The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 14, 1903, Page 7

T S THE £AN FRANCISCO CALL TURDAY, MARCH 14, 1903 8" Balloon Ascensinni Te-Day at 3P M Attached to the bal- | loon that wili be sent!‘ to-day from the roof | of the BIG FURNI-~ TURE EXPOSI- | TION . BUILDING, corner 16th and Mis- sion streets, will be an order for another Beautiful Birdscye Maple WRITING DESK Valued US. ' | at $15. Pafinsi_en Co. 16ih and Mission Sts. WITNESSES TELL OF VAULT LOCKS SayDimmick Frequently Tampered With the | Mechanism. 1 was resumed in he Dimmick sed most mony w e safe expert who was the safe when Cashier attempt on July 5, 191 4 for mearly two ho mecha m of alt. The locks s evidence and Wa ned thelr workings. he ed Monday morr KEEP YOUR HAIR. GOKE DANDRUFF CURE . and Hair Tonic | Makes the Hair Grow. Keeps the Scalp Healthy. 8old Everywhere in $1.00 and 50 Cent Botties. A. R. Bremer Co., Chicago | | | | 'CU _ TLERY | Are You On Velvet Rubber Heels OF PURE VELVET RUBBER TRY THEM. | | | clude 2080 barrels of California wine, said to | hului; Willlams, Dimond & Co. umboldt Ma. be the largest shipment of its kind from this | _Whaling stmr Wm Baylies, Cottle, whaling; ‘Humb: M g port in many days. She takes in all 1400 tons | Willlam Lewis. Puget. u}lfl Ports, Mu- | of New York freight, and ner cargo for coast SAILED. New York via Panama.|Mar. ports includes forty tons of lead. She will Friday, March 13. . |Grays Harbor i carry about thirty passengers. | Stmr Redondo, Krog, San Pedro. Point Arena... Point Arena . . R s i Bmonar .. | Newpors & wWay’ For | r Lakme, G ] amona...... | Net a, Rapid Loading of Oil. Stmr San Pearo, Hansen, Eureka and Grays | Chas Neison.. Beatile & Tacomi The Matson Navigation Company’s ship Ma- | Harbor. = a Weed H ik . g‘""':‘;;fl . §omg‘:‘t Astorl; Stmr Nevadan, Weeden, Honolulu ane - ort] « | Huml rion Chilcatt has just completed loading at R | s s Hotolulty b AFTER A LONG DETENTION SONOMA RECEIVES HER MAILS Oceanic Company’s Big Liner Starts for Honolulu and the Antip- odes More Than a Day Late on Account of Tardy Delivery of British Australian Letter Pouches---Takes Many Passengers o HE Oceanic Steamship Company’s ' cisco: schr Saivator, for San Pedro. Arrived March 18—Schr Jessle Minor, hence AZVENCE Sonoma sailed last evening for £ il Honolulu and the ..ntipodes. She TIEXR | | SEATTLE—Salled March 13—Stmr Dolphin, took a carried DTG [ | for Skagway. < red CC& | 1 EVERETT—Arrived March 13—Schr Ruth more than Oblige | 77 Loy | | E Godtrey, from Callao, via Port Townsend. to wait r the British-Australian malis, T:\]"OM rs..um! F];l.’lr(‘,h 13—Schrs Marion o 2 el | | @02 Trene, for Sen Franctsco, which reached New York behind time and | | | EUREKA—Arrived March 13—Stmr Arctic, | | hence March 12 | Salled March schr Azalea, from San Diego. 3—-Stmr Chico, for San Fran- lost several hours crossing the contlnent, | e Sonoma left here more than a day o er than her schedule time. Once the | I SAN DIEGO—Salled March 13—Schr Mabel ma‘l reached the city ime was lost in for Eureka getting board t e h w | i PAR—Salled March 13—Stmr Green- San Franclsco. & at t pull out | | _PORT GAMBLE—Arrivea March 13—Bktn ressior W. Wilcox, | | skaglt, hence March 1 2 o bo i thie 85 | | _ASTORIA—Salled March 13—Stmr Robert wko is retu i sl 5 Dollar, for San Pedro ity a very o+ Ll — *+| PORT TOWNSENDPassed in March 18— = = Br_ship Pythomene, from Victorfa. vere cold and was for 1 INU ER WHICH TF:! sed out _\|ar.~yl~ 13—Schr Americana, from o e agadie. i Corcie : i z a . for San Diego with pneumonia. i ARCHED FOR BUT FAILED FATRHAVEN — Safled March 13 — Stmr Among the xv-mu"gf& ke F b D A WRECK. | | Olymple. for San Pedro. W. B. Harrison of Stocktor 9 | | HUENEME-Passed Mareh 13, 2:30 p m— Wckltman, an eminent German be il 5 Stmr Meteor, from Eureka, for Topolobampo. as Pago-Pago on the Sonoma. | ISLAND PORT. 10 e J . | HILO—Sailed March 11—Stmr Enterprise, he Westmin- ver valued at $12,612. The | for San Francisco. %l % P vere as follows g ster Abbey glee and concert singers, Who g e S EASTERN PORTS. this city, left on S pREs mpeoy T NEW YORK—Arrived March 13—Stmr Alli- have been performing i yma, with Auckl 1bs hops, 720 1bs 10 cs | nd as their des- 10 pkgs onlons, 20,000 | anca, from Colon, ¢ dried fruit, 1894 1bs lima | TOREIGN PORTS. ':“h;;;":: el % cs | FLEETWOOD—Arrived March 12—Br ship e tobacco. C10 pkgs dry | CYPromene, from Portland, OFr. e he s s vy |, CTXTIAY Passed March 10—Br ship 2 hee raachinery. 800 by | POrt Patrick, from Hamburg, for Oregon. B oathd e ammunition. 312 | ANTWERP — Safled _March 11—Br ship e Davis, M s rationcanl ft hardwood, | Queen Victoria, for San Franclsco. March 12— ) e g S e L i N ea: | Ger ship Alsterdamm. for San Franelsco. g pe. " | SALAVERRY—Arrived Jan 28—Schr A B las, bdis paper Johnson, from Grays Harbor. Fisher, Mrs. 5. I .- m M £ 5 | PORT PIRIE—Arrived prior to March 13— S M Sant D The Nevadan’s Cargo. hip Paul Revere, from Lar | _SUEZ—Arrived March 1 The steamer Nevadan was cleared yesterday 8 ; Port Angeles. i S for-Honolulu and Kehului with an assorted |~ BAx I, Ned S Maroh 128 5 i merchandise ca valued at $91,007 and in- | port, fo L e e Mra. Tr: the following ROTTERDAM-—Salled March 11—Br ship Wickman, 20 bbls flour Buteshire, for San Francisco. middlings. 48.341 1 VICTORIA, B rrived March 12—Jap Noe' fions. b4 whin Witk stmr Riojun Maru, from Yokohama; stmr Princess May, from Skagway. en pouitry OCEAN STEAMERS, s cheese, 10,807 1bs br GREENOCK-—Arfived March 4 2.3 SREE e ch 15—Stmr Liv- g sy otz e COPENHA — Safled March 11—Stmr potak pkes onions, 142 | ygjand, for New York. ) 1bs sugar, 32 cs canned n, 94 pkss groceries and | 212 BROWHEAD—Passed March 13—Stmr Cym- & nbers: Auckland—J. M 3 . Hnecibe | ric. from New York and Boston, via Hallf: 4 < , . 60 bxs paste, 4669 Ibs | s g Mrs. Moore, Miss E. V. Meullier, Edw g o, SCILLY—Passed March 15—Stmr Rotter- combe, Master Alfred Boughton, Dudley Caw. Sagr-dedpargdh bl 8 dam, (rom New York, for Rotterdam. B iteboacd, Madame Marte. Hooton, Master 215 pkss bottled beer, 84 | poriViL from New Tork, oo 13—stmr R Hyde, Master H. Merchant, ¢ Secrge Pow- 41 picks drugs, 41 cs | o LTV ERPOOL—Arrived March 13—Stmr Pre- Master W. Shemmonds T, R Bailey. |0 5o 3% hble 52 ca ofl, 133 tons fertiizer. 19 | La, (rom S John and Hallfex. 3 Jacques, Mrs. Jacques and two chil. | DKES machinery, 5000 railroad tie 4y | MOVILLE Sailed, March 13— 8tme Gorin: James Jacques Jacaq; o chil e s esansls Sailed March 13—Stmr Corinth- dren, Mrs. Sarah Jacques, Miss Jacques, ail, 20 pkge saddlery and harness, 26 pkgs | 'l from Liverpool, for Halifax and St John. - jJacages, Harcild ques, Mary | 08, O el botler tubes, 43 bdls fron. | GLASGO fled March 13—Stmr Cartha- s A C. R Ban, |13 ®ks coal, 35 pkes paper, 20 cs gasoline, 13 | E<QIR Ok rrived March 13—St . L | Dkgs leather, 1103 fi es, 19 pl QUEENS « 3—Stmr adtord, Mrs. Brad: o gty oot o G Canada, from Boston and Halifax, for Liver- hidell, W. H. Den- b A rool. and_sroceeded. Raymond Ernest, Right | 340 » W | . BREMEN—Sailed March 13—Stmr Koln, for , Mrs. J. W. Hester, W. Shipping Intelligence. New York and Baltimore. . B. Smith, R. Hamill, Mrs. Ham- | ARRIVED ERCICAGTIIN Mrs. Webster and child. | D. ot Honolulu for Sydney—M. E. Dyer, ¥riday, March 13. Movement of Steamers. Dyer. | Stomr South Coast, Olsen, 25 hours from B TO ARRIVE. 3. | mr North Fork, Nelson, 51 hours from REY 2 = McCulloch Finds No Wreck. Eureka. Steamer. | e AxRR The United States revenue cutter Hugh Mec- | Stmr Westport, Smith, 51 hours from Eu- | — { = - Culloch, which was dispatched to Point Reyes | Teka. = Arcata Coos Bay & Pt. Orford|Mar. 14 on Thursday morning to investigate the phan- Prfi‘y’:{" Lakme, Strand, 39 hours from San ?{"‘l‘):“]‘{l‘r ;g:g'l"‘mfic‘”"d Ports....|Mar. 14 e s T Y.~ il haviie pStme Rival, Simnie, 22 hours from Fort | Seauoia Willapa Harbor cen_anythin e shape ckage but | pragg Czarina “o0s Bay a white painted Loard that might have formed | “stmr Aurelia, Peterson, 5 days from Port- Humboldt part of the dec ouse of a vessel n the | 1304, via Eureka; Point Richmond direct. Crescent Cf Ry ORE LI Mol poke the Corona and | ~Stinr Navarro, Weber, 26 hours from Cleone; & Oly: learned trom Nopander of | hound for San Pedro; put in for orde Newburg. | Harbor the submerged boat seen by the | gtmr Bureka, Jessen: 80 hours from Eureka. | Pomona. Humboldt passenger boat south of Point Arema.| 1S stmr Hugh MeCulloch, Coulson, from | Coos Ba: | San Pedro The MoCulloch proceeded to Polnt | cruise. Totmes. | Seattle saw nothing and returned to port Un- | Schr 1da A, Campbell, 10 hours from Bo- | San Mateo....| Tacoma . 5 der a slow bell. At 7 o'clock vesterday morn- | dega. Arctlc. . * | Humbalat 2 ing !de emall plece o’; \«'}:’erka.gl previously re- CLEARED. Phoenix Mendocino . ./Mar. 16 and Redondo, but melther of them had any- | e R Poulsen, San Pedro; Paclfic | Siate of Cal... San Diego & Way Pts, to re) w . | - i g osor Hoad< g B csinaia | ~ Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; Pa- | m o mtier .| bartiand’ & Astoria. " | etfic Coast Steamship Co. il PavE Trastor Stmr Sonoma, Herriman, Honolulu and Syd- ney; J D Spreckels & Bros Co. mr Columbia, Doran, Astor] v and Navigation Co. mr_Nevadan, Weeden, Big Cargo of Wine. The Pacific Mall Company’ steamship Co- | lon will sail to-day for Panama and way ports | with nearly 2000 tons of cargo. This will in- | Albfon River.. Point Arena & Albion, -| China & Jzpan Honolulu Grays Harbor . an Pedro . Oregon Ratl- Honolulu and Ka- icatraz Landing & cargo of fuel ofl for Hon. | hului. 7 Aty Captain Johnson, formerly commaner | Fr bark Cassard, Warneck, Cape Town. Cf the Roderick Dhu and at present acting as | Schr Chas E Faik, Henningsen, Coos Bay. marine superintendent for the company, su-| Schr § Danielson, Larsen, Iversens Landing. pervised the loading. He says the ol was TELEGRAPHIC. placed on board at the rate of 2000 barrels an | POINT LOBOS, March 13, 10 p m—Weather |Bydney & W . Seattle & Whatcom . ..|Mar. .. !New York via Panama.|Mar. hour. The loading apparatus was designed | cloudy; wind W, velocity i% miles per hour. epecially for the Matson Company and has ” DOMESTIC PORTS. TO SAIL. IROVAE A |, HOQUIAMSailed March 13_Stme New- Destination, |Sails.| Pler, | burg, for San Francisco; schr Sophie Chris- . Overdue Steamship Arrives. tianzen, for San Tt han March 14, TAT! SH—Passed ou arc] rig W H ney & Wa: The overdue steamship Burgemelster Peter- |y i1 7rom Roche Harbor, for San Francisc Cagatie: mive. L e son arrived yesterday at New York. She was [ 3 ship Yola, from Tacoma, for East Loade e e 5 out twenty-four days from Shields and was | gymr San Mateo, from Tacoma, for San Fran Point Arena 4 pm reinsured at 6 per cent. | Gisco; stmr Mineola, from Tacoma, for San Los Angeles Forts.| 2 pm| e Francisco. N & Way..| 9 am Change of Officers. SAN PEDRO—Arrived March 13—Stmr Mei- Astorla & Portland|11 am) ¢ ville Dollar, from Redondo; stmr Coos Bay, N, Y, via Panamaf12 m| W. B. Turner has been appointed chief offi- | hence March 10. March 15. cér of the steamship State of California, vice | _Sailed March 13—Stmr Coos Bay, for San TLos Angeles Ports| 1 pm §1. 1. Reese, who has accepted a position | Francisco; stmr Aberdeen, for Port Los An- Humboldt .........[ 8 am ashore. geles; stmrs South Bay and Noyo, for San San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 FEORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived M; ek e [ TmjEus X ved March 13— are . NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Stmr Aberdeen, from San Pedro. North Fork.| Humboldt ...--....[12 m(Pler 2 = Sailed March 15—U S stmr Madrono, for | American...| N. ¥, via Puget £dl......|Pler 20 The Danish steamer Polarstjernen goes to | §an Francisco, March 17. Nanatmo to load coal for this port. REDONDO—Salled March 13—Stmr South Coos Bay-Pt. Orfd| 4 pm|Pler 13 oo Bo0E BAT ATvived March 15 Stme B Embetat o] pmlbier 23 AY—. larch mr - lum] it . Exports to British Columbia. pire, hence March 10. o Mendocino ~Cit: g~ ~d- ] The steamer Queen, which sailed on Thurs-{ Sailed March 13—Stmr Signal, for San Fran- Humboldt . 11:30 p|Pler 11 | adjudication. LIMITS ARE SET T0 IMMGRATION Act of Congress Pre- vents Landing of Anarchists. Commissioner Hart H. North Receives Orders From ‘Washington. Commissioner of Immigration Hart H. North received yesterday from Washing- ton a copy of the bill passed by Con= gress on March 3 putting additional re- straints upon immigration. The laws, which will go into effect in ninety days, are especially noteworthy owing to the strict measures providing agalnst the landing and naturalization of anarchists and all radicals whése creed is the torch and bomb. The law is minute in its specification of | who constitutes the objectionable class of | disturbers inveighed against. It says: | ‘That no person who disbelleves in or who is opposed to all organized government, or who | i6 a member of or affiliated with any organi- zation entertaining or teaching such disbeilet in or opposition to all organized government, | or who advocates or teaches the duty, neces- | sity or propriety of the unlawful assaulting | or killing of any officer or officers specific individuals or of officers gen y | Government of the United States, or other or- ganized government, because of his or their | officlal character, shall be permitted to enter | the United States or any territory or place subject to the jurisdiction thereof. To prevent anarchists from becoming | citizens of the United States should they | succeed in evading the law directed to- | ward their exclusion the fiew meaq re provides that all courts and tribunais { having jurisdiction in naturalization pro cesses'should take especial pains to deny the application of all characters who give { a reasonable suspicion of their anarchistic | tedencies. i Section 39 of the Congressional act cov-| ers this point as follow All courts and tribunals and ail Judges and | officers thereof having jurisdiction of natural- ization proceedings or dutles to perform in regard thereto shall, on the final application for_naturalization, make careful inquiry into | such matters, and before issuing the final or- | der or certificate of naturalization cause to be entered of record the affidavit of the ap- | | plicant and of his witnesses so far as appli- | cable, reciting and affirming the truth of every material fact requisite for naturaliza- tion. All final orders and certificates of nat- uralization hersafter made shall show on their face specifically that said affidavits were duly | made and recorded and all orders and certifi- | cates that fall to show such facts shall be null | and void. | That any person who purposely procures | naturalization in_violatlon of the provisions | of this section shall be fined not more than | $5000, or shall be imprisoned not less than o nor more than ten years, or both, and the court In which such conviction is had shail | thereupon adjudge and declare the order or | decree and all certificates admitting such per- | son to citizenship null and vold. Jurlsdiction is hereby conferred on courts having jurisdic- | tion of the trial of such offense to make luchi ‘That any person who knowinzly alds, ad- | vises or encourages any such person to apply | for or secure naturalization, or to file prelimi- | Dary papers declaring an intent to become a | citizen of the United States, or who in any naturalization proceedings knowingly procures or gives faise testimony as to any material fact, or who knowingly makes an affidavit false as to any material fact required to be proved in such proceedings, shall be fined not | more than $5000, or imprisoned not less than one year nor more than ten years, or both. In addition to the classes already ex-| cluded under existing law the following are debarred: Those who are epileptics, persons who have been insane within five years previous, persons who have had two attacks of insanity at any time pre- vious and professional beggars. The limit of time within which such persons shal! ! be deported is raised from one year to two. .The boards of inquiry examining ! :)h?m are raised from two to three mem- ers. | To-Day’s News Letter. | In to-day's issue of the San Francisco News | Letter {s an account of a serious army scandal | at the Presidio. Belle Kant has a little | tragedy, “The Last Debt,” which is of un- usual force and excellence, Jean Phillips, in | her war against the quacks, contributes an | expose of the methods of the “‘Painless Dental | Parlors.”” * Louls J. Stellmann's Sacramento | letter is full of information and gossip. Carrie | Nation tells News Letter readers how sha rebuked the Vanderbiits at the New York | Horse Show. No paper In town handles finan- | cial, fnsurance, political. lterary, dramati- | | and soclal affairs in so original a manner as ! | does the News Lett. It is full of vim and | | ginger from cover to cover, . | —_———— | WILKESBARRE, Pa. March 13.—Lehigh | Valley engine men, vard conductors, trainmen | ewitch men and engine wir were given a | 20 per cent Increase in wages to-day. ——te—— . | catifornia souvenirs—great variety and low prices at Sanborn & Vail's, 741 Mar- | ket . | @ttt oottt @ Senator.s...| Puget Sound Ports|11 am|Pler 19 | March 18 0l Sequoia. Willapa Harbor ..| 4 pm/Pler 2! Arctic. | Humboldt ... {10 am|Pter 2| Totmes. H-m\;;ud; &&\\‘{-\y.. 2 pm|Pler 3¢ Coos Bay...| San_Pedro vay| 9 am|(Pier 11 March 19. | | State of Cal | San Diego & Way| 0 am/Pter 11 Alblon Riv. | Pt Arena & Albion| 6 pm|Pler 13 | Portland & Way..|10 am|Per 16 | Astoria & Portland|11 am|Pier 24 | China & Japan 1 pm PSS Grays Harbor . -} 4 pm|Pler 2 | " March 21 | G. Dollar...| Grays Harbor . il 4 pm/Pler 2 Alameda... | Honolulu .. -| 2 pm|Pler | “Maren 22| 3 City Puebla.| Puget Sound Ports(11 am|Pier 19 | March 23. C. Nelson...| Seattle & Tacoma.. |10 am(Pier 2 £ Monica... | Grays Hashor ... |4 pmPier 2| March 24, ] Mariposa... | Tahiti direct ......[10 am|Pter 7 FROM SEATTLE, Steamer. For. Salls Mar. 15 | 18 n 18 City Seattle...| Skagway & Way Ports. Valdez & Way Port «| Valdez direct .. Valdez direct Skagway & Wi Valdez direct Skagway & Wi Time Ball. h Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- ol Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., h 13, 1908, e Ball of the tower of the Ferry puliding was dropped exactly at noon to. day, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 Greenwich time. o J. C. BURNETT, Licutenant, U, S. N., In charge. | per. sl Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— ® Times and Helghts of Highand Low ‘Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent, | NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the helght of tide is the sams at both places. SATURDAY, MARCH 14. Excelsior. Spokane. Santa Ana. Faralion.... Sun rises Bun sets ... Moon rises T et £ ot S HW wi 0:05] above exposition of the tides tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of tha day in the order of occurrence as to time: the fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundiugs of the United States Coast Survey . chx'l:% ‘when _n‘almu (;) slgn precedes the . and then the number given is lflbfim&% the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. ADVERTISEMENTS. ABSOLUTE SEGURITY Gepuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear Fac-simile Signature of M , assoiutety Cure BILIOUSNESS. | sick HEADACHE. TORPID LIVER. FURRED TONGUE. % INDIGESTION. CONSTIPATICN DIZZINESS. SALLOW SKIN They TOUCH the L I VE R Genuine Wrapper Printed on RED PAPER BLACK LETTERS Look. for the S'Tuature Small Pill. 8mall Dose. Small Price. S ees et AMUSEMENTS. GRAND!ous: HOUSE MATINEE TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, LAST TWO NIGHTS OF AMUSEMENTS. : ‘OPERA TIVOLISEE. SPECTAL—To accommodate our out-of-town patrons a MASCAGNI MATINEE will be given on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 14, | SEATS NOW ON SALE. | e Ta | | “ ” To-Night, Last of The Countess Valeska . = ot THE HMIKADO. | _ ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! MATINEE TO-DAY, Week B 5§ MONDAY EVENING NEXT, And SUNDAY NIGHT, ring Engagement of POSITIVELY LAST TWO TIMES Emmett Corri én and Miss Maude Odell MASCAGNI] e vy | THE SIXiH COMMAND “CAVALLERIA.'A' ‘ POPULAR PR [4":!: co‘m”é";’vnM‘\Efl];c from “WILLI RATC HANCE OF THE DOL A Good Reserved Seat at All Matinees, 25¢. LIAM TELL" and HY ALL 'WHO | WANT IT | AND Monday, March 16, | ‘PINAFORE.” | Watch for DE LUSSAN In “CARMEN." ' | | KNOW IT AGAIN, EVERYEBODY SEES MATINEE TO-DAY (8 March 14. Parquet, any seat, : 10c; Ch]l-‘ dren, any part except reserved, 10c. | N E STARS! AGAIN! AGAIN, AND AGAIN! ACTS! % S S . SENSATIONS! | n_ua_u & L, BUT l)-EXE‘"E.\S[V! Lillian Burkhart and Company; the By e e I - o Salambos; Musical Dale; Rice and | 30c; Children at Matinees_ 10c and 25c. Walters; Dave Nowlin and the Biograph. Last times of the De THEATRE rima Forrests; Andraessen Brothers Strons, and Le Quatuor Basque. REPU BI l‘ :uu - Mazoan MATINEE TO-DAY, “RESURRECTION.” TO-MORROW NIGHT THE DELUGE OF FUN THEATRE REPUBLIC MINSTRELS. nent in 3 Acts. part. Act_2—*‘Chop burlesque by Wallace ruck. Act 3—'‘Padlock Holm: “Sherlock Holmes, by the same ST OF 50 PEOPLE. Jose. ES—Evenings, 25c and S0c; Matinees, t at sale now on. IHE CHUTES! Farmer Jones’ Educated Pigs And a Great Show in the Theater EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. SPEND “A DAY IN THE ALPS.” EE THE THRIVING ONE-POUND BABY | IN THE INCUBATOR. ALIFORNIA BY gALL M ! DON'T MIS upendous Dramatic Noveity vely Magnificent Production in Years, Corianton The Romance of a Prophet and a Siren. 25 and 50 Cent MATINEE TO-DAY. M ) el Highbinder win and Leo satire on thors. REMARKABLE ( With Richard J. PRIC! 250 anj Eminent _Actor, “TAMING OF Charles B. THE SHREW." COLUMBRBIA i MATINEE TC-DAY 4 Beginning NE ——SECOND AND L. ery Night Except Sunday. —CHARLES FROHMAN Presents— WILLIAM GILLETTE In His International Success, SHERLOCK HOLMES. Last Time, Saturday, March 21. | March 23— "WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER. RARE ANIMALS IN THE Z0O. EATRIP **DOWN THE FLUME” enic Waterway. ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN DISPLAY TO-NIGHT. Ask for “THE CHUTES." AIHAMBRA KOCIAN FAREWELL CONCERT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Market Street, near Eighth. Phone South 533. | vIRUXTEMPS CONCERTO, Bach Chaconne, | et. MISS JULIE GEYER, When Phoning MATINEES TO-DAY and TO-MORROW. Planist. Reserved Seats—$2, §1 50 and $i. Now BANE SWO. INREVE. Q% ready at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Coming ' —MRS. W. RHODES in fllus- trated WAGNERIAN LECTURES. SLAVES OF THE ORIENT PRICE el MAS C AGNI TEN HIGHTS IN ABARROOM, SMERmay ciav s cos ] March 17, at 3:15, First appearance of the Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Wagner's Magie MAURICE STEWART. Evenings . Matinees new comedian, Fire and other brilliant numbers. NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 20, At 3:15— Tschatkowsky's Pathetique Symphony _and | Overture, 1812, With Military Effects—Wag- ’ner'l Ride of the Valkyrie. ALHAMBRA THEATER. l PRICE: | ALCAZAR™™ Belasco & Mayer, Proprietors. TO-NIGHT--MATINEE TO-DAY SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT. “One of the Alcazar Stock Company's most | admirable productions. SYDNEY GR' $1 50 and $1 —Chronicl | . 0y UNDY'S GREAT PLAY, 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- ENTHUSIASTIC RECALL AFTER RECALL. b, T MONDAY—First Time in San Francisco oo of Charles Klein's Powerful Play, The Cipher Code | As fascinating as ‘Secret Service.' "'—! Worls 2 Evenings .15¢ to e | PRICES iiness Racing !&Rafim g EVERY WEEK DAY, RAIN OR SHINE New California Jockey Club Oakland Track SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, Races start at 2:15 p. m. sharp. Ferry-boat leaves San Franeisco at 12 m. and 12:30, 1, 1:30, 3, 2:30 and 3 p. m., connecting with trains stopping at the entrance to the track. Last two cars on train reserved for DIRECTORY ~ OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Mailed on Applieation. FRESH AND SALT MEATS. ladies and their escorts; no smoking. Buy Shipping Butchers, 106 your ferry tickets to Shell Mound, ‘s. w Main Returning—Trains leave the frack at 4:15 JAS. BOYES & L. A L and 4:45 p. m.. and Immediately after the last ons. race. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR.. President, PERCY W. TREAX. Secretary. Weekly Call, §1 per Year.| k. c. suaus, JUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD & ELLIS, Lmhm(lt..l-!‘. Phone Maln 1719 PRINTING. §11 Sansome st, & P