The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 29, 1902, Page 20

20 THE SAN The Great July Clearance Sale Begins To-Morrow FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1902. Swiftest and the Most Sweeping Price-Cutting Ever Known. To-Morrow, Monday, June 30th, Begins That Twice=Yearly Bargain Event—the Great Sale; Known Far and Wide as the Most Important and Greatest of All Money-Saving Sales. It's That Great Event that is eagerly watched and waited for by all who have profited by it in the past—a time when extraordinary price 50c ALBATROSS "¢ All-Wool Al- 330 suitable for Te Yard er: SADING SHADES, 3 ht * Blue, Cream ack; anunprecedented bargain. 3¢ vard no goods over from one season a big saving. inducements are employed—a time when cost to us is not considered—for it’s our policy to carry into 4nothsr. B-oken lines, O thousands of accumulations incidental to this great and growing business, have been unhesi- tatingly and mercilessly cut, for we have in viewa swilt clearance ¢f Spring and Summer Stocks, The Greatest Price Reductions Ever Known Wwill prevail throughout the entire month of July. Each and every department will be represented by unequaled bargains—and Every Item that follows means There are thousands more that we would mention if space were not already overcrowded. Unprecedenied Dress Goods Bargai s, id Assortments, Remnants and | duced to... Tremendous Reductions In Sitk Waists and Walking Skirts 3 WALKING 1?&1‘8. worth $4.00; re- $1.48 EACH 500 SILK WAISTS, broken lines. in all_colors and size: R 2 were_$4 50 and $.00 $1.95 EACH duced to Extraordinary Wash Goods Feductions. y H i duced f i t duced f itine Reduced from | $1.00 and $1.25 | Mohair Efamines Recyczdsr™ | Wool Challies. Madras Ginghams ®e“sseds=m | Crash Suifing Re*sgee.t GREAT EMBROIDERY & | et et Botat Do DOC | g0 o et it Wesl Q5 | o0, piek, O, ol Moe | 08, e S Bpruen 3 fizc | UGS NeBNGTIONS. | sf ects 2 allies, y 3ing! n warranted fast YARD. | designs; handsome effes in the YARD. | checks, also solid colors. Good YARD | Dreeses. Was 15c yard; reduced to YARD. EMBRQIDERIES from { y 38 inches wide. The greatest | best colorings; a great bargain at 25¢ Yd. | value at 10c a vard. g el R | Black Goods bargains; actually worth = G pretty_ patterns; - former it | . d H om , . i | Black Broadeloth Recucss from 36-Inch Fecale "edse Cotton Grenadings ®edssec.s” :C | Satin Prunella geed from | Black broa $125 to The very vest quality American 171 40 pleces Mercerized Cotton Gren: | Q | All wool English Broadcloth, Percale, 50 inches wide, 1 meaium € 2C | adines, light and dainty material 1C | EMBROIDERIES, 4 to 7 st Dress (Goods bargain, @Q)C | extra heavy, for Tailor Suits and 89C | roiahi colotings, Bicular valss YARD | for eventae dremses, in shades of YARD. | inches wide, on 'darabié 1 R e Ty oS, O ARD, | Skirts, fully 52 inches wide YARD. | 12%c yard; reduced to. ...T%e yard | Light Blue, Pink, Nile, Yellow, Red, Lav- | cambric; choice patterns for thao Biack. "Hegaiiin® Solorings, YARD. | Actuai value, $1 25; reduced to 89e yard ender and White, ere 15c and 1Se. [] o Al wool inches wide, sheer material d fal an 1 Wo §flc Y,a,!“ | Black Voile Etamine = White Organdy Recysedirom duced from | $1.50 to 98¢ yard | mense bargain at English Cheviot ®° White Cheviot == duced from $1.25 to 200 pieces this season Black Etamine, 44 9 . clegant soft and C | Thoroughly reliable Black C 7T C | site destens, ‘very sheer this season’s fav- YARD. ) inches wide, extra hea [ € all the delicate colorings. orth $1 50 ; reduced to and shrunk; RD. immense offering uced from = < 40c to Irish Dimities ™ 'Sf,rn == the 15c and 20c qualities, In exqui- Novelty Grenadines == Mercerized Satin-Striped Grena- s Dimities, @ quality, in YARD 25 pieces Linen Batiste, a dainty a: uced from | Was 20c vard. T5¢ to In Black 4Qc Reduced from Grass Linen - 20c to sheer quality Grass material for Waists and Dresses. YARD. Colored Crgandy Redssitem To close at..¥d LINEN YOKING, B0 pieces Allover Linen Tacking i 18C dainty patterns; YARD, regular value 506 yard. LAGE TUCKING. 18c nd soft 25c o2 -inch Wi e , the finest as to YARD. | o vty shest. ausiity SOC | Sacperitod atin-Biripsd Coeve 25 Choote trom, exquisite effcets of & lustrous sty Jugte Coissity 2 b 1DIC | insiong vt never sold under 50c a vard. YARD, | iot, the ideal White Skirt and C | Black. Regular value Toe vard; reduced | olors of Einfk, LIERL BING TS FARD. |in Lace Tucike 48c Reduced 0 -.......... ......86e€ yard | Waist material, immense value at YARD. | to .. ..48¢ yard | GO ore 200 vard. '1"45; ;!Fd kll,mn JARD' H e R 0 B n 31¢ ngs; e reg- 5 | White Pigue Regesiirm Plain Nainsook Redssee,rom Lace Stripad Lawns. e e e RIBBOX REDUCTIORS. | 2= fxtra heavy quality for Skirte § @ aln Kainsoo kiocr:" 12 | A reat varlety to_ choose from ¢ ¢ India Linon Yee e ALL-S = resses, a quality that will I - 60 pieces White Nainsook, sof in striped an - Wi 5. s o ot ity : ® 3 g e wel. “esiced TARD. | and shegt cull wiah, ol wy'to [ LG | he fopuar B ‘and 0o values, g TARD, | 00 PSS o Tor ving . 5. 11C | WASHABLE ALL-OVER LAGES. IMMENSE SALE OF WHITE BLANKETS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS. A s variety Never aia them have been g White Blanketas Reduced from better opportunity to eave than you have now—for the goods on sale are of the highest order, well known and standard brands—all of d; this is indeed a great money-saving opportunity. in ~ Point de Parls, Duchesse YARD. and = Normandy All- overs, in elegant designs ing Reduced el Reduced from - . L $450 to | Comforter Bargains "% Tab'e Linen Redvseis Sheets a0 beaging eftects; on SATIN RIBBOH. rhite California We will place on sale 15 dozen @1.15 | 70-inch Bleached Table Damask, S Q) BOe; wers G0c, 60c and e, in_pretty 82.98 of the regular $1.50 Comforters, DA | extra ‘hoavy, 'in very pretty de! LT o ara. - -85 extra keavy quall o filled te EA signs; actual value 75c - 85¢ | i ok i L Pair | 204.%, With ehetce sikoline; sreat B o e Yara and PIECE » Reduted from | YIUS 8% --onus : $1.15 Bach | SR HANDKERCHIEFS, White Blankets =edesss [ [ ina Worth $250, Linen Napkms $2.50 to . 100 dozen Tadtes' § () s vy sy Wiiite Lace Curtaing "Reideato 100 dozen Pute Linen Napidns, 195 [P Iow ases, |muieriees [ > i ; {200 pairs of finest White Not- @ .05 | fully 22" inches: & good wearing &} ® | pretty effects i EACH. ot borders; regular PAIR | {jnoham Lace Curtains, 3% yards | napkin, in polka dot and floral DOZEN ¢ cmbrofdered, lace trim. TAFFETA RIBBON. value $5.00; reduced to... -$3.95 Pair | |50 Chcat variety of pretty PAIR | designs; worth $2.50 dozen....$1.95 Dozen | These are made of}a good wearing 5:‘;6 ln;cd .:li;msz;lé_ched: . Bed Spreads Reduses from | pattérns to choose from........$1.95 Pair 8 Reduced from |and dependable quality sheeting, t0 | duced to..... 100 Bach n €C p $1.50 to m' Linen Crash Re¢yced from Turkish Towels S5¢ to })}:: solddfor less than the goods by |-. TARD . o eany i5¢ to 2 a ‘White _Turkish 2 |the yard. BLI2| o ovene vavean asiont @ | T, Sy it 1B3C | TSt vt e, S INITIAL 5S¢ value; Barnsly All-Li Crash, rand value; reduce: 0ccencsnnnn 8l ‘h | 5 : Rw o | e oo wide: for this 6ai6 at.--: YARD | T S s ;:i:::, osrd 7 HA!IIDKERBHIEFS. | Marseilles Quilts Resess from | Twillzd Crash Redeese from Linen Towels Re$s%s & §1X00 Sheets, Kach | AR glegant line 1 | English Man 8 full Witz ras 8 1-3c to | 400 German Linen Towels, splen- 90x90 Sheets, for. Each | Linen Handker- EACH. 1 sia g § | 100 pieces 18-inch twilled towel- for wear, with nice borders; 45%36 Cases, worth 12%ec, for. Each | chiefs, with hand em- worth EAC ing, extra heavy, good qualit: 5C | S5 "B regular value $2.00 DOZEN |50x38 Cases, worth 15c, for. Each | broldered initials; great $2 $1.85 Each | special leader af YARD | dozen "$1.50 Dozen | 54x36 Cases, worth 20c, for Fach | value at 20c; reduced to Cardinal, Gray 85¢ Moire that is | | ROSIERY and { UNDERWEAR || 1500 saras 00 Gozen extra Ji5c || aia grate, of e PAIR || ular value 5¢, for ... fast | phenomenal bargain at.. “Light Blue, Turquols; 75c¢ BLACK TAMFETA will wear well; $15.00 SUITS for i Here we present the greatest array of Silk Bargains we ever offered. Colored—ali have been greatly reduced, to be closed out, regardiess of thelr original 75c SILK FOULARDS reduced to 2500 yards All hemstitched effects, in a grand varlety of pretty designs, and colors of and Brown; Silk Foulards, this season’s styles, in e: Na: v, Reseda, Porcelain, Rose, Royal, MOIRE VELOUR S Over 1800 yards of this season’s most popular Siik fabrie, in colors of Gray, Purple, Nile, Cardinal, Brown and good value 2t 85c to be closed out at Fine Swise Taffeta, splen- a brilliant Black. € C reg- YARD | duced to Our advice is to be ¢n hand early. 'GREATEST SAGRIFICE ON TAILCR SUITS AND SKIRTS. | $30.00 ALPACA SUITS for | GUARANTEED TAFFETA for The_regular $1.10 quall feta, 22 inches wide, ever: guaranteed for 6 month cost. |$1.00 and $ gnd'w 35 50 C Yard avy. Chambray, ~ Oxford All our fine $2 50 Waists Ginghams, Patistes and Whit> Lawn reduced EACH MARVELOUS OFFERINGS IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. Over 9000 yards of this season’s cholcest Silks in Walst and Dress lengths, Values like these are bound to result in the, most enthusiastic selling, .25 NOVELTY SILKS reduced to The grandest of Silk bargains, 2200%yards Novelty Silks, In rich Persian and Du Barry effects, tum and dark; silks that were $1.00 and in elegant color combinations, $L.25. ... in med- | $1.00 BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE reduced to 1200 yards of a good quality Black Satin Duchess, absolutely fast Black dye, fully 24 inches wide, well worth $1.00, reduced for this sals at Sensational Reductions in Ladies’ Suits. Goats. Skirts and Shirt Waists. The coming week, beginning to-morrow, will witness the most phenomenal price reductions in the history of our Suit and Walst departments. worth of this season's best siyles have been grouped into low price clearing sale lots, and no matter what the loss may be, every garment is marked forequick disposal. PHENOMENAL WAIST REDUCTIONS $5.50 SILK WAISTS for $§7.50 and $10.00 in 8122 Thousands of Dollars’ $7.50 WASH SUITS for vash Sults of Grass Linen and 2l45¢ Each REDUGTIONS ON NECKWEAR TOP COLLARS. Eanlznslln Styles that Teueda torxacs 10C TOP COLLARS, A by t i white and cot. 18C ored eftects, that EACH. were 40c and n Black and 505.. 155, 85c PEAU DE SOIE for | $1.50 PEAU DE SQIE for LAGE COLLARS. Black Taf- A dependable quality Black Peau de Remarkable value, one that we guar- $1.00 Lace Col- 390 vara Q@ | Sole of a rich lustre, extra @Q)C | antee to Eive good stistaction, 98 lars, many Te- . siways sells at 85c; re- perfect In weave, Worth $1.50, C || styles 'to_choose BACH. .. YARD | duced to .. YARD | for ... g . YARD || trom; reduced to........ 1 $4.00 and $5.00 BOLERDS §) 95 The biggest bar- in Lace EACH. gome effects, that sold at $4.00 and $5.00; re- duced to. 25 Egch 50¢ CROATS. WAISTS for Immense reduc- Hons have peea BDOC made in Ladies’ EACH. Belts; this season’s lead- CEILDREN'S 1mH;.";i‘:;m;nz*‘“;;i;"z:;';:.sszz 628 | A 2o g ey fuis 1o GUG2 | I0% ST iy BAE BD0R| Sk Waisie of Foan it Sole B8 | supey wesba- g UNDERWEAR | lined jacket: skirt full faring EACH | style are handsomely finished. EACH in the leading colors and black. EACH | tucked and Persian trimmed; in EACH | ble Croats, the | flounce. Were $15. i“‘ere $30 each. Were §5 50, for.. ach $2.98 ;:nlurs and black. Were $7 50 and $10: ‘:t“= s‘fon;‘tyg‘k E&\CHd Ribbed Vests | et | Tor Each $3.95 !De ‘51'0& E“:::h | A i iS00 WASH WAISTS for : : i $ : : § $1.75 WAIST: | 20.00 S4ITS for o 26,00 TAILER SUTS for |, 2oy v s o2 49| $1.50 and $1,75 WAISTS for |~ gecT suLe | OB o ade of the fin materials .95 | rante 'ast colors. Vere re- g e olo- v caichy S162% | et Tiac e | o " I 1257 O | $200, .50 and $1.00 obby yles g e ';“ = 1™ B TA& tiaots it ons & - led; Immense value at...... | 2 Tt liged? o greal varicly I the leating colors | €9 B0 WASH WAISTS for Belts for I l | $15 $20 PEAU best_mal reduced to. ir the S | 520; WASH CRESS SKIRTS Lades’ I SSC “H $22.50 e value for a fine lot ; very tastefully trimmed; 9 SILK DRESS SKIRTS for oken k Venetian o $T2| nicely BACH Cheviot, DE SOIE SKIRTS for| £ § EACH | sold up to now at ..Each $11.75 e and Taffeta et and Venetiag, trim Molre and tucl fects. grand SILK COATS for | value. | |$10.50 and $12 WOOLSKIRTS for | & $7.50 DRESS SKIRTS for These are made of Cheviot Were $7.50 each. | $5.00 CLOTH SKIRTS for roken lines of La SILK ETONS AT HALF-PRIGE. g Broad 1 hand: B €22 black FACH | Reduced to Each $7.45 | and 5 - $1.50 SILK PE( Enormous reductions Silk Petticoats, made Taffeta; trimmed with cordeon’ plaited_flounce; black. os', Dress @O Ladie: med with Lace edging of fine cambric; good Boc each. fine TIGOATS for- ‘Were $7 50 each. $10.00 SILK PETTICOATS for LADIES’ 50c GHEMISE at 15 dozen Ladies’ Chemise, trim- ) $2.25 WHITE PEITICOATS for ,,,,,,, Each $1.65 | White Lawn; prettily on finest .79 of diii 8472 deep ac- EACH in all colors and stitchings and lace really worth Toc; reduced E b | Ladies’ SHk Petticoats of re- .95 e 90 e Taffeta, with silk dust g 5 e 'Each | ruffle; ruch trimming; in colors EACH 25 dozen Ladles' White | and black. Former price $10, to close | ¢oats; elegantly trimmed length &nd width; a great Each $5.95 iat oc| LADIES 85 60 and mads = Gowns of Good Muslin, were §7 50; now....... 15¢ MUSLIN DRAWERS for Rare values in Ladies’ Drawers, trimmed with tuckings and hem- insertion; $1.50 WHITE SKIRTS for WNS for made; ing styles. that sold at $2.00, $1.50 and your choice at. DRESS LINIXGS. 2000 yards 30-inch g Taffeta Skirt Lin- € © ing, in the lead- YARD ing colors; regular value 1be; reduced to..7e Yard MERGERIZED LINING. 3000 yards Mer- corized Sxirt time 10C ing, 36 inches YARD. wide, of a high spun glass finish; a grand quality; in all colors and black worth 16 2-3c 4 EACH 30¢ EACH to....Each 50c Pettl- full 986 leader EACH Fach 98¢ trim- value at EACH | med with yoke of tucks ana em- @QC i R e W broldery insertion; worth 85¢ cach, EACH 15¢ GORSET COVERS for DRESS SHIELDS, pes. - adies’ Silk Coats, three- 95| The greatest line of White 50 - 4 + Sih 1ined 1n white: S18:22| Chsie Petfioate: exquisitely SES0| & Sroasuory ot ot Ladies' Cor- e S L LG TI T hed with ¢ ra 1 ents; ~ EACH Broken lines of the finest Silk Btons: | trimmed with deep Lacé and EACH | set Covers, daintlly trimmed with ©()C | Stockinet | Dress n te 3 ; 1 fy reduced to ciose | were Imported fo el at $12 50, $17 50 | Embroidery; really worth $2 23; great bar- | jace embroidery hnd nemstitoh. BACIH | Shicids, in all PAIR. 53 8 1 > ea. PPEL A ... Each $13.95 | and $30; now....Rach $6.50, $0.50, $15 | gain at Each $1.50 | ing. Worth 75¢ each. e e P‘:jl; ————————————————————————————— COUNTRY OEDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION, IMMENSE SACRIFICES on E TONS and CLOTH d Tan Cioth Etons; wers d jes’ Co Black; silk lined and velvet value, $10 50 ard $12; redueed to. e e e e e rt Cloth Jackets in Tan, Mode and collar. R;:x[:llar JACKETS. 5% 128 $4.50 - 66 () CH with 2-clasp fasteners black; sizes 5% to Ti. The finest Gloves pair guaranteed. and Castor Suede; in the best colorings; every P. — D0 00 T GREATEST GLOVE BARGAINS. B1.OO Gloves f Perfect in every- detail, L 3 in all of the best Lambskins, 1 colors, also white and PAIR 800 $1.05 $1.50 Gloves for imported; Real French Kid, AIR e e —— ————— TENNIS CHAMPION WRIGHT WILL NOT PLAY HERE Was Expected to Take Part in Cham- pionship Tournament to Be Played Next Week at San Rafael. Wright, the crack Eastern ten- not take part in the e effect that he was He will come advantage of and dur- 0od matches. fornia Club matches were " A. Worthington beat W. F. Bull, 64, 62, 97, 61; George Whipple beat Percy Williams, £, 62 R. N. Whitney beat Drummond MacGayin, 6, 6—1, 6—0, and Adams, 7—5, $%; Harry Rolfe beat Leonard Wood, received in this | | 6-3; Grant Smith beat Alec Beyfuss, 61, 9 6—1; Beyfuss beat Rolfe, 6—4, 6 Whipple beat Denis Searles, 6—4, 7—5; Rolfe and R. 8. Stubbs beat E. R. Arms | by and L. E. Wood, -1, 6—2, 6—4; Worth- | ington and Bull bea# Joe Daily and Dr. | Noble, 63, 6—4. The park courts were crowded all day | vesterday. Some of the matches result- | ed as foilows: Roy Page beat Gray, 6—2; | Eisner beat George Greenough, 6—4; Page | beat Converse, 6—2; L. C. Bozart beat Baker, 64, 6—2; Page and Miss A. Bey- fuss beat Guiz and Converse, 6—8, 1—6, €-2; Gray and Miss A. Beyfuss tled Page and Ryan, 64, 4—6; Miss V. Beyfuss and Migs Comerford beat the Misses Game, Miss Conerf and Miss Game beat V. Beyfuss and Miss H. Game, Play in the second class of the tourna- ment commenced on the park courts. Sunday will be completed to-day, when the semi-finals and finals will be played. —_——— WASHINGTON, June 28.—The Senate Com- mittee an Territories met to-day to hear the delegates from the Territories named in the omnibus statehood bill present arguments on the subject of admission, | 7 | GUARDS HOIST FLAG OVER HIGH SCHOOL Fifth Regiment Participates in a Pleasing Ceremony at Ukiah. UKIAH, June 28.—The Fifth Regiment, National Guard of California, participated in an interesting flag-raising ceremony at the Ukiah high school grounds this after- noon. The regiment marched out as if for parade and formed a square at the schoolhouse. Major Juilliard of Santa Rosa made a short address, which was responded to by Principal L. W. Babcock. A detail of soldiers then hoisted the flag, the regimental band played patriotic airs and everybody cheered. The officers’ ball, tendered by the citi- zens last night, was a pleasing event. Two hundred floor programmes were given out. Major General John H. Dick- inson led the grand march. There was another dance in Smith’s Opera-house for non-commissicned officers and privates. The sham battle this afternoon on the hills back of Camp Foster provided many £xciting features for the hundreds of cit- izens who witnessed it. The men acquit- ted themselves splendidly. The camp will break up to-morréw an the companies go home well pleased Witg their outing. —————— CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK. NEW YORK, June 28.—The following Californians have arrived: San Franclsco —S. 8. Curtiss, at the St, Denis; F. R. French, at the Continental; 8. C. Irving, at the Astor; W. Kirkpatrick, at the Im- perial. Los Angeles—O. O. Edwards, Imperial. ————————— Yosemite Via the Santa Fe. The quickest and most convenient way in and out of the Yosemite Valley is by way of the Santa Fe. If you leave San Francisco to- day at 9 a. m, on the California Limited you are in Yosemite to-morrow at 5 p. m. Clltl‘ at Santa Fo ticket offics, 61l Market streef lor lustrat pamphlet par ticulars, 2 . at tl"a OFFICER COMING FROM EAST WITH A WARRANT 7. B. Black, the Alleged Swindler, Is Still Held Behind the 5 Bars. The case of J. B. Black, with many aliases, charged with passing a fictitious check for $29 on Colonel A. Andrews of the Diamond Palace, was called in Judge Conlan’s court yesterday. After the evi- dence of Colonel Andrews had been heard the case was continued till to-morrow. The other case against Black, of passing a fictitious check for $500 on the Western National Bank, was called and centinued till to-morrow. The officer from Spring- field, Mass., with the papers for Black's extradition to that city, is expec to-morrow or Tuesdag. cnm‘f‘»"fifi;&?fi recefved a dispateh from the president of the National Hotel-keepers’ Associatior, New York, yesterday that Black Is want- ed for swindlin Lok g thirty-eig] otel men in WEDS A FORMER FRIEND'S EX-WIFE James P. Treadwall and Mrs. Driver Marry in Utah. Event Comes as Sequel to a Divorcs Suit Decided in February. Special Dispatch to The Call PETALUMA, June 28.—James P. Tread- well, the young millionaire of San Jose, was married at Ogden on Thursday to Mrs. Abbie Montrose Driver, the divorced wife of Professor Leon Driver of Santa Clara and only daughter of Capitalist L. | G. Nay of Petaluma. The wedding was the sequel to a romantic friendship ante- dating the divorce suit by a considerabla period, having commenced when Tread- | well was taking music lessons from Pro- fessor Driver's pretty wife. | Treadwell was taken to the Driver home | by the professor and introduced as the latter’s best friend. Treadwell's marked admiration for and attention to Mrs. Driver for the past two years caused considerable comment in Petaluma. When Mrs. Driver came home on long visits to her parents it was seldom that the name of James P. Treadwell was not on the Petaluma Hotel register. As Mrs. Driver increased the length and frequeney of her visits home and Treadwell continued to board at the hotel reports gained cur- rency that all was not well with Pro- fessor Driver and his wife, and that though Driver loved his wife madly he did not provide her with the luxurious surroundings and the pin money which her ideas of comfort demanded. - About a year ago Mrs. Driver came home to her parents. Her child was al- ready here, and not long afterward her second baby was born. Following quick- ly this event came the suit for divorce, the grounds being willful neglect and failure to provide. Professor Driver did not contest the suit and the decree was granted in February. Treadwell was in Petaluma much of this time. He mingled but lttle with the townspeople and made no secret the fact that he was here solely to see, his friend and former musie teacher. ey departed from Petaluma together quietly, and the news of the wedding was sup- | pressed by Mrs. Driver's relatives until | the secret finally worked its way from Ogden to Petaluma. Mr. and Mrs. Tread- well are now en route to Europe, to be abfioad ’}or a;]yETlr.l rs. Treadwell s a lmkinglg ret woman. Her beauty captivated lt’euo' t{- Driver when she was sent to San Jose to complete her musical education under tha professor. As a young girl she was famed as one of Sonoma's prettiest daughters, and the last few years have only added a charm and ripened beauty to girlish prettiness. | Soon after the legal separation of Pro- fessor and Mrs. Driver the former mar- | ried a Palo Alto young lady. McGRAW IS ORDERED OFF BALTIMORE GROUNDS Pugnacious Manager Disputes a De- cision of Umpire Connolly—Game Awarded to Opposing Team. AMERICAN LEAGUE. BALTIMORE, June 28.—The Baltimore- Boston game to-day was forfefted to Boston. McGraw disputed a decision of Umpire Con- nolly and was ordered to leave the grounds. Upon his refusal to go, Connelly awarded the game to Boston, nine to nothing. gl e . Attendance, o R un B ‘Baltimore 4 9 2 Boston +u.cc.cess ] 14 8 Batterles—McGinnity, Cronin, Shields and Bresnahan; Young and Criger. CHICAGO, June 28.—Chicago-Detroit gams postponed—rain. WASHINGTON, June 28 —Washington won the second game of the series from Philadel- phia by hitting the ball with men on bases. ) Attendance, 3000. Score: R H B Washington 10 3 Philadelphia . : 8 2 Battertes—Orth and Drill; Plank and Schreck. ST. LOUIS, June 28.—The games schéduled for to-day between the St. Louis teams of the American League and the St. Louls and Chi- cago teams of the National League wers post- poned on account of rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE. PHILADELPHIA, June 28, —The home team won from New York to-day in a twelve-inning game, which was notable principally for the poor flelding of both teams. Matthewson made his debut as a first base man and played a Score good game. Attendance, 3521 H » H. B | New York .. 8 b3 3 Philadelphia . 9 14 L] Batteries—Dunn, Blewitt and Bowerman; { Felix, Duggleby and Jacklitsch. Umpir Emslie. CINCINNATI, June 28.—Cincinnati-Pitts- burg game postponéd—rain. BOSTON, June 28.—FHonors were even in the two games between Boston and Brooklyn to- day. Both games were notable for fast fleld- ing and clean hitting, but errors determined both results. Attendance, 6400. Scores: First game— R. H B. Boston . e b ¢ 1 Brooklyn ......... 5 10 3 Batteries—Wil Ahearn. 1lis and Kittredge; Hughes and Umplire—Cantillon. Second game— R. -4 E. Boston 5 8 4 Brooklyh . 4 8 2 Batterfes—Pittinger and Donovan and Ahearn. Umpire—Cantillon. Accuses Firm of Falsehood. BEAUMONT, Tex., June 28.—In the United States Circuit Court here the at- torneys for Mrs. Annie E. Snow of Call- | fornfa filed a counterpart of the sensa- tional _receivership petition filed in the State Court of Appeals at Sherman. 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