The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 22, 1901, Page 7

7 CLAZE §0T SHORT | THREE WISCONSIN SAILORS JUMP BELIEVE SHAY i e il 9 MORAICO'S MME. SARAH BERNHARDT — AND — M. €OQUELIN, Under the Direction of MR. MAURICE GRA TO-NIGHT, “CYRANC Di> BERGERAC.” TO-MORROW “PHEDR! TOSCA” WILL FOLLOWED BY : CUFES.” TO-MORROW ni | I HIS KCCOUNTS OVERBOARD AND ONE IS MISSING " js |Wh0CENT Export McCarthy R(pmsteserters From Battleship Find Water of the Bay Too Cold Officers Think That Limb isor Holel Bocks to Be Endured, and Fearing Death by Drowning Yell| &uocked Him and Flint Correct. : Loudly for Help, Which Comes From Man-of—War From Their Horses. 2Es act of “Cyrano de Bergera e | 5 XCITE ST was created on the | 4 4 S i & Tosca, momologue. by 3¢ T S | t 2 n fl'wf}‘) b4 Board of Officers Will Investigats tain_ Will rise on this occa red ay night. — 5 sharp. MME. SARAH BERNHARDT and M. COQUE- LIN_W1il Appear in Each F Branch Ticket Omfice—Emporium. neial Troubles 1 oclock ng of William et Trewhella. Iron Works s is expected that she go into commission within a day or went out of distress the Mysterious Affair—Hun- dreds of Recruits to i otk AN UNSIGHTLY MOUTH. EXTRA! Do not permit the lack of teeth, or the | COMMENCING SUNDAY BV yored to a buoy alf a mile from the Union sentry = Everything polnts toward the release in | -0 101 PEfmic the lack of teeth. of f1e REOPENING OF STOCK SE \ from tne wate He n officer a very short time of Joseph Shay of the | P gly teeth, to dishgure MR.H . fow SiRutes 3 08+ Sixth Cavairy, who is confined in the Pre- | MOUth. The adding of new | -HO WARD HALL ed | sigio guardhouse until the mysterious TEETH “A HUSBAND'S HONOR.” 3 1 death of his comrade, Frank Flint, is in- ; ; The gensational Incident of which will be his Or the extraction of the dld is a matter | Jhe pepsational Iieident of ot ma: n were picked vestigated. Thus far the officers have| ¢ oo g it Nei i ! 1 - ed zmen ed out to be been unable to discover any cause for the | o7 20 < Colt;‘r‘ m:‘:‘h‘;:ih”f operation e deserters from the Wisconsin. They rumors of foul play, other than the fact FEES ..o s K arthy, who [that in company with a “fandsmar that Shay says he cannot tell how Flint's DENTISTRY ws »ks and ac Anderson they had slipped over death was caused. Keep step with the advancement of the ¥ ide started to swim for the shor v ” ! s 3 c D between | the side and started to swim for foC ® { The cavalrymen who have served with| ccience. Our prices are baded upon the " | When a hu rds away rom ., | Shay and Flint havi hesit y in say- | B G e exceptio: “o? ive out and as | o nt have no hesitancy in Say-| eycellent quality of our work. ‘ o thei 15 eold_and they were | | ing that the idea of foul play is prepo1s- - i Bl g il S B terous, on the ground that the friendship : 3 nd his companions | | | existing between the men was of too| CHALMERS DENTAL CO., o s drowned The ‘\_m%‘csri i strong a nature. They, as expert horse- | San Francisco. 133 POWELL ST. s t share this belief, ho men, also say that f be swept . ” ; .ry shore party has instruc- A SE S ko P! WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY rted by Judge Ker- a keen lockout for the de- or knocked from the back of a horse by MATINEE TO-DAY. limbs of trees is not uncommon, particu- r el books at the re r. - PERSS TR o | larly when the hourses are being ridden Parquet, 3¢, any seat: Balcony, e; Chil- £ akainst Trewnella's| HAVING A TEST OF SPEED. | | 2t Bigh speed. They belleve a limb caused CEO.P.IDE X CO. aren, loo, any’ part excet reserved. v ther interested parties for an —— - the fall of Shay and Flint. N . " of the affairs 3 sl e ¢ i Major Rucker and Lieutenant Eltinge g E t | ' $ i s e e peees | o atam achoone BEMORE KRS a1 S Rt qll | Shirts, Collars, Cuffs IZ BIll and Entirely New. < riod 1 2 . BRI : B i’ and have decided that the death of the 2 s " b R rom. Aprtl %, 1900, wi ther last nesday morning. The | | unfortunate cavalryman was due to an % 7 DUMOND'S MINSTRELS: A. L. GUILLE THREE KELCEY SISTERS; JOHN Pedro and the N Both had passen- 1 put in here ck beat her accident. A board of officers, however, will be appointed, which will further in- . HANDSOMEST LITTLE TUG EVER BUILT IN Josupale ihe musiarialy aC8 . aan il P4 JOHNS; AL and MAMIE ANDERSON: A~ e IDALENE COTTON and NICK LONG: {‘/‘ 74 DOROTHY _STUDEBAKER: GEORGE § 45 AUSTIN MOORE: THE GREAT AMERI- THE LESLIE BALDWIN, a says he will | same hour as the . Zement of the hotel sr, making the run in twen- THIS CITY. SHE WILL BE USED FOR TOWING ALEXANDER & confinement. AR CAN BIOGRAPH. k3 and Trewhella $261 She docked at Powell BALDWIN'S SUGAR LIGHTERS AT KAHULUL The latter still sticks to his story of | BRANDS t r to the co-partner: ed her passengers and was on not being able to give any explanation of - & chattel mortgage o gain when the Nome City | o 2 4. | the strange affair, He s stiil badly | PACIFIC COAS NCH GOLUMBI SAN FRANCISCO'S R e hotel for $3000, The latter vessel 1 B en up and talks incoherently at times, % ™ " & paid the Brunsw mr Brunewick, Andresen, 24 hours from Sun, Moon and Tide. bt it is belleved that he is telling the | 526°MARKET STREET g g LEADING THEATRE & when the Eureka: bound to San Pedro; put in to land | i truth. SAN' FRANCISCC NOTE—No telephone or mail orders accepted. ® red rs .‘"‘_'r"d Stats L‘;’*"g'm:"drcffid;m Sur\”ej,‘ The First Battalion of the Tenth In-| All regular first night reservations must be Stmr_ State alifo 3 ours | mes and Hel of High ana Low 5 o | | 3 v noon. from Viorarn ol aeptel 0 BOUTR | Syaters ‘at_Fort Point, entrance to San | {2NUrY IS expected here Sunday. It left| B r Robert Dollar, tle. mr Alcatraz, Ca | e - | - Soun 3 Francisco Bay. . Published by official au. | Newport News, Virginia, February 17. | Beginning feen, 4 days from | 4, N of the Buperintendent. o oo Hundreds of recruits will arrive at the | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25“’, son, 41 hours from San ] NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the | Presidio within the next few days. Word ONLY APPEARANCES HERE OF MRS. t - - | “r‘hv front (mslmn-sn;nz wharlfr) about twenty- | was received yvesterday that 780 had left | 1 ’ - st & feei ip. Charles Nelson, Klitgaard, 24 hours | five minutes later than at Fort Point; the | points in New York and Ohio for this | *""-d Search for !h\e‘ ?’1‘51'5“;“3‘\53115;" ; | hefght of tide is the same at both place Coast. They will be assigned to the Third | . c pel ‘flr ‘h htenaw, Zolling, 90 hours from Ta- | —— 2; T < . | Provisional Battalion of infantry and the % o YBOQUOILS CLUB PREPARES FOR ITS ANNUAL BANQUET State League Convention Postponed | (o Until May 19 and Will Be | Fum.fi, FEBRUARY 22, First Provisional Squadron of cavalry. | After Her London Triumph, o When these two organizations are com- | ! Jehen thaseltwoicunteione b ot T DATTLESHIR WISCORSIN as ZAZA in Sther battalion of Infantry. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY and SUNDAY | (\ verhay o8 SoiaSCU 8 DoAY, ey, YUBA COUNTY WOMAN CLEARED. Thursday, February 21 Stmr Columbla, Doran, Astorla; Oregon Rall- & Nav C r Pomona, Shea, Eureka; Goodall, Per- Co. Otto Gildermeister. however, that if it e he will not searching for to try to find Sun rises Sun_sets IN PETERSON'S LAUNCHES. | MRS. CARTER. by Special Request, wiil | The general | Stmr Humboldt, Bonifield, S ; M Kalish give an Extra Matinee, 2 Held in Benicia. b Tr o | S i SelNE e Min KILrED BY opERATIoN |FROM FOLSOM-ST. WHARF ONLY |;, ©arm0NESDAY. FEBRUARY o r Corona, Hinkle, San Ped: as & Co Nor stmr Bergenhus, Svendsen, Hongkong, | via San Diego; Cal & Oriental SS Line. | | 1 oft days In Addition to the Regular Sa : Goodall, PRICES$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, | 7 | SEATS NOW SELLIN Dr. Ernst A. Bohm Reports a Fatal | Case Which Will Be Investi- | next Tu wntown rot = Chi! stmr Palena, Moon, Valparaieo and way 8 | These ho“'? s s s - ports: Balfour, rie & Co. 0 gated by the Coroner. | sess the attributes - - Wiimat Vesetls 1n Domaul o D T Tn T TR S | -| Dr. Ermst A. Bohm of §}% Golden Gate | that tourists and de “ All wheat barl ind In the ware- | “piy Irmgard, iidt, Honolulu; Williams, | avenue reported to Coroner Leland yester- | | hlw consequence thers h ses on 1 be taxed, and in been a scurry Dimond & Co. Fr schr Maurice, Grelet, Marquesas Islands; S.C. Oppenhiermer In the above exposition of the tides | S2Y that Mary Ann Sevey, an unmarried a“d travelers appreciate —central location, 2| o - J Pinet & Co. the early morning tides are given in the left | oman 23 years old, had diled at 1312} " - 43 o wa e SAILED hand golumn and the successiva tides of .the | Golden Gate avenue. According to the | GHAND fihcal - smage- R}, SUEE SHNU NN P date. The un- i . ¢ 21 |day e order of oce o E = > O . ‘ . To-morrow Afternoon and To-Mor- oy g Thur: February 21 | day in the or £ occurrence as to time of | story told by the doctor and Mrs. M. Wesg- | ment, modern ap aht. To mor Afvernoon and To- Stmr Humboldt, Bonifield, E Se- | day, the third time column gives the last tido | ner, the nurse In the case, Miss Sevey e s Smeis becurs. T helgus. phven | GAme from Yuba County to Mrs. Wegner's | are,in addition to the soundings on the United | ruary 9, and on February 18 Dr. Bohm | ines siga () Precedes the helghts and then | Was called in. " An hour later he sent for | the number given is subtracted from the depth | Dr. F. W. Harrls of 933 Market street for given by the charts. The plane of reference | consuitation. Dr. Bohm remained with Production, THE WAIFS PNEW YORK al arrier in port servic The last 3ritish ship Ditton. 1 will carry about charterer had to s in order to get her, and pointments and HUTELS, perfect cuisine American and Eu- San Francisco, | ropean plans. sen, Eureka. McGovern, San Pedro, in | 15 the mean of the lower low waters, the sick woman until 3:3% yesterday morn- | | v re at Santa i ing, at which hour the woman died. 1 The Great Bridge Scene. - ’f,'.'.“". in rwhvrt. Time Ball. An autopsy by Morgue Surgeon Luigi D. | W, T. HESS, ;;: P;g:nflvf,";': g‘:::!l’c‘ms- Bacigalupl showed that death had been | hence Sept §, f enstown. : at Portland, but | | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- | caused by septic peritonitis following an | XOTARY PUBLIJ AND ATTORNE[-AF-LAW, | POPULAR PRICES — Matinee, e, Ze. : pap A 10 pm—Weather | ~ chants' Exchnage, San Francisco, Cal, | unlawful operation. Coroner Leland will | Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Bidg. | . RUMG. W s S | les. Pl & ot 68 ity SQERRE L AR hold an inquest and will endeavor to| Telephone Brown 93L Next Sunday Afternoon that which will p w ¥ 4 5 o | v JpE e il oul the toe e noon to-day_. | @scertain the identity of the guilty physi- | Residence, 821 Callfornia St.. below Powell, | You most, “THE VILLAGE PARSON. - ‘Water Front Notes. | . Jan 1 lat 2 S W—Br :hip Afon Alaw, |1 e . at noon of the s 1 | 2th meridian, or at 8| clan. l _ San_Francisco. the Bryant and Brannan street | hénoe ez 3 Dl b Grestwiclt | p———————— | " Per tug Monarch—Off the lightship, Russ é wrecked at the corner of East | ship Harbinger, from Antwerp, for San Fran- C. G. CALKINS, s yesterday. A wagon | ¢ . Licutenant Commander, U. §. N., in charge. ADVERTISEMENTS. | b iRt P 2 : rner DOMESTIC PORTS. At o RO 5 3 S B g e our Special Brew. o of the wheels caught in the car SAN PEDRO-—Salled Feb Brig Geneva, Steam and Lager, | 1 was rounding the for Crave Hathor; senr Roy Somers, for Grays | IPALIANS WILL HONOR 5. Overcoats and | 2 . 5 - threw the WaAgORN Over SEainat i EVENINGS AT 8. MATINEE SATURDAY ¥ pane of glass in the car | BAIDE o led Feb Z_Sche e THE MEMORY OF VERDI ‘ - | AT :. car damag: he wagon | “EORT LD ““.\mm‘!;p»b si-mr str | Grand Memorial Exercises to Be Held | AMUSEMENTS. AM lfltxgzx:"l\cxgt-\‘;;r?:l;“gfi- | Port Stephens, m Port Townsend. —— N fd t Sherman went to the| PORT NSEND-Arrived Feb 2i-Br stmr at the r{:"u on Sunday | . rd "orks vesterday. 8he is to | Port Albert and Br ship Port Stephens, from ernoon. | BELASCO snoTHALILS + ew Jecks put In and the deck- | Manila; schr Selior Tiov, bince Hebctace Dol- | The Itallans of this city are preparing { - L3050 tans Foont thove an Francisco, for a grand Verdl memorial service, to st to do the work. W 1 5 SEATTLE—Arrived Feb 20—Stmr Dolphin, | take place on Sunday afternoon at the fire at 210% Spear | ;o gy~ 7 % > p y ™ o & Co. bt & ok ;{,;zgk;)l*‘ A A 3 mr Cottage €Ity, £rom | oy oy Phe memory of the grand old man | a 4 o] F .= NILE! their warehouse ANGE —Sailed Feb 21—Stmr | is to be honored with a splendid pro- | ~——Phone South 53— . e o rrived Feb 21—8chr Ivy, hence | STEMMS of music made up from his own | EXTRA MATINER TODAY, Washington's B’Iz::;."r.':;e e Al ;"dr”x:"fir:ng\:"' nat a reporter age was done. & : compoditions. [ Thesa Wil Lg, 8 Bagliah Birthday. | “HOOT MON 5 mpire, for San Fran- | oration and an Itallan oration. Mayor fled Feb 2—Bark - Ferrls § Phelan will speak for the city and J. Call- 3 Franclsco: stmr Despatch, | Jaro will express the tender sentiments of | the late composer's compatriots. PRICES—10c, 15e, %e. | Regular Matinees Saturday and Sunday. TO-NIGHT, Saturday and Sunday evenings Massive Uak e e of i Gt Coaaty Tt -~ | Sailed Feb 21—Stmr NEWS OF THE OCEAN. s uped” in the company to say in gyext Sunday's POPULAR PRICES.. Telephone—Bush 9. ORI t at Portland for % BToadi WAt ot Arived Feb 21-Stmr Bureka. | he Tivoll management has generously ! HIMMIE FADDENI and the Marie rob 9 v Fran- | Placed the use of the theater at the dis- E l I T h 1 >>rtla > I 31—Stmr Westport, for San Fran- | P e i o clator stme Alllance. for San Francisco; schr | posal of the Italian colony, together with l flfls un a les | gee tha Bowery Boy—CHIMMIE FADDEN. COMPULSORY PILOTAGE t 312m ray, Redondo. | an nrchvn:{aflg;gflor{!g‘;lll\;‘; p;gf::fio'tgelgm— REDUCED Bowery of New York Realistically Pictured. | f H EATR ! SEeS aunched n | gramme a as - i . 15¢, I TO BE RECONSIDERED Wheat Shipment, oL R Pt || T from $20.00 to $I2-50 | PRICES Faines: e = el : i b Savaiore Clmpn coaed | (SENOACIAE | vmobony ot xamecsr vert| | e have wn mmensewock ot | wenk tamrih Erodveion ot ~uz| WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Commercial Men Will Meet Legisla- Moy B Dacosia e T e S clsco, Protessor Giullo Minett!, conductor. D lay for Queenstown for orders with 58,- | ROL led Feb 18—Fr bark Cambronne, | o o “Hon, Fatntk D. Pheten FURNITURB GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME! o Dommtfies o Sh e B T | et Sl s e MATINEE TO-DAY. ation. Ttalian Philharmonic Club; Pro; or and CARPETS le 3 | Se R LMo Rdiser, Gustavo Panizza, instructor; Professor T THE REMARKABLE LAUGH-MAKER, ekl (p thy Departure of the Bergenhus. PR el P | 8. Martines, condaeter. which we sre selling at The Alhambra | Commerce | PATtW 0 e g T L IMAT T —Arrived Feb 20—Chil bktn | Italian oratl .Chevalter J. Calegarls GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ALE Etfanet 66 orweglan steamer Bergenhus cleared [ , ESQUIMALTATHV “Lux Eterna’ = .. Verdl CASH or CREDIT. i e | ye na and Japan with 25 bbis | A3 A tled Feb 20—Stmr Curacao, for Requiem mass, trio for soprano, tenor B i iwtitie 38 s 1 | cak extrac 50 bbls flour &s part cargo, | San Francisco. and bass; Signorina Sylvia Puerarl and on §25 worth and over. ot Phone_scuth 770, : | valued at $75. The vessel will call at San| NEWCASTLE, Aus—Sailed Feb 20—Schr | Signori Plo Faccl and §. J. Sandi; Pro- i > == Commerce | Diego and load & general cargo for the Orfent. | Kailua, for Honolulu; schr J M Colman, for fessor 8. Martinez, conductor. T. Brilliant Furaiture Co. MATINEE TO-MORROW. ” affecting it Honoir . “Recordare” ............ ....Veral 4 oy —TO-NIGHT, THE ORIGINAL— isco. MELBOURNE — Arrived Feb 21—Bark St Requiem moss, duo for soprano and con- 838-342 Post 0 ones been | A Oargo for Marquesas Islands. | james from Chemalnug, o0 oo G trafio! ‘Signorina Nice Ternareschi and -342 Post St. > The French ship Maurice cleared yesterday | HAKODAT led Fel s stmr - Lia Polletini; Professor R. A. Lucchesi, o Evenings. Near Powell. Talobal, Marquesas Islands, with a gen- [ 270 for San PHAcEee, oo e oo e i | REGULAR MATINEE SAT. AND SUN, c8 scap. 12,600 Tbs malt, 4 crs stwing ma- | talne, fof HaITe: At ed Feb H_Stmr La| I A Lucchesi, conductor. . oo = Rl ,o | HU ES AND e s 35 & pamwce: B8 | Champagns, r;\fim St Johns and Halifax; stmr “Donmm; Jesus' i ... Verdl VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEN SF » S . Tltonla, from Boston. | equiem mass, quartet for soprano, 16OR, New Speclalties. Watch for the Parad i 12 pkgs wagon material, 8 pkgs hard- § Feb 2-tmr Leurentlan, for Phila- | mezzo-soprano, tenor and bass; Signorine MORMON BISHOP'S PILLS | Al New Soegatties, o tert. 1 stmr Cufic, for New” York. 1da Valerga and Lia Polletini and St have been in use over ifty| ppicES-%c, 3%, o and Te. Matines— 14 JEENSTOV 80 Db 2 Htmr. Teu- nori Plo Facel and S. J. Sandi; Profe cars by the leaders of the | 15, 96c, 35c and Soc. . Notice to Mariners. , “from Liverpool, for New York. sor Giulio Minetti, conductor. Toprmon Chureh and their fol- | Neit Sunday afternoon, first time in thisscity, D e “Miserere,”” from opera ‘'l Trovatore' e cas tvely cure the ) T4y, G. FIELD GREATER MINSTR SUISUN BAY. Steamer Movements, Signorina Nice Barbareschl, Toite S tr i dnd. yhuny FIFTY PEOPLE-ALL ARTISTS. 'm-nAY A"u TU-NIGHT. ey Sl O " e bk e | torlo Emanuele Castellano e i S e tne following described ignts TO ARRIVE. of Iiallan Phiiharmonic Club; Frofessor Slnretie-soking; Core Som BIG CELEBRATION hed in Sulsun Bax: 3 rom., Tl i Sonicies Minnood, impoiency, - Lot | RACING! RACING! RACING! e CON LIGHT. n RaOS: Night Losses, Insom- 90— WINTER MEETING—190L WASHINGTON’'S S e ) » o light, liluminating | City Rio Jan...|China and Japan. b, Pats th Back, Byil Desires, Lame Hack, 3 - bove the water, on | Federica........| Nanaimo SALVATION ARMY HOLDS N Youe Detllity, Headache, Unfitness to Mar-| CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. BIRTHDAY. e suntin, “zarina. ... Seatt 3 n, r Con- . mcmseating o | Clarina. ... (Sestie Al SERVICES FOR CHILDREN | stipation. Stops N 63 () rvous - Twicening | FEB. 11 TO FEB, 23 INCLUSIVE. ot of Evelids. Effectssg Wfia r o tmmediate, | OAKLAND RACETRACK. Impart vigor and otenc. t very | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- Grays Harbor | Special Programmes Arranged for | function. Don't get despondent: & cure is st | day. Friday and Saturday. Rain or shine. et off Point Edith, | Argo. Suisun Bay. The approx- | Newburg. ition of the light, as | Colon. ent; a cure is at e Ui S o b ‘Whi hand. ~ Restore small, undeveloped organs. | Five or more races each day. | of the Dnlted States | San Peiro..... (Humboldt the Occaslon in Which Little | i, St S rain 'ana herve. conters: e a | Races start st 30 p. m. sharp. AT NIGHT. share be- west Coquille River. Grays H Ones Participate. box; 6 for §2 50 by mall. A written guarantee | Ferry-boats leave San Francisco at 12 m. and & 1 promptly tances of p Empire, ... ...|C00s Bay During the present week services espe- | {0 cure or money refunded with 6 boxes. Cir- | 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2. 2:30 and 3 p. m., connecting culars free. Address BISHOP REMED’ 'O, h trains stopping at the entrance t) the chally designated for the benefit of chil- | i Eilis st San Francisco, Cab — GRANT | tyack. Last two cars on train reserved for dren, and for the most part conducted by | DRUG CO., 38 and 40 Third st. ladies and their escorts; no smoking. Buy your Humboldt . Portland and Astori; ght will be: Roe Isla . % E., 2% miles miles; Army Pol orth Fork. G. W. Elder. drawing Frank erd Broadway, Oakland. These electric cars | Continuous Racing, Beginning Monday, Febru- g0 _direct to the track in fifteen minutes. ary 11, 1901 Returning—Trains leave the track at 4:15 and surmounting a e D. H. Bibb v Oyster Harbor | Ah R - AP L g whort the little folks themselves, are being held | forry tickets to Shell Mound Al traize via | THE SAN FRANCISCO JOCKEY CLUB, & " s or $1.00 ticket MIDDLE POINT BEACON LIGHT. ‘| Queen i,ir;wm:xo iren: wherever a branch of the Salvation Army elcctric cars at Seventh and Broadway, Oak- TANFORAN PARK. : 7 med Tottery, | A fixed red lenslantern light, “illuminating | 11taBi8.- Yo Wy Berisieen: & | exists. In this clty most of the ser- TAL c HECK | land."Also"all_ trains vl Alameda mols con- - 4 & Z . r:i Alla::r’;;pfixb‘" the water, on | poncia Humboldt |Feb. vices have alread, concluded. One yect with San Pablo avenue cars at Fourteenth Coos Bay meeting was hel last night by Tacoma Arcata far Corps 4 of this city at the barracks, attewan. PATR.ICHK & COI WA ST ter of four piles recentiy of water, about 30 feet of Middle Point, 318 caliE® A S Mgy - ptic.. Chira and Japan 3116 Sixteenth street, and was largely at- e i Snd immediately after the Mst e < Ang ']g'}ui:nrmm.{; - ":rl‘m’m",{ ""l';hr“:};:{;m:; 1“““' Walla, Q"uaglsll’boufld Ports tended by children. h'rne choih' which had THOMAS H. wg ln\-““s R Pt aace: | SIX OR MORE RACES EACH WEEK DAT. the whole of th | taken from the above-named chart, will' be: | Progreso....... | Tacoma D O T A B v MUBOT e Six Stake Events, Three Hurdle Races and Six - P o1 1 he ligh vill be: Honker | Gorona r tal musle, an allegorical game inculcat- ‘ h amount | By Bescon, No. 5 NE. by E. i% smiles: Poit Areia ing a moral lesson and speeches from the UN“)N cflURslNfi PARK, FIRST RACE OF THE DAY AT %10 P. M. - wald, 107 | Stake Foint Beacon Light, E % N., 2 mi e R oficers Ensign Winters was in charge of Trains leave Third and Townsend streets for 8 pr Roe Irland Lighthouss, W. % N., 17 miles. = | Soota Rosa. the meeting. OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Tanforan Park ac T 10:60, 1190 & m.. 1240 1, s t o e ' et U e 3 TR ; = = TO-DAY, Feb. 22. I o Femacinco st 408 o m., followed after cen Dany of the City OF | g cinn Sol Bt dtay It altialnatiog | - e g | The Care of Dependent Children. | Catalogues and Priee Lists Mailed the last race at intervals of @ few minutes by fex e | the Top "ot & red lamphouse surmounting a | _reemer: | _ Destnation. [Salls| Pler. | Misg Katherine Felton, gecretary of the on Application. . MAGNIFIGENT COURSING ! |mieurciais. S mamimaiienisr oul 1 ) bewa cluster of four plles recently erected in six | February 22. Associated Charitles of Oakland, deliv- including railroad fare, §1 2. € - feet of water, a,h;'u.l;l J r"ml';.f'" T“ake Point, | Mandalay. Coquille River ....|10 am|Pler 2 | ered an address last night before the San COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. s Tt - MILTON S. LATHAM, Secretary. O ETabiAcel posithon of. the Mgk o Mo, Graxs TEc Eler | Francisco sectlon of the Councll of Jewish | § ¢ WILSON & C0., 20 Battery Stress. | CALIFORNTA PLATE 1 round. EDWARD POWERS, Racing Secretary. taken from the above-named chart, will' be: | orond:--- | NUTLAGE 5 Women on the matter of caring for de-|® ¥ » Telephone Main 188 | BELLE BRANDON CUP—2 rounds. . - L Beatings ana digtances ol prom: | Corona-r- SEVROR 3 micier | pendent ShGEe, e o Satre tng COPPERSMITH. gt e K L e ight will be: | February 23. | | ofphans with families, instead of sending | C'W,SMITH Ship Elumbing, Steamboat ana send sts. 10:15 a. m., 11 a. m. and 1:1§ p. m., MANDOLINIST IN THE Tron E.. % ‘miie Czarina. Secattle & Tacoma.| § pm|Pier 8| them to public Institutions supported by C.W.SMI Ship_ Work a specialty. 16 and | returning at 4:45 p. m. and after last course. 9 WoORLD. t B ” o5 ATEO.. Coquille River . 2| State aid. During the past year 523 do- | 18 Washington st. Telephone Main 5641. Admission 2%c. Ladies free. = th . s s e Lo, | Swhany ... | LR SEMEN 2| pendent children were cared for in Call- - WEEK OF FEB, (8—GOLDEN GATE HALL. mer e e o it Davriont § it Arvena. | DO O R . 2| P at an expense of $350,000 o the tax. FRESH AND SALT MEATS, » b - Fmean dow water, o o wotet | Marlposa | Setele & . WWiiai| & bm|ier 3 | avers. Of thess children 15 per oent BOYES & CD. Ehiootng Butchers. ao | SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.’S HALL. | GRAEBER'S MANDOLIN OLUB, 100 Members priz tice nffects the ‘‘List of Lights ana | Boinier: February 24. | 0| " | were orphans, 71 per cent Salr vl JAS- - Clay? e Ml el TO-NIGHT — at §:15 — TO-NIGHT HAZEL LEZYNSKY, Soprano. . Pacific | 1901, page 16, Nos. | ganta Rosa...|San DIiego .........| 9 am|Pier 11 | #0d 14 per cept wel aped by thelr LAST CONCERT OF ABT uses and indorss the Famous WASH- and the t of 1;-;.0@". and \rF'b;rxn." 25, parents. OILS, LEONORA JACKSON BURN Mandolin, for which KOHLER & ity of pages 26 and 2. ‘008 Bay . Pler 13 e LUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD & ELLIS CHASE are sole agents. . 1 2 Publica thouse Boar | Humboldt .12 m|Pier13 Social Democrats Meet. 418 Front st.. S. F. Phone Main 1715, Bassetti is president and manager. < - | Rear Admiral, U. & Biate % oo | Senttle & Tacomar|1d amipier §| The regular weekly meeting of the So- | — Asstated by JOSEPHINE BLBURNA. Sop ' ; 3 e clal Democratic Society of this city which PRINTING. and SELDEN PRATT, Pianist. — " H E N SC H E LS. Casserly Wants His Rent. | Shipping Intelligence. {Humbolat - 3| was held last night at the Academy of e ITER, POPULAR PRICES—itc, Te and B. Casse 4 member of the Board of | ARRIVED. irebraasy 7| > 2|Fier 1| Solences Haliwes :,‘.,‘:,‘;‘,‘;;‘}1;70"‘ large au- E C HUGHES, o me 2t 8 F. | SEATS ON SALE ALL DAY AT THE 1‘!‘]\14‘ METROPOLETAN THMPSS. the San Francisco Trans- | Thursday, February 21 |Goos ey, 12 mipter 33 G hitaker was the orator of the evening PRINTERS. BOO BINDERS. NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. in the Justice’s | Stmr Nome City, Danlels, 25 hours from Eu- | «| 3 amiPler 11 | 97 d spoke upon “Natural Science.” ’Q CONCERT HOUS T < ‘ e compiaint all | x bho o Sa : - | North Fork.. Humboldt 4. 9 am|Pi and spol E. | TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY i e oyt S Bt T S S B e R — Str C: ina, S , 6 ke Ta- | G. W. Eider. storia 01 ny ler 24 . . or, = - " | Bk e, s, B o seom fan | et S g [T PRSI e DARTRIDGE . e guttorie | BT, i A S S | mumrvea S0 e 3, o o o mir in ruAl . a . 3 A X Diego. letow. 96 Sours Fommt B8 eckon. . ooier | Pnatnn B WD ©10 1 0 O Office, 30 Montgomery street. ® s PARTRIDGE Street. Reserved Seats, 35c. Matines Sunday: aay at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Hall, 28 Sutter.