The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 27, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1903. THOUSAND MASKED BALL” TURKS FALL | 15 FINELY SUNG IN COMBA Serious Rising of Arab| ajcazar and Central Please Large Audiences With New Bills. Tribes in Province of Azir. Pasha and the Gov- Music and Action Are Pleasing. of the most NORDICA 3INGS ROYALTY ENJOYS AT THE CAPITAL NEW PRODUGTION Orchestra Warmly - Received. Concert Organization Ren-| ders Melody to Delight Sacramentans. i Special Dispateh to The Call SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26—Mme Nor- |Cast Is Strong and the|Conductor Duss and His | King Edward and Queen Alexandra Applaud “The Orchid.” ———— Gaiety Theater in London Is | Opened Under Auspicious ‘ Circumstances. —_— i LONDON, Oct. X —With the produe-| to-night of “The Orchid” George Ed- MUCH INTEREST IN GONFERENCE Entire Northern Part of the State Will Be Included. ASTORI The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa- ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his ?:rsond supervision for over 30 Interdenominational Mission- ary to Open in Oakland nsa e 2o What is CASTORIA The general committes having in hand | Castoria is a harmless snbstnute for Castor Oil, Pare-’ goric, Drops and Soo It is Pleasant. It i £ thy interde- | = the preparations for the great orp Bt = fully opened the new| When the curtain rose | was crowded from floor to ceil- with well-known representatives of the artistic world King Edward and Queen Alexandra were present and in a | box opposits them sat St Thomas Lip- ton, who was cordiaily greeted by the Kirg. The piay is by Tanner, the lyrics 4 R and the music by Ivan and Lionel Monckton. Never in e old Gaiety have such gorgeous costumes and such an extrava- gant feast of color been withessed. Gertie Miller, Ethel Sidney, Connie Ed- | Lydia West, Edmund Payne and George Grossmith Jr. again proted their y and Henry Grattan in a Joseph Chamberiain made alio tn Maschera,” was gt roor Are Among ¢ica, supported by the Metropolitan Opera- " 1. bouse Symphony Orchesira, under ti direction of J. 8. Duss, arrived in Sa mento to-night, bare n time to engagement at the Clunie Th | lays above Dunsmuir had threatened to make the Hour of Mme. Nordica's arrival very late, but a special engine was se- cured a: Red Bluf and she was brought to the city at a high speed It was an experience rather trying to the nerves of the singer, b | ease and delighted the great sembied at the theater. The concert bad been promoted by the s Decides to Beject Certain Fea- Tes of Busso-Austrian Plan r Macedonian Re- iint as and Cortesi were the | e singer, and the best | excepting Dado. ¥ to make a dull ombination; in- that. On the | after the first mento women. donna a may able flowers sent the prima f season- pink fab- | y pleces flled | mber played corona- now first Oct. % —Viola Allen appeared in a revival of comedy, “Tweifth Night,” ! Theater to-night. There onabie audience present a notable suc- appearance in short and company | Shakespears's at the Nation was 2 and cess in bher .s the long even- solo work. and L Q.ESTIONS HOAESTY OF BRYAN, e ——— ntinued From Page 1, Column 4. and framed 09 of h he obt. how that the was not undue. then that when Mr. i = confronted with this ,‘ matter came up be~ :"'; t Mr. Bennett to make provis- - to his family? But this 1 r does mot state Mr. Bennett's P statn Mr. B’yarxs It was S nominational missionary conferencs to be | Beld in the First Presbyterian Church, | Oakland, December 4, 5 and § has de- cided to further increase the territory and include all the counties of Northern Call~ for nia in its fleld Letters bave been sent to all wunt’ of- | ficers in these counties requesting their co-operation in securing large wu to attend the conference. George P. Lowell, 'hnhlamhu.ldt.bfl transportation matters, ble, from several outside points. Speax- ers are to be sent out to conventions of all kinds to be heid between this Jme and | the date of the conference to arouse en-| thusiasm and to distribute badges and literature. The entertainment committee has se- cured persons to act in all of the socie- | ties of Oakland to obtain entertalnment for delegates. Entertainment will be pro- | Jyided for all those who make application to the chairman Ellis E. Wood, at jeast one week prior to the meetings. Much literature has been sent out from the headquarters in the First Presbyte- rian Church, Oakland, during the iast | week, and aiready letters are being re- cefved in reply, which show that great interest is being awakened in the confer- | ence, which will undoubtedly be the larg- est gathering of its kind heid in the West. e ——— REPUBLICAN RALLIES. Campaign Committee Announces Demonstrations for the Ticket. This evening three Republican rallies committee of the United ized and several meetings wil 2 Frank McGowan uddick will preside. ague Be d as follows: ader the auspl .- an Republican Masonic District. A mesting of the Regular Republican Club of the Forty-fourth Assembly Dis- trict will be keld Friday eve: trian Hall. Sutter and Powell streets Henry J. Crocker and prominent speakers will address the gathering. —_———— Butchers’ Strike Will Continue. LOS ANGELES, erna- | 1 Butchers’ the striking butchers in city that they will receive a sum of s he period ruggle is there to be af endurance. The ncil of Labor has ad- vised against sympathetic sirikes on the part of cutters, engineers, drivers. cooks and waiters. National Reprssentative May of the Butchers' Union has inw oney weekly dur- contains neither Opium, substance. Its age is its ; and allays Feverishness. i Colic, It relieves Tee and Fla: It 'l‘ronb tee. It destroys Worms cures Diarrheea and Wind cures Constipation tes the Food, regulates the Sowels, gwels, giving healthy and’ n natural sleep. i | i * L4 The Mother’s Frie: The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAGE COMPANY. TT MURRAY STRELT. WEW YOWE SITY. AMUSEMENTS. COLUMBIA == SECOND AND LAST WEEK. Nightly, Including Sunday. Matines Saturday. Robert Edeson t Henry B. Harris) rd Harding Davis FORTUNE agustus Thomas. SB}DItRS 0 AT, m Faztasy. BD OPERA GRAND 5565 fur Vlut:—IDVEIBER 24 to 28th. e e 5 Week SALE OF S..ATS OPENS | THURSDAY, October 39, at g 2 ™ KLAW & ERLA\IGERS mersl Wallace's 'BENI HUR _\.. NEW McWatters and Tyson; Goleman's Dogs and Cats; Three Richards; Crawford and Manning; Wenona and Frank; Waterbury Brothers | and Tenney; Whistling Tom | Browne; Herbert Lloyd, assisted by Lillian Lilyan, and New Motion Pictures. Reserved Seats 25c/BRlCOnY -eeeoeeen 10¢ Box and Opers Chairs o ALCAZ wlnmemm-m,hta nom"—-" Towz Talk. DUSS NORDICA ONE DOLLAR Il—lmn,ldmhy “Pop.” Mafineaat 3:15 X AND FRANKO, Soloista Prices, su; $200 Gemeral Admisston, S0 T =3t .« TWO LAST CONCERTS and Priday Mat. 2MAN, CLAY & CO'S ELLERY’S Royal Italian Band. OPENS NEXT SUNDAY Afl- % 330, Pop. Prices, 30c, TSc SEATS -MORROW )rn\"\'l TIVOLI%:= SEATS AT “AVDRE CHBVIER.” 2! Saturiay Nights, Seical Work “UN BALLO MASCHERO" MASKED BALL) | xexT WEEK_"L4 FAVORITA® “CAVAL- and S! TO-NIGHT...3%2 e Famous Musical Farce Comedy, SPOTLESS TOWN la Shaw and & Clever e Choven 15c. 2Sc e, TSe oo 15, e, Me Ities. nn:ufimend.mdnfi:s@ld such pain as only women sach women knew Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Au-mrhhhlndlnne. Ciferent in action from any I ever knew;:dthmwh!ynl.abh. “]I bave seen many cases where 'omcaew-vd'cxyuu'mt manert benefit, who were cured in than three months after taking your Vegetable Com;aou:nd. whileothers who were chroric z2nd incurable came out aft -nitc.m I have never used sm mnhoutgum..(‘-r—-thnefik tite, wna enti _system. found true, hence y endorse it.” —Mzs. B A Axpemsos, 225 Washing- ton St., Jacksonville, Fla. — $5000 ferfeit '.fi"a”-fip--' sensational escape pursued by mer made Simon h to draw down the rath o y and send shudders through the audience. Genevieve Kane was 3 superb Cassite. 2 part that alwars commands admirati The whole cast s meritorious. Among the speciaities in- troduced are singing and dancing by Myr- tle Vane, Haszel Purdy and Lillian Leavy d melodies by the Southern Quartet e Tom's Cabin™ at the Central The- ater is a tremendous success and should have a record- ron. Alcazar. Somehow or other these long sword and ling cloak plays do not seem to thrill | they used to do when the revival the romantic in things literary and dramatic heid the public five years ago. Too many flowers of Knighthood hve come to full bloom and too many gen- tiemen of France have trafled lhdr ra- piers in the bsoks that bave come and | gone to make these phn of the olden | time the popular things that they once | were. But at the Alcazar this week there is an excellent revival of a play of this | type that bas always been a hit with | oldlers of Fortune™ d last week at the Co- Fischer's. * is still the feature at and is drawing big| Ellery Band Programme. In the grammes to be given next Monday afternoon and evening at the Al- Bambra by the Eilery Band under its new | director, Chiaffareili, appear a number of selections not before dome here by the company, among which may be named “La Boheme." the mgnlflce:t sextet from | Denizettt's “I1 Poliuto™; Gounod's “Bac- chanale,” from “Philemon et Baucis “Romanza,” from Thomas' “Mignon™; the “Prince of Pilsen.” and an entirely new | i ovrrmn entitied “La Fanciulla delle As-| Bx‘nor Antonio Decimo, a phenomenal clarionetist, who was with the band two years ago, will play an adagio and taran- telle at the matinee, and Signor Palma | will play the Mignon romanza “Connais tu le Pays” in the evening. The old fa- | vorites to be given are user’” Gents® fi;‘l shoes £ Lesser's, 515 Market —_—— Mrs. Rapsey’s Pupils Capable. Mrs. W. A B. Rapsey’s German pupils gave an entertainment last night at Mis- Turn Verein Hall, Eighteenth street. attracted a very large and repre. | sentative audience. The programme was replete with choice instrumental and vo- cal numbers and recitations. The pupils of Mrs. Rapsey proved to be most capable readers, musicians and —_———— Frank J. Grace's friends making, mmmn‘n = g 20 ~e‘:x 4 n:v back ind aay He makes reference ¥ jother bramch of th lutely decisive, and thar the legal phase of the question. This sealed letter feature is a device that brands the whole | transaction. It won't answer under the | 1aw that Mr. Bryan did not ask for the sire” | Bryan arose to his feet as smda_uu concluded. and in stillness that was all | most oppressive began speaking. He| sald: “It is incumbent uPOn me to respond to so much of the argument as comes un- | der the head of facts. There has been | nething of the Dresentation of evidence | to justify us In the expectation that the | | will wonld be attacked on the ground of | | undue faith. If it had been known .aat | that point would be presented we should | have presented testimony on that peint. Thers was no such iniimation In the tes- timony. But I am not surprised at the language used by Judge Stoddard, nor | | surprised that he has sought to draw such | inferences as he has. I wrote the widow | | the letter that I did because I belfeved in other causes than law. I am not sur- | prised that he fafls to comprehend the interest in my principles which my friend Bennett felt. “There is mo cause for secrecy in this| | will. Mr. Stoddard seems to feel that| | everyhody should have been invited in t'henn'uvrmen, But that Is not the way wills are prepared. People do not | publish them. nor do they perform thelr kindnesses in that manner. the | campaign men like counsel for the con- | testants declared that I did not know the law, thtlmmhm:tnfl.bfim he has just paid me the compliment of saying that I am a lawyer. Let him make that can be remainder of 'mhw: will, placed it in, a safe deposit uulklndlcnnmu., without alteration for three years, gated the local situation and indorsed the TEA strike. He declares th m will fght it | TO-NIGHT: ONLY NTRA 7i TA_ out with the local wholesalers. ! | Great = | UNDER |&=- -CEW‘ n ?_l:m Los Angeles Defeats Seattle. . P e iy THIS WEEK. T AND SUNDAY. Mammo oduction of < UNGLE TOM'S CABIN “ RED ROBE |z=.... = I5c to :r ad gt Evg. Zc & ; Mats. Set & Sun NEXT MONDAY_Inaugural 4 Comedy Season “T00 MUCH JOI‘INSON o from Gfil!!f‘vfi. No detat] i 7 | N 2. —A new garmet mine r the Santa Margarita| And Stil} rhev Come ranck muc and Moatgomery THE PA~ADERS Moulton, werer, .Al filed three ciaims | He bas HR‘.fl! taken out a qflnu!y of lhl‘ | But This Is the Last Week. ‘ NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, | geme, which are showizs ap in P.-———.q.q ADVEETISEMENTS. e ncloding Bemrd Wisaei m.n B:rry , Eleamor Jenkins by DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD For the Form and Complexion. | RUDOLPH AND AWI. Next Sun —HAVERLY'S Wi BILLY VAN, SASSIN oF Saturday and Sunday l"*fl aosties Children at Matinees, 10c and 3e. PIANO RECITAL ANGELUS PIANO PLAYER ;\-Ab G acplication often This Winter Will Be Given om E: SESUINE . SR SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3lst, CHARLES FLESH FOOD & pesttively A e S S DR STEINWAY HALL e s Satves s PERCIVAL K. VAN TORX will pre- s ar . 324 | wtde at the piano the aid of the Ange- i '\h:‘hm_-lhu oerond I irms nands. WOBLD sad POR DEVELOPING TEF ZUST Mr. Herbert wi“iam‘ A.wf_ncn“_m-:smr Or breasts shrunken [rom Dursing It Bas the TENOR THE THEATER. Sighest indorsement of physicians. Two boxes OR, S .,..(::-nznun—-mmnm.._” u“-'.a.“.. ‘I'Ilimm == SOLD BY THE ERFCRITE ormER | BT, - INPANT INCUBATOR. DECABTMENT b bro the rectial, s In the DRUGGISTS. T | e e e | LOTS OF FUN IN THE PENNY ARCADE boolk, filus- Eil‘ ROOM, the PAR- F