The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 2, 1903, Page 7

ADVERTISEMENTS. BODY IS EXEMPT; { Veed Sooner or égé;? Guaranteed Pure. None So Good. Sold Everywhen. viw, \.GOR VITALITY for MES, » PILLS BISHOP'S / ¥ OR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF nznp free and st rsomally or by A() n every case undertaken. o FEILOsOrRY or MATLED EREE. IERCES FAVOREITE IRESCRIPTION aRr WEAI( WOHEN. (/ BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana Bitters $20 Belt for-$5. “Dr. Alden's Electric Belt. Warras d genuine. Not to; No humbug. It cures without drugs. Circulars free. Sent by mail on receipt of $5. Try Eiectricity. TERTE ECTRIC Ce. %J 306 Fort St SAN FRANCISCO AL . or | 33 West 24th \(reel NEW YORK, N. Y. shoe t factories, ers, tanners, rs, etc. 'BUCHANA~ BROS Vanulmluru( 609 Sacramento St Hunting .nd Largest GUNS A P ARBER CO,, 9 Market st and siL Kearny s wW. T. r. H ESS, NOTARY PUBLIC AKD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 5. Claus Spreckels bldg. Main 983, be Wil Do ready fur | eccupation. ¥ en added and aration Which Everyone Later. No Agenta. | A\ l‘IlA NCI O CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1903. SECURES CONL WiTH A PISTBL Detroit” Woman's Way Which Are Dictatégi by Herself. Heré i=-$7 50. i for the & C6., s 1o gaze into-the in: the hand a very would-not be al in’ yo that this {ardson, ve had a as-she re- ard, se- in tri- da order -dfove into. thie as soon umpt d- drove yme TEACHERS GIVE DAY Excursions Arranged for Menibers of State Association. ANGELES, Jan all were what i 2 = were held tirely to. ple made of the oppor- Angeles it the sea 1 the day tea given ar und . .the 1ded: the na. Others ain resorts, ENGINES ARE WRECKED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION Freight Trains Crash Together in the Southern Pacific Yards at Mojave. BAKERSFIELD, Jat Two. freight s 1 nd « n-in the s th n Pac at Mojave v this Both engines “were | i but the crews saved t niping The a was due to a dense fog preva the time and obscured v e improper- placing - of Shoots Husband, Then Kills Herself PHIT My Mary ADE r self r which: w t -her h ists Elect Officers. N, Jan The Ameérican f the -Advancement of Sel- t ted the following offi- ing Decenr D. Wi etary Marine Hosy secretary of Aged Couple Found Dead in Home. WILCOX, Neb., Jan. 1.—Mr. and Mrs. J ; hnson, an aged, couple living v am were found dead in their Jok on the bed and his wife , ‘With Her -head on | it is d, Wi t stomach trouble - jus with sk their ‘death, and indications > poisgning. An inqueést is being hel S e Earl Roberts to Visit America. BOSTON, Jan. 1.—Earl Roberts' will be the of the Anclent and Honorable| pany of Boston next Sep-| s announcemeé made Olys, the - commander, Iso says the Prince _the Duke o d by net tillery Company of —— Says Arncle Was Not Inspired. i. 1.—The Tagliche Rund that the recent article by | Boguslawski was inspited. The ‘paper says.that the general, being retired, does not have to get the permis- si¢ the Government to express his views publicly. He is one of the editors of the Rundschau t Connaught the Earl -of of the Hon- ondon. nbigh, orable Ar P Landslide Blocks Trains. EVERETT, Wash., Jan. 1.-A mud and rock slide on the Monte Cristo Rallroad | e E was caught in-the slide gnd the passengers were com- pelled to pass the night and most of New Year's day on board the train Willows Eleven Victorious. WILLOWS, Jan. 1.—One thousand peo- witnessed an exciting game here to- ¥ between the Sacramento and Willows ams. The score was 16 to 0 in favor of the home t n. On Christmas day these ms played in Sacramento, when neith- de scored. Vallejo Football. | VALLEJO, Jan. 1.—The football elevens of the Vallejo and Benicia high schools met this afternoon, the Valiejo boys win- ning by a score of 11 to 6. “olonel Part- tad_Inspector makes him ne suspended rant and the Without pay Inspector Donald captains who are under indictment. | ——————— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NIP IT IN THE BUD. First Appesronce of Dandruff a Fore- runner of Future Baldness. That such- is the case has been conclu- | sively proven by scientific research. Prof. 3 the noted European skin specialist, es that dandruff is the burrowed-up » of the scal i destroying the The hair becomes lifeless. and fal This can be prevented. Newbro's nerpicide kills this dandruff { germ and restores the hair to its natural softness and abundancy. Herpicide i now used by in the hair bulb. in time, thousands of people—all satistied that it is the most wonderful hair preparation on the market to-day. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in “staimps for sample to The Herpicide ! Co., Detroit, Mich. . cured - a | | TO SEEING SOUTHLAND | Inland and to Seashore! visiting of Wales| practically | WILLIAM A. CLARK JR. ..AN WERS CALL OF DEATH -Passes Away at Her Home in Butte. { gt il e OF THE WELL-KNOWN. MONTANA" MILLIGNAIRE, WHO DIED A HER HOME IN BUTTE.YESTERDAY MORNING DAYS OF INTE PHYSICAL SUFFERING. | £ e G s & 2 UTTE, Mont, Jan. -1—Mrs. | been a resident.of this county over halt a 4 William A, Clark Jr. died at -4:301 century and was .closely connected with Yis meoini its -advincemerit. -~ He ‘was prominent in S morn it g G ! the' Meihodist church of Santa Clara aud b Clark. was. Borw| ine Society’ of California Ploneers. ‘Death tye AEO,.. NeAT- | was'thie result- of old -age. Mr.. Garrigus Pittsburg, Pa: was: the ‘daughter..of | léaves :a:. widow and'-one son, Lawrence John H. Fo camé to Bitte <. a well known buflder of Salinas. « The funeral will be held to-morrow. — - MRS. J. L.- WILLCUTT DIES AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS | Wife of Well-Known' Railroad Man Passes Away at Her Oak- land Home. DEATH PUTS AN END |-:0AK D, Jan:1.—Death came to Mrs. TO DAYS OF SUFFERING | Betsy Towér 'Willcutt, the wife of J. Lu | Willcuit of-the’ Southern Pacific Com- Mrs. Mary E. Dockery, Wife of .the{ pany, _lefore the old year merged Governor of Missouri; Succumbs into thé new last night: The .deceased %o Teart Dikeass: ars of age and had been in poor - some time, so_that when she O June A Iy seventeen 3 was ‘wedded ‘to. Wi oungest of she m and quaifties of mind and-character which.| { endeared her i-legion of friends. st 2 PHER LD Mo dan a heavy ‘cold a week ago there ! MAth Susaherh Joguery, oo 8 nothing to prevent a change into. nor Dockery, who: for several weeks pneumonia, and this resulted in death. from. an affection: 'of the o o been’ suffer Willcutt. to. the Golden State, but Willcutt had preceded her. There was The two had Mr a little romance in this. born - in'1850. ‘She | was a native ian and. a lneal de- draped in ‘mourn New: Year's festivi- [ etery. J. L. Willeutt, who survives, is s of an unusual character, arranged for | the secret of the Southern Pacific some weeks previous to Mrs. Dockery | Company. here are three children, Mr: {liness, were postponed when it became | J vhine W, ker and George B. and | evident she ‘could not get well Harry V. Willcutt. Finley Garrigus. SAN JOSE, Jan: .—Finley Garrigus, one of the best know Santa (| ld | pioneers, died last night. D | and was a-n = WOFROR. . ory James Christian Lamb. RICHMOND, W. Va,, " Jan. ' 1.—James Chrigtian Lamb, ex- Judgv of the Chan- Court .and a prominent lawyer of here cery &= | Richmond, He had | years. et tir e R lieved here thn( Great Tange some settlement of the France. died to-day, aged 49 DRRITIR IR 1 THRENTENED BY PRETENDER Courier Brings Tidings of His Approach.on the Capital. LONDON, Jan., 2—A dispatch the Times from Tangier says a courier from ¥ez has arrived there bringing a letter dated December 26, saying that the pre- will ar- | matter with | F ! Incendiary Fire Destroys a Town. | ALEXANDRIA, * La., Jgn. 1.—About lul( of the town of Olia, La., on the &t. 10 Iron Mountain and Southern Rail- forty miles north of this place, was Toua: destroyed by fire thought to .be of incendiary grigin. During thn excite- | ment that followed Town M al Ever- ett Smith was killed by un Wn persons loon where he license expired at midnight. He 10t six times in the heart. The loss nounts to several hundred thou- sand dollars. | o g Horse's Kick Is Fatal, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.—Ravmond Win- ters aged died to-ad at Mead's dairy from the effécts of a Kick on the stomacn to tender was then four hours from Fez.|&iven by a horse the morning before. The | All' available troops had left the capital mily of deceased lives in San Antonio, | to defend the approaches to the city. % | The Christians in Fez were all reported to = | be safe. ADVEBTIBEHEN’IB. MADRID, Jan. 1.—News has reached sedalay > Shcr | here that the Europan inhabitants of Tetuan, Morocco, have quitted that post, fearing the rebels will at{jack the place. Dispatches received here from Tangier repors that several provision convoys have entered F The Sultan's troops intended marching out from Fez Decem- 0il Heaters ber 27 to attack the rebels. The Sultan has summoned his brother, i N s k hammed, to Fez in order to 0 amke | contention of the pretender that Mulai- Mohammed had fomented the present rebellion. No Odors No Ashes Safe Economical A\a Convenient Jacob K. Gries. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.—Jacob K. Gries of Nordhoff, one of the most prominent citizens of Ventura County, died at the Southern California Hospital to-night. Mr, Gries was convalescing from a surgical operation when pneumonia and other com- plications set in, causing his death: Mr, Gries came to California in 1852 and amassed a large fortune in various busi- ness enterprises. He was a director in the Ventura Bank and also of the Los Angeles Herald Publishing Company at the time of his death. — Will Renew the Agreement. ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Jan. 1.— | The Anglo-French moflus vivendi govern- ing the prosecution of the lobster fishing industry on the French shore of New- | foundland expired to-d The colonial | government has agreed to renew this | Ggreement for the present year in order | to avoid complications during the con- sideration of the Bond-Hay treaty in Washington and London, but it is be- 0il Heaters, that Heat. W. W. MONTAGUE & C0,, 30 to 6317 MARKEI STREET. Wife of the Well-Known Montana Millionaire Willeutt came to | ils was the first visit made by | had gone to order it | The “Home” or “Erie” FLORAL BEAIT Thousands View the Gay Tournament of Roses. | Pasadena’s Annual Fete Sur- | passes That of Any Former Year. A, Jan. 1.—Dense crowds of visitors and residents of Pasadena w nessed the Tournament of Roses proce: sion to-day, which surpassed in eve point of attractiveness any preceding tournament parade. In the carly morning hours the visitors began pouring into the clt, The cars of the steam and electric lines arrived from Los Angeles packed to suffocation The Salt Lake, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific furnished special facilities ~for rhandling its traffic, as did also the Pa- cific Electric Railway over its twg lines. In spite of the speclal service the capac- ity of the rallroads was overtaxed. On the electric lines . passengers clung to steps and every projecting object out- side the cars that afforded a foothold, while small boys arrived .in- triumph mounted on the roofs of. cars. It is es- timated that fully 40,000 people’ witnessed the floral parade. forty-five minutes behind the scheduled time, and thirty minutes was consumed by the flower bedecked horses and car- riages, automobliles, bicycles and carts to pass a given point. The floats, with their handsome and artistic decorations of Southern California’s -wide * variety of floral productions, made an impressive appearance as. they glided through the city. The Navajo and Moqul Indians, with their squaws and papooses, repre- sented aboriginal America in the flower festival and attracted much attentiomn. Band concerts, a polo game and an ex- hibition™drill. will conclude the carnival. Kansas City Excursion. . $60 there and back Is the special rate January ‘8 and 9. Stopovers. returning, Full particulars at Santa Fe office, 611 Market street. —————————— Track Destroyed by Landslide. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Jan. 1.—Mea- ger details have reached this city of a washout .on the “‘High Line’” branch of the Washington-and Columbia® River Railroad in the Blue Mountains near Wallula. It is ‘said that a bridge and three miles of -track have been demolished by a landslide. { 7 i ADVERTISEMENTS. “ Just think of a trunk like the picture and built as described below for .. ONLY $6.00 It has a long box and is canvas cov- ered and fancy japanned iron binding: is center baand with heavy leather strap; has four hard wood Nats on top and two around body: heavy brass plat- ed corners, clamp and boits, strong lock and =olid steel hinges. It also has pro- | scendant..of ‘Commodore Perry ght | been ged, and Mr. Willcutt decided to children -of ‘Governor :Dockery and Mrs. | try his fortune in the new State {n 1852 | Dockery died in- infancy and mnone sur-|He succeeded so well that he returned to vive. Mrs. Dockery was Miss Mary Bird{ € sset, their native.pla where th Bitis Ber walert The funeral Servies were married and then returned to Cali- will- be conducted -at. the. mansion at 8 | forni | o'clock to-night, ~The: remains will. then |.- Mr.- and Mrs. -Willeutt lived in San| | be taken on a special train to Chiliicot | ancisco for many years, but took up' Mo., Mrs. Dockery's birthpla for f their re enice in Oakland in 1875. The R et funeral will be held on Saturday and the The “mansion ‘and- executive. offices are { interment will be at Mountain View Cem- tected bottom, deep tray with two com- f | partmen: nd cloth face extra dress 1 tray. A-B-Smith Co I8 El11is Sz Palace and | Grand | Hotels Desirable location, unsurpassed cuisine, unequaled service and modern conveniences are the attributes that have made these two hotels popular with tourists and travelers who visit San Fran- cisco. | | | | t’el nwa DIRECTION, AL | Y Hall O] BURTON HOLMES LECTURES. {Magnificent Colored Views and Motion Pictures. { GRAND CANYON oumon .Jan. 13 gt 8:15 | PORTUGAL. Jan. 15 at DENMARK.. .. Jan.17 at 3:00 SWEDEN .. . Jan. 20 8t 8:15 NORWAYI... .. Jan. 22 at 8:15 | NORWAY II. Jan. 24 at 3:00 Oourse Tickets $4, $3, “ ltll Mondsy, Jan. 5. Single Tickets, #1.00, 76 and 50c, Thursday, January 8, at Shermas, Clay & Co.'s. heing R iy EVERY WEEK DAY, RAIN OR SHINE. New California Joekey Club BEDECKS CITY The procession started at 11:15 o'clock; | | SPECTAL—THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Janu 1 Artful Dodger. | ADVERTISEMENTS. DU are the kind we are determined shall be associated with our name ail over the Pacific Coast. We are daily proving that\it pays to buy good pianos and that we sell good ones on such liberal terms that there is no reasonable excuse for buy- ing a poor one. Don’t fail to visit our warerooms and learn our priges and terms. Wil BAen & The One-Price Piano House, 931 Market Street, San Francisco. Braneh, 951 Broadway, Oakland. HUSEKENTS AI'JSMNTS TIVOLis= QCENTRA Vear Eighth. Phone South §3% EVERY EVENING ‘AT § SHARP! ~ Matinee Saturday at COME. QUICK TO SE. THE. GREATEST OF HOLIDAY SHOWS! JACK and the Market. Street, -DAY. rowne's Spec- | Last Performance of Bothwe | tacula | BURLESQUE ANTONY. AND CLEOPATRA. Over 150 Clever Ch ee Saturday and Sunday e th mical Extravaganis and Pantomime, HUMPTY DUMPTY. Captivating Songs! Beautiful Dances! See glun s _Transformation, - ** THE BIRTH OF THE ROSE,” and Prof. Bothwell Browne's Ballets. POPULAR PRI Tele, Don’t Fail m | PRICES o8¢ BEANSTALK, |fSsfes o s | | —25c, B0c and Busir 9. TSe. ary Sth, at 3:15. FIRST STEINDORF _ NOVELTY s CERT, - with .DR. EDWARD MACDOW SLL o g Sl - and Orchestra of 50. ats on sal Sherman, Clay & Co’s Sat-| Next Monday urday, January | The Latest OPERA GRA N HOUSB \l.-\TY.\'.’fllf TO-MORROW ONLY. TO-NIGHT and Balance of Week -~ The Young American Tragedlenne —— MISS NANGE O’NEIL McINTYRE — IN — “The Jewess.” HEATH And Last Week of the Great ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW! z < ¢ ¢ the great cast, the follow b s !n;(;:r‘lvtj:s!;'::\dmlx Ore snsu"a.‘. , and $§1 In an ENTIRE CHANGE, Including Dress Cirele, 25¢ and 50c Box Sea . $1 THE BIOGRAPH, With New Pi and $1 50. NEXT WEEK, LIVER TWIST." Nance O Neill as Nancy Sykes; McKee Ran kin as Bill Sykes; L. R. Stockwell as The |CALIFORNIA| X;IE'S THE COMING COMEDIAN. “THAT ODD FELLOW,” HARRY BERESFORD In Broadhurst's Funny Farce, The Wiong M anht. Sunday Night—The Favorite, “YON YONSON.” Better ’n‘an COLUME! rved seats, 10c; s and Box § ¥, Opers Bal COMMENCING XT SUNDATY. A BIG NEW BILL. 1 | | | 5c at night; ‘pnday Matinees. And so beaut!- v acted. sung as horus car sing & e price to hear Maude Cloy 1'-. ionate* Codfish, You Lover Me, Sue," f her newspape: SAN FRASGSC LEADING YHEATT NDAY NIGHT, BARBAR I*Il)GBTY Seats now on sale. WARFIELD EALcAzAnz-z: SRS “THE AUCTIONEER” ¢ Direction of DAVID BELASCO. BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY—Seats selling, FRANK DANIELS COMIC OPERA COMPANY, In the New Operatic Comed: e “MISS, SIMPLICITY.” ——— ~——LAST THREE NIGHTS— LAST TWO MATIN TO-MORROW. -AND SUNDAY! CHARLEY'S AUNT... NEXT MONDA THE CASE OF REBF SEATS NOW SEI | THE CHUTES! High-Class Specialtles in the Theater EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, SPEND DAY IN THE ALPS.” Fifth Btroet, near Market | THEATRE REPUBLIC Phone ~,u||- 26. HARRY CORSON CLARK As the COOK LADY. WHY SMITH LEFT HOME. NIGHT SUSANI Ingleside Track £IX OR MORE RACES DAILY. Races stait at 2 p. m. sharp. Train leaves Third and Townsend 1 Bup‘.‘m. and lea mmm nm.fi after the last race. . Reached by street c-é-"fm any part of the THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, PERCY W. TREAT, Secretary. THURSDAY AND SUNDAY, 2:30, FRIDAY AND M’nmm!. 2:45, Americans vs. Nationals RECREATION P, Elghth and ‘Streets. ,Admnlll-n!llfl-.lm“' Admission, 28c, See the Two-;o—l-md Baby in thé Infant Incubator, Electric Fountain To-morrow Night. Wat h ‘or “Down The Flume. ‘The Chutes Phone Is Park 23. MONDAY—The Military Farce, “OUR REGIMENT."” MECHANICS’ PAVILIO THOROUGHLY HEATED. LAST NIGHTS ELLERY’S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND TO-NIGHT, NIa) STEINWAY HALL, 223 Sutter «mt TO-NIGHT AT Taxomw AND !LNDM.' NIGHTS,