The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 28, 1901, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1901. TRANSPORT INDIANA MAKES PORT WITH SICK SOLDIERS Nine Deaths Take Place During Voyage and Many of the Men Are Still in a Very Bad Way. MY TRANSPORT INDIANA MAKING PORT YESTERDAY. AND PEOPLE WERE G ING ANXIOUS. > ON THE VOYAGE. NINE OF THE INVA ins and staterooms are to be replaced with modern appli- In fact, the Alameda will be prac- a new boat when she leaves the works about four months hence. be no China steamer on was the Rio’s Cate and the scheduled (o take her place. el has been delayed in America and -will not get here irch 5, and thers is no other vessel { NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. 'ry-c Bangor loads lumber at Port Ludlow for the Nokomis, lumber at Grays Har- x: Santa Rosalia; the Harbinger, wheat rt for Furoj s Sd. % s e 1 LE i £ Notice to Mariners. B. A. Clin ESTRO BAY, CALIFORNIA. X Firet L3 .\enn'fl V. M. ce is hersby given that Ci cos Land- r h Miss M. v, & first-class spar, painted fed and Howard, ‘Miss M.. I it Lieutenant It will riumbered 2, went adrift February 18. replaced This notice affects the oys. Pecific Coast, 190 of the Light Forty-eighth 1 Henry H. Mue: hth 1 T Inspeotor Twelfth Light- SEBREE, mander, . £ District N., L il Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Wednesday, February 27. Hinkle, 4 hours from New- r.Corona, mr Sequola, Winkie, 15 hours from Fort Hansen, 17 hours from . Mbnroe, 4 days & hours from . Thirty usveuth, Bark Albert, Grifith, 16 days from Hono- Nelson, 3 days -from Grays 2 days from Mantla, Isigkelt, s Morle, ¥s. r Ralph 3 Lons, ino. 3 days from CLEARED. Wednesday, February 27. North Fork, -McLellan, Pomona, Shea, Fureka; Goodall, Co. Per- {, Third Infantry’ =~ Thi N F Metha Nelson, t‘hfil?vfllon. Kabului, R i Tt | Honolatu; Alexander & Halawin I 5 E SAILED. Wednesday, February 27. Stmr Geo W Eider, Randall, Astoria. Stmr Aberdeen, Hansen, Eureka. Stmr Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, Ventura. Queen, Thomas, San Diego. orth’ Fork., McLellan, Bureka. omona, Shea, Eureka. Chics, Dearborn, Fort Brags. Stmr Matteawan, Croscup, Tacoma. Br ship Siiverhom, Gibson, Queenstown. third Infantry; irty-third Infan- Seventeentn B Bark Pactolus, Schr Newark, Beck, Bowens Landing. TELEGRAPHIC. T LOBOS, Feb 21, 10 p m—Weather wind NW, velocity 8 miles. SPOKEN. Feb 20, lat 0 N, lon 20 W—Br ship Fingal, | hence Sept 8, for London. Feb 21, lat 5 N, lon 15 W—Ship Bdward Se- | wali, hence Oect 5, for Liverpool. —— DOMESTIC PORTS. JUMPS INTO THE BAY. | ASTORIA—Salied Feb 7i—Stmr Columba, for Colored Man Tired of Life Throws | San Francisco. [ EUREKA— Arrived (Feb ¥7__Stuhrs Chas Nel- son_an ngwick. e Feb 2. Himself From the Wharf. PORT THWNSHND—Amved Fet, 21—Schr G George Shafter is a colored cripple wha Bru W Watson, from Senta Rosalla; bktn Kliki- He lost both legs | tat, from Honolulu. :ate he has found it | HonMlulu. living. Yesterday | PORT GAMBLE-Salled Peb 2—Schr John James 'Dunn, | M. E. Matthews, | o TS were taken to the Pre- | he tug Resolute and iocked at the transport e sick are convalescent, quite 2 number who ars PO hazy; he foot of Howard | & £ Ranemutuny, # the tide for quite | pAIIYS rg Zi-Bktn fiobert Sudden, trom EOLT}I B ND—Sailed Feb 27—Stmr Rival, for San_Franciaco TACOMA - Sailed Feb 27—Schr Marion, for San Franclsco. PORT 108" ANGELES—Salled Feb 36—Br stmr_Warfield, for Com REW WHATCOM- Sailed Feb #—Schr R W Bartiett, for Port Harford UMPQUA—Salled Feb %—Schr Louise, for san Pedro. GRAYS HARBOR—Launched Feb 27—Mahu- Luckily a boat- and he grabbed Shafter after a severe struggie boat. When hé got him nconscious man was hurried Ha"n' Hospital, where Dr. Morri- out of danger. s e Water Front Notes. e Ocea Steamship Company’'s Ala- Risdon Iron Works ye-- :d engines are to bs ple expansion, her boflers n out and new ones put In, — e | kona. HONOLULU—Arrived Feb 18—Ship | Curtis, hence Jan 31; Nor bark Fantasi, from | Newcastle, Aus. EASTERN PORT. | NEW YORK#Arrived Feb 2—Stmr Finance, | trom Colon | Sailed Feb 26-8tmr Allianca, for Colon. | FOREIGN PORTS. | HONGKONG—Arrived prior to Feb 31—Br ‘n'nr Glenogle, from T: ‘acoma. LIVERPOOL—Sailed Feb 21—Br stmr Olive for NOTHING EQUALS IT. Branch, ANTW P—Arrived Feb 2-Br ship Lin- th‘\mpmgr“ll‘m Tacoma; Br ship Austra- | Na, from BRXET()l’vAr"ved Feb 2% Br ship Imber- | horn, from Tmcom: | jRUBLIN Al’ri\!d Feb 2%--Br ship Oweene, hen. FALaoU TH——Amv!d Feb 2Fr bark An- For the €ure of Catarrh. A physician who stiil § ired from practice, ast of the times, speaking of ce made " | jou. henoe 1 T -y g Aé‘lb-fiailed . Feb 10—Ger stmr Denderah, nd_bafiing U EENSTOWN . SAmived Feb 2%-Br ship Glencaird, hence Oet 10. 'ru-rAi,_s.uea Dec —, Br ship Colony, “f ROHAMA—Safled Feb fl—-smn Arthur Sewall, for Honolulu. Feb 25—Br stmr Em- press of Indfa, for Vancouver. OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORKAAM\M Feb 2i—Stmr Victorla, —Stmr New York, for South- b % for Londen: stmr Cale- for Liverpool; stmr Ocedmic, for Liv- stmr Friesland, for Antwerp. cd-Feb 7—Stmr Teutonic, from Liver- nd Queenstown; stmr Frankfort, from commo catarrh is on one of its man at, citarrh « boweis, liver and bladder - mon, but the sufferer usually nks it is something else than catarrh nd is treated for the wrong diseas “Th catarrh of the thro; stom ment ny form of catarrh is now ‘admitted ies through the afest and probably the { in the tablet form. sold ggists as Stvart's Catarrh Tablets. seen many remarkable cures of | ting from-regular daily use Railed ampton; sty Manitou, donian. erpon] f lets, which seem to act on KO\(‘<Arrh@d 12{! to Feb 27—Stmr and Jiver, driving the catarrhal from Tacoma, via Yohohama. son out of the system through the na POOL — Bafied M 7 Olive Branch, for San_ Franck Q! E\El'l‘u“fl—h'ued Fnb 2:~8tmr Ulto- nia. from Liverpool, P BosTaN Safied Fep 7 New England, for Queenstown and L ST MlLHAIL—Pund #1—-Stmr Hohen- | llern, from G Napies and Gibraltar, for ew SOUTHAMPTON _Arrived Feb Z—Stmr St { Louis, for New York. +! channels. nce had occasion to analyze these | opiates, but simply a combina. f barmiess an 'pef&z like Eucalyp- | acol. blood root, ete. raie, 1 have known of severe ca- | adaches which were cured by s Catarrh Tablets, and catarrhal hay fever, nsthfll‘m ug“cnui"rh e ni o o _throat and stomach s y show Ereat benefit after a few days' use of | o .o ‘2“' Moon ‘:‘d Tide. L remedy, and when it is remembered e oy e o e w muchk more convenlegt a tablet is Sintese o g Point, ““'“' than inhslers, douches, salves POW- | . Jrancises Bay Pubioted - ders it is not surprising that this Dew thority of the NOTE—The high low waters oecur at the preparation should so rapidly supplant all tarrh.” other remedies for ca ity front (lx-m:m wherf) &bout twesty- SHE WAS TEN DAYS COMING FROM HONO- Eureka; Chas | r San Mateo, Fletcher, Nanatmo; Paclfic | Arrived Feb 2—Bktn John Smith, from | LIDS WHO LEFT MANILA ON HER — | fre,minutes later than at Fort Polnt; the | he ta same at bo | ' FEBRUARY 2. | Sun sets Moon_set s 5 | & |Time| Time | g o | 24 § 2.21 10:11 1 1 { | | | o vewnal] [ - R | e exposition of the tides | | the early morning tides are given in the lett hand "(\X\Jm’l and the successive tides of the in the order of occurrence as to time. of | day, the thira time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but thres | tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts given : on the United except w | minus sign (—) precedes the height, and them | the number given is subtracted from the depth | Biven by the charts. The plane of referemse {de the mean of the lower low waters. Steamer Movements. | TO ARRIV Steamer. iSeattle ... .|8an Pedro | Point Leelanaw... Coronado Point Arena... nta Rosa... Bureha Nome City.... Colombla | Mandalay lumbia { a4 Barbara. | | Willamette. | . r | Pomona. Humboldt | 8t. Paul........ |[Panama . | Curacao. Mexican Porte. | Fulton.. Grays Harbor Crescent City.. |Crescent City | Umatii Sound Ports | two | hinls, | ownea f The amount of ofl that is detually betng produced in California and the demand 4 there is for it are both illustrated by the fact that it has been found advisabie to construct a large number of wooden tank cars for temporary use to move the oil from the fields to places where it is con- sumed for fuel. The Southern Pacific Company is equivping 150 cars with wooden tanks to be used until fron tank cars can be procured in sufficient numbers to go around. The extent of the Kern County fields kas called into exisience an incorporation known as the Kern County Iron Works, which will erect a plant to compete for the ofl fleld work. The superintendents in the Kern River fields will organize a mutual aid assocla- tion. The superintendents of over a score of companies have agreed to become mem- bers. The Kern and Sonoma Oll, Land and Development Company has been incor- porated in Arizona to operate in Kern and Sonoma counties. Claims are being located in the Suscol hills in Napa County, just across the -Solano County line, and, also to the north of the Fisk sulphur springs, in Yolo County. The Santa Barbora Independent says that drills are working on the beach at the Los Alamos ranch on_the property owned by Mrs. Catlierine Bell. A lease Las also been taken on the beach on the Rincon ranch at Goleta, Lands back of Aptos, Santa Cruz Coun- ty, have been leased to H. F. Anderson and others of Ben Lomond. Big Deal Under Way. If the proposed dcal goes through for the purchase of the stock of the Kern ver Company, so says the Bakersfieid Californian, the amount involved will be $400,000. The company owns 240 acres in sections, The Inyo Register glves the following account of the situation in Inyo County: Mysterfous intimations of petroleum possibil- | tties ana Indications are not infrequent in I cal ‘struck ile.” Evidsntly ether, as every over Nere in the | talk. So far none has | the various finds are near t prospector locates his claim not far from Bishop.'” Oil is the (alk at Independence. Locations have been mada n the George's Creek vicinity and on Oak Cresk. Articles of incorporation have been filed in ih olerk’s office for the Owens Lake Ofl and l'n- a concern of which a Michigan ing Company, stove manufacturer named Hoyt is the head. Bakersfield companies are al interesting themselves in the fields below the lake, and we are informed that a number of wells will be {'started this spring. One company proposes fo start thhee. The hills northwest of Halwal Meadows are believed to be the most promisaiz of ‘any of the supposed fields. Indications are pronounced better than in the Kern fieids. The backers of these ventures expect that ol will be found If at all, at a considerable depth, and int to drill 2500 feet if necessar; The Red Bluff News reports at East- ern parties have been looking over the heep range of G. G. Kimball, in what is known as the Bald Hills in Shasta Coun- ty, comprising ubout 5500 acres, as an ofl propositl The Red Bluff Sentinel reports that the oil fever is spreading in Red Bluff and that every day parties are going out west of that town'to locate claims. The full amount necessary to erect the 0il Exchange building at Bakersfleld has been raised. There has been such a de- mand for membership that it has been considered advisable to raise the price from $100 to $200. 1t is probable that should any of the subscribers to membership be- come delinquent applicants for the seats will be accepted at the old rate. Bullding will begin in a few days. The Guerneville X-R says that lands 3 iving east of Rancho Lago, been leased. s are north of, Guerneville. Four- Walker' mist employed in Ohio, has written veland, ——— DEMAND FOR TANK CARS IS GROWING Many Are Being Built of Wood. to Move the Oil Product. to & Ventura oil man that some of the oil of Ventura County is finc flluminating oil. New 0il Companies. Ofl comranies have recently Leen incor- porated in Arizona as follows: The Ready Ofl Company—Capjtalization $900,000, incorporators B. J. Riewerts, George H. Swain, J. W. Jones, A. J. Fallman, J. F. Densmore’ of Bradley, Cal: E. Bergemann, W. McNaul; Charles Forbes of San Miguel, Cal.; J. M. Johnson of Berkeley, Cal.; W. B. Howe of 8an Joze, Cal. Grant Ol Company- Capitalization $37,000, incorporators Algeltinger, D.' W. Burchard, C. W. Kn A Patrick, J. B. Ilal{er- W. A \illlu' W. G. Carpenter, J. A. Logan, H. G. McPike of” San Franeisco. Hopland Ofl Company— Capitalization $100,000, incorporators ~William Muehe, Frank Quinn, F. Rockett of San Franet: German Ofl and Development Com- talizatyon $509,000, incorporators Pur- . W. H. L. Corran G. A.' Dazey of San Fran Seha. Ol Company—Capitalization $30.- incorporators’ John F. Cunningham, Bd- ward Savage, Mortims =, Walter Storey, Samuel B. Caliwell, Fd rd B. Young of San Francisco and D, C. Cunningham of Phoenix. cisco. 009, Thirty-thgee Consolidated Oil Company— Capitalizat 00, incorporators C. F. Lau- meister, John W. A. Miller, John J.. Myers, Lamotte, Joseph Kahn, A. Ruff of San Francisco. Alameda Oil Company~—Capitalization $3,000,000, incorporators Edward A. Holman, H. P. Dunning, Joslah Garrett, J. R. Daley, Newton Gray, Thomas C. Huxley, Farley B. Granger, L. A. Pelton, Henry Schmidt, Charles G. ardy, Al Summers, J. Ciinton, B. O'Neill, C. Gustaf- eon, R. B. Cromwell 'of Alameda. Loraine Ofl Company—Capitadization $500,000, incorporators Leopold Michels, A. 8. Wollberg, Marius D\l- vall, Alexander Mackie, George E. Ames, J. D. Arnold, H. Epstein. of Bakersfleld. Alad- din Ol Company—Capitalization $100,000, in corporators S, J. LeBrun of San Jose, Cal. J. P IArUnenu John R. Altken of S8an Fran- clsco; Reed of Belmont, 1. Texas an A"allfflmln Oil and Refining Company— Capitalization $700,000. with offices at Tucson, Ariz., Los Angeles, Cal., and Beaumont, Tex. Densmore-Stabler Refining Company—Capitali- zation $650.000, with offices in Los Angeles, Cal,, and Tucson, Ariz. Umpire Oil and Refin- ing 'Company—Capitaljzation $1,000,000, _incor- porators J. 8. Miller, Robert Miller, R. White- head of San Francisco. Lands in the southwest extension of the | Los Angeles fieid have recently heen sold at the rate of £J00 per acre, which is the highest price yet obtained in that locality. 1. M. Roberte, who some years a bought 240 acres of land in section 8, 23, in the Kern River district tract, pay- ing for the tract a total of thirty cows, has just disposed of the last of the tract. Twenty acres are taken by the California ‘Crude Company at an agreed price of 000, the first pavment of $10,000 having ai- ready been mad The balance is due within six mont Forty were purchased by the Fair estate, which has paid down $70,000, and wii pay an additional $30,000 on’ the 1st of Augugt. These sales. to- gether with thcee previously made, have netted to Mr. Roberts $376,000. Wedding ‘invitations and visiting cards engraved and printed. Correct forms and moderate prices. Sanborn, Vail & Co 741 Market street. ——— City Must Bear the Expense. City Attorney Lane submitted an opin- fon to the Board of Works yesterday that the Supervisors, with the recommendation of the board, has the power to ordeg street work done on accepted streets, the expense to be borne by the city. —_————— PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM of railroads. Office, 30 Montgomery street. —_———————— CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.—An organ recital and sacred concert .will be given on Sunday evening next at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, on Bartlett street, between Twenty- second and Twenty-third. A long and weil- selected programme of vocal and instrumental music will be rendered. ADVERIISEMENTS. The Dabney Gil Company {Portland & Coos Bay JTHlamook Bay Newport .. Coos Bay Humboldt | Emptre North Forl Mackinaw Arcata | Peru. 1 00 0 150 1 i 2004 9 63 50 €0 08 89 5 09 RS 19 b ok 1t G W. Elde | D. Lane | Siwons e TO SAIL. Steamer. Destination, Salls.| Pler. February 28, = Arcata. Coos Bay Pler 13 | . Humboldt Pier li |PMSS | |Pler 2 Pler 11 Pler 10 a|Pler — | santa Barbar Humbolat Pler 3 | Polnt Arena.. Point . Arena Pler 2 | Eureka. . |Humboidt 9 am|Pler 13 | Walla Walla. Pusct Sound Ponl 11 am|Pler 9 Pler 2 Pler 11 Humboldt 2 pm|Pler 9 Astorla & Portiand|11 em|Pler 24 4 pm ler 2 0 am|Pler 13 9 am|Pler — 9§ am|Pler 11 2 pm|Pier 27 9§ pm|Pler 7 I~ Pler 2 Pler — [Pler 11 In the Divorce Court. Decrees of divorce were granted yes- terday to Anna 8. Anderson from Swan Andgrson for extreme cruelty, Mary E. Sargent from E. Lewis Sargent for in- temperance and Elizabeth . Keattch from Job H. Keattch for fallure to sro- vide. Suits for divorce have been filed | by Willlam Birch against Minnie Birch for intemperance, Mary B. Hewitt against John B. Hewitt for crueity, Eliza er ngalnat James Beyer for cruelty and fa/xsaeck against John A. Legasseck tor failure to provide. The Aeqmsmnn of Teeth Means the acquisition of good looks. Our teeth on plates so closely imitate Nature that detection is mmoluble. They permit the wearer to speak and masticate with perfect freedom. They restore the mouth to its natural shape. These teeth are mechanically perfecs, and will last for at least fifteen years. FULL 8ET8 $5.00. Credit if desired. Chalmers Dental Co., 133 POWELL STREET. OF McKITTRICK (Incorporated’, Has Opened Gfiices in This City at 330 Pine Street, Rooms 5 2nd 6. The Dabney Oil Company has now Ten Producing Wells. two more this month and two Will complets in March. Will Pay a Dividend/ April Ist. owNs THE FAMous DABNEY GUSHER! 18 SELLING OIL IN CARLOAD LOTS. Offers a Limited Number of Shares of Its Stock at ————————ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE! A Gilt-Edged Investment. Will pay not less than 1 per cent per month in dividends on and after April 1, "gorL. Can you do better? CALL OR ADDRESS DARNEY OIL COMDANY, 330 Pine Streel, ROOM S, For formation and terms for OIL IN CARLOAD LOTS, apply at the office. _—m DIRECTORY OF REPUTABLE OIL COMPANIES Cnllfornla Fortune Oil Co. es Sunu! 80 acres McKittrick, IE) acres ln alinga, Now drill in Sunse! Amited amount of stock at 50c. Information and pros- tus furnished on application to E. DEN- (CK) Secretary, room 614 Parrott bldg, 8. F. Famoso Cil & Investment Co LANDS IN XKERN RIVER DISTRICT. Ofl absolutely sure; hel of yroflu:lnt ln- tion. Drilling; in ofl sands In 1 dgll. Small amount treasury stock, S0c. Write for prospectus or call. 398 Parrott bldg., B. F. : COLUSA CONSOLIDATED OIL and REFIN- ING CO.—Owns 4414 acres 8 miles west of Ar- buckle, Colusa County, in the heart of the oil aistrict. Paraffine base ofl. Limited amount of stock at 25c; 30,000 shares gold in 10 days. In- formation and prospectus furnished. Office 2 Montgomery street, entrance room 8, COMMONWEALTH OIL COMPANY. Lands in heart of Kern River Dist.; owns 520 acres; 100,00 shares capital stock: limited amount of treasury stock for sale at 7 centa. Write of éall for information and prospectus. CHAS. CONKLIN, Sec. Genl. office, 667 Market. Dey Crude Ol Gomnany. STRUCK OIL at 200 feet within §00 feet of our property. We have a few shares left at 25 cents per share. Capital 100,000 shares at $1 each. Machinery ready to drill. DEY CRUD! QIL CO., room 6, eighth floor, Mills bldg. EL MEDIA OIL C0. * . LANDS AT McKITTRICK. ONLY 4 DAYS MORE Small block of stock at 15¢; price will be advanced to 25¢ March 1 on all that may be left. If you want a ground floor proposition where the company mean b\umen, here it is. us md information furnished atiof EL MED!A OIL CO.. Safe Deposit Building, 328 Montgofmery street, San Franciscoy Cal. SMERALDA AND n%nmra CO.—Lands 1n g" Ml on .PP GREAT AMBIIICAW AND DEVELOP- Stock 30¢. Inter Nos OIl & Devel lt Co. stock 25c. Lands in Monterey and Kern coun. ties. s and information at umn' of SOSLETTOR & ALLEN. 565 and 68 Pasroct bullding, 8. F. Inveators’ Assured Stock & company owning producing well. 20c Per Share. ‘Write or call for information. OCCIDENTAL OIL CO., 471 Parrott Building. JUANITA OIL COQ. 1100 lflfi lands in McKit. trick, Summe:and. Los A les. Drilling § wells, © mote cantracted for: 106, G shares selling at s, Ammel ssessable. Price advances to Asphaltum for sal N'KA ed land in cnlu ofl ln Clll!ornh is 0 ; prospectus furnished. 570 and m Plrlvtt Bullfllnx, San Francisco. m}“m-n-o{!)‘.s.um ‘where the finest lubri. found; stock at NORMAL OIL COMPANY. m:—a-bu. Lands in Monterey u: stock now selling at 15c. and Infor- mation on application, L COMPANY, 84 Parrott bullding, 8. F. SALINAS OIL AND DEVELOPMENT €0, . SILVER STAR OIL CO. Lands in heart of ok for ol ness, Bad Taste tn the Mouth, Coated Tongus | Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They | Small Pill, Small Dose. \ Smal? Price.’ OIJL! Consult me before purchasing stock and I will put you RIGHT. JAS. R. T. MERSHON, 837-538-539-550 Parrott Building, San Francisco, Cal. Member of S8an Francisco Oil Exchange. Ticker from both exchanges in our office. OIL! KERN RIVER OIL LANDS Proven territory, on l!ine of rafiroad, for sale. Splendid chance for those about to form an ofl company. NEWTON, CAR- MEN & SOMES (S. C. MASON, agent), 101 Chronicle bldg., San Francisco. THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN THE VAULTS OF THE CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY ONLY COST $5.00 PER YEAR (And Upward). WHY THEN WORRY OVER THE SAFE KBEEPING OF YOUR VALUABLES AND IMPORTANT PAPERS. Corner Callfornia and Montgomery Streets, PALAGE and | GRAND HOTELS, San Francisco. 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- ropéan plans. DR, CROSSMAN'S SPEGIFIE‘ MIXTURE. For the cure of GONORRHOEA, GLEETS, STRICTURES and analogous compiaints of the Organs of Generation. Price 51 a bottle. For sale by druggists’ AMUSEMENTS. BE| scOmrmwc TM,,,_, T ——Phone South 533—— TO-NIGHT AND ONLY 8 NIGHTS MORE, MATINEE SATURDAY and SUNDAY, Mammoth Production of Belasco and Fyles' Great Military GIRL | LEFT BEHIND ME Exactly as Seen at the ot Musie, New York. i reatest ind Most Elaborate Production Ever Given in This City. SEE THE GREAT CAVALRY CHARGE, WITH REAL HORSES. lE\enlnl‘ 10e, lk. Sc lOc Matinees. NEXT WBEK—*THE BLACK me" CHUTES s~ ZOO SPECIAL TO-NIGHT! THE AMATEURS —AND A-— LADIES’ RUNNING RACE. Telephone for Seats—Park 2. MECHANICS’ PAVILION XQ—DAYG—Xg Commencing NEXT SATUR! Performances at 2:30 and $ p. NORRIS & ROWB BIG TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS. ““The more I see of dog the less I think of man.”’—Dr. Johnson. AY, March 8. Bllli RACING! RACING! RACING! 190—WINTER MEETING—191. CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. OAKLAND RACETRACK. Racing M Thurs. a i £l i et (H 5 8 " 5 ™ 3 | B ;—;% Regulate the Bowels, . Purely Vegetable. ;| AMUSEMENTS. BEGEEA MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. LAST FOUR NIGHTS. “What Happened To Jones.” | SEATS NOW READY FOR NEXT WEEK. Augustin Daly’s Brilliant Comedy, | *COUNT =SS CGUcCKI1” SEATS—15¢, Bc; 3¢, e, VAUDEVILLE'S MOST PROMINENT HEADLINERS ! ROBERT HILLIARD & CO. KATHERINE BLOODGOOD. JOHN LE HAY, TH A. L. GUILLE, DU AL AND MAMIE SXHTERS THE I‘Ur)r Chairs ang Box Matinees Wedn: rh(\ A c\hfm nia PARSON.” A play that is filled with terest. Beautifully smn.i nse human in- 50c and TSe Fre 250 and BOS. NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, March 3. | LEWIS MORRISON'S Magnificent Produc- any and Production t From New York. The \lhambr\ AIF: Tilin —Phore South 770.— AND ALL WE TO‘NIGM MAT. SAT DAY fl\(LY. THE BEST, GRANDEST, BIGOEST! AL G. FIELD §REATER MINSTRELS. BO—PEOPLE-ALL ARTISTS-50 EEkThe Novel Street Parade, Daily 11 a. m.§ r Concert, ‘Alhambra_Entrance. E\'ENL G 25¢, 25e, B0e and TSe. MATINEE. .. 15e. 25¢; 35e and S0e. SPECIAL—CALIFORNIA THEATER. Next Sunday Evening, March 34-LEWIS MORRISON'S Magnificent Production of FAUST -{omssay and Production Direct From New Yorlk. «TIVOLI» EVENINGS AT & MATINEE SATURDAY AT % YOU ARE NOT IN THE SWIM IF YOU FAIL TO SEE THE OPERATIC HIT, WIZA RD e NILE! FERRIS HARTMAN as THE WIZARD. “HOOT MON “‘H}‘L.\.\‘ as THE KING. POPULAR PRICES. .......25 and 50 cents Telephone—Bush 9. COLUMBIA ::iww NOTE—No telephons or mail orders accepted. SBATS NOW READY for the LAST I3 PERFORMANCES Avpearances Here of LESLIE CARTER After Her London Triumph, As ZAZA in DAVID BELASCO'S PLAY Mrs. Carter, by Special Request, Will Play an MATINEE SATURDAY PRICES.. .9, $1 Coming—De Koven & Smith WAYMAN. MOROSCO’S QRAND' OPERA HOUSE MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDATY. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of the Favorite Romantic Actor, MR. HOWARDHALL In the Drama of His Own Composition, “A HUSBAND'S HONOR.” A Striking Incident of the Plece WNI Be Mr. Hall's Entry Into a Den of Lions to Glove. Toc, %o, e A Few Front Rows in Orchestra, Te. Gooli Feaerved Seat 1n Orchestra at Al Mat- inees, %c. BRANCH TICKET OFFICE_EMPORIUM. MONDAY — “AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAY! EDDY ST., OL YMP’A.COR. MASON THE ONLY EE VAUDEVILLE HOUSR THE CITY. WILLIAM DE BOE, Presenting & Novel Aerial Jugsling Act. MABEL HUDSON, In Up-to-Datas Songs. QUERITA VINCENT, Singing Character Songs and Presenting New Dances. AND OUR CELEBRATED STOCK COMPANY. MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY. ——AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY.—— ADMISSION FREE. THE SAN FRANCISCO JOCKEY CLUB, TANFORAN PARK. Continuous Racing. Beginning Monday, Febre- ary 11, 190L SIX OR MORE RACES EACH WEEK DAY. Six Stake Events, Three Hurdle Races and Six Steeplechases. l’gf'}'-mcl THE DAY AT 3:10 P. M. leave Third and Townsend strests for Park at 7. 10:40, 11:30 &, m., 13:40, 1, l’ ud 2 p. m. Trains leave Tanforan P-rh San Francisco at 4:15 p. m., followed after thelr escorts. Adml'lloll to courss, including raliroad fare, §115. MILTON S. LATHAM, Secretary. EDWARD POWERS, Racing Secretary. HENSCHELS. METROPOLITAN TEMPLE., TO-DAY at 3:15 o’'clock. figcugfl's CONCER’I‘MH&UOB. Flechtl's Tyrolean Troupe. Antonio azd Cou- Ruth Neita. Bortie. Amecil and Hintichs’ Or chestra. Seats. %c. Matinee Sunday. Weelly Call,$1.00 per Year |