The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 14, 1903, Page 37

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1903. Traveled alone ‘ and on crutches, ' ’ ress my gratitude for vour versihing as represented traveled s, but 1 received every ss. 1 have traveled on a or more railroads, but found none se &00d in every respec 3 oo = Patron's Loiter, That is the way it goes— everybody who patronizes the ‘ Rock Island’s tourist car excursions to the East is delighted. Cars, route, porters, and excuarsion man- ager are RIGHT. { Tourist cars leave San F; » and Los Angeles ! 7 via E! Paso; th ree times a week viaSalt Lake City rado Sprin, All cars via “Scenic’”” line are | comducted. So also are “Southern” line care | sco Mondars, Tuesdays and Thurs- ng fuil information free on request, F.W. Tuompson, G. W, A, 623 Market St., San Francisce, Cal. | Rock Island Cahforma Limited... ‘ 7o CHICAGO An ldeal Train For Those Who Seek the Best. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Trains leave and are due t SAN FRANCISCC Ane, ¥oot of Market § Frox 1966 n. Eimira and Sacra oxw 1, Calistoga, Santa Ross.. es. Lathrop. Stockton . Woodiane. Knights Landing, Costa, Martinez, Antioch, By rom, Tracy, Stockion, Sscramente, 1ot Ba: Mendota, A-unm Visalie. Portervill SANTA FL 'IRAINS 8304 Oskdaie. -h[!-! jamestows. So - et-street Ferry I e g azse | _ Leave Market-street I . 655+ Local | Lim'd | L Ov'r 12.26» Dat Daily | Dal 3 Daily ty Exprees, Basthound | : Costa, Byron, Tra-y, Shop 5005 throp, Stockton, Merced, Ray At :40 812:01 p| 7:10 p11:15 p mond, Fresoo. Bakersteid. Los -1 ey 4 i5a 7:50 a s48 D B0 a akersfieid 00 b 7358 Kansas City. 35a 7:00a | Chicagn 15p : ams, Colusa, W a for morning: p for afternoon lakersfield Local, sto Valiey. Cor- m. datly. | 0 Thursday 1s CALIFORNIA LIMITED, carrying Pal ace lloepm Cars and Dining_Cars | to Ch hair car runs to Bakers. | £ first-class pas. | Lending. Marye honored \. Corresponding 1:10 a. m. daily is the Overland Express, - and Sieepe d Fr Chair Cars icago which cuts out at Fresno. arrives at 6 m. dally parties for Kansas City. n Francisco every Fow: v2 s A ,; gg; » 1112 Broadway, "..klnnfl | o5 0 755+ CALIFORNIA NORTHVESTERN RY. 0. | ® : s55. AN FRANGISCD AND NORTH PACIFIC | RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. SAN I‘IAICISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. 8:00 9:00. 11 0 a. m.; 5:10, 5:50, 6:30 and 11:30 salin. Bak COAST LINE (Narrew Gauge). K DAYS ' | 1200 200 4.00 rx. - COAST LINE Broad Gaoge). NDAYE 730 8:00 9130 |on4m. o, 6:30, 11:30 6867 SAN IA!'AEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. 6:50, 7:385, 7:50, 9:20, v»nn 3:40, 5:00, 5:20, | 10564 R e 6:10, 6:25 p. m. | “ - L 8564 7% - | o OAKLAND HARBOR FERR‘V.A . k | a¥. 100 300 6.16rw | - { From OAKLA f Broedwa 5:00 | | | f10:20 a10:20 2 Ie, T:25p| T Cloverdale. a “Hopland 10 and Ukiah Willite, 2010 30 5 5 pl §:40u| 8:404 | 6:00 p| 6:20 p Sonoma Gien Eilen Det Monte. topol. 1 i . Eatinas and mect_at Santa Rosa for White at Fulto Altruria and at for Lytton at tton for Skaggs Springs o Mayfeia, awrence, sants Booneville | and_for Duncan Eprings, Kelseyville, Carlsbad Lakeport and Bartlett Vichy Springs. Saratoga Lavrel Dell Lake, Wi Pomo, Potter ' Valiey, Lierlex's Bucknell's Hullvil Orr's Hot House, Comptche, Camp | Mendocino City, Fort Brags, Willits for ‘Fort Braxg Cahto. Covelo, Laytor Sprir g+, Harris, O'se1's, rwoud, Scotla an- Tu. | eyse: '.uw 46a s acipal 9.004 or (iona 18.004 e Lake Upper Lake Riverside, Tieights, round-trip tickets at d-trip tickets to all p el at half rates. €50 Market street R. X. Chroni RYAN _Pass south hound only. Connects, or ai! points Narrow Gauge. MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAV SH OR @)} CAZADERO, ETC. )| via Sausalito Ferry DEPART—*6:50, x Park. Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. DEPART—5:80, 16:10, 6:50, 7 zs 10, 3:80, m:w 10:05, 10:55, Xllfi a. m. $3:56, 4:35, $5:20, €:00, te 50, To2b . m Traips marked (}) start from San Quentin. *10:10, 11:00 a. 1n 400, 43 w *5:20, 11945 O Fal 5208 . . connect for Fair | nual excursion and picnic of the Journey | Protective and Benevolent Soclety | while | much attention from those athletically in | place of sucl | gency | Anderson,” Mrs. ¢ PLUMBERS HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC Epjoy Games and Danc- ing Under Redwoods at Camp Taylor. Apprentices Improve Occa- ‘sion by Arranging to Form a Union. —— The plumbers of San Francisco held forth at Camp Taylor, Marin County, vesterday and enjoyed themselves thotr oughly It was the twenty-second an- men Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters' ‘There were more than 1500 people present. The picnickers left this city at 9:30 a. m. via the North Shore Railroad and had a most cnjoyable time. ‘Fwenty cars and two engines were used to convey the crowd, which did not arrive at Camp Taylor until nearly 1 o'clock. As soon as the crowd was on the grounds Proprietor Martin of the camp invited all to luncheon under the red- woods. The committee of arrangements | had prepared evervthing in advance and nothing was lacking. E. C. Curti chairman of the commit- tee, announced the events durlng the ! day. Dancing was the chief amusement, races and other contests attracted clined Valuable prizes, donated by mem bers of the organization and busines men | the metropolls, were awarded. Hand- | me gate prizes were also distributed | during the afternoon. Outside of the plumbers there were about 400 apprentices present. These young men have been endeavoring to o ganize a union. for some time, but with- out success. At the plenic, however, they met and perfected plans whereby their object will ultimately be attained. A committee was appointed on permanent | | organization with power to set time and : meeting as w necessary. At 4:40 p. m. the large crowd of merry- makers again boarded the special train and arrived home about 8 o'clock. The general committees consisted of E. C. Curtis (chairman), ner, H. J. Kerr, II. William Nichols, O. Aaron. ¥F. P. Walsh, R. Smith, John McFadden, Joseph A. Fay, F. E. Kara 1d Edward Hartley. Thomas F. Parkinson was floor man- ager and James O'Brien was his assist- t. — Boy Bitten by a Dog. George Mattson, a cash boy at Will & Finck’s, was bitten by a savage New- foundland dog at the corner of Fourth and Market streets yesterday. The boy was on his way to work when the dog, which had been standing on the sidewalk, sprang at him, inflicting a deep wound under the left eye. The wound dressed by Dr. Maher at the Emer- Hospital his home at 762 Howard street. ——————— Her Reason For phoning us a big order for table wines last week was that she found the first order so satisfactory and the prices fully one-half less than she had been paying. Rathjen Wine Company, 46 El- iis street. Phone Main 5I71. » AT THE SUMMER ESORTS e e Continued from Page 36, Column 6./ AT PARAIEO SPRIN S. R. Ambrose, liam Schroeder, R Field, Sam Danenbaum, Stra Mrs, M. Merle and son, Miss M: Valker, Mrs. M. Hamburger and child, J. J. Lial, A: Rosenkrantz E. Shumacher, A. W. Jlow, Mrs. Rotermundt, Colonel George French, I. Merle; from Salinas—Judge B. V. Sargent and sons; from Oakland—Roy Mau- vals, Mrs. Zan Mauvais and maid, Walter Mauvais, ¥. N. Lang, Plerce and wife; from Watsonville—D. Alexander and wife, P. J. Mitchell and family, C. Claudius. rom San Fran George Knight, Carton Knight, Miss J. Silverman, Wil- ™ AT KLAMATH H Francisco— Berkeley A from Los Angeles from Sacramento Mrs. D. A. i from Roseburg—A J.—Mr. and Mrs. From San Narsden: from rdell, " Westenberg, Hugh Miss M. Sm'th and w Reaton, Mr. a from Shasta Retreat McCloud-—Danfel R. Reames; Disbrow ; ND: From San R. Bishop, James Mr. and Mrs. 1. Adolph’ Boyken, Mrs. W. H. ¥. Jones, A. Oscar Eyontagh; from Ala- Miss Kathryn Cn. Miss W. Sher- Buell, A. 3. and Mre Roman and wife, Boyken, K. Brackett, Mrs. meda—Mrs. John Cook, Sherwood, L. Francisco—Mr. Hansen, B. Wolf, J. W. Boyken, W. Ziegenfues, Olga Groth, Miss wood; from San Joso—J. Alexander. H. T HOBERG'S From San ¥ran- . Traulsen, Henry Brune and family, Miss B. Roller, liagedorn. Miss Minnie Brune, Miss Adelo Brune, Miss M. Faber, Mr. and Mrs. William Faber, Willlam Sweeney, May E. Sweeney, Mr. and Mre. John Woebke, Miss L. Woebke, Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Hinek, Mrs. . . Habn, Mr. and Mrs.’ Rafael, C. Finnen and wife, Emma H. McMillen, ' Jennie M Mathews. From _Oakland . H. Frege and wife, H. Hennings and From Los les—Mr. and Mrs. F. . Fritz A Claus Hinck, ¥ Raymond ~ Ready. A. AL ohr and son, G. cisco K Thomas H. B, Varney, Maud Varney, Walter onbridgs, Mixs Killey, Mrs and children, C. €. Prior and wife, H. J. Friedlander, Ten D, Owens and wife, John e Kroenke and wife, W. O, Mills, Carolina L. Mills, Slm-nn \ Mills, Willlam _ Grosse, Mrs. Nellle riz. Mre A J. Jones. Evedén Jones. R. M vith, James Garlichs Jones. Edward Cutler tein, Cope st Helena Dut Mlss Dr Lomita RARTL »1'1 ™ harlotie Buiton C. Kitehen, Mrs ow, Miss Hazel B 3. Leon and wite, M Burg, Mr Tinni Mabel Rellly, Cora A. Nelson, O. H. . W. Clark and wife, Mrs. T. E. McMahan s May Hughes. Hazel Carran, Rlanehs Carran, Leon Carran, W. Brown and wife, Togan, C. Lemont, A. Harning, C. Masterson end wife, M. D. Arthur, Bdward M, Masterson, D. Hadelar and family, Mrs, ¢ 1, Yord, Miss Leale Ford, Mrs. J. J. Shafter. I.. H. Waters, A. W. Turpin and wife, I. Guiblc. Trom Sacramento—H. K. Johnson, Captain Condily, Martha Condily, G. W. Matson, John Ochsues, Mrs. F. Ochsues, R. Ckhlue! Frank T. Ocheu G. Ochsues, George M. Yurman, M. E. Hornleln and wife, Jack Fen. ton. From Los Angeles—R. H. Lang. ¥rom Denver, Colo.—Mrs. F. L. Bartlett. From Danville—B. W. Stone and wife. From Au- burn—Miss Vina Ragsdale. From = Stanford University —Miss Stella Rose. —Mies Maude Muller. T. Mullen, Mius Hoag Jr., Santa Rosa—C. Mau. Reed Jones Jr.. T. G. Daniels and wife, Na- than Stein and wife, John Young. From TLewiston, Pliter. From Vallejo— Oakland—H. L. U George Brooks. From Fresno—Morton Hansen, From Cordelia—Henry Hiebe. Santa Clara—C. H. Worthington. From Centerville-— L. Beard. = From Haywards—Mrs. J. H. Woods. H. Garlos, R. H. Wag- | boy had the | after which he went to| wife and child; | GLANS NGENT DEFRADDED Real Estate Men Tangle Over Sather Tract Deal. | Frank J. Woodward Accuses Harvey of Swindling Him of $33,000. — s Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 1118 Broadway, June 13. Frank J. Woodward, a real estate agent of this city, says that he has been de- frauded out of $33,000 on a sale recently opsummated of the Sather tract by his private agent Teroy Harvey, and to this | end has begun suit in the Superior Court agalnst Harvey, Mrs. Josephine F. Bru- | gulere and W. H. Chickering to stop final payment of the money and save himseit ' the loss. | Acording to Woodward, who Is a m»m-! ber of the firm of Woodward & Watson, | he employed Harvey to conduct the ne- gotlations for him with Mrs. Brugulere | and her attorney, W. H. Chickering, for | | the purchase of the Sather tract. He' i claims that he has now found out that Harvey got an option on the property |and has made him pay '$33,000 more for | the land than the face of that option. | The money is now in the hands of At- ! torney Chickering and has not yet been transferred by him to the Bruguleres, ! and it is to stop Harvey from gaining this $33,000 more than the face of the option that the suit is brought. Mrs. Bruguiere | only interested in the suit indirectly, as | | she neither gains nor loses by its geci ston, and Mr. Chickering is only the cus- | todian of the money. The Sather tract is a finely situated | plece of property back of Lake Merritt, | on what was known as Indlan Gulch. Tt ! was formerly owned by Dr. Merritt and | ! Brugulere, and only recently a suit to| quiet title between the heirs of Dr. Mer- ritt and Brugulere was decided by Judge | Hall, It is valued at close to $500,000. ———— |NEW PALM 15 PLACED IN ’IHE PALACE HOTEL Plant Is Not as Tall as Its Predeces- | sor, but Considered More | Hardy. The courtyard of the Palace Hotel nas | | 2 new palm. It arrived from Nilec yes- | terday and during the afternoon. several | workmen were busily employed placing the new plant in position. The new palm is not as large nor ha.t 1z as ite predecessor, but it is at the same time credited with being a mueh hardier plant. Masons removed the receptacle stone by stone and after the roots of the dend palm_had been removed the new p.art; was hoisted in place and the stand was again rebuilt. —_——————— Sudden Death of Peter Carlyon. | I Peter Carlyon, a hack driver, died sud- denly yesterday afternoon while convers- { Ing with a friend named Peter Byrne at the intersection of Fifth and Mission streets. Heart disease was the probable cause of death EALD' LEADING WEST, BUSINESS COLLEGE oF JTHE S41 Fulton st., San v'nmwn nder the Direction of MME. ANNA VON MEYERINCK, The largest and best equipped schoal the Pacific Coast, offering all the ad ages of Fastern ‘and Europesn Co tories for & thorough musical ocducatle under guidance of a carofully selected staff of prominent teachers. Prospectus sent on applicatio BELMONT SOHOOL. FOR BOYS, BELMONT, CAL., Opens for new puplis August 10; for former pu- | pils August 12. Catalogue and book of views on_application. W. T. REID, A. M. (Harvard), Head Master. IRVING INSTITUTE. OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR oung ladles and little girls, 2128 Callfornia 1 \ T o wl‘n r-nmn.Auluh;‘ redited to m» Tniversities. EDWA D 3 CHURCH. A, M., Principal. - . A Tho! , Mod- afifornio, 2 Thorougs, aod-| g ine sxuonslupast year. S0 page cataloge. ollea LARXIN ST, Sml l* rancisco. COI.I.!CK OF “OT\RLE DAME. Confers degrees, . srants servatory course. Intermedlate and pnmur\ departments for younger children. Studles re- umed August 4, 1903 THE JENNE MORROW LONG COL~ LEGE OF VOICE AND ACTION., Stage and platform positions guarantee languages; diplomas. 2152 Sutter st. Phone West 1169. Sevtember 2. | SAINT MARGARET’S SCHOOL SAN MATEO, Teopens August 26th in NEW BUILDINGE on Monte Diablo avenue. Modern improvemerita, Tot_further information or circulars address (M18$) I L. TEBBETTS. e <l | Hichenck Miltary Acadomy EL, CAL. ! XMAS T]’R\{ WILL BLGIN AUGUST 17TH. STUTTERING's¢z=2 FuRER | BREATI‘IING SCHOOL. | Lessons and treatments for ladies in Ewedish movements and broathi } 100 unsurpassed cmsme. uncqualed service end modern conveniences are the attributes that have made these two hotels po.ular with tourists and travelers who visit San Fran- cisco. CLOAK 2+ SUIT HOUSE 70 SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE THIRD WEEK. The Lowest Prices ever known in San Francisco. PROMISES BACKED BY FULFILLMENT. Judgmg by the crowds of ladies who have visited our store for the past two weeks our Bargains were appreciated. There was no disappointment. Ladies purchased liberaily and came again and again. Dollars do more ‘than double duty. To sell direct from the manufacturer to the consumer at HALF-PRICE means something unusual and makes competition unapproachable. Suits Jackets, Coats and Skirts BLACK SILK COATS reduced 140 ODD SUITS to be closed out at tha HALF 035-95~37.45 sa.95 WhLESALE COsT. 2 $4.95, $5,95, $8.45 | P PONOEE SIUK COres A g $22.50 WHITE SILK \r‘ovm- Hair 20.00 Black : B B BRILLIANTINE Ao O e DRESSES cut to......$8.95 COATS at..... ... 81495 $1750 FANCY M-IX E D $3-,oo Full Length Extra Quality ' BLOUSE SUITS at.... 87.05 PEAU DE SOIE NOVFIT‘E 7. COATSG o o 817 000 SNOVELTY 68 || $6.50 BLACK CHEVIOT JAC- AL ool e KETS cut to.......... snso NOVELTY SUITZ cut to | 25 TAN KERSEY COATS H Y had B ......53.95 $z-,oo \NH‘TE CREAM | $2.50 PFDESTRIAI\ SKIRTS BETAMINE - COSTUMES I ut 100 0vvszinennensn .95¢ trimmed, cut to....... 1495 s350 FANCY CHEVI()T o0 BLACK, NAVY and S cut to. $1.95 “FANCY VOILE NOVEL- SKIR $,oo TRIMMED SKIRTS cut TY COSTUMES cut. to. $2.95 Silk and Eiammn Skirts (TRIMMED) $4.95, $6.95, $8.95, $9.95, $12.95 'm [ ] B 00 and 5\0-00 HIGH NOV- $4] LTY COSTUMES reduccd o $22.45 1234 MARKET ST., Near Jones, o 1230, 1232, e AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRAKGSCH'E COLUMBIA 5255 LEADING THEATR: s Monday MATINEE SATURDAY ONLT. N. C. AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI%SiEe -HOUSE. TO-NIGAT! TO-NIGAT! Magnificent Production of the Famous Fantas. ucu Comic Opera, LK 2 THE CHAMPAGNE ALTAR o FRIENDSHIP© 1111 1t Madeletne Lucette Ryley's Beautiful Comedy of Including All of the Tivoll Favorites and EDWIN STEVENS HANDSOMELY STAGED, ARTISTICALLY GOWNED, In the Part of KING MUMM. SUPERBLY CAST. 30 HANDSOME GIRLS IN BEAUTIFUL BAL- LETS AND DRILLS. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND COSTUMES. The Show of the Town at These POPULAR PRICES: 25c, 50c and Tde. Telephone Bush 9. CALIFORNIA| = LAST SEVEN NIGHTS. THE CIRCUS GIRL. FUNNIEST OF MUSICAL COMEDIES AS PRESENTED BY THE FAMOUS DALY THEATER COMPAN Next Sunday Mies NANCE O'NEIL. First Time Here In Sardow's Masterplece, “LA TOSCA.” Seventh and Market sts. POLITE VAUDEVILLE Every Afternoon and Evening. June 15. Commencing MONDAY MATINE FRANK CUSHMAN The 20th Century Minstrei THE LEONS. Aerial Artists Suprempe. THE SPRAGUELLOS Novelty Musiclans, in “Satan’'s Pastimes.”” CONNORS AND CONNORS Comedy Sketch Artists. CHRISTY AND WILLIS ‘Tramp Juggler and: the Premiere Dan- seuse. HAYWARD AND HAYWARD The Renowned Singing and Dancing Duo. DEVANEY AND ALLEN in “Fun o1 a Plantetlo CLINTON MONTGOMERY The Peerless, Descrivtive Barytone, THE BIOSCOPE The With New: Moving Pictures, Nevor anyinice like 16 Jou heat people sav; sy g ke PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICEE _Night, 25c, | 1o £ L 2 S tscher’s and see the new 15c and 10c; Matinees, 20c and 10c, There laughter comes easy, the fun is so Phone for Seats, South 1022 reezy, For gay “Twirly Whirly's” the hit of the day. » GRAND #t32 ONLTY, MA'rm EE SATURDAT. ‘Wrink! “Laughter u‘n-ulv- Expressive %e:"w“u“ Qur LAllStar Cest, Includine KOLE and 4 an 2 a Al ER, TO-NIGHT ! WINFIELD BLAKE, HARRY ngs’én RESERVED SEATS—Nights, 25c, | Saturday and Sunday Matinees, '.'Ac and | 80c; Chilaren at Matinees, 10c and THIRD RAYMOND AND.CAVERLY And Our Superb New York Company In the ¥nchanting and Whimsical Musical Eccentricity, In Washington tire Orizinul Production as Used by lh:hi‘;()%“fl;{; BROS. durlng Thelr New York SO‘:M. Change o!“l.onlll New Spe- m;i-lflm Specialties Every Afternoon and Evening in the Theater, RUSSELL AND LOCKE; ADELINE BIRCH- LER MONS. CAMILLO AND MME. FONA: LPHXNA AND DELMORA: MA! R!H ING PICTURES. gl VIEIT THE i BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWING EXHIBITION. AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDATY. ————ADMISSION, 10c; CHILDREN, Sc—— 1C BXCURSION ve Novelties! Y'UP'LLAR PRK‘ES-R&C. Cc and T8c. ALCAZAR Belasco & Mayer, . Proprictors E. D. Priee Ganeral Manager " TO-NIGHT—LAST TIME OF The Delighttul Colonial Comedy D'ARCY OF THE GUARDS. TO-MORROW NIGHT-ALL THE WEEK, White Whittlesey, Ang the Ausmented Alcazar Comaany In e 9, s O;N;L—l power- NATIVE s%cg‘ol? ’?8%55:‘3% Pudd’nhead &'y SUNSET PARK. Wilson % written. NESDAY, June 17th. Hon. GEO. EDPE.KK U.’ 8. Senator, Will po- Spel‘ll.l !nlvl leaves Third and Townsend sts, 0: stopping. Valencia st. Round- trip, unlu. Ol. children, 30c. Marl: Twaln's Masterplecs. Evg., 28c to Tbc; lh.! Thurs. and Sat.s15c nm-wmmmr in IONBA“‘ Week Commencing This Afternoon, June 14, Surpassing Vaudeville 4--Emperors of Music--4 High Class Musical Comedy Sketch Artists. 'SCHENK BROTHERS Champion Head and Hand Balancers. , ANNA WILSON | Mezz0-Soprane. {1’ George Hanlon and Sons Pantomimie Stars, Late o “‘Superba.’ ||~ HALE and FRANGES Novelty Hoop Rollers. Last Week of PAXTO! LIVING ART PANORAMA Tlustrated by Celebrated Paristan Artists’ Models. THE BIOGRAPH Showing the Latest Motion Plotures. Last Week of the Eminent Actor, FRANK KEENAN Supported by Georgla Welles and Kate Long in “The Actor and the Count.” Parquet, any seat, 25c; Balceny, 10c; Children, any part except reserved, 10c. A few front Orchestra rows, reserved, B0c; tront rows of Balcony, reserved, THEATER Befasta &Mayer Near Eighth, Opposite City Phone South 833. £ CENTRA Market BStreet, Hal! Matinee ON THE —— STROKE OF Last Time TWELVE MONDAY NIGHT AND ALL err WEEK, MATINEES SATURDAY AND sU\DAY he Prince of Comedians, M. B. Curtis In His Famous Original Creation. SAM’L OSEN BRIMFUL_OF ROLLICKING FUN. THE FAR MEDY MASTERPIECE, INTRODUCING SPECIALTIES GALORE First Appearance at the Central Theater of the Charming Soubrette, NE. PRICES MISS MYRTLE VA Evenirg Matinee: .100 to 50 15c, 250 1 OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave San Fraa- ctsco as follo For K Skagway, m., June'S, Juiy 5. Changs to mnp-nr- steamers at Tor Victoria, Vaneouver, Purt Townmd. Seattle, Ta- Everett, Whatcom— 1s m, Juze B 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, Juiy & tle to this' company's sieamars ?:.fl:m s G ; at Seattle for Ta- coma to N. y.: at Sciover 0 G e “Eovena, (Hamboldt "1:36 N. July I. s and Bay)— 3. l.‘.lb. 21, 21 July 8: by ot Cullnrnll Sate o G cies lvia San Pedro and Fast San Pedro). Santa Barbara, Santa Crus, Mon- San Simeon, Cayucos, P T8 o, 1 For Ensenads. Ma Cabo, Al(l!l. LI Paz, mas (Mex.). Tth o mrofln-uan obuln folder. For mnhcr Right 1s or sall- c ‘George July' 7, 17 21. Only N fl)’o 'l"LAND. OR., -MM TUYU KISEN KAISHA, (ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP C%; ok 1 leave wharf, corner First an Brsl(:::r:tx:eell at 1 p. m., for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, ling at Kobe ( ). Nagasaki and Shanghal, and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India, etc. No o % recelved on board on day of sailtn . HONGKONG MARU. ~Tuese & '8, NTPPON MARU S. 8. AMERICA MARU.- v, Round-trip tickets at reduced n::: e (nmn and passage, apply at Com- y's office, 42 ket street, corner First. e w H. AVERY. General Agent. WAWAIL $AWOA, 'l'I .“”.“. ZALND e soneT. bbbt S8 s:rmu for Honolulu, s.mo., A!u:khnl and Sydney.....- |58 f«'&’-‘m;x foc. Tanit, 0. SPRECIELS & B203.00., Agta., Tickat0ffice, 543 Nartat ) Fraight s, 329 -I..D.J Pasifie 8L,