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

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1901. » STEAMSHIP OWNERS ARE GETTING READY FOR EXPECTED NOME RUSH The First to Get Away Will Be the Pac Company’s Jeanie and Thrasher, Middle of April---Berths on These Are Now at a S SUGEESTS MORE OIL TANKS Explains to Railroad Com- missioners Cause of Car Shortage. ific Steam Whaling Which Leave the Prem ium —— Southern Pacific Company Is Invest- — | ing Large Sum in Rolling Stock for the Petroleum Industry. President Charles M. Hays of the South- ern Pacific Railroad has replied to the petition of the ofl men of Kern County, who asked for more oil cars to transport | their petroieum to the market. Hays addrecced his answer to the Rall- | road Commissioners, and in the letter he gives his views on the matter. He says he is aware of the fact that there are not enough oil cars to handle the product, but that he sees no reason why the oil busi- ness ®hould be at a standstill and_the wells shut down for lack of cars. Hays suggests that inore tanks should be erect- | ed along the railroad tracks. With these tanks adjacent to them it should not be necessary for the wells to be closed down. In his letter Hays also says that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company fully realizes the value of this new industry and that oih cars are bclnE procured as fast as possible, He says that 500 new ofl tank cars are being constructed as rap- {dly as possible and that the delivering of | them will be commenced April 1. In con- clusion Hays says: I trust that, when the cars ordered and in process, of construction are in service, there will be no further cause of complaint on the part of the shippers. The Yosemite Valley season openS on March 28. The Southérn Pacific Railroad Company will on that day filnce sleeping cars on the run between Raymond and this city, and also between Los Angeles and Raymond. The railroad officlals claim that from present indications more visitors will journey to the Yosemite Val- ley this year than during any previous season. | UPON BANNING'S FIGHT DEPENDS McKINLEY'S | Three-Cornered Contest for the Posi- THIS YEAR. NIE AND THRASHER, WHICH WILL BE THE PIONEERS OF THE NOME FLEET THIS YEAR. {E FIRST TO REACH THE GOLD FIELDS LAST SEASON AND EXPECT TO REPEAT THE tions in the United States Dis- trict Attorney’s Office. . B. McKinle: n of Assistant Post- master Benjamin McKinley and first cous- { in to President McKiniey. returned to this city from Washington yesterday, where and chen whipped wup his horse and followed. He broke the whip nto small pieces over the robber, but the I » lumber and manz r the sum- ters to the will be r NEWS OF THE OCEAN. b Dalblair and o load wheat prior to Buteshi-e at P Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED Tuesday. Navarro, 1 Hansen, from Men- March 1. | | urs from San Handen, from Fort | s from Grays | urs ofa, Winkle, 80 lefield, hours from ., Whalman, 12 days from Oys- CLEARED. Tuesday, March 19. Pomona, Bhea, Eureka; Goodall, Per- Thomas, San Diego; Goodall, Mcintyre, Chemainus; R T whaling Cooks Inlet; G E SAILED. Tuesday, March 15. nder, San Pedro. i Randall, Astoria. ! o0s Bay. ayne, Crescent City. | Eureka. nta Cruz. 3 reka Higgins, —. ling stmr Jeanette, Newth, Coos Bay. Forbes, Queenstown on, Astoria, with barge s Ling, Warrall, Manila; 8 Jeanette, Newth, Blum & Co. Gilléspie, for the ce the be- the frozen Stmr Samoa, Wh i FEARS FOR A FRENCH BARK. i s E Dupleix Overdue From Newcastle and | Underwriters Are Anxious. he French bark Duplelx is now o fr it Aus., and yest per cent to re- storms have of Bengal, slu on March §, ated, and 170 tons had to be jetti- Dashing Wav Mary Etta, Lancaster, Tacoma. yman, Bowens Larnding. : Bihlers Point Ivérsens Landing. Bender Brothers, Wetzel Oisen, Ocean Spray COLON, March 15—A heavy norther caused all vestels in port to put to sea and caused POINT LOBOS, M 19, 10 p m—Weather hazy; wind W, velocity 6 miles per hour. STIC PORTS. March 19— , from Nanaim NT LOBOS—Passed March 19, § p m— Stmr Mineola, from Port Los Angeles, for Nanaimo. ASTORIA—Salled March 19—Stmr Columbia, afled from New- e Drunmuir on omont on Decem- gal on January 6 r Dollfus from Mel- | for San Francisco; Ger ship Peter Rickmers, | January 18, while the | for Queenstown: Ger ship Marie Hackfeld, for n December 6, 1%0). The | Queenstown; Br ship Ben Dearg, for Quéens- | town; stmr Alllance, for San Francisco; bktn Chehalis, for Fremantle. SAN RO—Arrived March 18—Schr Comet, d; schr Azalea, from Willapa Har- Safled March 19—Schr Vega, for Grays Har- bor. SEATTLE—Arrived March 18—Stmr Oregon, Vaidez. March 19—Stmr Czarina, hence e the run to San Francis- n days, the Drunmulr in e Hougomont in seventy- of Bengal to Honolulu in us from Melbo; orty-seven days SAN ¥ from Ballar March Salled 15. March 15—Stmr Humboldt, for Skag- | 4 March 19—Stmr City of Seattle, from H BAY—Passed in March 15—Nor stmr . hence March 16, for Chemalnus; stmr Hyades, hence March 16, for Seattle; bkin En- acavor, Callao, for Puget Sound; schr " M | fir‘rr.;-’r, r'r ?;]nr(‘}; 9, Ié\r é\'("l ‘Whatcom ;. | : . | Ger ship Margretha, from Santos. Tries to Loot the W. Bosy GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed March 19—Schr | went aboard the ship | Wawona, for Honolulu; schr Nokomis, for Santa Rosalia: schr Lizzle Vance, for San Francisco; stmr Newburg, for San Francisco; A e et |~ TACOMA—Batica Miarch 1 Bt ship_ SI et on deck and rushed “Satlea Marc ¥ ship Sierra e with & ery of “stop | Miranda, for Queenstown. March 10—Br bark Zini r Queenstown. March 14—Stmr Olym- Captain Eschen of sitting in_his bugey y and tried to knock | arch 17 with the butt end of | = Arri March 19 — Stmr he run, | March I8 === | " Sailed March 18—Stmr Nome City, for San Francisco; stmr Eureka, for San Franclsco. PORT GAMDLE—Arrived March 19—Schr Wonoipu, from Kahulul. ISLAND PORTS. HILO-Sailed March 12—Stmr American, for New Yo | "KAHULUI—Salled March 3—Schr Compeer, | for Puget Sound; bark Edward May, for San g Francisco. ose dizzy headaches are very an- | Hongk rkong. CA—A ived March 19—Stmr Homer, r_down Homer, The man got away on th hence WAIMEA—Satled March —, Borealis and Dora Slewarda, Br sealing s(“x! for sealing Don’t you know what| ™" EASTERN PORT. ! NEW YORK—Arrived March 18-Stmr Al- | The most common | snca, from Colon. ! i FOREIGN PORTS. H jiseases— tipati ¢ BEACHY HEAD—Passed March 18—Ger bark | eases—Constipation. Your | BeacHy BE e for =1 ANTWERP—In port March 5—Ger Sirene, for Henolulu; San Francisco. { #hip | Br ship Australia, (o& | clogged and needs cleans- ing "he S i 'ICTORIA—Arrived March 18—J; tmr | : The best remedy is Kinshin Mars, from Yokohama. Aty HONGKONG-—Satled March 17-Br stmr | for Tacoma T March 16—Br ship Yola, CATLAO—Arrived fro ‘Tacoma. TSLE OF WIGHT—Passed March 18—Br ship | INGOLN JEA Dechmont, from Portiand, for Falmouth, 1 POVIZR—Passed March 1S—Ger ship T W | Wendt, hence Oct 17, for Antwerp. CORONFEL-Salled March 16—Stmr Carlifor- nian, for New York. Ql'EE.\'F;TO“.;ArflVQfl )(lrca I’;"-’B!r b;xlk : . e, from ~Tacoma. "B o 1y certain cure for Constipa- | Sus feorse. hence Oct i6. March 19—Br ship Marathon, | | | | | | rom Oregon. HAMBURG—To sail March (—Ger stmr Her- monthis, for San Francisco. March 14—Ger etmr Ammon, for San Francisco. MADEIRA--Passed Feb 2—Ger stmr Kam- byses, rom Hamburg, for San Francisco. VALPARAISO—Arrived March 4—Ger stmr Tanis. from Hamburg, for San Francisco, NEWCASTLE, Aus—Sailed Feb 2—Schr Ma- . for Honolulu. Feb 7—Bktn Encore, for Lahama. Feb 8—Bktn Omega, for Lahaina. | Feb 12—Br bark Invergarry, for San Francisco. March 15—Fr bark Francols. for San Fran- cisco. March 18—Ship Abner Coburn, for Hono- R TCHINOTZU—Salled March 5—Br stmr St sithout a gripe, while One dose does the work. i I ? | i | ALL DRUGGISTS. | pearance of paint seemed to be lately sub- = - | - | merged. Captaid Dodd states that he w. | March 20. | 1 within 100 feet of the wreck, but did not see North Fork.. |Humboldt . .12 m|Pier 2 /it until close to. He was making ‘seven knots Rainer.. tle & N. What.| 5 pm|Pler 2 at the time and had no time to examine more | San Pedro....| Humboldt 10 am|Pier 2 | closely. G. CALKINS, - 9 am|Pler 11 | Licutenant Commander. N.. in charge. lrmll*icr 2 o 5 e 5 sy S TR AT .| Coquille River ....| 4 pm|Pler 2 Value of the Rlo Wreck. rillamook Bay ....| 5 pm/Pler 13 | The Pacific Mall Steamship Company || Tanitl direct y;---| 2 PmiPier 7| filed a petition yesterday for limitation of Coquille River amiPier 2| liabflity in the suit of Sarah Guyon for -\ Tillamook Bay .... jer 13 | $25,525 damages for the loss of her hus- Valparaiso & Way|12 |8.W. 2 | band, Henry Guyon, who perished in the Seattle via Bureka.| 5 pm Pler 2| wreck of the Rio on Washington's birth- Grays Harbor ...| 5 pm|Pier 2| day. The petitioner alleges that the Rio ;Jfuset Bound Ports.|1} amiBler | was wrecked by reason of the perils of Eureka.......| Humbolt ;| jamBler 11 | the sea, and not through the fault or | | negligence of her officers or the crew, and | City Pexineg:. o pmipMss | that the value of the Rio and her freight Argyll........ DmS W, 1| pending immediately after the wreck was Point Arena. pm(Pier 2 | much less than the sum asked for as Empire....... m Pler 13 | damages. » | —_—————— Eomanes emi In the Divoree Court. Newburs.....|Grays Harbor |Pler 2| Decrees of divorce were granted yester- Santa Rosa.. Sun“r;\‘l:i‘oh 3 S.amPler 11| gay to Rey Legassick from John A. Le- i { assick for failure {o provide, and to Alitance.... 5 pmiPler 16 | BHTCE 1000 from George Flood' for ex- Bonita. treme cruelty. Suits for divorce were | filed yesterday by Albert C. Bonni against | Minnie Bohni for cfixelty :Lnrl .fila\;a I;un- & din against George Henry Lundin for fail- ed States Coast y— ¥ O es and Helgnts ot Hieh and Lyw | LT to provide. e & Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San g he had attended the inauguration of the | Bede. for San Francisco. President. He is a_candidate for Second MITH 1o sali March 6-Br bark | Assistant’ United States District Attor- ney in the event of a vacancy being made in that office by the promotion of the in- cumbent, Edward J. Banning. Mr. Banning's competitor for the office | | of first assistant, made vacant by the pro- motion of Marshall B. Woodworth, is Duncan E. McKinlay, no relative of the President, as may be seen by the different spelling of the family name. K y has the § sators Bard and Perkins and i man Coombs and United States Dis- | Attorney Woodworth, and therefore | , for Lahai OCEAN STEAMERS. rived March 19—Strffr Bata- urg; stmr Koenigen Luise, Arrived March 19—Stmr South- rW York. rrived March 19 — Stmr t John, for Liverpool. —Arrived March 13—Stmr Van- from Portland 19—Stmr Lake Superior, from X Tustinian, VERP( tric rived March 19—Stmr Em- from Vancouver, B C, via Yo- | is favorite in the betting. Mr. Banning | asaki and Shanchal has influential friends and relatives in e Mapch Is Stmr ViGtoria, for Yoko- | Canton, Ohlo, ihe home of the President, 3 o | and the contest between himself and Mc: TORY ISLAND-Passed March 19-Stmr As- | Kinlay will be 2 wWa syrian, from Portland, Me, for Glasgow. Kinlay will be 2 warm one. BERMUDA—Arrived March 15—Stmr Lau- —— e n, from Philadelphia, for Glasgow. Water Front Notes. PR The bay schooner Josie got in front of the barge Nanalmo yesterday and was cut to the water's edge. She was run on — | the mud flats by the tug Alert. The | ~ | steamship Australia, with the coal barge | — | alongside, was being taken from the re- | Steamer Movements. Steamer. Acme...... Mandalay.. | fiuery to Pacific-street wharf by the tugs | Arg: | Defiance and Alert. At a critical moment | | the captain of the Josle put his helm the | | wrong way and the scow crashed into the | Nanaimo. # | The Pacific Mail Company's Barracouta : arrived from Central American ports ves- | orla. ... 2| terday with a cargo of coffee. She comes . H. Kruger, | here for the yeariy overhauling. | ‘oronado. . | George E. Niceweinder was burned | about the hands and face and William | Wood on the left hand by blazing ofl at | the Risdon Iron Works yesterday. Both | | men were treated at the Harbor Hospital. | N. J. Braclawski, a machinist, fell into };a“'l[l‘;t” | the hold of the steamship Sonoma yester- | iy day and sustained some severe injurles | Belgian Kin about the scalp and shoulders. | Alifance. . | s i e | ey Information for Mariners. | ate of Cal... storia... | o | The following report of the captain of | | the bark Vidette has been issued by the branch hydrographic office: Captain Adam Dodd of the bark Vidette re | ports ta the hydrographic office that on Mareh | 12, 1:30 p. m., when in latitude 34 degrees 42 | minutes north, longitude 122 degrees 2 mi utes west, or 104 miles north 2 degrees west | from Point Conception, he saw the stern of a | vessel—forward part entirely submerged, no masts or loose wreckage to be seen; from ap- Queen Arcata rtland and Astoria. Ports Panama & Wa Destinati Francisco Bay. Published by officlal au- thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street whar{) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; Nt BOTTLE CURES | MAKES WOMEN STRON hroe years. We tried g withodt reliel andk speat mach ‘wife was for t] . We e relief ant nml:y’ Last w'l:‘tuekr 1 read one of your almanacs. My vf!a tried the Wine of Cardui and four botties cured her. She attendad to all het household duties and loaded and unload- ed hay. This medicine gave her stren; Formerly she was weak and could bardly get Y but since sho has been taking Wine of Cardui she feels stronger than whon she was 20 years of age. I would yeoars ago. had heard of Wine of Cardui and Thedford’s Black-Draught g JOSEPH ALOIS GISRNHAFER. No woman has ever taken Wine of Cardui and not been benefited. Mrs. Eisenhafer had tried everything during her three years' sickness and had spent considerable money. She was weak and could hardly get about for three years Y WINE=CARDU Now after taking the Wine she can work with her husband in the hay ficld. That is hard work, but it is not as injurious to a woman’s health as labor in stores, fac- tories and offices where thousands of girls are closely confined year after year. With the aid of Wine of Cardui a woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy health. The health that Wine of Cardui brings makes a woman vigorous in body and mind. mmmwfimmspmmmgmmwmsm Wine of Cardui regulates the dsordered menstruation and cures leucorrhcea, falling of the womb and pgriodical pains in the head and back caused by standing or sitting a long time in the same position. Thedford's Black- Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and blood in proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance is the natural result. Most cases are cured quickly. Al druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui and 25 cent packages of Thedford’s Black-Draught. For advice and literature, address, giving symptoms, “The Ladies’ Advisory Dmrtm':xe," The Chlt':anoop fiicdlo'me ‘ompany, Chattanoogs, Tenn. AMUSEMENTS. SAR FRANCISCO'S LEADING THEATRE AMUSEMENTS. ' MOROSCO'S GRAND OPERA-HOUSE EASON GRAND OPERA. SEV BRI IR, PIERGE'S ELEGTAIG BELT: COLUMBI N AR [ LAST 5 NIGHTS-MATINEE SATURDAY. CH OPERA COMPANY. AL :.‘\\“ A \ | DE KOVEN & SMITH'S OPERA, Under the direction of C. L. Graff. A 0 W orid n Flectrical Inven- Owing o o slight cold M ‘sembri tyhoty ks Bl Gur hed Wedrd | THE HIGHWAYMAN. | W5l %l i et S - phos on— M e Belt of the Century. It sends a LY ’i - . 1 7 performance of R Sl Ihreats the Smoag | T Oiber Wik the Wasid'e Cliatest Fémonc, LA TRAVIATA" t;\vor[u dy from Nervoas I Will instead be ‘(I\'t: on Monday evening, | farch 25th | Tickets May #Be Exchanged at the Box-Office. Madame Sembrich will, however, positively appear on Saturday afternoon, March 2, when Donizettl's “DON PASQUALE Will be given with MADAME SEMBRICH AS end to Foct, curing Clronic and § | ses and (Veakness of Male or Fermale 4 | as if Dy A £5 positive ave, we ihat no other belt is the eq; of * Dr. Pierec’s,” that we will send it &N APPROYAL for compatison with Ay belt now sold in Ameriea. **Keeng is Eelleving.” NOTE.—We never send belts *On Tr'al” there. fore in Grdering i 8 run of contracting ~iim biscasc or ofher Disorders by using an lmyfllvnms previeusly worn by ather o) ) ¢ “Book gerone Gall.orsend asc. Xo.2" Address: PIERCE 0. ) New York, § | ¥, (nedr Wt ¢ Street, San EFrancisco. LA LOIE FULLER, In the “Archangel” and ““Tempest. Friday Night—SOUVENIR EVENT. Autograph Photo and Floral Souvenir. BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY, P First Time in This City, CHARLES FROHMAN Will Present the Suc- cess of the Century, e LITTLE MINISTER By J. M. BARRIE, | Conductor, Signor Bevignani Repertoire Second and last Weel row (Thursday) morning. formances will be kiven om aday, instead of Tuesday . as previcusly annouynced. Monday Evening, March 25th. Only Per- formance of Verdi's “LA TRAVIATA." MADAME SEMBRICH AS VIOLETTA : E Founded on His Novel of the Same Name. | yeqnesday evening, March st Evening e | Performance, Donizetti's “LUCIA." % | MADAME SEMERICH AS LUCIA DI LAM- 1 MERMOOR, (Last) Matinee Saturday. March 3th. to be | anncunced. MATINEE TO-DAY (WED.), March 2. Parquet, %c, and seat; Balcony, 10¢; Chil dren, 10c, any part except reserved. “*NEVER BETTER.” |sverr =v SMITH & CAMPBELL: TECHOW'S CATS: | COAKLEY & HUSTED; AMIEL: BUNTH The Mammoth and M: Production of the World! & RUDD CO.; MR. and MRS. MARK | T FIG NEW YORK SuRpny: DEaTRICE MORELAND & | "L B A R SATION. VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEN | CO: 1S MASCAGNO. A NGEL ave en in use over ty | orFr years By the § o | Ko nae o 1 | . 22 AT R x lowers. Positively cure the] - P E N —~THE GREATEST SUCCESS— worst cases in ol and young | & hieved by & new company in a new play. arising from effects of sel- Byex o % s vlas. FIRST TIME IN THIS CITY! abuse. alssipation, excesses o | & Manhood, Impotency, Lost Power, Night Losses, Insom- & | nia, Poins in Back, Gvil Desires, Lame Back et v et Nervous Debility, Headache, Unfitness to Mar- Vericocele or Con TeT s CENTS potency to every pondent; a cure is at Restore undeveloved organs. or money refunded with 6 boxes. Cir- Addres¢s BISHCP REMEDY CO., 8an Francisco, Cal. GRANT Phone South To-night and every evening this week. Regular Matinee Saturday and Sunday. Dion Boucicault's Great Irish Drama, COLLEEN BAWN. UE _SCENIC_PRODUCTIO: GREAT CAVE SCENE. ry, Loss of Semen, stipetion, Stops Ne of Evelids, Effects Impart vigor and function. hand Stimul. box: 6 The €alifornia (o] rvous 8 5.€ JUST THINK OF IT—— SATURDAY NIGHT—LAST TIME! BRIGHT, PRETTY, ' s CHARMING, CLEVGR THE Oc. 1Se, 2 s TELEPHONE ‘i GIRL #eo. ww any M YOUR BOSS-YE! . 2S¢, e, TANFORAN RACES "t THE SAN FRANCISCO JOCKEY CLUB. Week March 18 to 23, six high-class races each day. First race dally at 2:10 p. m. Trains from to culars 0 e free. is st CO., A PICTURESQ SEE TH PRICES NEXT WEEK—Mammoth Production of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN! Evenings. Matinees. 1000 MARZET §7. et 62472, 5.7.0c. The u‘:.ym Anatomical Musenm in the World. Weaknecses o 2ny contracted discase pe=iticoly carod by the oldest 5: cu tiw Const. Bst. 36 yoars 0. JORDAK--PRIVATE DISEASES § Coasultation fran and stric Treument personally or by letter. A Fos.tiws Curs in every case undertaken. WIS valuabie book for men) RDAN & ¢®,, 106! Market 9t 8. F. PALACE BELASCO & THALL'S CENTRAL THEATER. TEURSDAY NIGHT, March 21, 1901 BENEFIT These hotels pos- | sess the attributes | that tourists ?nd Third and Townsend, 7, 10:40, & m., 1340, a“d travelers appreciate || FOR DEPENDENT MOTHERS, WIDOWS |1, 1:30, 3 p. m. Returning, leave track 4:15 and —central location, AND ORPHANS OF ENGINEERS WHO | thereafter at short intervais. Rear cars re- served for ladles. TROUS WRECK OF THE Week of March 25, SEVERAL BIG EVENTS ADMISSION, INCLUDING R. R. FARE, §L5, SoS- RIO D_E__JANEIRO: MILTON S. LATHAM, Secretary. | E. 3. POWER, Racing Secretary. CHUTES AND Z00 iy At LEAH MAY, The Tallest Woman in the World. BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL TO-MORROW NIGHT-THE AMATEURS, In their latest novelty—SACKS OF FUN. Teleokone for seats, Park 3. liberal manage- LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE DISAS- ment, modern ap- pointments and GRAND HOTELS, San Frang'sco, DR. CROSSMAN’S SPECIFIC MIXTURE For the . Cur> of Gonorrhoea, Glosts. Strictures and logous comolaints of the Organs of Generation. Price $1 a bottle. For sale by druggists. perfect cuisine, American and Eu- ropean plans. Given Under the Auspices of the MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL ASS0- CIATION Na 3. Tickets - - One Dollar. «TIVOLI+* EVENINGS AT 8. A_):.{rm):! SATURDAY | the helght of tide Is the same at both places. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, McBurney's ——|| “BVERY ONE MARVELS" ||— " At the Brilltant Production FISCHER'’S CONIEE Nguss. The Flechtls, Sam Holdworth, Olive Vi - NEW WESTERN HOTEL, JCEARNY AND WASHINGTON STS _RE- modeled and 1enovated. KING, WARD & Sun rises Kidney and i G b g ©: Co. o the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the v in the order of occurrence as to time of ; the third time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts given are in addition to the soundings on the United Statos Coast Survey charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of ghe lower low waters. CURE ONE BOTILE CUR S Now being so extensively advertised is the very best seller that we have, and after once using no other rem- ady will'Fou aliow a druggist to sell ou. YWe recommend it as a_strictly Pure Vegetable Compound, and it has given more satisfaction to our patrons than any other remedy that we sell. ill conyince the most Time Ball. kA'l;ml ‘“ ! d i t Branch Hydrographic Office, U, 8. N, % skeptical that one dose relicves an nch Hydrgeraphic Office, U &N Mer-| B OXE BoTTLE CURES ERI DRUG CO., 131 Seventh St.. San Francisco. McBurney's Kidney and Bladder Cure is & certain and thorough cure for pains in the small of the back, stone in_ the bladder, Brighu's disease, female trou- Dles, incontinc.ce of urine, brick dust deposit, bed-wetting of children, gravel, I stcnes, thick, turbid, frothy urine, dropsy, dfabetes, ‘Fheumatism. ‘Don't let the Aruggist substitute any remedy for McBurney's. but insist upon March 19, 1801, The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building was dropped at exactly hoon to-day— 1. e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 o'clock p. m., Greenwieh time. 3 CALKIN: Lieutenant Commander, U.' 5. N i charge. Trustees Want to Resign. Accompanying the account of the trus- tees of the James Lick Baths, which was cBurney's. ONE LE CURES. filed Monday, is a request by thres - ousan orse o their number, Frank A. Sumner, J-fmfif -~ oy o wrr?t;m"g XK. Wiison and James Stern, that they be relieved from their positions. They as- o rt that thelr private affairs will no McBurney's remedies are for jonger Eermlt them to act as trustees. sal tage s nry E. Mathews, the fourth trustee, is 949 Market st.. side. He wiliing to coniinue in office. “THE ‘ WEDDING DAY !” BOOK BY STANISLAUS STANGE, MUSIC BY JULIAN EDWARDS. POPULAR PRICES.. «.25¢ and S0¢ ‘Telephone—Bush 9. EXCADH THEATRE "’ ..\WILL MAKE YOU SMILE. _ TO-NIGHT *R80A0¢° The Funuiest Farce ea Earth, The Proper Caper From the Madison Square Theater, New York lian Jeanette, Chas. W. Cogill, Trizeda, H. A Bentiey, Chester, and Hinrichs’ Orchestra. Re- | CO. European plan. Rooms, ¢ to $1 50 day; e Matines S servy ! nday. | 5 to $8 week; $§ to $20 month. Free baths; hot and cold water every room: fire grates in every | room: elevator runs all night. Se. Overcoats and CAFE ROVAL 2 DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Pries Lists Mallai on Application. COAL, COKE A D PIG IRV J.C. WILSON & CD.. 3.5an: Telephone COPPERSMITH. C.W. SMITH, £ o’y 18 Washington st. ‘elephone FRESH AND SALF MEATS. JAS. BOYES & 03 & ™ imd™ T LUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD & ELLIS, 415 Front st., 5. F. Phone Malin 1719, 4 PRINTING. E. €. HUGHES 511 J&Tfi& B F. PRINTERS. BOUKBINDERS. THE HICKS-JUDD CO.. 23 First Street, San Francisco. STATIONER AND PRINTER. 305 Calitornta PARTRIDGE Telgsrepnic Corner Fourth and Market, 8. F. Try our Spectal Brew. Steam and T, Street. ain 1964, St t and Speclalty. 16 and in 5641 PRICES—13¢, e, e, Se. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Next Wesk—T00 MUCH JOHNSON. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S HALL. FRIDAY NIGHT, March 22, at §:15. FAREWELL POPULAR RECITAL! CARRENO, POPULAR PRI .__NO HIGHER! Re- served seats on sale at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s. | : Weak Men and Women SHOULD, USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE great Mexican remedy; gives health and strength to sexual organs. Depot, 323 Market. Weekly Call, $1 per Year