The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 11, 1903, Page 7

THE "SAN AILS GARRIED AWAY BY WINDS| Schooner Rosamond Is Here From Honolulu | With Passengers. Time He Incident in His Every Varied Career RIS S%, Crcwds of Pleasure- | pend Day on Water Front. { [ 1 ‘ cEers ENSoyED FELLING OF ONCE \AISHHED IS THE ArrAN w0 < NOUL D A OCA A Dvvry wi Schr Esther Buhne, hence May 10, for Grays Harbor. Returned on account of carrying away fiying stay on the bar. SAILED. Sunday, May 10. ¥ Stmr Pomona, Swansen, Eureka. Stmr ork, Nelson, Eureka. MONDAY, M E . Hansen, Eureka Stmr Brooklyn, Higgins, Fort Brage. r Robert Dollar, Johnson, Astoria. mr Aberdeen, Daniels, Eureka and Coos Bay Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego. iven, Portland, Or. ouze, Queenstown. ohnson, Fish Rock, to "Crescent City, In tow of 5% atms Ivy, Jensen, Coos Bay. W » Esther Buhne, Olsen, Grays Harbor. ; 5 TELEGRAPHIC. 5 POINT LOBOS, May 10—10 p. m.—Weather wind west; velocity 14 miles per hour. MEMORANDUM. schr Mayflower, hence May 7, for Co- River—Returned on account of carry- ing away fore rigging on starboard side; also iron work on foremast head, May 9, 30 miles haz » time; the nn e last tide of the t of Farallones in a NW_gale. . are but three tides, hr Rosamond, from Honolulu—May §, etimes heights given are in west of San Francisco, in NW gale, ' of ihe United States | blew away mainsail, foresail and staysail. "except when & minus ( ¢, and then the number | from the depth given by ne of refercuce is the mean | DOMESTIC PORTS. POINT REYES—Passed May 10—5:25 a. m. —Stmr Pasadena, from San Pedro, for Eu- reka Passed May 10—6:25 p. m.—Stmr Chehalis, from Grays Harbor, for San Pedro. PORT GAMBLE—Arrived May 10—Br ship Ehipping Intelligence. 10. 1 Conway, hence April 26; schr Salem, from ARRIVED. Port Ludlow. . Sunday, May MARSHFIELD — Arrived May 10 — Stmr } James 1 Thwing. §1 hours’ from | Crarigs, hence May 7, stmr Arcata, hence City, Johnson, 14 hours from | BANDON—Arrived May $—Bchr Coquille, hence April 28. Arrived May 10—Stmr Chico, bence May 5, via Crescent City. Satled May 10—Schr Nellie (new), for fishing voyage. SEATTLE—Sailed May 9—Stmr Senator, for San Francisco; stmr Spokane, for Skagway; Randall, 5 hours from Port. and Cressie 5 hours. Hansen, 40 hours from San Thompeon, 59 hours trom . "BLoc .- E y Ple Day. 08 663 IM” CORBETT was nearly | ek 1 swept off his pedal extrem- | fcke s by the avalanche of ap- | , plause which greeted him as | To 3 he on the stage of | h m g sideste C | IS ar acked, b ated by hundreds of his friends and admirer | v t enewed in vol A D rit 1, G 4 = 1 topple over, | | = s | | br was a | | . ve accorded the | i X 3 made his bow la P i On both occasions the applaus Movemen of Steamers. 1 the orchestra could play A mus t brought Cor~ | d ’ % t i are of the footlights. o m's has developed to as great oo | 3 rtions cles since his last | ok | a1 3 7HE [ . ; 4 oI EMNCE i his { ™ at it makes | - like a | - stibly » re ns his mouth 2 £ grin to the propor- Moy 12 | € d last His ol B varied, and he te May 12 at reli X 12 SCORES TREMENDOUS HIT 4 owd allowed the actor . n a word edgeways last . of th He - out a | 1 ence in | - and Jim showed his | M his own experiences by jo | 8 rted out by telling of the | ¢ | mar e brown derby h He to rfection, and 7 king the count” — May 15 ute. He speak May 18 )ry comes 3 =TT IN CHAR- " f r. Here ACTERISTIC TITUDES ON | - the man with the - s surprised that l g im ten years a Fatasy B geo ¥ ghty Sullivar Vi A Corbett rushed up to the ¢ n and May 11 : E : s said: “All these damn foc u are 2 Corbett. Great joke s ONE ON CONNIE McVEY. t Sound 1 Corbett’s stories on Connie McVey, his z giant sparring partner of bygone days, were keenly appreciated, as many remem- bered the L.g fellow. Jim tells of his con- May 13 3 versation with a minister he met on the 0 piF > recognize train. The minister was impressed with 2 yut the Jim's gentlemanly bearing apd the flu- M king ency of his conversation. Corbett told the : reason of their names minister that a. pugilists were highly ed- B shook him by the hand and ucated gentlemen, when McVey, who had R, ¥4 hope that he would knock been cleaning off the table in the dining ) amlF “biock” off. He also told of the car, came in with a smile of contentment 2 pm Pler 21 drummer, who imparted his dislike on his face. “Mac” paid no attention to ¢ 3 to the owner of that mame. Jim's companion, and in roaring tones ex- P 3 d the fellow along by claimec Say, Chim, dat's der best va 2 Tsw the hammer against himself. ‘tabley de dottie’ feed I've ever been up 3 Af er the drummer saw people against Moy 16 . s Jim, and when told it was Corbett told a number of other excellent r P avs Harbor, bound for San Pedro. Put instmr Dolphin, for Skagway; schr Maid of Or- F passengers. leans, for Alaska BB penid ol F Arctic, Rainier, 22 hours from Eu- 4 May 10-Stmr Tremont, for Japan & N . ; er . Leland, 24 hours from Moss | 10—Stmr Dirigo, from Skag- Dieso & Pler 19 H ¥ mr Grafton, Keppel, 54 hours from rrived May 10—Stmr Santa | > 3 ] P E < Barbara; stmr South hado, Peterson, 66 hours from Gem, from Nehalem ¢ . & O B ndo, Krog, 35 hours from Ean —Schr Alcalde, for Grays Har- casien Schr Mayflower, Gudmansen, from sea, In D—Salled May 10—Br ship st 5. Afghanis! th Africa Christiansen, 23 days from Arrived ) —Stmr laqua, hence May 6. e TACOMA-—Arrived May 10—Bktn Aurora, Johnson, 23 days from Hon- | hence April 28 . - VICTORIA—Arrived May 10—Br stmr Prin- ; Merriam, 14 hours from San | cess May, from Skagway ATOOSH—Passed out May 10—Ship Chas. I bell, 8 hours from Point | E M y, from naimo, for Bristol Ba A A schr Oliver , from Ballard, for San X TURNE Pe ; stmr from Victoria and Puget Sunday, May 10. Sound p for an Fra Sun, Moon and Tide. Higgins, hence to-day for R Arrived May 10—Schr Mary E. i B o schr Parkersburg In hence May 2. 4 to port on account of strong NW May 10—Bktn Jos. L. Eviston, for 1 blowing off shore stmr Corona, for San Francisco. d May 10—Stmr Asuncjon, T HARF ORD—Satled May 10—S p. Stmr Ramona, for San Pedro; 1 a. m Coos Bay, from San Pedro, for San Franci PORT:! May 9 schr Blakele for Pert 10 Kahulut MAKAW, | May, hence Arrived May 8—Stmr Hawalian, from LI—Arrived May 6—Bark Edward April 14 FOREIGN PORTS. VICTORIA—Arrived May $—Br ship Lons- dale, from Valparaiso. PONTA FERF d May 10—~Stmr 1ss , for Welmer, from Gibraltar, Na- ples_and LIZARD- y_10-Stmr Statendam, from Rotterda Boulogne-sur-Mer, for New York. LIVERPOOL—Arrived, May ganland, from Philade}phia, via Queenstown; stmr Campenia, from New York, via Queen town: stmr Georgic, from New York; stmr Ui~ tonia, from Bosion, via Queenstown. GLASGOW-—Arrived May 10—Stmr Corean, from Portland, Maine. 10—Stmr Bel- CHERBOURG—Eailed May 10—Stmr Bar- barcssa, from Bremen, for New York. ( TOWN—Sailed May 10—Stmr Etru- Q ria, from Liverpool, for New York, NEW YORK—Arri May 10—8tmr La Bretfigne, from Havre; stmr Patria, from Oporto and Lisbon. ———— St. Teresa Parish to Picnic. | 'The annual excursion and picnic of St. Teresa parish, of which the Rev. P. O'Connell is pastor, will be held in San Rafael Park, San Rafael, on Decoration day, Saturday, May 20. There will be games and races for which valuable prizes have been secured. The committees has made arrangements for an exhibition | football game between the Wolfe Tones R e S % i CorBETT 8Lock5‘= WTHE RouNDS OF ‘BPLLAUSE SENTI S | Wy | storles and kept Lis audlence in an up- FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, MAY 11 'JIM CORBETT SCORES A “KNOCKOUT” AS TELLER OF FUNNY EXPERIENCES | Popular Boxer Makes His Initial Appearance as a Monologist at the Orpheum and Has His Audiences ** Taking the Count” Relates Some | published at Bogota. | newal of the canal conce: 1903. FAVORS RENEWAL OF GONGESSION Colombian Congress- man Discusses the Canal Question. Sayé Agreement Entered Into With the United States Is Legal. PANAMA, May 10.—The convocation of the Colomblan Congress for June 20 is le- lieved by those acquainted with Govera- | ment affairs to mean that President Mar- | | roquin is confident of having sufficient | support to assure the approval of the canal treaty. Gerardo Pulecio, a promingnt member of the Conservative party, discusses the canal question in the Correo Nacionah He says the jon granted by legal, the President Sanclemente take this step. Government js willing to risk any money | in the canal venture after the De Lesseps | failure, says Senor Pulecio, therefore the United States only can undertake the con- | canal with chances of | struction of the success. | Senor Pulecio says as Colombia labors | under a load of 630,000,000 pesos of paper money the present generation and | descendants must be saved. He proposes \ | | | ! the following plan: The United States to pay Colombia for the canal concession the sum of $25,000,000 without discount, concession or redu and $1,000,000 rly for the canal zo! Colombia to be free of a claims that | may arise against the canal company he United States is to recognize The other considerations put down Ly Senor Pulecio are the same as those that have been specified in the treaty. —_——e————— POLICE ASKED TO LOCATE A BOY AND AN OLD MAN| | One Dlsappenrs Frcm School and the i | roar of laughter. He made two speeches | and received many flowers. He saidg he never felt in hetter shape in his life and | modestiy stated that if he did not lick Jeftries he was going to give him an aw- ful time 1 ance of the Orpheum’s show this week is very d. Mile. Olive is still | atching plates and juggling all manner | f things: Julie Ring si an anarchistic | ong about financier Morgan; Fisher and | Carroll are very good eccentric comedians | and Kennedy and Rooney are clever com- edy dancers. The holdovers are all worth | seelng. Corbett, howe < " and it is worth price of admission to hear him tell how the “Rube secured revenge upon him for flirting with his best ‘g “Town before a Theater scn nd-dance Home talent is much in ev liam Keller Mack, John young lady whose name learned by consulting the 1. 'J}H farce. is on for ing the completion of preparatio series of new musical comedie just arrived from New York. . Topics,’ g was presented it the California specialtic the lence. World and a d not programme pend- plece Wil- o . . Pretty Ma e bornne: company, Mary st Clyd will be in one of the “The Stub- Geraldine,” with a New York the very engaging at- > Columbia this week. to the fore with a splendid | * with role, and in the c .\1r~\w.‘\ Ferris d Webb, ver's Lane,” with some of the origi- promises to be largely liking of Alcazar patrons. Central will 1"- atsnsling’ by the . elakio sentation of the stirring nw:mlrmn “A Rovgh Rider'’s Romance.” Walter E. Perkins In “Jerome,” matization of Mary E. Wilkins' the star of the wi at A House. ddle Dee Dee’ is doing a s at Fischer's. hutes has a one-pound r of the incubatorium nnering, omedies, traction at tt The revivs in the Tivol 1 of * title ng st C Hartn ro New York ca to the a dra- romance, the Grand tremendous The three concerts to be given this month at the Alhambra Theater by Mlle Antonia Dolores are arousing much in- terest among music lovers. The dated for the 20th. Next Sunday evening ‘“‘Arif Sav Amritist lecturer, will be heard at the Al- hambra. and l’.’lrn(‘lls and a which the Columbias and Jeraldines will compete. The committees are as follows# J P. Hor Mrs. Miss | Prizes. Crowe P. Flanagan, Twomey, Sheehan, J. J. Flana gan, J. Kingston, J. Foley,4P. Kannitz, Mrs. B. Curtis, Miss M, N. Toohig, Games—P. J. Crowe, P. D. Hardnedy, J. Lawlor, B. nigan, H. Breen. nnigan, Clau Manion, J. Foley - Foley, igan, P, Fin! J. Daly. Flana- nagan, n and J. C, Programme—Frank J. Weiss and P, (-4 gan, Mre. J. C. Ryan, chalrman; retary. J. Weiss, sec- —_—— POLICE SEARCHING FOR A SMART YOUNG MAN Plays a Confidence Game on Land- lady of Potrero Boarding- House. A smart trick was plaved upon Mrs. Cleeve, who has a boarding-house at 88§ Ilinois street, on Saturday. A young man about 2 years of age called at the boarding-house and told Mrs. Cleeve that he had secured a job at the Union Iron Works and asked her permission to change his clothes. She showed him into a room occupied by George I. Cooks and in a few minutes he came out in his work. ing clothes and said he was going to the works. The young man returned in about half an hour and said he would not start work till to-day. He left, carrying his good clothes over his arm, after paying 2 cents for his dinner. When Cooks re- turned from his work in the evening he discovered that §15 had been stolen from the pockets of a pair of trousers that had been left in his room and the police are now searching for the young man. — s some good | for a | at Fourth and Clara streets, which has | Son_wa i Other From His Lodg- ing-House. Robert Steadman, 108 Eureka street, re- ported to the police yesterday the disap- arance of his nephew, Rodney Styrte- ant, 10 years of age. The boy left for chool on the morning of May 5 and has not been seen or heard of since. He is supposed to have had a companion, George McMillafi, but Steadman does not know where McMillan lived. $5 in his pos n when he left home. He was always talking about going south to pick fruit. He has a light complexion, light hair ‘The police are very the disabpemrance of man 70 years of He lived wit nand Meyer at 12 Stark street, not been seen or heard of since N He left his tru and ail of his personal | effects in his room and said nothing about going anywhere. and blue eyes. much puzzled over a Ger- h Ferdi- nd has John Wild, f the old man can be found and it ared that he has met with foul play. ey e s 0ld City Prison Is Closed. The old City Prison at the City Hall has been closed for good and all the soners will now be sent to either the be | Southern station or the prison at the Hall ata | of Justice. 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Policeman Laws arrest- ed Phemester on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and sent Meyer to the Central Emergency Hospital, where wounds on his head and forehead were stitched and dressed. Phemester said he hit Meyer with his ‘fist and in throwing him out a glass panel of the door was broken and that was what caused wounds on Meyer's head. the | Restdence, Me . Btross. New York J%'o'&‘a‘.‘t‘ St., uml'm w. T. HESS, PCTARY PUBLIC AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels bidg. Telephone Main 883. S8 Culffornl st., below Pawell ence Telenhona James 150 Gov-| ernment having constitutional powers to ! No company or European its | the | ereignty of Colombia on the isthmus. | The boy had | The hospitals have been | visited and other institutions, but no trace | A dose of | -1 ADVERTISEMENTS. 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SATURDAY To-night and MATI First Appearar in Three nent Edwin Stevens Supported by the BIG TIVOLI COMPANY. the Greatest of Comic Operas, “WANG.” A LAUGH IN EVERY LIN Comedian, PODULAR PRICE Telepho Next—"E! COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Mary Mannering TEST A | PRESENTING ) GERALDINE Clyde Fitch's New Modern Comedy. I With the Original Cast and Every the Garrick Theater Production Unchanged. Years of the Emi- BI SAN FRANCISCO'S LEADING THEATRE Powell Street, Near Market e gement of FRANK McKEE, Under the management NE Mekus. | THE STUBBORNNESS oF Detail of AMUSEMENTS. { Market st Eighth, near Great Patriotic Drama, A Rough Rlder s Romance. | See the Rescue by Roosevelt and His Rough Riders. Evenings. [ PRICES Zyiies Next Weel ..10c to B50c ..10c, 18¢c, 23¢ THE rm\u\i‘ RYE. | | | | Stremuous Vauderill! | James J. Corbett; Fisher and Carroll; Julie Ring; Kennedy and Rooney; The Lytton-Gerald Company; Mel- ville and Stetson; Harding and Ah Sid; Mlle. Olive and the Biograph. Reserved Seats 10c; Box Seats Balcony, and Opera Chalr : | TO-NIGHT. The Broadway Comedians, WORLD and MACK in the new TOWN TOPICS 3 ACTS OF SOLID LAUGHTER. NOTICE—Closed next week preparatory to opening of the Daly musical comedy season. ellenc | Roosevel WILL RECEIVE A | WARM WELCOME Just as We Are Receiving for At Every Performance. The Funmut Play of the Century. N CALIFORNIA | President GRAND Rai3e S SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. AT and Every Evening This Week, Return Starring Engagement of The Popular Comedian, \WALTER E. PERKINS | —IN— “JEROME.” | A Dramatization of Mary E. Wilkins'’ Famous Story POPULAR PRICES—10c, 15¢, 25¢, 50c & T3e. A Good Reserved Seat in the Orchestra at All Matinees, 25c Next Week, ALCAZAR TO-NIGHT—THIS WEEK. LOVERS': LANE. Evg., 25c to T5¢. Mat. Sat “ON THE QUIET." GREATEST PRODUC- TION EVER m-:«'r PLAY. & Sun, 15¢ tu 50e. MONDAY NEXT—Summer Engagement of WHITE WHITTLESEY RESERVED SEAT: ights, 2! 50c and 75¢. 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