The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 1, 1901, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1901 MISOON TO HAVE | fEW DRVDOCK Harbor Commissioners Grant | Necessary Permission for the Work. —.—— ent for Joint Wharf Satis- ¥ to San Francisco Gas | Company — Many State ployes Discharged. — { n e has been r n Works i ses Company | w people obtain | e ¥ r nmission- | v arydock in the | perty and that | of Sierra gas com- | people got | 1y would be at its own whart, as ended out e 150 feet upon the new | | | ‘A“ that might proved sat- s asmuch as will be built ou INSURANCE UPON NOVEL PLEA ew Receives a Long P DR ETERA POSTAL CLERK DIES WHILE AT TABLE y-Seven Years in ry Department, es Aw -—o—— s of the World. by s sued i their Mrs. Mi e lls on Emerson, M uary 28, 1901, soid in Ban Francisco, | sold in San Francis- | a San | 45, n Pras- | I | T.—Creditors of | of_Fort Brags, September, 189 Drawing Febr lay in the United States e him declared an invol- e sum of $1000 and more, NEYLVANIA SYSTEM of railroads. 30 Montgomery street. * | plements FOUR THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS ARE NOW ON THEIR WAY HOME The Transports Meade, Pennsylvania, Buford and Hancock Expected From Manila During the Week. | PACIF AT WORK FOR THE REMAINS OF TH BE DIRECTED TOWARD R RIO DE JANEIRO. THE FIRST EFFORTS OF THE DIVERS WILL "OVERING THE BODIES OF PEOPLE CAUGHT IN THE WRECKAGE | ———— | hand column ‘and the successlv | day in the order ot occurrence | day, the ‘third time column.gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, ‘as sometimes occurs. The helghts given ¥ transport service | to show activity month the: ne HE tides of ‘the <L HE s to time of beer & ta Rosa, Glelow, 44 Hours ‘from:San way ports Daniels, 62 hours from 84n | are in addition to the soundings on the United 34- houts States Comst Survey ~charts, except when a shnson, .14 minus eign (=) precedes the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth. given by the charts. The plane of referenss {s_the ‘mean of the lower low waters, 3 mr ‘Westport, Erickson, 62 hours from San o€, | { | hours . from * Fort | f | for """“ -1‘[- rk Amy Turner, Warner, 1§ days from it s el d bound a 1 4 during th anta -Paula, McGovern, ——. hours Steamer IMovements. ected ura, In tow of tug Rescue, sl PO E Foster, Thompson, 1 TO ARRIV days from.| vania should get CALIFORNIAN MAY SUCCEED WILDMAN Commercial Men Want to Select Next Repre- sentative. oa TR Senators Perkins and Bard Promise Thelr Support and the Matter Is Under Consideration by President McKinley. A meeting of the presidents of the com- mercial bodies of San Francisco for the purpose of taking measures to secure the appointment of a Californian to the office of Consul General at Hongkong, now va- cant through the death of Rounsevelle Wildman, was held yesterday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce. It was decided that the commercial bodies shall act as a unit in the selection of & candi- ate. San Francisco has become a great sta- tion on the highway to the Orient, and the future of this city and of the State of California depends, in a great measure, upon Asiatic trade. For this reason it is conside State at so important a post as that at Hongkong would materially benefit the commercial interests and enterprise of | this section. | _'Ine following telegram was sent to both Senators Perkins and Bard by the gentle- men assembled: We respecttully urge that Consul General at Hongkong be sclected for knowledge of our | commereial “requirements, as well as generai | fitness, and preferably from' California, also | that the undersigned be permitted to unite in | support. of such a candldate. George A. Newhall, president Chamber | Commerce; "A. Sbarboro, president Manutac- | turers’ ard " Producers' ' Assoclation; F. W | Dohrmann, president Merchants' Assoclation; J. 8. Emery, vice president California State | Board_of Trade; George W. McNear, pres San Francisco Produce Exchange: Irving | M. Scott, tdent Pactfic. Commerctal Mu- um; Bénja Ide Wheeler, . president Uni- versity: ot Californta. ’}‘hed following - reéplies “have. been re- celved: | Hon. George .:A. Newhall,” Président: Chamber of Commierce: . Replying telegram from your- |'selt _and. other ‘Tepresentatives -commercial or- | ganizations' in" California _ n. relation . Consul | General to” Hongkong, have presented same to | President for Lis consfderation. 1If you will Wire me name ‘of: party..you desire- appoint will present it {o President with your indorse- meht and the others named: in.telegram. GEO. C. PERKINS. Living ‘M. 'Scott,” President’ Pacific” Commer- clal Museum: 1 Wil heartily indorse and urge appointment ‘as” Consul - General -at Hongkong of -any_Californian “whom you'and . the pres! dents of'the cther pr! rej resengative com- |'mercial. bodies. c ancfsco may nom- im MAS R. BARD. Similar telegrams - were received by George A. Newhall, “president of the Chamber -of Commerce; George W. M Near, president of the Produce Exchang and ¥. W. Dohrmann, president of the Merchants’ Association. It: was decided that the various prest. dents of the commercial bodies should call a meeting of the trustees and directors of their several organizations; to be held at the Chamber of Commerce next Mon- day morning at 11 o'clock, when a cand! date will be agreed-upon. ' No one-in par- ticular:has as yet heen mentioned for tho 1'position, althouigh a large number of men from -every profession have made applica- tions “for support -as-candidates. Some business - man - who:. ha had wide = ex- perfence - ‘and fully understands: the re- | quirements of Pacific. Coast trade in the | far East will be selected and his appoint- ment urged, Christian Scientists Buy TLot. [ The local brarch of the Christlan | Sefence Church. has recently purchased a | buflding -lot at the corner of Sacramento. and Seott stree for $10;000. Since | organization, In 1865, the church Nas been most satisfactory in its progress. A pub- | ¢ reading-reom ‘has been opened’ and. a, | library . established in. the Adams build- ing, ‘corner of Kearny and Sutter streats. The socléty already has something in the way: of -a-building fund, and it is prob- able that a church ‘will ‘soon be erected on_ the new site. | | The Hancock is | Bender - Bros, - Wetzel, 26 -hours - from -\'“K““l““““ = i ndborg, Larsen, 9 days from | eek, 5 S a1 2 - i | Colombla’: 3 ki ?.n(!fihc | Schr, Mary B Russ: Nymian, -4 days.fra | M Coguille River... 200 ies - the | “008. P - v | Columbla’. ortlan storia Meade the { racny: . Drickeon, 11, diye: from Oeays | Smnta varbara Fearo the Hancock | CLEARED. amer olde . eer Infantry and the.| Thureday, February Cheanen. rieat. Ports -seventh -~ Infantry.. | Panams 40 -WaY. | Crescent City.. | Crescent “Ci one b tE plnz-r:- v . Acme J ik I(nt Br shin Arranmore, Howes, Queenstown; G "Q\ll!-?n San. Diego ¥ 3 ald of Orleans, Morria, Astoris; Hume | \Washtendw. .. [Ticoma " . 3 in Wedn, Bros & Hume. [ Areo. | Coquilte 3 out | EAILED v Brave Harb 3 boilers Te- | Thursday, February 25, .. piion.. NonBaY . 4 [ the .chances| Stmr ‘Colon, McKinnon, Panama and Way.|Nurth Fork.. ./Humbold i ake her place. in | ports. 2 Macki [ eattle: . 5 o> crew on the In- | Stmr Nelson, Coos Bay. : som 13y 2 to the: Ohlo. | - Bmr River, Thompson Grays Har-'| o s 5 son, ‘late-of - the | P f Humboldt” o . Stmr. > Ohlstrom,. Casyar, : 3 nied chief ‘(mm‘r‘ i Yinsrens. Linding; |Bortiani -and “Astoria..| s lef Officer | gemr : i iax : in a sanitarfum | Stmr & Winkel, -Fort Brags. ;fw.f‘:’x'lfi,»g il X sick man. - The'l - Stmr b s 1 ot pon D 7 ughly overhauled. | Stmr Coronado, Jobnson, —— | Banta Rosas...: San Dicga } pent on b Both | Schr Metha Neison, Christiansen, Kahulut, | a8, . San’ Diego 4 1 e lai or | ¥ia Honolulu, P S e be laid up f rt SRORIEN. ‘\ TO. BAIL: R i et e Per schr Volant—On Feb 25, lat 38 54 N, lon | ~ g, E TR Y Ling e e On el SCtng | 156 36 W, spoke Br sealing. schr B B Maion, Pap - Resanations Satia.f tramp" ever seen. in’thess |:¥ith catch of 2 and reports all wetl. R I| iptaln Warrall - is very | ELEGRAPHIC: : San Pedro.... [Frumbiiat ¥ s 2 pmiPier 2 The wenialiveeutor da % | BOS, Feb 25, 10 p.m—Weather | Corona. s §ombe 2 modest man, but his ves- . velocity .4 -millés, | Totmes. +{Hamburg. - Pler10 tie makes his un- DOMESTIC PORTS. | Nome CIty.." Humbolat. - e b It gest- and.| . PORT TOWX D—Arrived Feb 28—Br bark | I March | Ssent Mtets Baas ast. 1t | Wanlock, from Tocopilla 4 | 8anta Barbar [Humboldt {2 pmPier % ;. i Works and-| Feb 25—Schr E K Wood, for Hal- } Point Arena..|Polnt - Arena 2'pmiPler 2 r_feet high. - A ailed Feb 71—Stmr Disiko, for | Wt oatis: EoriroMt s S amiEler: 8 who examined it g ; % . | e irel a vm:!nm‘l‘\er 3 ptain Warrall | 4 Feb 25-Br stmr Ping Suey, from | . b Mandaay. Coquille - River. } 10 am|Pler -2 s an auxiliary S R 3 s 2 f JIADLOCK — Arrived Feb 25-Schr . | e 9'am Pler 11 | ance, from San Diego. Ptiiing. . { 3 _COMOX—Saled -Feb 23—Stmr Bertha, 101 | Columbia. -r:| hevmio o R :‘x"n'g;::zz T Dyeyyie Pocot. | EKA—Arrived Feb 25~ Strirs Scotla and | March 5. | ~an ship John McDonald and | B < Bl M atshe Poio st Abers Areo... Coquitie- River 4§ pm Pier 2 sh ship Khorasan have been add- E nce 1'eh 2 & W R | A‘l‘i:nce ";)::Hn.n Ph ‘lz :m FP‘iPr 13 overdue list. The former fs| Sailed Feb 23 reka an ru- Al v ¢ 19 am|Pier — fostg ,r,l,x,“,;";”mmr{_ r{,,, San | ger. for San Francisco: schr. Bertha: Dolbeer, | Bonita. A 1 9 Bm};llwr 1n , and 20 per cent is being paid to | FORTA Salled Feb 28-Br stmr ‘Bucking: | £t Paul.: .../ New: York:via Pa 2 pro/Pler 27 I e Khora ) days or stmr Skarpsno, for . | Sterra; iney & Way Pts 0 pm Pier 7 . for Yokohan 5 Arrived Feb 28—8tmr | Chas eattle & Tacoma.|10 am|Pler 2 eing paid on her. The Bertha enwood. = Acme «|Tilamaook “Bay 12 m|Pler 13 Wrath are stfll at % per cent “Stmr Mineoia, for Nanatmo. | Queen Zi|San" Diego 9 ainIPler 11 Ardnamurchan, §8 days out Passed in Feb 23Stmr Rainler, March i River Liverpool, has for ttle; stmr Washtenaw, | Coptle; .{China and Japan..| 1 pm PMSS The Henry Hack. | bence Feb for Tacoma Umatiiia. Puget Sound Ports|11am|Pler 9 from Philadelphia for | EASTERN PORT. Colombia.....|Valparaiso & Wa. o (Pler — .r cent. The Andrada | PHILADELPHIA—Arrived Feb 21—Ship Ban- | Arcata. +1Coos - Bay i1z 'm|Pler 13 P - | galore, from Kahulul. - = g | FOREIGN PORTS. Time Ball. W iter et Btk | GAMBTERDAM_Amives Feb 8-dir sulp Branch Hydtograshio Office, U. & N., Mer. nerican Shipm: rs’ Assoclation | CALLAO—Arrived Dec 3—Bark " Coalinga, ‘hants’ - Exchange, San Francisco, -Cal, v ,:rx:"(,‘ pr-h hipmasters’ Assoclation | | G e Oct B and satied Jan 31, for Sax Fran: February 2§, 1901, Is in the office of the | rs of Hulls and Boilers are over- | and that the commerce of the The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry bullding was dropped at exactly noon to-day— 1. e, &t noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 clsco. | FALMOUTH—Arrived Feb 27—Br ship Gin- from Oregon; Br bark Dunearn, hence pect delayed be: . : | . and_sailed for Tyne. o'clock p. m., Greenwich time. o 1kr':v ST "‘:’hofi‘r"h’fi’&‘fl‘ | SLON Arrived Feb %-Stinr Advance, from C. G. CALKINS, e B B iie%i | New York. Lisutenant Commander, U. S, N., in charge. Y Congress asking that In. | (Salled Feb #8—Stmr City of Washington, for 1B cor | New York i Bulger be each given | N9V 2% 0 A irived Feb 27-Ship Hecla, | STEEL MAGNATE'S WIFE This memorial will be ifornia_delegation by the | "HuLL Ared HULL—Arrived Feb 2/—Br ship Cambrian ARRIVES FROM THE EAST that it be lald | Hils, hence Oct 2. 3 e - | LONDON—Arrived Feb 25—Ger ship Nymphe, | Mrs, C. M. Schwab and Party Tour- ssociation s get- | trom Chemainus. mon season. The | GRAVESEND—Arrived Feb 28—Br ship Lar- ing Pacific Coast in Their d Premier are load- | 59 LA%: pxr ¢ VeArrived prior to Feb 28 Special Car. 4 qumber, and will &et | _Br stmr Ching Wo, from Astoria, Or. Mrs. C. M. Schwab, wife of the president YOKOHAMA—Arrived Feb 28—Br stmr Dorie, Peb 9. [ h?;‘ex»é ‘Feb 26—Stmr City of Peking, for San Aus — Sailed Feb 27—Bark for Honolulu, MAZATLAN--Salled Feb 2—Br stmr Colom- . for San Francisco. | OCEAN STEAMERS. | SOUTHAMPTON alled Feb 25—-Stmr West- dise for Hon- | SOUTH AN O cerp, for New York. he Jennie Wand, | “HOSTON Arrived Feb 25—Stmr Ivernia, from u; the Mahu- | y vernoo). for Port Pirle, | “ROITERDAM—Arrived Feb 28—Stmr Pots- N York. 1o ety 35 Stmr Stantendam, from Bou- logne, for New York. IVERPOOL—Arrived Feb 25—Stmr Majes- rom_New York. o pab 25 Gtmr Telgenland, for Phila- mr of the steel trust, arrived from Pittsburg in a special car yesterday. She is accom- panied by Mrs. Kinsey and Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Ward. The party is at_present staying at the Palace for a few days and will then jour- ney to Southern California. Mrs. Schwab said yesterday that it was more than po sible that she wonld be joined by her hus- band in Santa Barbara. ————— Last Henschel Recital. The last Henschel recital of the popular series will be given to-morrow afternoon at Metropolitan Temple at 3:15 o'clock Yesterday afternoon these artists wers heard in a programme of much interest. Among the more enjoyable numbers. werg the “Duetto Buffo” of Paisello, a Handel at once and sent ble. —— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and | ing Merchants. Shipp: Albert will areka. for Honol r at Port Gamb - Wheat Shipments. The British ship Austrasia cleared yesterday | for Queenstown for ord=rs with 3,014 ctls wheat | valued at 393,000 and 27,000 ft lumber s dun. Jued at $405. - e, fror Sa | gelphia: stmr Commonweaith, for Bosto e or 8¢ Jonn, N B. and Halifa ish ship Arranmore also cleared yes- "E OWN—Arrived Feb 28—Stmr Waes- - frime , Hal for Queenstown for orders with 64,608 | Jong. from Philadeiphia, for Liverpool. arin from “Alexanders Feast "o at valued at $65,500 and 17,000 ft lum- | Safled Feb 2$—Stmr Germanic, from Liver- | Ruined Mill" of Loewe an The Two age valued at $250. | pool, for New York. Grenadiers” of Schumann. e | GENOA—Arrived Feb ‘N—S"l;r Maria The- a, from New York. aples. Departure of the Colon. T e rivei Feb 2-Stinr Pennsyl- The eteamer Colon salled yesterday for | vania, from New York, via Plymouth. Panama and way ports With a general cargo | LIZ Rl»‘,u:mmregnz\pr:mmr L' Aquitaine, d. e B e I e s, 5or | "NEW YORK-—Arrived Feb #8—Stmr Bovic, ordinar y Panama, 31114, The principal shipments were l Fres LSV, acid, 20 pkgs arms and | Sun, Moon and Tide. ed beer, 42 c8 crucibles, | oast and_Geodetic Survey— ndles, 44 cs drugs, 1% Unl_ls:‘“!u.l; cfial:hl:nol High and Low isions, 256 cs hardware, Waters at_ Fort Polnt, entrance to San om, 6750 £t lamwber, 37 pkgs machinery, Francisco Bay. Published by official au- s paper, 18 ors potatoes, 13 ¢ thority of the Superintendent. 0 Ibs starch, 110 bdls shooks, | NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the « and dies, 1500 1bs #oda, 10 cs | city front (Misslon-street wharf) about twenty- gnls wine, 1000 Tbs zinc. five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; the pkgs agricultural im- | height of tide is the same at both places. codfish, 185 cs, coal cs drugs, 41 cs dry pkgs groceries and oatmeal is bitter— i FRIDAY, MARCH 1. bbis 858 5 cement, bbis flour, provisi 79 crs potatoes, fine, 10 bels spl materia bhis tar, tallow, 3053 gals wine, For Panama—350 bbls flour, 2 cs photo goods. ————— Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Thursday, February 2. Stmr Coronado, Johnson, 36 hours from San Pedro. Stmr Leclanaw, 4% days from Se- attle. . Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, 12 bours from Mendocino. % 9205 1bs malt, 104 pkgs machinery, Sun rises . Sun sets . Moon_sets 14 pkes paper, G185 Ibs par 2500 s rice, 15 pkgs car cs table oils, 15,036 Tbs B3 “a oveews| 938 Storrs, Hornby’s Steam Cooked Oatmeal ADVERTISEMENTS. Lamps Oil Hcatcrs Agateware Jardiniers China Crockcry Glassware Dinner Sets Toitet Sets Artware (ireat American [mporting Tea Ca. CITY STORES. 210 Grant Ave., bet. Post and Suttes 861 Markst St., opp. Powell, 140 Sixth St. 1219 Polk 8t. | 112 Third St. 1819 Devisadero St. 148 Ninth 82, 2008 Fillmore St, $006 Sixteenth St. 521 Montgomery Av, 23518 Mission St. 3285 Misslon St. 705 Larkin St. 2732 24th St. 255 Hayes St. A75 Haight St. 52 Markst S OAKLAND STORES. 1052 Washington 8t 1237 Broadway. 1185 22rd Ave. 616 E. I12th St. 1510 Seventh St ALAMEDA-1335 Pari St. 6AN RAFAFL-B St., near Fourth. 70 Other Branch Stores. y ASHS KIDNEY &'LIVER A | BITTERS A’PLEASANT “LAXATIVE NOT INTOXICATING Y FOR BARBERS, BAK- ers, bootblacks, bath- BRUSHES 3" sz s brewers, bookbinders, candy-makers, canners, dyers, flourmills, foundries, laundries, paper- hangers, printers, painters, shoe factories, sta- blemen, tar-roofers, tanners, tailors, etc. BUCHANAN BROS. rush Manufacturers , 609 Sacramento St. W, T. HESS, KOTARY PUBLIJ AND ATTORNE{-AP-LAW, Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Bldg. Telephone Brown 931 Residence, 821 California St., below Powell, San Francisco d that a representative from this | , The Californi ; ] LAST TIMES, THIS EVENING ‘ To-morrow night and its | New Dresses New Raglans - New Jackets New Skirts NEW RAGLANS, from $15.00 to $30.00 NEW TRIMMED TAILOR DRESSES, from $20to $35 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRANCISCO'S LEADING THEATRE accepted. N COLUMB NOTE—No telephone or mail r SEATE NOW SELLING for { 1e Alhambra AIT Ellinghouw: STy | | ==RRne IV e SECOND AND LAST WEEK. | LAST TIMES. Only Appearances Here of { To-morrow _Eve. and | TO-NIGHT 3w . ‘AL G. FIELD &heAtes i MINSTRELS. | __.Open-Atr Concert, Alhambra_Entrance. | EVENING. 25e. 33e. 30e and T3¢ | MATINEE 25¢, 33¢ and 30¢ SPECIAL—CALIFORNIA THEATER. NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, March | 3d—LEWIS MORRISON’S Mag~- i nificent Production of FAUST :::Sgmeany and Production | Direct From New York. LESLIE CARTER After Her London Triumph, As ZAZA in DAVID BELASCO'S PLAY |MATINEE TO-MORROW. PRICES.... 7S¢ and 500 Goming—De_Koven “omic Opera, “TH | ST Matinee to-morrow. it % N i Yamcsnrs | VAUDEVILLE'S MOST PROMINENT |“THE VILLAGE [grsgsimn e | HEADLINERS ! OF PLAYER !~ PARSON.” | |ROBERT HILLIARD & CO. 1 EVENING. 25¢, 50e and The. e R e s SR NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, March 3. | ,JOHN LE HAY. THE bR o AL AND MAMIE ANE SISTERS., THE BIOGRAPH. Reserved Se Chatrs and Fox Se Matinees Wednesday, Saturddy and S [ RAND OPERA HOUSE | LEWIS MORRISON’S Magnificent Production of FAUST .Company and Production | Aot ok *TIVOLI+ | EVENINGS AT & MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. MATINEE! TURDAY and SUNDATY. : : = 23 LAST THREE NIGHTS OF YOU_ARK NOP-.IN . THE SWIM IF YOU | gppcial. ENGAGEMENT the Favorite FAIL TO. SEE THE OPERATIC HIT, Romantic Ac |MR. HOWARD HALL In the Drama of His Own Composition, “A HUSBAND'S HONOR.” WIZARD OoF ’ A Striking Incident of the Plece Wil Be Mr, THE a Hall's Entry Into a Den Secure a_Lady's ( FERRIS HARTMAN as THE WIZARD. PRICES—10c, 15¢, 25 A Few Front Rows in O “HOOT MON' WHELAN as THE KING. Good Reserved Seat in Orchestra at All Mat- inees, Ze. BRANCH TICKET OFFICE EMPORIUM. A AROUND THE WORLD POPULAR PRICES 25 and 50 cents Telephone—Bush 9. ™ BE fi?inmg% J RACING! RACING! RACING! 1900—-WINTER MEETING-1901. CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. OAKLAND RACETRACK. Racing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurg. ——Phone South 533— e day, Friday and Saturday. Rain or shine. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY | Five or more races each day. EVENINGS. | Races start at 2:15 p. m. sharp. MATINEE SATURDAY and SUNDAY. | Ferry-boats leave ancisco at 12 m. and AT |12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, 2:30 and 3 . connectir Last Performances of Belasco and Fyles' Great | with trains stopping at the nce to the Military Play, | track. Last tw train reserved for ladies and their e: smoking. Buy your ferry tickets to Oakland mole electric cars at jand. Also all_trs All trains via an Pablo avenue d Broadway, Oak- Alameda mole con- nect with San venue cars at Fourteenth and_Broadwa and. These electric cars THE GIRL | LEFT BEHIND ME A MAMMOTH PRODUCTION. SEE THE GREAT CAVALRY CHARGE, WITH REAL HORSES. |‘ Evenings. 10c, 15c, 35e, S0c | go direct to the track in fifteen minutes. PRICES | ¥maess A0o, 3. 3o | Returning—Trains leave the track at 45 and NEXT MONDAY—_THE GREAT CONVICT | 446 p.m. and immediately after the last race. PLAY, “THE BLAC G BESAER R,,B !”‘",‘2’ etary. CHUTES AND Z00 : BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL, MATINEES TO-MORROW AND SUNDAY. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, LAST THREE NIGHTS. JUVENILE PERFORMERS" MATINEE “What Happened =omars SaxEar To Jones” | HENSCHELS. Telephone for POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE. £EATS NOW READY FOR NEXT WEEK. TO-MORROW at 3:15 p. m. Augustin Daly's Brilliant Comedy, “COUNT. SS GUCKI” SEATS—15¢c, Ze. ¢, Be, PALAGE BIG TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS.§ GRANn “The more 1 see of dog the less I think of | man.”"—Dr. Jchnxon. | 30— PERFORMING ANIMALS—30, | The Greatest Aggregation of Educated Animals | Zevras, ‘Geats Hea L Pont ) ats, Sea Lions, e mkers. Dogs. Ant Laters and Zevos - || San Francisco. First Time in This City of Mr. Winston and His Wonderful School of EDUCATED SEALS, the Most Marvelous Animal Act in the World. | HERR SETLER, the Famous German Animai Trainer and His Small Clown Elephant. | A Grarnd Free llluminated Street Parade Wil | Be Glven To-Night at § o'clock. Bring the Children. eat sale cpens at Pavilion To-Day at 10 a. m. | SO RICEeTADULTS, 2ic. CHILDREN, Y. | Every Afternd “a¢ Evazin, These hotels pos- sess the attributes that tourists and travelers appreciats —central lccation, liberal manage- ment, modern ap- pointments and perfect cuisine American and Eu- ropean plans. MECHANICS’ PAVILION | 16 DAYS, Commencing TO-MORROW, Mareh 2. | Performances at 2:30 and 8 p. m. Daily, NOKRIS & ROWE'S DR. WON@ W00 TEA AND HERB SANITARIUNM, 764-768 CLAY STREET. San Francisco, Dec. 24, 1900. ‘To all whom it may concern: In December, 189, I was tak- en sick with Biack Typhold Fever, the most virulent type Phone South 720, Know 1o medical seience. ¥ | 4" hemorrhages. both nasal THE SAN FRANGISGO- JOCKEY CLUB, | g B R TANFORAN PARK. | R i | @ose of his tea stopped the fic by saving my life, as I had be my white physician ) | friends. Was unconscious four weeks, but by D Wong Wco's wonder: he saved my life from this most fatal of 5. Although [ Continuous Racing. Beginning Monday, Febr:. ary 11, 1901 SIX OR MORE RACES EACH WEEK DAY. = o my bed onths, was Six Stake Events. Three Hurdle Races and Six | mos S0 tcunts my vocation In st momine . Steeplechases. from the time I went to and now I weigh 202 more tha tained prev! 1 would mend Dr. Wong Woo to an: first-class physician fo —RALPH N. FOL. San_ Franeisco, Cal FIRS ¥ I had ever at- T RACE OF THE DAY AT 2:10 P. M. Trains leave Third and Townsend streets for Tapforan Park at 7. 10:40, 11:30 1:20 and 2 p. m. Trains leave at intervals of a few minutes by s. Seats in rear cars reserved for ladies ard their escorts. Admission to course, including raliroad fare, $135. MILTON S. LATHAM, Secretary. EDWARD POWERS, Racing Secretary, FISCHER’S CONGEFT, HQUSE. Flechtl's Tyrolean Troupe, Antonio and Con- chita Martinez, The Leonis, Hosco and Sims, Ruth Neita, Gertle Amsell and Hinrichs' Or- ~hestra. Reserved Seats. 2ic. Matinee Sunday. FOR WEAK WOMEN.