The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 4, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1903. ADVERTISEMENTS. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR alter Bakers B ] BREAKFAST SLLER O o, LT3 The FINEST COCOA in the World Costs Less than One Cent a Cup Forty Highest Awards in Europe and America Walier Baker & Go, umwe Established 1780 nflmhflstfl, Mass. - potats &l rall o MERICAN LINE -Southampton IC TRANSPORT ew York—London. LINE JOMINION LINE —Queenstown—Liverpool. New MEDITERRANEAN ves, Gibraltar, Naples, HOLLAND AMERICA LINE New York--Eotterdam, via Boulogne. Ap! Apl. 22 RED STAK LINE York—Antwerp—Paris. A WHITE STAR L Hew York—Queenstown. Xev am Zesland 15, 10 am 25,10 am INE —Liverpool. Fridays 1. 24 naon ffamburg-#merican. Berviss . S. Deutschi May and. urs 38 min 4, JUL Kobe (Hiogo) at connecting Indin, etc HAWAIL SAMOM NEW ZEALAND swo SYDNEY, DIREGT LINE 7o TAHITI ril 11 amos. oceanlcS.S.Co. 2 p. m, Auckland 10 a m 29 10a m SPREGLELS & BAOS 00, Agts. Tk e 64 Freght Office, 328 Market 3L, Pirie, 1,!&.:'.-. ad of om Pler 42, reet v 70 and upwa Havre.$45 and upward. GENE "FOR UNITED STATES AND Can’ Broadway (Hudson bufla: York, J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific & Montgomery avenue. Ea Rafiroad Tick: void by 81" EAY AND RIVEF STEAMERS KAVY YARD AND VALLEJQ, EN. FRISBIE or MONTICELLO. nd 30 p. m., except Sun. ., 8:80 p. m. Leaves 7 & m., 12:30 noon, 6 p. m. e Sundey, 7 e. m., 4:16 p. m. Fare, Telepbone Main 1508. Landing and or. pler Mission-street dock. HATCH Funday cente fice, BROS - Weekly Call $1.00 per Yoar HAMBURG | WILL TKE GOLI WORTH 1,000,000 | :Big Liner Korea Leaves To-Day for Honolulu and Orient. !Among Her Manila Passen- gers Will Be Vice Go¥- ! ernor Wright. The Pacific Mail Company’s big Korea will sail at 1 o'clock to-day for Honolulu and the Orient. She will take what is for her a small cargo, 3300 tons, {but in her treasure-room she will carry | ®old worth $1,000,000 and silver valued at | $250,000. The gold is for Honolulu. The | silver goes to Japan. She will carry more than 400 passengers, of whom 170 go in the cabin. The Korea will call at Manila this trip and among her passengers will be Vice Governor Luke E. Wright, who is returning to his post in the Philippines after an extended leave of absence. Go! ernor Wright will be accompanied by his liner wife and secretar Louis Glass, vic president and general manager of the telephone company, will leave on the Korea with his wife and family for a tour of the Orient. A number of tea men re returning to their plantations on the liner and among the globe-trotting con- tingent will be two titled Britighers, Sir Randolph Baker and Sir Somers Vine. > Light on Southampton Shoals. B shoals, for the first time in Colo. hampton Ristory, an nel Hamburgh Depa e a light of their own nited States Lighthouse ructions to have nown ob- be i the T ment, has h sse placed upon thi well k 1y t t done. 4 for a structure to and steel piles to con the two keepers, besidcs » necessary paraphernalia of htewill be of the third order. ust as been feet bove mean tide. A fog be of the equipment. Southamp als flank the upper entrance of Rac about a mile to the eastward, and ver a mile north and sou pa astern and western channels to the the bay. They constitute & dan to navigation and are constant sions OWInNg to the con ebris from the upper rivers s on the shoals has five pth ranging up to fifteen SN D Released From Quarantine. which was ordered I arrival from Hilo on released yesterday. She will arging her cargo of Sugar at rf to ppaies Skl Will Sail for Panama. ;mpany’s steamship City ma and way 1 include 1650 ship Falls of Clyde ces. nce on the French ship yesterday to 60 per Rate Advan WEWE OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. bark Invermark is charterad for und to Sydney at 17 6d, with option of lumber to r Port Pirfe are chartered for lum Portland ): bark Sydney and rays Harbor Puget 19s 64 t Clyde returns to Hilo Exports for British Columbia. which salled on carried an assorted consigned to the principal valued at $12, 0. steamer Senator, for Victoria cargo bian ports uding the following ) Ibs, raisins végetables esday fruit, PkES 1170 Tbs meals, pkgs groceries cheese, 20 bxs cs canned goods, 2432 Ibs bread. fish, 110 bxs paste. 310 Ibs tea, 1411 Ibs tobacco, 4043 Ibs tin, § bars iron, 2 pkgs machinery, 1012 Ibs_copper, 14 cs arms and ammunition, 6 pkgs sewing chines, 4 rclls leather, 082 rkgs tank mate S g i Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Friday, April 3. Alliance, Hardwick, 5 days from As- Czarina, Seaman, 42 hours from Cocs Marshficld, Dettmers, 26 hours from Gualala, Johnson, 15 hours from Al- tmr mas, Buford, 2§ days 15 hours 7_mi 17 ‘hours ® minutes. Bktn halis, Simpson, lumbla River | “Sehr C A Kiose, reka | Schr Mayflower, CoquilleRiver. r Cornthian, Skipper, River Chu days from Co- Gruggel, 3 days from Eu- Gudmansen, S days from 3 days from Co- r ill, Rosendall, § days from Wil- Harb Henry Harbor. Polaris, Wiison, Johnson, 5 days from Senr Ludlow r Bender Bros, quilie River. hr Rolph, Honofpu James | CLEARED. Murchigon, 9 days from Port Wetzel, 315 davs Ce Olsen, 16 days from Friday, April 3. San Diego; Pa- T nta Ross, Alexande: Steamship Co. mr Robert Dollar, Johnson, Fortland; I Kruse Eurek; Pomona, Swanson, Eteamship Co. Pacific Coast Br ern Fuel Co. Br ship Arranmore, Hawes, master. Bark Levl G Burgess. Bay; Alaska Packers' A | SAILED. Hawes, Portiand, Ljunggren, Chignik Friday, April 3 Nicolson, San Pedro. Doran, Astoria lson, Coos Bay Hansen, Eureka and Grays Coos Bay, Columbla rata, N Pedro, stmr stmr Newburg, Anfindsen, Grays Harbor. rooklyn. Higgins, Fort Bragg. 3ipsy, Leland, Santa Cruz. | litanice, Hardwick, Astoria, etc. | Sumr Greenwood, Johnson, Clspar. | U 8 stmr Hugh McCulloch,. ulson, Head. to fistressed stmr Alblon River. | Br stmr Wyefield, Watson, Nanaimo. Tug Sea Rover, Thompeon, Bodega Head, to arsist stmr Albion River. | *Tig Defance, Silovich. to stmr Albton Kiver. | Bark Tidal, Wave, Stokebye, Puget Sound schr Western Home, Lembke, Coos Bay. Bodega ! SPOKE! | ¥eb 17, 1at 55 8, lon 75 W, Br ship Fails | of Hatladale, hence Dec 3i. for Liverpool. per stmr Marshfield—April 3, 10:30 a m., off Fort Ross, stmr Chilkat, with stmr Chinega in TELEGRAPHIC. | POINT LOBOS, April Pears’ All sorts of people use it, | all sorts of stores sell the I famous English complexion soap. Established 1789. Sold all over the world. SONGS OFF Members of Slavic Chur of Ballads and Reel Projected Concert i MAGYAR DANCES AND AUSTRIAN ERED AS SPECIALTY ch Prepare Entertainment s of Their Fatherland for n Behalf of Their Edifice ates from Manila, via Nagasaki 21 days | from | stmr Wyefleld, Watson, Nanalmo; West- | or: | tow, henos April 2, for Ketchikan and Comoa. | 10 p m—Weather | g ITH a chorus of trained volces singing the native songs of Dalmatia and expert dancers tive dress performing the reels of the Danube country, the entertainment which is to be given by the talented members of the Slavonian and Austrian church at Native Sons’ Hall on April 13 promises to be unique. The affair has aroused the in- terest of the Austrian colony and the un- usual feature: the programme have induced a large purchase of tickets by outsiders whose curiosity prompts them to witness the reproduction of the little known phases of Magyar peasant life, of Among those who are to take part in the evening's entertainment are many of the best known members of the Austrian and Slavonian colonies. W. J. Hynes is slated for a mon gue, M M. Droba will der several popular Danube al and Mr, and Mrs. S. C. Petrovich are to appear in some of the difficult nativ Hungarian danc A strong chorus of Dalmatians under the direction of Pro- fessor Charles Fontor re rehearsing some of the weird Bohemian airs of their native land which they are to render on the night of the entertainment. The committee which has the arrange- ments for the affalr under charge is com- posed of the following: Tony Pilcovich g — | TWO OFFICERS ARRANGING | FOR SLAVONIAN-AUSTRIAN | INTERTAINMENT. nich, C. Radovan, Mrs. Mrs. C. Mucich, Mrs. John Teddich, di Nola, Miss chairman; Ton ramucha, sec A. Dragicevich, Mrs. S. Petrovich and M. Perich, A. Batchia, A. Sorich, A. Con- Miss Josie Russell. per hour. ANTWERP—Arrived April 3—Stmr Neder- e and sailed ¢ April for San PORT EUREK/ stmr Westport, hence Apri Safled April mr Arctic, for San Fran- PEDRO—Arrived April Stmr Re- hence April 1; bktn Katle Flickinger, from Everett Satled April 3—Stmr Santa Cruz, for Sun Sailed April 3—Stmr Samoa, for SOUTH BEND—Sailed April 3—Bktn core. for San Franch POINT REYES—Passed April 3—Stmr Pasa- dena, from . for San Pedro. PORT TOWN D—Arrived April 3—Schr W_F Garms, from Manila Sailed April 3—Ital ship Amphitrite, from Tacoma, for South Africa Passed outward April 3—Schr Expansion, from Tacoma, for San Pedro. Passeq inward April 3—Schr Martha W Tuft, from Yakutat, for Seattle Arrived April r ship Penthesilea, from Tacoma, for Fremant SEATT Arrived April Stmr James Dollar, hence March 30, TACOMA—Sailed April 3—Stmr Mineola, for san Francisco; Br ship Penthesilea, for Fre- mantie. Sailed April 3—Br ship Sofaia, for Cape | Town. COGS BAY—Sailed April 3—Schr Mary Etta, for San Fran NDON—Arrived ril 3—Stmr Chico, h 29, y NDO—Satled April 3—Stmr W H Kru- an Francisc | gArrived April Stmr Signal, from Coos Bay MENDOCINO—Arrived April tmr Phoe- Bl AB fled April Stmr Centra- E isco. PORT LUDLOW-—Arrived April 3—Br bark for Victoria HARBOR—Sailed April 2—Schr for_ Redondo: schr Alcalde, for schr John F_Miller. for San Franci ved April 2—Schr Chas R Wilson, hen 7: seh ella, hence March 25; | tia, Inverlyon, GRA | Compeer, Pedro | stmr Coronado, hence March | ASTORIA—Sailed April 3—Stmr George W | Biger, for San Francigco. | ISLAND PORT. KAANAPALI—Arrived April E Foster, from Honolulu. | TERN PORT. ived April 2—Schr Mary NEW YORK—A | Stmr City ot { Washington, | DUNGBENESS—Passed April 3—Stmr Luxor, hence Déc 3, for Hamburg. AUCKLAND —Arrived prior to April & Stinr Sonoma. from San Francisco, via Honu- | luly, for dney, NSW. HONGKONG — Arrived—Jap stmr Nippun | Maru, hence March | sailed April 1-—Br stmr Empress of China, | for Vancouver. | . GENOA—Sailed March 30—Ger stmr Den- @erah, for San Francisco LAMLASH—8ailed April 2—Nor bark Abys- sinia, from Glasgow, for Tacoma. EAST LONDON-—In port Feb 20--Br bark Pass of Balmaha MELBOURNE- Arrived April 1-Br ship | Allerton, from Astoria PRAWLE POINT—Passed April 2—Br ship Crompton, from Liverpool, for Esquimalt MOJI—Arrived April 1--Br stmr Indrasam- ha, from Oregon. | LIVERPOOIL—Bailed—Br stmr Nicaraguan, tor_Colon TENERIFFE— Safled March 11— Ger stmr | Herodot. for Fan Francisco arch 18—G stmr Sewostris, for San Francisco. YOKOHAMA— Sailed March 28—Br stmr | Athenian, for Vancouver. | ALGIERS—8afled March 20-Br stmr Orm- {1y, for Boston. UAYAQUIL—Sailed April 5—Ger stmr Nu- | mantia, for San Francisco. SYDNEY —Arrived prior to April 3—Br stmr | Aarangi. from Vancouver. Aus-—Sailed for Honolulu OCEAN STEAMERS. HALIFAX -Arrived April 3—Stmr Sardin- lan, from Glasgow BOSTON—Arrived April Stmr from Liverpool and Queéenstown PALERMO— Arrived April 3—Stmr Auguste NEWCASTL David Evani April Schr Saxonla, Vietoria, from Meéssina, on cruise. Kailed April Stmr Prinzessen Victoria Luise, (rom New York, via Genoa, etc, for Constantinople, on cruise NEW YORK — Arrived April 3 — St Deutschiand, from Hamburg, Southampton and Cherbourg. PONTA FERRERIA Passed April 3—Stmr Commonwealth, from Boston, for Genoa and Naples. DUNNETTHEAD — Passed April 3 Stmr Nicolaj 11, from New York, for Copenhagen. BUTT OF LEWES—Passed April i stmr Norge, from New York, for Christiania and Copenhagen. LIZARD—Passed April 3—£tmr Rhyndam, from New York. for Rotterdam. GENOA—Arrived _ April 1—Stmr Prince, from New York. LIVERPOOL—Arrived April 3—8tmr Cedric, from New York. Safled April 2—Stmr York. Trojan ‘anadian, for New rrived April 3—Stmr | Sailed April 3—Tug | m_Philadelphia. GLASGOW. Arrived Aprél 3— . anian, from oo e P ew York; stmr Hungarian, from | Boston MOVILLE-—Salled April Stmr Furnessi: 1 > - | from_Glasgow, for New Yori | from, Gl 3 stmr Tunistan, ST MICHAE monwy from Arrived April 2—Stmr Com Boston, for Genoa and Na- | ples | (pLONDON_-Arrived = April 3—Stmr Lusor, rom $20. via Valparalso, M a1 | video, etc, for Hamburg. i s L N Movement of Steamers, TO ARRIVE Steamer. ) Newsboy. sosens -Anr San_Jose. . Panama.|Apr. C. Nelson ‘acoma ....|Apr. Mackinaw Aretic. . | Hawalian New York Crescent City Newport & Wa: | Del Norte. ... Santa Cruz... B LY T PN T, Edith 27| scattle . Senta Monica. | Grays | Phoenix. . .... | Mendocino \'5 W. Elder. Portland & Astorla. | Corona - Humboldt ... |E Seattle ) San Diego & Way Pts| China & Japan B | Empire { M. Doliar. .. | Cintraiia. .. | Grays Harbor . T | Eureka....... | Humboldt PR il | | Alblon River.. Point Arena & Alblon. Apr, 7 Alameda. Henolulu serosifADE T | Queen Puget Sound Ports....|Apr. 7 | Coos Ba: San Pedro & Way Pts.|Apr. 8 - l)!ngr::anre iealt|§_& Olympla.....iApr. 8 y Sydney. New York via Pa Nevadan. Honoluu & Rahatolr Ao & Pomora... Humboldt . E) I Doliar. Seattle & Tacoma 9 Coronado..... | Grays Harbor 0 Point Arena... Point Arena 9 Santa Rosa. 9 Rainier. Seattle & Whatcom. v Columbi; Portland & Astoria. 10 Aztec..... Panama . 1 North Fork Humboldt 12 sta Rica. 3 12 Senator Puget Sound Ports, 12 Sferra .|Sydney & Way Port 2 Theben. ...... |Seattle ........ 13 H. K. Maru... China & Japan 14 TO SAIL. Steamer. Destination, Sails.| Pler. R, Doliar...| Portiant diree ollar....| Portland direct 4 pm|P Scqueta.....| Willapa Harbor .| 4 fim‘pffi H <[ Los Angeles Poris| 9 am Pler 2 Humboldt . 8 am|Pler 13 Humboldt . 1:30 plPier 11 Pt. Arena.. Point Arena | 4 pm|Pler 3 Newsboy... | Los Angeles Porte. 2 pm/Pler 18 Korea. . China & Japan....| 1 pm/PMSS City Para...[ N, Y. via_Pavamall2 m/PMSS April 5. San Dicgo & Way.[ 9 am | Dlagg €3 Piler 11 “\ Il!xmh‘ldl (12 m|Pier SR bia| PagerBoan i < April 7. ¢ RESS Czarina.... | Coos Bay direct..|5 pmipfor g Phoenix. ... | Mendocino City....| 1 pm|Pier 13 Aaqva. .. ... Humboldt . <22 /10 am|Pier - Corona Humboldt 11:80 p(P.er Santa Cruz. | Newport & Way am|Pler 1 %, Ll Seat corha. . | s April ;. | i i 8. Barbara. | Los Angéles Porte.| ¢ pm| . Monica...| Grays Harbor .....| 4 ‘;m“;'.:: 3 G. W. Eider Autaria & Porfnd il ampier April O, State of Cal San_ Diego & Way| 9 a Alblon Riv. | Pt Arena. & Albionl 8 pmibier 13 S o Apriio. Arcata...... Coos Hay-Pt. Orrd. 3 | Apl‘ll&l =‘- 110 am|Pier 13 San Pedro Vay.| © am| Honolulu {2 mfirr 2 N. Y. via Panan .uzmpuna L) Puget Sound Ports|1i am|Pier 1) Centralia...| Grays Harbor 4 poilPier April 13, Columl::n Asto l“& ,.Pflrllnnd!ll amiPler 24 Coronado. . arvor .....1 4 pm! 7. Dol TR s il i . Dollar Eeattle coma. (10 am|P.. 2 Gaelic. . China & Ji 1 m‘?!’i!. Rainler. . Scattle & Whateom| 4 pm(Plr 2 FROM SEBATTLE. © - = Steamer. For. Dolphin Skagwayv & Way Por 3 Berth ldez & Way Port: 7 | Nome City....| Vaidez direct ... § City Seattle...| Skagway & Way Ports. Apr. § Farallon. | Skagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 11 Humboldt Skagway & Way Ports.[Apr. 12 Spokane.... .|Skagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 11 Al-Ki. skagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 19 Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8 N. Mer- chants' Exchange, 8an Francisco, Cal.. April 3, 1905, The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry CARBOLIC ACID ENDS HER WOES Mrs. Anginette Metzger Kills Herself in Carville. Despondent and Jealous, She Leaves Her Babies Motherless. ST TR Metzger, wife of George Metzger, was ended yesterday with a potion of car- bolic acid. The unfortunate woman had been an invalld for about two months, consequent upon a surgical operation, and had been made despondent because her husband refused to give permission for her to visit her mother across the bay. When he left the house yesterday morn- ing at 9:30 o'clock and was standing on the corner waiting for a streetcar, his wife waved her hand and called, “Good- by, George,” from an upper Wwindow. | Something peculiar in her manner led | him to belleve that she contemplated a | rash act and he hurried back to his wife’s | room, only to find her in convuisions. Dr. Weyer of the Park Emergency Hospital was summoned, but he could do nothing and the woman expired shortly after- ward. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger lived at 1419 I | street, between Forty-fifth and Forty- | sixth avenues, in the precinct near the ocean beach known as “Carville.” She was only 24 years old and was the mother of a boy and girl, aged 4 and 7 years re- spectively. Her husband is engaged as a real estate agent in Carville. He told the Coroner's deputies vesterday that |'ever since a surgical operation had been | performed upon his wife on February she had been sick and despondent and was inordinately jealous of him. He said that one day she picked up a scrap of manuscript in the back yard with the word “you" written on it, and that she | quarreled with him about it and accused him of keeping company with other women. He sald also that this quarrel see her mother and that she remained away all night on that occasion. Her slckness and resulting despondency he sanity on her part, in which condition she rashly took her own life. —e News Letter. To-Day' Letter that paper thoroughly exposes the mo- tives that Inspire Father Caraher’s fight agalnst vice in his parish. Jean Philips con- tributes 4 graphic and amusing account of her visit to fake palmists. ‘‘Mrs. Botkin's Vision i8 & screamingly funny burlesque. The Looker On department Is unusually rich in go:sip. ! Verses by a California prodigy are printed. Then there are the bright. spicy comments. the | reviews by speclalists of Iiterature, the drama business, insurance and politics. Nothing worth noting s absent from the society col- | umns. —_———————— To Collect Back Taxes. The Supervisors' Judiciary Committee vesterday considered the communi- catior: of Assessor Dodge asking that action be instituted against the California Powder Company, the Sunset Telephone Company and other corporations fer the collection of back taxes owing to the city. Dodge levied an assessment for franchise on the corporations, who refused to pay taxes on any of their property on that uccount. Attorney Plilsbury, who repre- sented the corporations, agreed to report lin one week whether they would pay the unprotested portion of their taxes, allo ing the courts to settle the legality of the assessment in dispute. ————————— Lighting Company Sues City. Suit was instituted yesterday in the Justice’s Court against the city by the Independent Electric Light and Power Company to recover $13625 for electric current furnished to the various munici- pal departments. The complaint alleges that the Board of Supervisors has refused to pay the bill, although sufficient money was sppropriated for the purpose. sumes Regular Service to Mexico. clsco Tuesday, April 7, at 10 a. m., calling at Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Altata, La Pa Santa Rosalla, Magdalena Bay and Guayma: L e e ] building was dropped exactly at noon to-d i. e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at § p. m., Greenwich time, % J. C. BURNETT. Lieutenant, U S.'N.. in charge. Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey— Times and Heights of High and 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 fromnt (Mission-street wharf) about taenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; the height of tide is the sai at both place: SATURDAY, APRIL 4. Sun rises | Sun sets Moon sets ... i § [Ty, [Time [rims £ -| Ft. ) ® |HW L W e tides the early morning tldes are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the 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 soundings of the United States Coast Burvey Charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the height and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by | the charts. The Flane of reference s the mean of the lower low waters. AMUSEMENTS. | BASEBALL. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. RECREATION PARK. EIGHTH AND HARRISON. CHAMPICNSHIP GAMES. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, $:50 P, M. SUNDAY 50 P M. Seattle vs, Oakland. LADIES' DAYS, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. .)e; 5 Stockton st. 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. In to-day’s issue of the San Francisco News | The steamship Curacao will leave San Fra=- | The unhappy life of Mrs. Anginett., ADVERTISEMENTS. ABSOLUTE SEGURITY Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear Fac-simile Signature BILIOUSNESS. SICK HEADACHE. TORPID LIVER. of FURRED TONGUE. INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS. SALLOW SKIN They TOUCH the LIVE R Genuine Wrapper Printed on RED PAPER BLACK LETTERS Look for the Siguature CONSTIPATION Smalt Pill. 8mall Dose. Small Price. £l AMUSEMENTS. was only a pretext on her part to g0 and | believes to be the cause of temporary in- | | 1 | | CENTRA Pacific Coast Steamship Company Re- | Market Street, Near Eighth. Phone South 533, OPERA TIVOLIREE NOTE- armen” Nights the Curtain Will Rise at 8 Sharp! ZELIE DE LUSSAN And the Great Supporting Company, in CAR/MEN Big Chorus—Enlarged Orchestra. MATINEE TO-DAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT, The Sparkling Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, PINAFORE. Week of April 6—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Nights, BOHEMIAN GIRL, Positively Last Appearances, DE LUSSAN In the Role of ARLINE. Seats Ncw on Sale. MATINEE TO-DAY, SATURDAY, April 4. Parquet, any seat, 25¢; Balcony, 10¢; Chil- dren, any part except reserved, i0e. IMPOK ! AN NOVELTIES! Beaus and Belles Octet; Gardiner and | Vincent; Kronau’s White Tscher- kess Trio; Milly Capell and the Bi- ograph showing the DELHI AND DUNBAR PAGEANT. Last Times of Lillian Burkhart and Co.; Esther Fee; Green and Werner and the Brothers French. c o Lu M BI LEADING THEA\RE MATINEE TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT AND SUNDAY—LAST TIMES. EFFIE ELLSLER In the Magnificent Original Production of | When Knightaozd Was in Flower Beginning Next Monday Mrs. Patrick Campbell In “THE JOY OF LIVING," EVERY NIGHT BUT FRIDAY AND SUNDAY MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, Seats $2. $1 30, $1, Toc, 50c—Now Ready. THEATER Belasco &Mayer MATINEE TO-DAY & T ORROW. TO-NIGHT and Sunday Ev'g.—Last Times. meiodramatic trea Scored a great hit. xaminer. ‘One of the best plays of its kind."— Call. See the ship on fire In mid-oce: One of the most_ serzational scencs ever witnessed. - ™ EVENING:! ( ¢ PRICES RAFRE 2 oo, 18e, 350 Next Monday—Blaney's Funny Farce Com- edy, A HIRED GIRL." It Is to laugh. See the’ great specialties. [) GRA MDY MATINEE TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, LAST 3 NIGHTS P MORE THAN QUEEN ‘Week Beginning MONDAY EVENING, R. D. MacLEAN and ODETTE TYLER In Shakespeare's Grand Tragedy, “Richard II1.” POPULAR PRICE . 15c, 25¢, G0c and 75c. A Good Reserved Seat in the Orchestra at all Matinees, 25c. MATINEES T0-DAY AND TO-MORROW. EVERY EVENING. ...c.couieun.d 25c and 30c REPUBLIC MINSTRELS AND CHOW &UR At_the REPUBLIC. Fifth Street TO-MORROW AFTERNOON and Next On! CORBETT Will act as interlocutor and will-teach End- Week men Mack and Stine to_spar. April_12—Patriotic American First Part, THE E OF GOAT ISLAND. ANO RECITA NGELUS PIANO PLAYER TO-DAY_(Saturd; April 4th, at 3 SHERMAN,' CLAY & co. Will Conduct Another MANO RECIT. by_MR. PERCIVAI ¥ AN YORX. e With the Aid of THE ANGELUS. STEINWAY HALL, ; SUTTER ST. Sololst, MR. OSCAR FRANK, faritme, 1f interested you are invited to call at our store this week and receive, with our com- pliments, tickets for the same. SHERMAN, CLAY & co. Kearny and Sut te.. San Francisco THE WEEKLY CALL $! per Year. R AN FRANCISCO'S | AMUSEMENTS. THE MIKADO Clarity Performance FOR THE JOINT BENEFIT OF THE | Girls” Club and the S. F. Nursery for Homeless Children. i THE ALHAMBRA April 4, 1903. Prominent Society People in the Cast. Management of SAM M. LEVENSON asl DAVID COHEN. Direction of GEORGE LASK. 1 Ko-Ko. Pooh-Bah. Pash-Tush. EARNEST SULTA? .CLARENCE COLMAY ..NEWTON STERM Mikado. . MILTON BANNES Nan KI Poo. MISS IRMA LIVINGSTON Yum-Yum HELEN SCHAWBACHER | The Other Maids .- | HELEN BREMER and MISS LINDA LIEBES Scenery Kindly Loaned by the Tivoll. Music Under Direction Mr. LEO BRUCK. Tickets $1 00, which may be exchanged Ap=it 3 and 4 at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s for reserved seats. CALIFORNIA HERE IS WHERE YOU MAKE MONEY— BY SAVING IT. A chance this afternoon for 25 and 36 cents—our usual Saturday matines prices—to see the celebrated actress, ROSE - THE SEGOND COGHLAN ~~ MRS. TANQUERAY Farewell Pertormance To-night. | | TO-MORROW NIGHT—Another rare of- { | tering. The only, the original KATE CLAXTON in her world famous success, “THE T ORPHAN now on final farewsll tour. | ALCAZAR™ “‘Success was written all over the house."— - Pl The Examiner. To-Night—To-Morrow Night. Matinees To-Day and To-Morrow. Delicious Comedy Delightfully Acted, LADY HUNTWORTH’S EXPERIMENT. “The new leading lady, Bertha Creighton, has won full favor.” —The Call Evenings, 23c to i5c. Matinees Satur ide to B and Sunday, The Famous Nat ‘ MONDAY—&oCawin Comedy AN AMERICAN CITIZEN PeeclEsy DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN. Buy Seats When You Read This. Last Four Performances of “HOITY TOITE." Next Monday Evening’ A Cyclone of Fun—A Mountain of Novelties— A Tower of Spectalties—All to Be Seen in Helter Skelter Another Edition of Weber & Fiaid's Plays And Funny to the Last. SEATS NOW ON SALE. RESERVED SEATS—Nights, 2c, 3¢ and 78¢c; Saturday and Sunday Matinees, 25c and 50e: Children at Matinees, 10c and 25¢. THE CHUTES! Farmer Jones' tducated Pigs And - Great Show in the Theater EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. | | | | | SPEND “A DAY IN THE ALPS." SEE THE THRIVING BABIES IN THE IN- CUBATORS, AN UNTAMABLE JAGUAR IN THE ZOO, TAKEA TRIP **DOWN THE FLUM:" The Wonderful Scenic Waterway. ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN DISPLAY TO-NIGHT When Phoning Ask for “THE CHUTES.” Racmg!&fiac}ng EVERY WEEK DAY. RAIN OR sHINE New California Jockey Club Qakland Track FIX OR MORE RACES DAILY. Races start at 2:15 p. m. sharp, Fer:y-boat leaves San Francisco at 12 m. and 12:30, 1. 1:90, 2, 2:30 and 3 p. m.. connecting witn trains stopping _at the entrance to the track. Last (Wo cars on train reverved ladies and their w=sccrts: o smoking. ‘: your ferry tickets to Sheli Mound. Returning—Trains leave the track at #:13 48 p. m.. and immediately after the lase ce. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR. PRRCY W, TREAT. Secretary.” | odent. ra BAJA CALIFORNIA ‘Damiana Bitters J# A OREAT RESIORATIVE, INVIGORA- tor and Nervine. 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