for children’s wear; all regular 5oc v olored Dress Goods. therefore repeat the Dress Goods Sale to-day (Wednesday). pretty knickerbocker suitings in new spring mixtures and camel’s hair cheviots, and a 1cw plaids and checks THE EMPORIUM. and II GoldenRule Bazaar. 7Oc CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm This store will be closed all day Friday, February 22d—Washington’s ‘Birthday. —A special purchase; 24 dozen Pompadour Combs; worth 20¢ each; on sale to-day, only 10¢c Owing to the rainy weather on Monday many of our customers could not avail themselves of the rare bargains that we offered on that day. About 1000 yards of alues; sale price to-day only—per yard. 38-inch All-Wool D Ladies’ Storm Rubbers 320. We have se- cured an- other lot of about 600 pairs of La- dies” Storm - and Sandal Rubbers, made on the new style toes; the kind that retail regularly for soc a ir, and will sell all sizes to-da z:fl)'—pfl' pairs. . v 32¢ Special Sale Gorduroy Binding. b A jobber has closed out to us at half regular price 560 pieces Black Corduroy Binding, which if bought in, the regular way would retail at 20c a piece; each piece contains 4 vards, and the special sale price Wednesday only—per piece . 10c Special Sale Hurd’s Stationery. To-day only we offer 400 boxes of Hurd's very best quality of Society Note Paper, in club and Gladstone shapes; 24 sheets of paper and 25 envelopes; regularly soc—for 22 ¥ g (] Table Knives. Set of Six 98c. Just 100 sets of theee triple-plated medium- | sized Knives, with satin-finished handles, plated blades; sold regu'arly for $1.25 per set of 6; on special sale to-day only—perset................ 98C Boys’ $5 and $6 estee Suits To-Day $2.98. We have gathered together several broken lines of Ves- - Suits for Boys 3 to 6 years of age only, about 150 suits in all, fine all- wool cheviots, tweeds and cas in blues, browrs and y mixtures, with handsome Silk | Vests, either «nge or double breat suits that are sold | regularly by us at $5.00 and $6.00, and because we have 3 to 6 years, put them on special sale | lose out to-day i ] § % af Corset Sale. Untll closing time Saturday night: Assorted lot of all kinds of Corsets and nearly all sizes, that have been 75c to 250 $2.00, all at one price to close, | All $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 Corsets 69c—An assorted lot of fine Corsets, heavy boned and finely made, standard makes, regu'arly from $1.00 to f1. 50, special until closing time Sl!urdzy night, if quantities last 69 c! | These IE; cr;a—m Sets for 37c. 37¢ e for a fin imi- round shape, large eight-inch dish and six small dishes to match; our offer to-day—eor set of 7 pieces. . $15 Dresses $20 Dresses Yy | Half-Price Sale Tailor Dresses and Skirts All This Week. £60 Dresses Skirts Half Price. §6.00 Rainy-Day Skirts............$3.00 $7.50 Rainy-Day and Dress Skirts. .$3.75 ‘$10 Rainy-Day and Dress Skirts.. ..$5.00 $15 Rainy-Day and Dress Skirts. ...$7.50 Fitted Back Jackets Half Price. > $7.50 Jackets.$3.75 $15 Jackets. .$2.50 810 Jackets..$5.00 $20 Jackets$.10.00 i e e e e e $750 $30 Dresses $15.00 $10.00 $£40 Dres<es $20.00 ; $30.00 Sheet Music 15¢c a Copy. To-day, the following popular Sheet Music, published at 50c 2 copy, and which we sell regularly at 25c, ’50 | «Just Because She Made Them Goo-Goo Eyes’™. | I Can’t Tell Why I Love You, But I Do." «Bliss Forever Put.” ““When Chloe Sings a S:mg “My Tiger Lily. “4Side by Side.” “My Blushin' Rosie. Groceries To-Day. Royal Baking Powder,>.39¢c | Salt—3-pound packages best fine table, equal to | our R. S. V. P., regularly 15c, to-day, per | package _10e Pcach‘l— hoice evaporated, 3 Ibs | 25c, to-day, 4 pounds. ... ..250 | regu'ar) only the sizes from | Llrd Best Eastern j-pound tins, regulacly | Par or Sherry—A good table quality, regulary 7 35¢, to-day ..30¢c | Cofiee—Family 2 pound, e 20¢ Cocoa—Gh pcund tins, regularly \Cam B IO . S5 e et R e S 20c Wednesday only, we offer | We've cleaned up the balance of a Shirt manu- Special Sale Golf Shirts. AaNavassnna s snnaa facturer’s season’s output of Golf Shirs, with sepa all good patterns and regu'arly sell for 75¢ regular sale to-day o Mecn's Fancy Special Sale Scrim Curtains. 100 pars of Scrim Curtains, with wide ruffle, worth regularly goc a pretty curtains for bedrooms, cottages and summer homes, 3 yards long, 40 inck I be placed on special sale Wednesday on pair. ., Ligquors To-Day. sc a gallon, to-day o la‘l\ s Bitters—Regu'arly onlv , "6 dian Club Whiskey—The genuine Hiram AMUSEMENTS. alilun ia 1 lw senheimer | THIS WEEK ONLY-MATINEE SATURDAY. The Senszational Scenic Production, The Great Bridge Scene. The Famous Old Five Points. The Great Fire Scene. POPULAR PRICE: | WATCH FOR THE STRE! T PARADE NOON DAILY. Next Sunday _Afternoon—THAT WHICH WILL PLEASE US MOST, ““THE VILLAGE PARSON.” CALIFORNIA THEATER-Special ..LAST RECITAL.. TO-DAY at 2:30 p.m, The World's Distinguished Violinist, Leonora Jackson Assisted by Miss Josephine Elburna, Soprano, and Mr. Selden Pratt, Accompanist. PRICES......ococveuuninnnnnn $1.50, $1.00 and 50c SEATS W ON SALE. AT | MATINEE TO-DAY (WED.), Feb. 20. Parquet, c, any seat; balcony, 10c; children, 10c, any part except reserve A Big Bill and Entirely New. Dl,}lfl\l’) S \(X\STRELS *TIVOLI~» EVENINGS AT 8. A¥A1TINEE SATURDAY | “‘THAT'S ONZ THING A WIZARD CAN DO0.” CROWD THE HOUSE NIGHTLY. WIZA RD mne NILE'! By Harry B. Smith and Victor Herbert. Reappearance of ALF. C. WHEELAN, “HOOT MON! POPULAR PRICES... 25 and 50 cents Telephone—Bush 9. HPC?&Z THEATR ——ACT +-YOU LATOR. Walker product, per bottle .81.20 *.\Cr 2—-YOU YELL. ——ACT 3—-YOU SCREAM, “What Happened ~ To Jones.” Regular Matinees Saturday and Sunday, SEATS—15¢, 2%e¢, 3¢, Slc. EXTRA x,\n EE FRIDA day. SM FRML‘ISCU 3 coLuM BI LEADING THEATRE NOTE—No telephone or mail orders taken for the first night. Beginniné FEBRUARY 25th, ONLY APPEARANCES HERE OF MRS. LESLIE CARTER After Her London Triumph, Aas ZAZA in | ‘ DAVID BELASCO'S PLAY | (A Version of Berton & Simon's Drama) | MRS, CARTER. by Special Request, | | | e give an_ Extra Matine WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, In Addition to the Regular Saturday Matines, PRICES—$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, and_5oe. SEAT SALE Begin- TO«MORROW MOROSCO’S GRAND' OPERA HOUSE MME. SARAH BERNHARDT M. COOUELIN. Under the Direction of, MR. MAURICE GRAU. MATINEE TO-DAY. “LA DAME AUX CAMELIAS.” TO-NIGHT, Thursday and Friday Nights, “CYRANO DE BERGERAC.” SATURDAY MATINEE, instead of ‘‘Phe- dre,’ by general request Tosca’* ~will be presented, to be followed by ‘‘Les Precleuses Ridicules™; Saturday evening, farewell night, third act of rano de Bergerac,” third act of “La T sca,”” monologue by M. Coquelin, last two acts of “La Dame sux Camelias.” MME, SARAH BERNHARDT and M. COQUE- ‘Will_Appear in Every Parformance. ™ Branch Tiekat Office—Emporium. TO-NIGHT AND —THE ORIGINAL— Bands. SPRUCEBY. Grand_Operatic Orchestra. Carload of Special Scenery. All New Specfalties. Watch for the Parade Oven-Alr Concert. PRICE—fi , S0c and Tie. Matinee— 2c, 35c_and S0c. Next Sunday Afte AL G. FIBLD GRBATER MINSTRELS. RACING! RACING! RACING! 190—WINTER MEETING—190L CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. FEB 11 &nn 3. INCLUSIVE. Bsing M oty Weihoatiat: Thate- Triday and Saturday. Rain or shine. ve or more races each day. Raculurtnlup.m.mrp. San chcc at 12 m. and 1230, % mo. x 1:30 and Satne stopping b the Traok. "“Last “two cars on train reserved for Jadies and their escorts: no smoking. Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound. All trains via Qukiand mole connect with San Pablo avenus e track in fifteen minutes. Rmrmn'—'rnin- leave the track at 4:15 and [o direct to 45 p. m, and immediately atter the last race. R. B. H.ILRDY, l'cmvy. Every Afternson CHUTES AND Z00 ™z btuz BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL! TO-MORROW mfim AMATEURS And a Ladies’ Running Race. Telephone for Seats. Park 23 BE| teo‘-mm% nSTE CITY MAL —Phone South 53— TO-NIGHT. Every Evening This Week. SPECIAL uA'an:E Wuhhmm- Birthday. DAY, FEB. lar Matiness Saturday flr;n:d‘nP:;ducuan of the Om!. Comdy Drm CHIMMIE _FADDEN See tha Bowery Bowery of New rorx Featisticatly Pletured: Bowery Characters Humorously yed. Evenings. Next Week—Mammoth Producuon of “THE LEFT GIRL I BEHIND ME." MANDOLINIST IN THE ABT’ ‘WORLD. WEEK OF FEB. (3—BOLDEN GATE HALL, THE GREATEST GRAEBER’S MANDOLIN CLUB, 100 Members HAZEL LEZYNSKY, Soprano. ABT uses and indorses the Famous WASH- Mandolin, for which KOHLER & CHASE are sole agents. { THE SAN FRANCISCO JOGKEY GLUB, TANFORAN PARK. Continuous Racing, Beginning Monday, Februe ary 1, 1%L SIX OR MORE RACES EACH WEEK DAY, | Six Stake Events, TY‘ ee Hurdle Races and Siz echases. ‘I-'msr RACE OF THE DAY AT 2:10 P. M. Trains leave Third and Townsend streets for 2 10:40, 11:30 &. m., 12:40, 1, leave Tanforan Park p. m., followed after of & few minutes by the last race at interval | several speciais. Seats in rear cars reserved for ladies and their escorts. Admission to course, including raflroad fare, $1%. LATHAM, Secretary. Racing Secretary. HENSCHELS. | FOUR RETURN RECITALS METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. | __ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2ith, 8:15 p. m. | TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, February 26th, 25th and March 2d. POP('I PRICES. Reserved Seats 5ic, and $1.00, now on sale at Sherman, Clay & o 8. FISCHER’S °°NCERT _HousE. The Leonts, Swor, uccmu-y g Swor, Rosco and Stms, the Alcedos, Ruth Nelta, Ger- tie Ansell, and Hinrichs’ augmented orchestra. Reserved S Matinee Big & is & non-pofsonous :' e Gonorshimas torrha the, Bnnataral dio Weak Men and Women sBOULD USE DAMIANA nmnn: TEI Mexican remedy; ctreath to sexoal ergans, D-wt. e