The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 22, 1901, Page 17

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, THE EMPORIUM. WLEY CITIS PLAN TOBETHER and Night Shirts. Men’s Underwear THE EMPORIUM. New Filannels. A graat vaus in twilled French Flannels, a s50c quality in the leading pla'n colors, just THE EMPORIUM. 1 s § ! % ; § | § | ; § § é § § z | HE EMPORIY GoldenRule Bazaar. 1901. 1% ] THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. ] THE EMPORIUM. RERERRRR RRRE RERRE KRR ERRR RRRR R W RRE KRR KRR KRR RERE RN R CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE Sheep Skins 41c. ‘We have secured another tiz lot of those 75¢ colored Sheep Siins at a little more than haf their va'ue. They are good average 75¢ skins for burning and decorating, and the specal price for Monday cn'y wiil oL SRR S 4ic Men's the thing for wai ts and wrasper-, pir yard, [ F eece- Lined s Merino, in ' o Sanv J oaquin Qommer- b ten P ShT fin i st Paseh e« Bl cial Association in i < (g v R e Conference. o Advertising Will Be Done e Among Eastern Knights of Pythias, Men's Gray Meri 2L.—The San Joaquin | soclation convened | and a sp'endid va us at the price ; suit. ... Men's Hoslery —Me: blacks and tans weights, best value in the market at the price; per par of Bakersfield called the | nd an address of wel- | by Orrin 8. Hender- | the Board of Supervi- ted as secretary. } Ingly to the re- | ent. In speaking | and the work s very optimistic trimmed; each. ished gagggent that will not shrink, per garment . -1/ Boys' Golf Shirts— x-president of the assc- | per on the Supreme | p MEXE L4048, L0 of Pythias, which | It material, to be wora with white collar, exch, rancisco in 1902, tive presentatic 50 in b he railr and other .y, who spoke Knight of Py- Make it a point to s:e our showing of news ived to unagertake R fin'shed, Underwear—The cele- | brate] New Britain miake, a well made and nicely finished fibric, good wint r we'ght, | $2.00 10 and woolen, in grays, in mediim and h-avy . 25¢ Boys’ Uncerwear — Good winter weight, merino, ‘n giay, a well-made and nicely fin- fortable shirt for schaol wear, cuffs of same Silks --Veivets We've got some of the best va ues do litt! and became en- The > co-ope- be given in- ansportation, side trip to an interesting truction of by H. A. P strongly ad- ds and gave e immigra- in This Valley™ d farming ted at the e general Southern f OF INTEREST TO P.:.O;LE OF THE PACIFIC COAST Changes Made in the Postal Service and Pensions and Patents Granted NGTON, § e Pe follown Oregon an Ray, . fruit- Wishart, Wright (relssue); and W 1J. Hullt, ake: Fran Dem- 1.—The Post ounced the mmission Bryn Mawr, 10, Washington Bick L) $2; C ) oma, $8 Curiosity Costs His Life. LO8 ANGELES, Be Japanese in the emp! uys, ® accidentally f the Hotel Van killed yesterday WaK anx- worked, and shaft he stuck balun: soended upon hix head. He was crushed by the 480 pounds of iron into the nar- | row space between the welghts and the | grating Redwood City's New Depot. EDWOOD CITY sl »f the materi srection of 1 thern Pacific Company io build rger and more impos. ng structure, The depot wul be erected | apon the triangular block of land several hundred yards s of the present build- ng and neare; nter of the city. The se MOt OCCUY depot_will be 1 into law - gardens. h CONSUMPTION CURED. old physician, reti sm_practice, had d in his hands by st India mission- iry the formula of & simple vegetable remedy the speedy and permanent cure of Con- sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Phroat and Lung Affections: also a positive ind radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints. Having tested its won- Yerful curative powers in thousands of cases, ind desiring to relieve human suffering, 1 will 4 free of charge to all who wish it, this in German, French or English, directions for preparing and using. i mafl, by addressing, With stamp, naming RERERER RRER RERRRERRY RN R EERRRRRE KRR KRR RRR Y RERY RERRRRRY KRR RRRRR KRRV RERR RN icements to Thomas Gray, | Clarkston, | BEEERREERERREE ERRERR R RRRE RERRE R R R ErR PEERP RE R RERR RERERR RS RRRR PEPREERER ERRR ERRRRRRR KRR RRRRY RR R RRRR BRER R RN RN R l.~Joe Kato, a' | ATTACKS THE BOSTON hie paper, W. A, Noyes, 841 Powers block, tochester, N. X. that we have ever shown, most of them un- equaled e'sewhere for exclusivencss and eco nomical pricing. Here are three of th latest weaves marked at Emporium pri Persian Novelty Silk—z21 inches wide, in ar: to be styli h this s:ason for shirt wai and trimmings; per yard wide. finich and is guarantecd | bas a beautiu x> wear and warr, to wash well; will make x ood shirt waists and costumes; comp'ete H E : i B 3 lire of mew colorings, per F oom.. . $1.00 Panne Ve'vet—1g and 20 exra quality; all new rich co orings; the velvet is very much in demand at present for millirery prposes; peryard 87 25 and $1.59 New Arrivais in Ladies’ and Girls’ Furnishing Dept. Bal ' Wool Sacques...... .....50¢ t $1.5 Babies’ Wooen Hoods.. . . 52¢ o $1.00 Babi s’ Gretchen C a . $3.00 - $6.00 o, Chidr n's Jackess. .. w4 $3.25816 59 i) Children's Dressee.. ... 2 $1.750 $12.5) Ladics’ K'm I g 25ct $1.uw 5ie v ¥1.00 Boosk Specials Captain Ravznshaw, Winwood, pub ihe: by teauttor of Philip price $1.50, our price £1.05 The Crisis, by Wirston Churchil, pu‘lisher's paiated trunk wi | be on spec- ial saleat slmost top tray with large apartmet for ha's, and an extra dress tray, stout coraer bumy ri, best ex- celior lock and larg: bolts, four s'at' on top and two all arouni body of trunk; six sises, aR-inch, ragulary £6.50, Monday., ge-inch, regular’y §7 oo, Monday «inch, regularly §7 M:n! ch, r guarly $8.00, Mon{ay .'.13 10 ~'rch, regu'ary §8 Monday... $6. inch, regu'ary ; 9.00, Monday... $6.8 CGouch Cavers and Pilfows. We bave just received 2o diff rent patreras in couch covers, Keavy, soid Ordental efleg's, nove ty Turkish patiern, they ere hinged all around, faur grades, cach, | $2.75, $3.50, $5.00, $7.50 Ma'e Up Pillows—1co different ityles, o'l yeady fcr use, each, $1.00, $1 53, $§2.00, 3 0O Photographs $1.00. Taken as Thoy Shou'd Bo Takon, Carte de Vi lte—2'¢x23( inch's, on heavy beveled-edge mounts, per dozen, ... 81, 00 Mantel'o Size—4x6 inches, on heavy beveeds edge gray mounts, dozen $1.50 Cabinet Size — Al size moun's, doz..$2.50 . THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL Puget Sound Methodist Conference on Record Against “Higher Criticism.” OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept. 21.—At this morning’s session of the Puget Sound conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church the resolutions introduced Wed- nesday practically boycotting the Boston Theological School and Garrett Biblical Institute were reported from the special committee greatly modified but still con- taining a scathing attack on the two in- stitutions and deploring the further re- tention of the teachers. e resolutions as reported were adopted unanimously with ‘but little debate. This places the conference on record as being opposed to “higher criticism."” 4 Le Thief’s Quick Trip to Prison. SANTA ROSA, Sept. 21.—William Jones stole some buggy robes from a loce! stable of the ncw co'orings and comb'nations that | | $1.50 This silk ino Frice Sil SR S TwoUnmatchable Dress Goods Bargains = Monday 1000 yards of 38-inch All-woo! Sacking—Exceilent quality and weight, in all of the naw fall shades and mixtures, such as reseda, old rose, cade: blue, royal blue, castor, navy, brown and garnet, a very useful fabric for waists, wrappers and children’s dresses, and one of the B'g Store’s greatest dress goods values, atto-morrow s Special bticeiiper ‘yatdabie s laet s Sl SRSl TR Sl L Sl i L L S v 500 yards of 52-inch Rlack Cheviot—Positively all wool, warranted fast dye and a splendid quality, an excep*ion- ally gcod value at the regular price, $1.00 yard, an extraordinary offering at to-morrow’s 35¢ 69¢c i | been full pisces. lowing prices: est | 1;-inch Lustrous Taffeta, Satin Duchesse, ists 5-'nch briant Parisian Taffeta, solid or changeable colors, 35c per yard qua’ity, for. . 7-inch Taffeta ........ . 19e also 4-inch double-face ties; for . 75 6 and 7 inch bon, 50c, 6oc and 65¢ per yard quali- neaux Ribbons, rich colors, Sale Loom Ends Ribbons. We have bought about gs00 yards of Marufacturer’'s Loom Ends of High-Grade Ribbons at atout half what they would have cost us if they had Thzse Loom Ends ¢ome i1 leng hs from 2 to 7 yards. Are in perfect condition, ail of this season’s weave, the finest goods manu- factured, such as Satin Merveilieux, Liberty Satin, Taffeta Parisian, in solid colors cr changeable, in white, pink, blue, cream, nile, turquoise and cardinal. To-mcrrow we will begin to dispose of these beautiful R.bbons at the fol- Pirisian and 6-inch Liberty Satin Rib- .................. 33¢c High-Grade Novelty Parisian Lumi- quatitier, for. . 6-inch Taffeta Parisian and 424-inch fatin Mer- veilieax, the 45c and soc per yard yord quality; forl oo LSO AR R 6 and 7 inch Satin M:rveilleux double-face Ribbon, beautiful colorings, the $1.25 per yard Women’s Under=- wear and Hosiery. Lafies” Un- % shrinkab'e Wool Mixed Vet ant Pant, Jersey ribbed -vests, high neck, long sleeves, pants French bands, ankle length, color natural gray; Ladies’ Unshrinkable Wool Mixed Union Suits—Jerey fitting, the Oneita style, buttoned cclors natural or white ; across chest, . $1.00 Children’s Heavy Fleece-Lined Cotton Ves's Pants and Boys’ Drawers, Jersey ribbed, sub- stantially finished, natural gray calor, sizes 18 to 34; per garmene. B DC Ladies’ Wobl Hose— Australian Lamb’s Wool, fu'l seamless hose, ribbed: o plain, black and Oxford gray, Merino heel and toe; 25¢ Ladies’ Fast Black Cotton Hose—Heavy fleece-lined, high spliced heels, deuble so'es; pair. ............ LD Children's Ribbed Wool Hose—r1x1 and 211 Ribbed Australian Lamb’s Wool Hose, war- ranted fast back, double knces, Merino heels and toes, sizes 5 to 9 ; pair, 25 e c The New Shoes A stock second to ncne, every new and de- sirable style is here at department store prices. In all there are more than 430 styles; space will permit of the m:aticn of but half a dozen qualities, for 27c¢ quality for Al.o abcu: 1000 yards of Nove tv Fancy Ribbons—Shrrt Loom Ends —ijust what you want for your New Neck B>ws—at aboul half regular 63¢c to Geod Tapestry Carps | special price, tewed, da'd and ined. .. 4 | Linolcums—12 feet wide, made of the cork; in hard.ome ti'e ard inla'd fl.oring Spec'a’ sa'e price | Size,.. 9x6 f-. 9x734 ft. 99 ft. 1 Picc $4 23 $5.25 $6 30 inches long; worth $7.50. fol ed so Waoden B quirter i £5.00; s doors an | Never before have we had such a o . i « = | = hee's, all sizes and widths, Furnifure, Carpet -»« Rug Sale New Cloaks---New Dresses.| ~ - g3.00 of them. Ladies’ Velvet top patent leather lace shoes, like picture, best quality of patent leather, new 28 new styles of Quality—Style—Low DBrices cls—Bright, cheerful patterns, for parloss, dining- reoms, bedroom 5 a” o ha l end swirs; worth 73c per yard, Special ta e rice, Roxbury Tapestry Brussels—The kind with the double strip: the back; good checrfu! patterns; regu'ar pri.e $1.co.. Our special ra'e priss, ... Body Brussels— Whittals and Lowell make; borders to match; an exceptionally | good ine of patterns; none te tar made; regularly $1.40 per yard goods. Hall Sctlce of Go.den Oak, polished with fancy spindled back; 32 Special sa'e price, Rocker like cut—Highly polished, of golden oak or mahogany, unusual chaped arms with 6 spincles sup; ort- ing each arm, worth §8.00; special sile Folding Tables —Suitable for card playing, can be square, worth §3.73; tpecial Kifchen Cabinet—Made of ha'd wood, double §7.cos mgeclil s e palon s o - Ladies’ Dressing Table—1In golden oak or ma- hogany, with a Franch-plate mirror, fancy thup', size 21x ‘- 4 tewildering variety and assortment of novelties as we now have here. $6.45 (o $35 &7¢ " 82¢ New!Jackets) in all lengths New Long Coats and Wraps.,. . $70 o $700 New Veivet Coats and Cap:s.. . $25 fo $150 New.Dresses... ... .45 ....$15 to $125 New Woolen Waists. . ... .$7.25 (0 $7.45 New Si'k Waists ... 83.75 to $35 Our ........ $1.22 of linseed cil and pulverized $5c jor sque rd. @y finest ¢ qu Baties’ New Bonnets. ., | Lincn Warp Mattings—Our own importation; beauli‘ful lins of color- G ...50G 10 86.50 | ings and decigns; roversivie and curable; worch 35¢ per yard, Spsca sae price. .. ‘401 An Extra Special Bargain. hldrea’s New Hats | Al e all-w i rt designs. i y C;I.Eofofilé e M:l W::)r‘.kA;(’uS!g::rcs—Heavy and durable all-wo>! high art designs. Specia $10, $15, $18 Silk-Lined Jack- ets $7.45—A great lot of sample Silk- Lined nsw Jackets, in a big variety of lengths and shapes; light and dark tan and black; all sorts of c'oths and all sizes; some few are slightly soiled and some s'ightly mussed, but all are very fine Jackets; regularly y10 to $7 45 = $18; while lot lasts.. > i B New MillineryY New Millinery! “Ready-to-Put-on Hats” for 75c to $s5o00, in a great varie'y, that will give any one a choice. And such values. S:k Draped Hats, that have real style, 93¢ and $150. Camel’s Hair Hats, with feather pompon, from $#2 25 to #$5.00, unmatchable at the prices. If you do your own trimming, hats at 75¢ to $6 5o, and all the newest trimmings, birds, feathers, pompons and materials of all kinds at astonishingly low figures. o ft. 6inxg f. $7.35 12 flxg ft. $8 40 13 fr. 6 in.xg ft. $9 45 $5.65 $5.95 a5 1o occapy a space not more than 6 inches ed of su'table ash, galdc‘l fin'sh, three- ze, nicely ornamented, .\Amdj $2.45 ccial sa'e price worth . §4.65 1 two drawers atove, v $9.85 price $1.50, the b B, o' s Mcndes | Ali-Over Yokings, | Grocery Specials Here is an Extra Special Mrs. Lincoln's Peerless Cook Book—Mon. | 's"5a K"'d! 98ec. for o"da-y' for Mondfly’ diy on'y 150 | Tiisiia ‘ot of fine washab'e yoking: and ma- | FlOUPr Sale $1.00 Felt Shapes 75:- Roled rim, short back otk e VT R terals for making who'e waiss., They are TQ'H":Y'E':“ fe't, bound with rithon; style as in picture; made of fins lawn wi h tucks, lace and em- | P-¥um brand, . 3 W " 'n: rru"k Sale. troidery. Not a piece in the lot worth les | ~makes the best of cclors paarl, castor, fan) black, navy, brewn; than §1.50 per yard—some of it $2.00and | breal, a thorough- and the price is regu'ary §1.00; Monday on’y aver— on ly eaisfactory, 10-TOITOW ORIY, v vvvnvnsonnns c this ¢ 3 Cov- ony, per yard none-bettsr .t!our, Rl \ el waterprocf money ta-k if you Imported Hats $15 {0 $385. Exclusive styles, New Music 15¢c. No North or South | fvery Race Huw a Flag but the | Coon"'=="“Tummy"'—*L,x Bouton March" | | and *‘La Firsta March," Liguor Specials for Nonday Only. Asti Colcny Claret—T1e good tabls w'ne that wr aways tell at 4ac per gallon, 1p-cla’ Monday at that e sell regularly gsc a bete e, special BBy Vs 4l NG G i #8680 Goed Brandy—Full quait, 85c dem'john, on Men lay \ 62¢ Y ....330 | Jese Mcore AA Whiskey—The gerulne, | are not tulted, reg- wary $5¢ a sick, Mon- Our Own Hals $5.00 to $20.00. Un- equaled sty'es, Monday on'y the fo'lowing rew p'eces of sheet \ \ e e P L U e B BT PR A R LSRR R a third less 4 Bt S g day 80 \ g\ fran el AR/, PP s 2Bc¢ Pantographs (62| Black Fabrics. prices. It has : i | Imported Serdines—Very cho'ce, 25 . a full coveral onday 3 t ' QA simple mechanical apparatus for en'arging A superd stock of the new foll weaves ready for your app oval, Priest- ley’s famous black goods are repre- sented in greater vatieties than ever, To-morrow and during the week: 520 ch Bl.ct Pebble Cheviot-—All wool, perfoct +dye and finlsh, an Ideal fabric for tai'or suits anl ssparate skirts, per yard , y - 46-reh Satin - Frunella=The leading fal weave for ¢ramy gowne, a atylish and durab'e matcria’y per yard $1.25 Ll s make, a new Bon' l.pore Sauce—The genuine, excellent for meats cr fish, ha f-pints, regu'arly age, Monday only, per bottle e we Corned Beef— Rex brand, 1-lb tin, regular’y FTHEY et A USRI e 0o McClaren's Imperial Chezse~ Club siee, jar, i 180 e Shoeting Sale. A mor* excellent qua ity of undr ss'd B eached Sheeting, 81 inches wide for doub'e by s, for which the present mill ccs in 200 por yar', Oa pleturer; an amusing and Instructive imple- mert which enables ary peison to at once make drawlegi which wou d r quire a ‘ong coure of instruction witnout the pent.- 45ineh Crepoline = Priey has b claly priced M h., O acial sl cond d da'nty 2y Wwars daru iy T el B e ey i LB O s e b T L8O That - When Those L cials W' Cannot Duplicate 7.5 o’ s - ‘Ladies” best qual- ity patent leather and Vid Kid Lace Shoes, cloth tops and kid tops, patent leather tips and kid tips, turned soles and hand-welted extension soles, Cuban, military or Louis XV hee’s, have been placed in stoc’c Ladiss’ Vici Kid La-e Shoes, new style.. ... B AT e b eass s $2.50 Mis es’ and Chi'dren’s Vici Kid Lace Shoes, new coin toe and patent leather tip, welted extension sole, spring hee's, Szes 834 to 11 for, .. .81.25 Sizss 1134 to 2 for.. .$1.50 Our $3.5) Line Men’s Shoes censists of the n=west sty'es in patent eather, Vici kid, tox calf, velour calf and calfskin, in all the Jateit siyles and 'asis; better shoes caunnot b: made to sell at the 33.50 price, per pair Toilet Articles High grade well-known brands at prices only possible in the big store. Kirk’s Juvenile Soap, the soc box 250 Emporium Vio'et Water, the soc totde. 35@ Lambert’s Listerine, the 75c bottle, ., . Royal Tooth Powder, the 15c can. Extract Witch Hazel, the 20c bo'tle ... 150 Wright’s Thymo! Myrrh Tooth Paste, 25c 15¢ Dr. Lambert’s Skin Soap, 25c cakes. . .. Imported Tooth Brushes, 15¢ quality for. J 2@ 1 Imperial Paste for all shoes, box.. .. .... 0c Blankets PRNC. R Comfiorters. Sale. Fine White California Blankets—For large beis, 5-Ib weight, an excel- lent wearing and warathe giving bed cov- ing, in neat pink and blus borders, value TN BIANKETS) Eastern White Blankets,—11-4 size, fully 64 inches wide, well napped, warm and service- able, in red or blus borders, per pair.. $1.15 $1.35 OComforters 880 — A lirge lot that were manufactured to sell at $1.38, but in some cases the material is mis- printed, a defect which does not cause the dlightest injury to their usefulness and appear- ance, They are covered with good silkeline . anlfilled with clean white cotton, 28 (] the special price Monday only, eac! Skirt Patterns. A great value In twilled Flanneletta Skire Pate verns, embroldered bottoms, e range of dainty co'orings, worth goc e ipec’al to-morrow only, ..., ' 3’0 Rubber Goods Best grades at department store prices, Imperial Water Bottles, none better made; 600; 2+, 700; 3 1., 80c. Founta'n Svringe, complete outtit, best ty, 1 ., 6805 2 ¢, 780, ™ ‘Gm BR Rubber Bathing or Dusting Cap, on' 280 Rubber Gloves, best qua'ity, all colom, pair ..880 Lipped Sauce. Rics B Hlers— Sad IronStand Windsor Sauc Two « burner Gas Oval or Berlin Meat Chopper— pan—3-quart s2e, DBet enameled ard Handle— B Doub'e « ring Bread toaster for gas Saucrpar— _ Famiy dre, best best enameled ware, inside boller Beo quility nick= eed ware, re olid cast metal, stoves, the reguar 8 quirty; a make, cutsall kin s ware, tegu'arly holds a quats, reg= el-p'ated iron, all tinned cover, ly $2.00; on Wilton toasters, pyr- good, big potfor gen- of raw or cooked agc; spec’a Mon= ulary 95c; Mon- complete; on gi}{-qum 43¢ speclal mle Monday m;ld style; inctad eral we, reguarly food, meat or vegetables, regularly ¢ day on'y.. Monday siee— only, of 40e, _* 85¢; Mon- $1.50, special sale Mondy ........ 670 .. 490 Momiy. 330 ° $1.59 il 260 wy..... B0 iy $1,23 Ab:ortent Cot'on, the Red Creas, Bottle Fittings, good quality, each... . AN RAARRER AR ARUAR WA ANRARRR AU WA AR WA WAARR A AR R WU Wi i KA i wi i aiee Wi wiaal ARARRALIAAE A EMARR AL AR MM AAARA A AEAA LR GAMA R RAEA KA RCAEEMAARA A A AR RR AER AR AAAR LA A AL RARALAA ARAARRAAR QXA ARAARANR AR WARCE AR ARARRRAR RGN NN ARURR WA AR W i i Wi faieieie MIdieie I J0aia @I WAt e Wil N Wia Jieieie Wiaieia iele'iniaia Winiie Wininseieieieie i ieie i Wi 1 and was arresi yesterday, His prelim- inary hearing occurred to-day. He plead- ed guilty and was sentenced to four years' imprisonment, —_— Monument Fund Is Growing. S8AN JOSE, Sept. 20.—The work of erect. ing & monument to the late President Mec- Kinley will be rushed. Organization of the monument committee was effected to- day by electing J. R. Lewis chairman and W. G. Alexander secretary. The tender of the $360 by the San Jose Art Association was accepted under the con- ditions named, that the balance of $10,000 be raised and the assocfation be consulted in regard to the style cf monument. The subscriptions now amount to about $6000 and no canvassing has been done. Special committees were named to have charge of the work and subscription lists are to be placed in the various banks. All the school children will be glven an opportunity to subscribe and the monu- ment will be the popular creation of the eatire county. GARDEN CITY MAN WEDS FORMER STANFORD CO-ED Charles Everett Bailey and Miss Celia ‘Wilbur Form a Life Part- nership. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 21.— Miss Cella Wilbur, ex-'01, and Charles Everett Balley, a business man of San Jose, were united in marriage at the home of Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur at 1 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. Mr. Baldwin of the Palo Alto Congregational Church officiating. Only relatives and cloge friends of the young couple were present. Miss Wilbur was a student in the Latin department while at Stanford and is a sis- ter of Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, head of the department of physiology and histol- ogy. Her home is in Riverside. The froom is a son of C. P. Balley, the San ose stockman, whose ' speclalty is the raisicg of thoroughbred Angora goats. i Probably Incendiary Blaze. UKIAH, Sept. 2L—The planing mill of Orr & Evans of this city was destroyed by fire last night. The loss s $5000, with no insurance. e fire s believed to have been the work of an incendlary. ANXIETY OVER DELAY TO STEAMER OREGON Crack Vessel on_tl; Nome Run Is Overdue and Has Not Been Spolken. SEATTLE, Sept. 21.—Notwithstanding assurances from the owners that every- thing is all right, there is some uneasi- ness in shipping circles over the non-ar- rival of the steamship Oregon. According to the most relfable Information, she left Nome for Seattle fourteen days ago, yet she has not been reported. She is the record bodt on the Nome route, having made the round trip a short time ago in twenty days. Her owners say that in the present case there was no reason why she should attempt to make fast time and that on this account there is no occasioa for arprehension. [INIUBY TO GOVERNOR GAGE IS BUT SLIGHT Kick From His Horse Lacerates the Foot of the State Execu- tive. SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 31.—The injury to Governor Gage in Big Basin yesterday was not so serious as was at first report. ed. His horse kicked him on the instep, cutting the shoe and lacerating the foot. After his assoclates had dressed the wound the Governor pluckily mounted hiy horse and continued on to the camp. The Commigsioners <pent to-day in in- specting the Basin. Those composing the horseback party are: W. H. Mills, Gen- eral N. P. Chipman, Father Kenna, A. W. Foster, Professor W. L. Dudley, H. Lind. ley and Duncan McPherson. Country Residence Burned. SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 2.—The charming home of Mrs. Catherine McKenzie in | Scotts Valley was burned to the ground yesterday. Mrs. McKenzle was away at the time and found her place in ashes on her return. AR, Guests of Santa Cruz Arions. BANTA CRUZ, Sept. 21.—-The singing sectlon of the Turn Verein of San Jose arrived this evening and were the guests of the Arion Singing Soclety. At the Ocemn House Hall the two socleties gave a concert, which was followed by a dance. To-morrow afternoon they will have a fcnic and dance at beautiful Wagners ark. The visitors will return home on Monday. e The Lyceum Clothing Company. P. C. Kelly, assignee of the Boston, will sell Thursday 500 all-wool suits for men, worth $18, for §4 6. These suits are from the Lyceum Clothing Company's stock, made in all the latest shades of tweeds. cheviots and worsteds, single and double breasted, cut in all the’latest styles, tailor made and only $ 6 a suit at 773 Market street, near Fourth. C. P. Kelly, As signee. -