The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 15, 1901, Page 9

; THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1901. SWIFTLY SLIPS FROM THE WAYS Launching of Alaskan Comes Off With Success. She Is the Largest Steamship of Merchant Type Built Here. The steamship Alaskan, the largest merchent steamship ever bullt on the Pa- cific Coast, was successfully launched las! evening at §:23 from the yard of the Union Iron Works. She was In a cradle near the battleship Ohlo, that s to be launched next Saturday. Miss Frances Sherwood Hopkins broke the bottle of champagne on the bow as the huge craft began to elide down ways and named the ves- Attached to the bottle was a long bon on which were the name of the date and Miss Hopkin: e were present on the plat- ladles and gentlemen, men being Messrs. Dimond of \d & Co., the agents of the Ameri- awailan Steamship Company, for the vessel was bullt. nong the busine: Superintend- ent Dick represented Just before the lau a casket containing & large picture of the steamship, above was presented wit was h ajority whic! A m r owl of portrait. the employes of the tators of the red as the ship went down into the A powerful _searchlight was making her progress visible to has a carrying capacity one-half greater alifornian of the same line. 50 tons gross burden, 489 feet feet breadth, with 32 feet She is for the run between Hawai last named port she will bring andise to Sgn Francisco, rt will take supplies to Ha- from Honolulu sugar to the At- —_—— NEARLY A CONFLAGRATION. Gasoline Explosion Sets Fire to Fol- som and Howard Street Bulkhead. There Was a nDarrow escape from a sericus conflagration at the bulkhead be- twe the Howard and Folsom-street wharves Monday night. for the chemical engine on the transport thousands of gdollars’ worth of would have been done. A tank soline boat was being filled when g lad approached the running oil - n There was an ex- of Watchman Russ of the th s out x 3¢ e responded, but were too late. In consequence of the fire the Harbor Commissioners have issued orders that in future all gasoline boats will have te fill their tanks at a place remote from much used wharves. T P Movements of Transports. Williams, | unching and many | EW AMENDMENT MAY BE [NVALID Important Decision Ren- dered by Judge Car- roll Cook. Affects All the Codes Adopted by Last Legisla- ture. Judge Carroll Cook delivered an im- portant decision yesterday in the habeas | ccrpus case of Con Ming, a Chinese fish- | erman convicted of violating the fish and | game laws b{l having shrimps when out of season in his possession. The question at issue involved the validity of section | 628 of the Penal Code, which was amended | at the last session of the Legislature so | &s to protect shrimps among other fish. | The writ was dismissed and the prisoner | Wwas remanded into the custody of the| Sheriff, For the defendant it was contended that the section in question was void, because of the title of the act purporting to amend it. To maintain the point; the Judge said, would be esablishing a precedent which would compel him, if he followed | his own decision, to hold (if the question | should after July 1 be presentned to him) that all of the new codes adopted by the Legislature were void since the tities of | the act adopting them were open to the same objection made to the act involved. “While I feel,” said the Judge, ‘“‘that | when the quesiion is presented to ghe | Supreme Court it is probable that that court will, on the ground advanced, de- | clare the acts adopting the new codes in- | valid by reason of their titles. I do not | feel justified in committing myself in ad- vance on a question of such general im- portance throughout the State. Kvery an is estimated to be 200 tons | an the battleship Ohio, and she | and New York. | Had it not been | I set fire to the wharf. Assistant Engineer Bird | Corbett of the transport re present and they, with the neport wharf, got the chemical engine | cene and in a few minutes the fire | An alarm was turned in from | and Chief Sullivan and a chemical trial court in the State will be called upon Court. 1 will not, therefore, attempt in advance of a decision by that tribunal to decide this question, for should I hold the | act to be invalid an appeal would be taken from my decision, whereas by remanding | the prisoner the question can be at once | presented to the Appellate Court. thick; wind SW, velocity 16 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. SEATTLE—Sailed May 13—Stmr Victorlan, for Skaguay. Arrived May 13—Stmr Dirigo, from Dyea. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived May stmr Glenogle, Glenesk, from Manila. Sailed’ May 14—Bark Carondelet, for Callao. SOUTH BEND-—Sailed May 14—Stmr Rival, for San Francisco. PORT LOS stmr Algoa, for Nanaimo. EURBKA—Arrived M; Suoth Coast, hence May hence May 13. | , ASTORTA—Arrived May 14—Br stmr Oopack, from Tacoma. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived May Endeavor, hence May 1; brig Tanner, Apri ICOOS BAY—Salled Mav 15—Schr Abble, for San_Francisco. ASTORIA—Arrived May 14—Br ship Cypro- mene, from Pis: 14—Br from Puget Sound; Br stmr 14—Stmrs Signal and 12; stmr Pomona, hence STERN PORT. NEW YORK—Arrived May 14—Stmr Allian- ca, from Colon; stmr Californian, from Hono- luiu, via Philadelphia. FOREIGN PORTS. OUTH—Arrived May 13—Br ship Lang- m_Orezon fay 12—Br ship Dunsyre, from Ore- gon, for United Kingdom. HAMBURG—Arrived prior to May 13—Ger ship Maipe, from Oregon. IVERPOOL—Arrived May 12—Br ship Riv- Br ship Crocodile, hence | FAl dale, 2 LM 1 erside, hence Jan 7; AMA—Arrived prior to April 30—Ger bk the first of July to pass upon the validity | | of the new codes and the question then | can be definitely settled by the Supremse | May 14 -Stmr Senator, from Port Townsend. | NGELES—Sailed: May 14—Br | 14—Schr | FAMILY DUTING N THE CANYON Ancient Order of United ‘Workmen to Gather at Niles. Arrangements Are Made for an Old-Time Basket Picnic. S G All arrangements have been concluded for the grand family outing and old-time basket picnic of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and of the Degree of Honor that is to be held in Fernbrook Park, Niles Canyon, on Thursday, the 23d inst. All of the thirty-cne local lodges of ‘Workmen, the two local lodges of the De- gree of Honor, those of Alameda County and those of Santa Clara County Have sig- | nified their intention to make this one of “ the greatest fraternal gatherings that has been held in this- state for years, Ar- rangements have been made to have two trains of the broad-gauge line convey pas- sengers to the grounds, one to leave at 9 in the morning snd the other to leave at 1 in the afternoon. The several committees that are to manage this great gathering have been selected on account of their | knowledge of family outings and they will | do all that can be done to make the affair a most enjoyable one. There will be | games and races for minors and adults | and prizes will be awarded to old and ‘young, beautiful and only fair, fat and | lean, and a special prize to the one who | will ' admit that he is the ‘“champion kicker” of the crder. The following are the officers: Walter Malloy, president; Mrs. A. Morrison, Mrs. W. Malloy and Mrs. Mrs. C. P. Shea, vice presidents; E. A. Smith, treasurer; Wiil J. Beatty, assistant treasurer; .H. Kaliser, chief of police for the day. | The committees are as follows: | General committee—C. Spencer, John Mont- | gomery, F. A. Worden, J. T. Shaylor, A. W, Tuggey, T. W. Ward, J. M. Chase, Gus Pohlman, Leonard Stone, R. F. McKenzle, J. F, Walt- | hour, ‘H. Colson, C. Bloodworth, L. T, Rankin, Frank Norton, Robert Walker, W. M. Doyle, Charles Maisel, G. Mosbacher, M. Glennon, M. | O’'Leary, William ‘Goosh, H. J. Trowbridge, F. n, H. Leavitt, J. P. Whitney, C, W. Edwards, Joseph Lee, Joseph Schuster, T. Grif- fiths, H. McCracken, George Ceavley, J. H. Barron, W. H. Danlels, James Land and A. D, | Hawley. | Honorary committee—Past Supreme Master | Workman William H. Jordan, Past Grand Ma: ter Workmen J. N. Young, W. H. Barnes, Ed- win Danforth, George H. Bahrs, J. W. Collins | end C. E. Snook; Grand Master W, D, Morri- | son, Grand Foreman Freeman, Grand Overseer F. W. Browning, Grand Recorder S. T. Spen- cer, Grand Receiver Sam Booth, Grand Medlcal | Examiner Dr. J. L. Mayon, Supreme Represen- | tative D. S. Hirschberg; Corporate Directors J. | Bowman, John Hoesch and E. J. Fennon; Sec- retary of State C. F. Curry and Herman Schaff- ner; Past Grand Chiefs Mrs. M. J. Stewart, Mrs. B. A. Lovejoy, Mrs. E. F. Mayon, Mrs, N. J. Masters, Miss Margueritte Henrietta Ohea and Mrs. Viola N. Norman; Grand Chief Mrs. Flora J. Nay, Grand Lady of Honor Mrs. Minnie Bacon, Grand Lady of Ceremony Mrs. | C. Albin and Grand Recorder Miss Loretta F. Donnelly. Reception—S. H. Jenner, Mary J. Steart, Mrs, Malioy, M, Zahn, P. chairman; A. Morrison, Mrs. rs. C. T. Spencer, A. Levy, W. V. Postel, D. B. Richards, C. Mann, G. O. Jones, J. H. Danton, E. L. O; H. Stein and C. A. Shea. Mrs. W. 0. H. yarzo, Prizes—C. F. Kimball, O. Herzog, J. B. Mc- Donald, C. E: Sheffer, F. W. Kotelman, Mrs. C. T. Spence and Mrs. A. Morrison. Falleck, D. d J.T. Kidd. —Mrs. Walter Malloy, Mrs. C. P. Shea, Mrs. A. Morrison and Mrs. C. T. Spencer. Finance—Major M. J. Blackman, Julius Meyer and Will J. Beatty. Floor—J. B. McDonald, manager; M. L. Stern, assistant manager; W. H. Krause, Wil- = Shop, Hairdressing Parior, etc. the sights of the West. White Goods 70c. pain weave; in every way cesirab'e as style and quality for dresses, waists, etc., the special sale price for Wednesday; paryard Trunk Sale. ¢ trunk; go *catches; thre ment for hat. 16¢2. able 24 ¢ to match; to-day per box ' Silk Each. intaglio, bloot charms attached; to-day, Wednesday only, each. or jade To-Day’s Best at the very specia! price to- day (Wednesday) only, Ib. Tomatoes—Good standard quality, to-dav, tins . . and Golden Rule Bazaar. interest, etc., can be obtained; Free Parcel-Checking Buredu, Local To-day only, we offer two cases of good grade, seascnable white goods; fancy open work and 102 Canvag cover- ~d, water-proof- anted, four ats on top and twoaround boly ra's lock and long :ta ninges, iu l covered tray with apart- Some of the trunks have two strong leather straps, and some have extra dress trays. The eight different sizes are all 25cPapeteries A fine quality of Writing Paper; Asia, cream, rose and blue t'nts; satin and kid finish; in the fachion- 5 James and Octavo sises; cets of paper and 25 envelopes 6c Fohs 38c¢ Fine quality of Silk Fobs; war- ranted rolei pa‘e buckles; with stone on special sa'e 38¢c Grocery Bargains. Hams—Best Eastern, nice mild cure, 13e Crackers—Champion and Frisco Lunch Crack- The Sale of Ladies’ to at »d 50c Fancy Hosiery for 23c Lyons Si'k Velvet 57¢ Yard. An Amaging Bargain for Wednesday Only. 3 The bigstore’s silk buyer has bzen exceeding'y fortunate in his purchases this season, and many have been the rare bargains that we have been fb!" to offer in this department during the past two months, but none to excel this one. About 1500 yards of Lyons Silk Velvet in a beautiful line o colorings; all gooi, sesonable shades, such as tin, brown, old ros, olive, magenta, reseda, yellow, national blus, light blue, emerald, pink, gobelin, ecru, etc.; velvers that are sold regu- larly at $1.00 ani $1.25 a yard; on specral sae to-day (Wedneaday ) only. . Visitors to the city will find every éohvenience at the Emporium All Market-street cable cars pass the main en- trance, and the terminal points of the Turk and Eddy street electric lines and the Powell-street cable system are directly across the street. I fing - Parlors, with Lavatory, Emergency Hospital and Children’s Nursery adj>ining; an Information Bureau, where ac- curate information of “h= happeninzs ~f the wezk. railroad and steamship time tab'es, strzet-car <ervice, places qf and Long-Distance Telephones, Telegraph Station and Postoffice, Restaurant and Barber Don’t leave the city without seeing the Big Store, with its nine acres of floor-space and its thousand-odd employes—it is one of Positively ends to-night 57¢c ce Silk Waists tizes; regularly 122.55 to $30.00; all at one price while lot Jasts. . . . $12.50, To-Day Only $4.95. $19.50 Worth Up to ";:'ked fur sggcial sale Y’d".“d‘y only, at | We bought the stock of a manufacturer, and while 5,‘:: it "g“;:r PECE ; some few are mussed and soms few are sligatly Regularly. £6.00 soled the saveal hundred fine sl wais are oty n To-day .... $4.55 $48 splendid fresh condition. A'l fin= styles, all colors an s g ey biack, and all sizes; regulary $6.00, $7.50, $10.00 and Reguisrly o Hp $12.505 all at one price Monday and 95 Tosiay 1 o $5.30 $5 70| “hicthelotlst... .. 2325 Sze..... 34in. 36 in. . | $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00 New Tailor Dresscs Reguary. Lz 1850 $19.50—Assorted lot of 200 of the newest Eton ’58'/ O $6.55| Drcges;loome with and some without vest effects; in all the 3 5 & :*; by new co'ors and sty es of cloths. Many of these are nmpl; 5o . model dres-es, ma e in the highest manner; also an all-sil $6:95 $7.20 | jined Beiced Eton Pesble Cheviot; navy and black; all Sale of Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs, 19¢c, 27e¢, 37c. We offer at about half the'r rcal worth, the balance of a lot of Men’s Silk Handkerchi:fs, bought by us from a silk importing house that was winding up its busines. Japanese Silk Haadkerchi=fs with hemst tched borders; som: of them hemsiitched, some of them cord edge; Wetnesday only. 20, 23 and 24 inch sizes; all wide hem- stitched borders; many of them the extra large size that usualy sells for 75c; spec’al Wednesday ony, cach. $ 37c 50c Pitchers 29c. The new shape shown in illustra- tion, a Landsome gold-edged Milk Pitcher, decorated with colored floral 3 $1.00 Wine Sets 69¢ ‘To-diy only, | one of our new decanter, wine glasses and glass tray to match; a spe- cial va'ue at $1.00; the set omplete, 68¢c Sale of Colored Sheepskins A rare bargain fcr those who are using pyrog_ raphy outfits; our buyer bas made an ex_ ceesingly c ever purchase of about 300 beau_ tiful Colored Sheepsxins, the same tize tha, hee a'ways sold for 75c; just what you wan fo."saking pilows and other bumt leathe_ nove'tes; on special sale Wednes- day caly, each . 4ic 50c Pictures 22c. An exceptionally choice line of 16x20 inch carbonettes; 20 carelully selected subjects of You will find here luxuriously appointed Ladies’ Children’s e prices. §0c Straw Sombreros, cut t0, «ereees. . 3DC 75¢ Straw Sombreros, cut 0. .. .eu.... ‘The largest variety and the best qualities in Ladies™ Trimmed Hats making, from our own workrooms, and are fresh and unbandled; never before shown; no better hats have been sold at sev- eral dollars more; RAARAR AARCRAUAR AR R LR AR AR RARTAN R U R RGAR Wi four lots, Wednesday only. .. ..... ... = .....85, $6. $7, $8 Mexican Sombreros at cut 500 1.25 Straw Sombreros, cut to ...89¢ Belt Buckles Less than Half. Belt Buckles that the Big Store (or any store inthis city) has ever shown. It isa manu~ facturer’s full sample line. Every pretty new style is shown in the lot, and prices are less than half those usually asked; to-dav onlys 25¢, 35¢, 500, 65c, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 each KRR ARARAAAARAG AR GA XA R s The Emporium desires to an~ nounce the enlargement and im~ provement of ils workrooms for Hair Dressing, Manicuring and Facial ftreatment, giving the largest capacity and assuring ifs hatrons the finest service in San Francisco. A complete stock of Hair Goods is carried, including whit> and natural gray, and the ‘“‘Vera” Pompadour roll. Stecial pieces are made to order and front picces dressed. In this department wil: be found a beautitul display o novelties in real and imitation shell combs and hair ornaments. In the Manicuring Department none but sk lled operators are em- ployed,and only the best materials are used, Gents’ Manicuring 50+ Ladies’ Manicuring 25¢; Hair Dress- ing 25c. Leave orders for special service at hotels, at very reasonable prices. ! i | : : : : § i § H : | ' H : : i i | | % § § . ewe: " M i i ds, figures and chid The Sheridan, with the Forty-fifth and | Baldur, from Newcastle, Aus liam 'J. Ryan, L. Michelson, H. M. Gunder- ers, new ani crisy, to-day, perbb...... @@ | designs, holds 7 landscapes, fancy beads, figures 2 Fortysixth regiments of volunteers, | pPRAWLE POINT Paseed May 13-Br bark | son, 1. 3, Connitan, L, 3 Manzer dr., Tt W. | K Pures de Fol» Grar—Regus 25 ting todagy | Binty 3 splendid studies, mounted and finiched with 3-inch should reach home any day mow. The | CNEWCASTLE. Aveesaiied April BoBe ship | Dounsy E. A. Dunn, W. B. Kelly ana L. 3, | g Uree e TO M= Tegiar 2 .. 200 | soc value to-day -carbon mat, regulary §oc eac Neckwear Bargain. "22¢ port is seventeen days out from | ama. iy —_— Chocolate— Ghirardelli’s Eagle Chocolate, 1-1b. | only, each 28¢ special sa'e Wednesday only A special sale for to-day (Wednesday) only. 4 | s N-—Sailed M 1-Br ehy ocolate gl # a 4 y gy St g e ey for Dublin. * M| CERTIFIGATES TO BE cakes; tocay only.. 7% 4.5 iceen s 15 - Lace Collars—150 this scason’s choicest and UCKLAND—Sailed May 13—Stmr Sonoma, AHAAR A RAAA R ALGAR AR AR AR R AU AR RACRR RAAARRRRUL AQGRR AR AR WY ¢ i int Venise 4 ISSUED TO TEACHERS Ccflee—Good family b'end, regularly 25c lb.; most stylish cream and ecru Point nia, with the Fortieth; the Safled May 12—Br ship Afon - e to-day ... 5 20¢ hl-:m‘ Cfl”m;s all fheml:"-;' shapes; the regu- the irty-first, and the an Francisco. oard o amination Recommends Claret— uarts, z.50, $r1.75 2.00 s e st i RP—Arrived May 13—Br ship Lel- x 3 year: q 5 $1 Y geewmias. S e Permanent Credentials for a X reguisry §3.00 2 dosen, to-day. .. $2 5 qualities; to-day only . . $1.718 H irty-eighth, - Forty. | COORONELArsived grice fo Asell M—dns Large Number. Harper's Whiskey—Rye or bourbon, requ ar- aM c C d. 3 i.f(‘"“‘}‘_’}_,,,;‘:i"f‘*";‘*‘l; ‘thf’ BEACHY HEADPassed May 13—Br ship | At a special meeting of the City Board g ly $1.00 a bostle; to-day 750 ’Pns ured. k4 IR e Forty meventh, | Relot 07 AUTerR: 1O S48 Tranlero o | of Examination held vesterday the fol-| & Johannis Mineral Water—The king of tabe GoldenRule Bazaar. Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing. Toe Nell, ot g3 " with Forty-second | star Pewtanr. from Hamburs, lowing named teachers were recommend- waters, rzgularly 20c a bottle; to-day, 2 bot- cured by Dr. Carl Dehmel, Su i = s d | stmr Pentaur, T % < , rogularly 5 3 7 y , Surgeon 3 O R e o ntr)en for cificates o Do grantda by ilip tles, 25¢; per dozen ........ $1.48 | CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST=-AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE| dis, mezzanine foor, west side. k1 s in the iast | Peking, for San cisco. oard o ucation: b 3 nteers will be at home. Arrived May 14—Br stmr Dorie, hemce| o .., X The big freight transport Samoa sails | April 2. iy f_’ i, ,_ceb'ggf&‘“g WaRRaReRaNaR et tiieitie Wt Y Kttt Bt vnt Wittt itininitieieinie Winitie il Wittitie Wttt Wittt Rt ekt e ek itk ey r N , via Puget Sound, to-day. She e R i I P R = e e e »out 5000 tons f general supplies NEW YORK—Satled M r Servia, for Liverpool; stmr Georgic, pool. B C, for Burnell, Viola Bruce, B. Smithson, Edith Mary F. Gannon, Miss Margaret F. Haussler, WANTS STREETS REPAIRED Secretary Edgar Painter of the North AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. this port and will take on board R —Arrived May 14—Stmr Pots- | M Lapham and J. L. Murphy. vy 00 tons more at Seattle. The DI | ol TALR M rrived May of Snanent High Schoal cerfificates-sieorge IN DOWNTOWN DISTRICT g g et O T " &ailed May 13—Stmr Phoeniefa, | O: Mitchell, Miss C. E. Wilson. Miss Helen i BE| ano THALL'S . Prines In Dallast P for k. Mierhgmpson. Miss C. L. Hunt, Tlisha Brooks, | North Central Improvement Associa- - s sco ppines in bal | £rom May 14—Stmr Grat | Miss Fidelia Jewett, Mrs. Mary bras. M 5 Use of Movabl ' lfornia. st | RO o New York, via Flymouth, for | Kate Eiliott, Mrs. M. J. Mayborne, Miss Nt tion Suggests Use o et \ WaqeE’ Charters. s lie'M. Owens and Miss Laura T. Fowler. - TRefuse Cans. ’ wa g% rks Andrew Weich, Amy Turner, Al- | FOKOHAMA—Arrived May 14—Stinr Duke of | _Permanent grammar school certificates—Mrs, TO GREET THE NATION'S PRESIDENT. butlding was dropped at exactly noon to-day— | Orr, Isabella Patterson, M. BE. Kaplan, | | | condition. As the Board of Public Works | JAMES O. BARROWS, JOHN LANCASTER And the NEILL COMPANY. v Fife, from Tacoma and Victoria, 1 / diggrresecygeegs ==ty M A Af Julrchiig, Miss B M. Bonslll, | Central Improvement Assoclation = ad- ’ BARGAIN MATINEE T0-MORROW. MATINEE TO-DAY—10c, 3¢, 25c. AR Mrs. i A A e o cmanication 5 it ; atry Time Ball. in, Miss M. Frances Pilzgerald Miss | Of°Bitoe(s Yesterday in which he directs MATINEE TO-DAY (WED.), MAY 15. 25c, SOc. O IGHT AND A s aanday. 7 lroy, Miss M. J. Fagan, Miss May R. | he fact that various down- | Parquet, Zc, any seat; balcony, 10¢; chil- | * TO-NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK. E K Branch Hydrographic Office, U. & N, Mer- | Duraind, C. W. Moores, Missés E. Douglas, ;“f:"l‘“ggl\;‘;gtnie in urgent meed of re- | dren, ilc, any part, except reserved. P gy Ol o LA The Champlon Feather-Welght, hants’ ixchange, an ranc] 3 al., | A. M. Lastreto, Marie Horton, I A oW’ 4 < S e May 14, 1901, 3 AW, e R Fhombeon, S 3 | pairs. " He refers particularly to Leldes- | z" pRrINENTIAL WELCOME BILL MR. JAMES NEILL TERRY McGOVERN The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry . S. Loud, Flcrence S. Haynes, Fliza. | dorff street, where the bitumen is in bad . IN HIS GREAT SUCCESS, “THE BOWERY AFTER DARK.™ PSR v el i e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at §| M. A. Haswell, C. L Sweeney, Mary A. Hous. | has expressed Its intention to repair bi-| “AND COMPANY; BISON CITY QUAR- Presenting CLYDE FITCH'S Dramatie Shipping Intelligence. o'clock p. m., Greenwich u(gn:fi CALKINg. | ton. Jesn EE}i\r’[nnur Klink, Corinna M. Curtis, tuflxi\lnlz%d streets wheneverk xnect?fsta?{' TETTE, ED LATELLE, THE FOUR HUNT. Triumph, A mum;rri‘ll Brzelodralg:. lTerry Mct?vem N arge, | Quinette O. McConnell, Pauline Langstadter, | Painter Tequests that the work in that di- v g . appears as the Bowery Boy in every act. ARRIVED. Lieutenant Commarder, U. N., in charge. | Bjjzabeth Crowley, Mrs. L. A, . " ainter & distriot INGS, ZEB AND ZARROW, THE BIO- A THREE-ROUND CONTEST Every Evening Tuesday, May 14. = Glleapie, 3a. M. A Hoods, Miees . |Zoction be prosectited Hin (the . distr GRATH, { M in the Last Act Between Terry Mc- Luella * % s 2 - named. Gor d_Danny Doughert: River, Green, 76 hours from Steamer Movements. _|F Goaliman, . peatnerly. £ 6. Coleman, | "8 ; also suggests that the plan of Tast Week of the Favorites, FRIE , o HIE PRICES TVENINGS - 100, 1e e, 35, 5o . n i i) = having dirt cans propelled on wheels for | THE AGOUST FAMILY and - MATINERS - e e 39 Levinson, 72 hours from Grays TO SAIL. May T. Camblien, Evelyn Levison, Mrs. & 2 5 — M.'E. Steele, Misses Lucy F. Adams, Helen | the cleaning of streets which is In vogue McINTYRE AND MEATH, | Bvening ......... 2c, 3c, S0c, ¢, $L.00 | Next Week—“SHADOWS OF A GREAT Stmr Czarina, Seaman, 98 hours from Ta- Steamer. | Destination. ‘15111-,1 Pler. | D. Conlon, Roberta A. Thompson, Richard D. | in some Ensterntgmtesnl‘)e p“;in:ab‘f_l‘fl“ligg tololad Saturday Mat\x_r;& e, 3e, Toe' | CITY.” | == = Faulkner, ' Misses L. Kalmuk, ' Martha H, | here. He says tha e cans : 2 ok Petemen: 5 Bosies Do nl | T May 5. | | i ks small. The refuse is frequently SPEC L N ES RA 3 2 n P i | EEriathes.- (0PI N | 2 PooiEter. Bl 1atios B Sos .M‘u!fmfur?fi?:f vr:lrlév\l-gg %o Temain alon‘gb:ilde. when ‘the_y lA MAT[ E < { CING! RACING! RACING! Jessen, 22 hours from Eurel - |Seattle & N. What| 2 pm{Pier 2| Booth, Nellie Kershaw, M. A. Castelhun, F. J. | § lled up and the wind scatters it in 3 SPRING MEETING—Opening April 29, ndor, Anderson, 18 days from san Diego - | 8 am(Pler 11| Moynihan, K. O'Brien, Caroline. B. Bariow, | o dioicaions, - Larger cans would obviate| Thursday, Friday, Saturday CALIFORNIA JOCKE\'( CFLUB 2 : 2| o Nay 16. | | Belle M. Stanford, Lucretia Burnham, Belle | the difficulty and the sweepers would save d Sund > Pearson, 4% days from Co - [Geattle & Tacoma.li? miBler 8! McNicoll, Bessie Mevers, K. R. Paxton, K. T. | fhac s they wore ablo fo move the cai . and sunday. I BEAT OAKLAND RACETRACK H Bruce, Petersen, 1 days from Humboldt . | 9 am/pler 2 Hitehens, Cocllia . Taneiom i ienzabeth | about as they gather up the dirt, Paint 5 S = i I Wi A, Tt .|Puget _Sound ts|1l am|Pier 9 | pmaiine M. B. Curry o . | says. -DA) ¥ v and 2 . W S gt | [onay 3y, 1 I O el e Ntk . B Gy K F G | TR e | . TETRN BAYRER TO-BAL, - |op Wavicl o e = ain ver 1 X Guatemala... |Valparaiso & Wayl12 miPler 3 | oo Athearn, F, M. Frankiin: Louiss Cullen Is Tired of Living. LEADING THEATRE Our President's Greeting. I et o g 5 Boul;{‘nn‘;!:g;)fmm Umpqua. Banta Ana....Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 pm{Pler — L. Lynch, Flora Van 'den Bergh, James Cullen, until recently employed s Elaborate Scenlc Production of Milton Royle’s | Ferry-boats leave San Francisco at 12 m. and N0, 5 | Bl o ! , | Annie McDermott, Laura Heineberg, Fran- ames % 7 a LAST 4 NIGHTS Comedy Drama, | 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, and 3 p. m., connecting Tuesday, May 14. G. Dollar..... |Grays Harbor pmiPler 2| ces A. Mooney, Lucy cNear, A on .the transport Warren, attempted to T o with trains ‘stopping at the entrance to the Stmr Queen; Thomas, San Diego; Goodall, | Fulton. - |@rays - Harbor pmiPler 1€ | 1yo0r 33, J, Barber, Ma clion | commit suicide in Golden Gate Park yes- AND SATURDAY MATINEE. T T e Toa o Perkins & Co. | Ban Pedro.... |Humboldt pmiBler 2| 4 "Sieator, M. E. Case terday afternoon by cutting himself in the James A. Herne’s Great Pla, ladies and their escorts; no smoking. Buy your Ger :irrrnr'llwnge?}):é‘ r\;m;xw_!‘uzges,rulflgznburg Pomona. Humboldt pm f,:‘ji J Marguerite M. Moore, Louise Renwick, Nellle | throat dnd chest with a pocket knlfel. & i a | ferry tickets to Shell Mound. Apll (ralos via ek Albert’ Grirath, = Homolulu: “Williams, | Zestandia.. . |Honoluly am|Pier 7 ) - 1 None of the woul?dsmnrgewgl':!q‘ctl;ed :)Ex;‘e-' ° gl:g:fi:drxln&le“cag:52:‘!:n.):‘:-;m-;wl:yavg:u: Dimond & Co. | Newport..... a m|PMSS ik although the knife blade AlsHty pens | land. Also all trains via Alameda mole co SAILED. G. W, Eider. | am|Pier 24 | tine M A T e ut- | trated the left Aung, h‘,"‘" Py Reserved Seats—lsc, %, 3¢, 50c. | nect with San Pablo avenue cars a: Fourteenth Tuesday, May 14. | Point Arena.. 3 pmiler 2| canettc Bphraim, Jennie Jonnson, . Hoc. | Arinking heavily and while n a desp ® | /Regular Matinees Saturday and Sunday, | and Broadway, Oakland. These electric cars Stmr Arcata, Nelson, Coos Bay. Acme......... mIPler 13 |} emer, Nellle A. Jacobs and Mrs, Grace D, | €nt mood determined to en d g0 direct to the track in fifteen minutes. opander, San Pedro. Leland, Santa Cruz. , Croscup, Tacoma. Bonita, Gipsy Matteawan, Navarro, Jacobs, Bowens Landing. | santa Rosa... am|Pier 11 m|Pier 2 Rival.... Mitcheil Permanent primary grade certificates—Miss cllie 1. Ewing, Mrs. Theresa Davidson, Miss A STORY OF HEART AND HOME. Last Performance Saturday Night. Next Week—DOUBLE BILL, “‘THE FIRST BORN" ani “‘GLORIANA.” Returning—Trains leave the track at 4:15 and 4:45_p. m. and immediately after the last race, OMAS H. WILLIAMS President. 3 Rose C. Gallagher, Miss J. 4. Bigi rs. Beginning NEXT MONDAY, 3 R. B. MILROY. ary. or § ortland, Hall Seattle. | | 4 SEATS NOW READY. B g - g ‘ Puget Sound ‘Ports/1l am|Pier 9 | Hattle B. Stecle, AMiss Marla A. Irwin, Miss ALL OTHER HENRY MILLER R S AND Z0Q 57 Aterasnn arren, Barneson, Seattle. China_and Japan..| 1 pm|PMSS B. Morgan, A N e elee B, SUBSTITUTES 9 CHUTE and Eveni Dendorah, Von Heigen, Hamburg, s T A i s b And s Strong_Supporting Company In 2 ok oplng Anna, Bohlmann, Queenstown. 2 12 amipler 1| ¥ plrmanent special certificates, High School FOR LARD: OR “HEARTSEASE.” * * JOSEPHINE CASSMAN... + icksen, Petropaulov- | _FROM SEATTLE. = ,ivmwl;h '{‘;m?‘f"'?m;i'é‘;."é"“["“i;' BUTTER FOR Seat Sale Begins To-morrow Morning. AND HER THREE PICKANINNIES. SPOKEN. | S— Destipation. . .| #eth. F Ang Annatie D %”“";FF'R“;;"}M.'“ w COOKING Evenings at 8. Matmes satwraay 2t 2. | FORREST ' SEABURY, oy PP — Mooney; cookery—Miss Kate B. Whitaker. = o HIGH DIVER. L Al | Oy ot Way Porter It was recommended to_the State Board HAVE | FAILED onosco’s ““A Splendid Success! TO-MORROW NIGHT_THE AMATEURS N, lon_22 W—Br ship Ar- | Doisnin. .. Way Purts. of Education that Miss J. L. Murphy be BECAUSE OF «“And Has Caught the Town.” And THE LADY BLACKSMITHS ds, for San Francisco. Humboldt. granted a State life diploma. of the gram- THE ODOR ORrR. D OPERA HOUSE i In s PRIZE STRIKING CONTEST. \ SLEGRAPHIC. City of Seattie. mar grade. 3 Telephone for Seats, Park 23. N @il ool el @ AND TASTE RS A A e I i, e [ STy Por twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; SINER THES FLORENGH STONE and JACK WEBSTER, ! | Ruth. Golovin Bay direct. the height of tide s the same at both places. FOOD IN Supported by Our New Stock Company, A | "pALACE nom' TRANSFORMATIONS. PO ARBIVS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, WHICH THEY T8 Dantel L. Hart's Great Drama, . < ARE USED.' 66G ‘( y ] Visitors to San Francisco who make Curious Results When Coffee Drink- | __Steamer bk OVERNMENT their headquarters at these hotels sn. ing Is Abandoned. r - | * | Aonoluty’ " 252 0.2 | er to g it is for |Po A A Good Reserved Seat In Orchestra ver to quit 1he.es. 4% Epian b Kk of, . TR And Astoreny o 0090 10 2 8 B X SYRMEL B | SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MATINEES, Zc. hiskey or tobacco fiend to break off, Grescent City.. |Crescent ity -2 Branch Ticket Office Emporium. | t the coffee user can, quit coffee oflinn, Daaes. - Next Week—'QUEEN OF CHINATOWN.” 1 take up Postum Food Coffee with- ny feeling of a loss of the morning T for when Postum is well boiled ed with cream, it is really better of flavor than most of the coffee almost as hard for an old coffee | Santa Barbara. |[Humboldt . |Grays Harbor . . [Tacoma. .. Siuslaw River . . |Comox . Grace Dollar. I|Point Arena”: \/Willapa Harbor Progreso. Umatilla. Wi 6.5 6:41 0:53]_6.1] 745 NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left R T \ WESSON | ORIN €O ) G) ACCEPTANCE.” One of Stuart Robson's Greatest Successes. PRICES—10c, I5c, 25c, 50c. A Few Seats, Toa. Grand Flower Show, California State Floral Society. Sparkling with Fun and Music. | POPULAR PRICES. 50 and 3o | Teleph: | onie—Bush 3. The Place to Laugh. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, Columbia Minstrel Co. joy comforts and conveniences not to be obtalned elsewhere. Desirable loca- tion, courteous attaches and unequaled cuisine. American and European plans. in p th £ the | R. Dolla: }-snd‘ col)\:mn dflnd t{hzczxfce;zive tleeluol th; Ve NOW? ol 0 e taste o e | Eurek: day in the order of Tence as to time of eaiseonr 3t1e Hike the flavor of fine | Aceru Gay; the third time column gives the last' tide GRAND NAVE, FERRY BUILDING, Black-Face Artists —Sing- > connoisseur Kambyses e e e e ot e an ot ovrseinsed ove st the | 0 Friday, Saturday. ers, Daneers. Comedians, T TR 1 A great transformation takes place in | Bonita are in addition_to the soundings on the United | [ laetdrop hes done, s sopching work, J emens ursday, Y. ' Vaudeville Performers. Dig & s 2 nog-potsonced the body within ten days or two weeks | Queen States Coast Survey Charts, except when a ehango the flavor of tho various foods cooked I t. . MAY 16, 17, 18. PRICES 10, 2 and Soe Py after coffee is left off and Postum Fwod Columbia. America Maru. |China and Japan... it minus (—) sign precedes the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth ‘The plane of reference ADMISSION 25c. Day and Evening. Seats at the Theater and the Emporium. Phone Howard 1974. Whites, unnataral dis charge . or any inflamma- tion, | Coffee used, for the reason, that the o - glven by the charts. B ritation or ulceras g " i is the mean of the lower low waters, oaisgion. floR f mucous meme poison to the nerves has been discontinued Sun, Moon and Tide. W. T. HESS. SUTRO B ATHS. Prevents and in its place is taken a liquid that contains the most powerful elements of nourishment. States Coast and Geodetic Survey— U es and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Pictures at Half-Price. Following our usual custom this month NOTARY PUBLIO AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Room 1015, Claus Spreckéls Bldg. Tenth Floor, e hone Brown a1, OPEN NIGHTS, Open Daily From 7 a. m, to 10 p. m. FISCHER’S CONGERT, HQuse. Damery and Bancroft, Augusta Salvini, Palmer Hy: branes. Non-astringent. vANS Owemioar Co. N or sent in plain b i Fe 4 De Boe, Belle Wilton and Francisco Bay. Published by official au- | oo qip) close out a lot of odd-framed ple- el wn Bathing From 1 8., 10 ngi - Devees Evans. sular It is easy to make this test and prove orit; he Superintendent. ex: -hal ce. Sanborn,| Residence; 821 below Powell, A_mnns% (ON 10c. CHILDR! 3. Evaps, v : sent on_requests these statements by changing from coffee N'ohrm—"r:: 'heh “ond low waters occur at ;ma;f;'co,‘";fi‘m’}‘fe: s‘t‘re%l;l. B ik v ‘Bathing, lncllldllnrudnfl-lon. 2ec. Children, 200. Reserved Seats, ‘2c. Matinee Sunday. . to Postum Food Coffee. the city front (Mission-street wharf) about