The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 17, 1903, Page 9

MRS. WILSON S REPENTANT Give i P to the Court Required | cerning Brother's Estate | AV FOR EAST! LS 84k Night in Custody of the iff Convinces Reticent! ss of Power of the Law =2 romises All Information I E WII L} ’ Dispatch te ver informat Hyland's the wing Wilson imate in Free! Freel Candies Bonbons Chocolates Given Away Free WITH OUR Teas, Coffees, Spices Baking Powder ALSO Everything that’s Beautiful in Fancy China, Crockery, Glass- ware, Ornaments, Dolls & Novelties Come See Them You Will Be Charmed WITH OUR EXTRA | Liberal Premiums | Gireat American Importing Tea Co. | Mark 561 1819 Devieadero 3006 Sixteenth 521 Montg'y ave | Haight THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1903. MRS. DANIEL MANNING TO SUCCEED MRS. BLAIR New York Woman Named by Miss Helen Gould for President of World’s Fair Board of LadyMan- agers Chosen--Will Add St. Louis Member to Body e R— NEW YORK WOMAN WHO HAS BE DENT OF THE ARD OF LADY MANAGERS OF LOUISIANA PURCHASE | POSITION AT ST. LOUIS, B 3 — — = ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.—Mrs. Daniel made a short speech reviewing her Manning of Albany, N. Y -day lificat! elected président of the World’s Fair| A Jlution was adopted calling on board of lady managers, vice Mrs. the n to suspend the James L. Blair, resigned. She received | rule of members fourteen out of fifteen votes, one bal-| of the board to r-one, so as to| lot being blank. Mrs. Manning was | elect aait r, presumably nominated by Miss He sould, who|a St. Louis we @ i i} Sanad ] SUGAR COMPANY ME CONSTRUCTION EASTERN MAY RESI | United States District Judge Kent of Arizona Confirms the Appoint- ment of the Reccivers. PHOENIX, A. T., Dec. 16. nt of the United States Court to-day issued an order ing the appointment of Howard 1. Shep- herd and Courtland Parker Jr., by the New Jersey District Court, as receivers of the BEastern Sugar Com- pany, whose property is mainly in thi county. The property consists of an immenge beet sugar factory under con- struction near Glendale and a large | acreage of land, together with certain personal property, all of which was to- day transferred to the receivers on the county records. The Eastern Sugar Company was formed to establish a factory at Glen- dale. It is composed largely of Chi- cago and Detroit capitalisis. A con- struction company was formed, partly made | | DROUGHT AT SALINAS IS FINALLY BROKEN There and Low Ba- rometer Gives Promise of a Con- tinnance of Downpour. SALINAS, Dec. The long drought has been broke Rain began falling here ear! s afternoon and still con- tinues with low barometer. The fact that the records kept for the last thir- | ty vea s show that the wettes: seasons section have been those In which the rain came late gives the farmers hope. in this SAN JOSE, Dec. 16.—After many weeks of d weather the rain began | coming down in earnest here eariy this forenoon. The barometer is falling | and the prospects are for a heavy downpour. been done, and a good soaking now will give the farmers opportunity to finish work. The rain could not come| at a more opportune time. The fall to Much plowing has already | [SSUES APPEAL FOR SICK TOTS Board of Managers of Chil- dren’s Hospital Designates Three Days for Donations AN IMPORTANT CHARITY . Opportunity for the Publie to Assist in Brightening Lives of Little Sufferers e il Apropos of the advent of Christmas and the birti of a new year, the board of managers of the Children's Hos- | pital, 3700 California street, as has been | customary in the past, has designated three days, December 22, 23 and 24, to | be known as donation days, when the public will be given an opportunity to gladden the hearts and lighten the bur- dens of the unfortunate little inmates of the institution by donating money ! and supplies consistent with the size of their pocketbooks. Particularly in view of the significance of the Yuletide | and the fact that it is a period of cheer, | | the appeal of the management merits a | | generous response from a kind-hearted community. The following appeal has been sent | out by the board of managers: y calling your attention loulhp 1 o n days of the Children’'s 08~ | anoyel ecember 22, 23 and 24, and soliciting Fifts of money or supplies for'this beneficent | Sharity, the board of menagers desires to state that while the year has added population and wealth to San Francisco and the State, to the | hospital this prosverity has been of little ad- vantage. On the contrary, with the growth of the city we have had more sick children to care for without a corresponding increase of income. ; This being the case, our friends, who have always been quick to respond to our appeals, can readily understand that our needs this year are of special urgency. " We feel assured that this Children’'s Hoepital will meet generous response as that wh those of former years: nd the hearts of the sick and destitute children by your bounty may in some measure share in that cheer and comfort which brighten the lives of the more little ones at the Christmas season. s of money, clothing, grocerles, fuel s will be gratefully received and Quly acknowledged. Monthly subscriptions, | large or small, will be called for regularly. The committee will be at 227 -Sutter street | December 22, 23 and 24 to receive donations. | MRS D. RIDEOUT, Chairman. Mrs. L. L. Dunbar, Mrs. J. F. Merrill, Mrs. 1.'N. Walter. Mrs. M. F. McGurn, Mrs. Ber- tha Lilienthal and Mrs. H. EF Bothin. —_————————— { A1l leather goods lettered in gold free | | of charge. Sanborn, Vall & Co., 741 l\Iiar- ! ket st. { —_—————————— | LOWER RATES NOW TO YELLOWSTONE PARK In respec appeal for the with the same h has followed fortuhate Influence of President Roofleveltl Brings About a Reduction of Cost of Transportation. CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—At a joint meet- | ing of all the lines interested and the | representatives of the Park Stage Company held here to-day rates to the Yellowstone National Park from all points were lowered from 33 1-3 to 40 | per cent. It was decided to extend the | season during which the rates will ap- | ply making it begin on June 1 and last | to September 30. | The railroad representatives were actuated largely,, it is understood, by | President Roosevelt's great interest in the park. When the President last vis- ited the park he expressed to several | rallroad men the hope they would | make it possible for every American to see the Yellowstone. Arrangements have been made with | the stage company whereby a rate of $65 from Chicago will be made for the entire park tour. The round trip rate from the Twin Cities and Omaha wiil be $55. PeCE et A man’s faith may be known only by | nis faithfulness. PASS TIME PLEASANTLY AT LUNCHEON Miss Alice Sprague gave an unusually pretty luncheon yesterday at her home on Broadway. The color scheme of the decorations was red, including a pro- fusion of carnations. The table was lighted with candelabra with artistic red shades. The guests appeared in their most exquisite gowns and were charmingly entertained by the gracious hostess. Among those present were Miss Grace Buckley, Mrs. Frank Grif- fin, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Mec- Calla, Mrs. Thomas Benton Darragh, Mrs. James Bishop, Miss Suzanne Blanding, Miss Charlotte Ellinwood, Mrs. T. Danforth Boardman, Miss Louise Sprague and Miss Frances Sprague. Sk Harry Stetson entertained a jolly party of friends last evening at dinner. The home of Mrs. Robert Oxnard, sis- ter of the host, was thrown open for | the affair, and in the spacious rooms so | well adapted for entertaining the most | cordial hospitality was dispensed. The | guests, approximating forty in number, | included married friends who had in the past shown the popular bachelor many social courtesies. The decora- tions consisted of a profusion of cut flowers and foliage massed with artistic effect. The host was assisted by his sisters, Mrs. Oxnard and Mrs. Chaun- cey Rose Winslow, who received the guests with charming tact and grace. o Mrs. Camillo Martin and Miss Grace Martin gave their third reception of the season yesterday at their home on Broadway. The rooms were effectively decorated in accordance with the sea- son, and pleasant hospitality was dis- pensed to the many callers. R Miss Edwina Hammond was hostess at an informal telephone tea at her home on Jackson street yesterday aft- | ernoon. Miss Carpenter was guest of honor and graciously met the fifteen | young women the hostess had specially invited. Miss Schwabacher, who will leave next week for a tour of the world, was guest of honor at a pretty dinner last evening given by Miss Hellman at her home on Franklin street. The table was lavishly decorated with red poin- Those dainty Rich Gold Clocks, with cupids and other odd designs, are very popular and make splendid Xmas gifts —being both useful and orna- mental. Sixty-five styles to select from. The one shown here is $2.50. More elaborate clocks at $3.00, $3.75, $4.50, $5.50 and up to $15. Come and see them—also our Rich Gold and Jeweled Miniatures, Photo Frames, Inkstands, Mir- rors, etc. Art Metal Wares We believe our assortment of Artistic Metal Orna- ments to be the largest in town—and certainly “those Fa- mous Wholesale Prices” are far and away the lowest. We mention particularly those quaint old Hammered Copper and Brass Pots, Kettles, Loving Cups, etc.; also the fa- mous genuine “Kayserzinn™ Pewter Ware, in the latest de- signs; BronZe Figures, Busts and Electroliers. OPEN EVENINGS. IT PAYS TO COME DOWN TO That Big China Storc---a quarter of a block below Shreve’s S. STERNHEIM & SON 528 and 530 Market St., 27 and 29 Sutter St. BELOW MONTGOMERY settias and red-shaded candelabra. Covers were laid for thirty-eight guests. Miss Margaret Newhall will be guest of honor at a tea to be given to-day by Miss Margaret Mee. Those receiving with the hostess will be Miss Gertrude | Eells, Miss Gertrude Joliffe, Miss Flor- | ence Gibbons, Miss Helen Baily, Miss | Marion Hall and the guest of honor, | Miss Newhall. | The members of the Century Club held their Christmas jinks yesterday | afternoon at Century Hall, on Sutter street. Only members were invited, and the greatest privacy surrounded the en- TO-MCR! L AMUSEMENTS. GRAN OPERA | SPESCLeC g ISy (5, T ooee MATINEES TO-DAY AND SATURDAY. | Asked the ma morose and bl “That's sasy id his grinning end, ROW—SCOTCH NIGHT | ST THREE NIGHTS, J HSTODDART AND REUBEN FAX In Ian MacLaren's Comedy Success, | | ] ata Production o Star” Cas tire affair. It was a Dickens party, and | T"E BONN’E BRIE B SH s 84 - Bake ber. Georgia & | Y Ramey, Ben T. DIl win Siste the guests appeared in the quaintest ot | I =+ et Twin Sieters costumes, each representing a charac- Week beginning next Sunday matinee, bene- | o & nd Ches tiful V s er froj 2 fits tor Widows' and Orphans’ Fund of the | Magnificent Cc Stage Effects ter trom one of the books of the great | 50\, pronciaco Fire bepartment. MAY STOCK. Reserve d 23e author. ! TON in A LITTLE OUTCAST, and Life Saving and 30e, The I Gondolieri Club will give its|drama acted by members of Fire Department. CHRISTMAS DAY. initial dance of the season this evening | at Palm Hall, Palace Hotel. f The Christmas dance of the Dautscher Club was given last night at Golden| Gate Hall. More than 200 guests were | in attendance. The hall was decorated | in pink and white, with many Christ- mas trees in the balcony and hall. | Clusters of holly berries were also used | in the decoration. | The dance began at 9 o’clock and con- | tinued until midnight, when the many guests depagted for their homes. Those in charge of the arrangements were: John F. Siebe Sr., president; George C. Sneider, secretary and treasurer, andl Harry Bussman. | In | | | | aring-down ADVERTISEMENTS. | DR, MILES®. =Pain Pills effectively In all c! L 0, Sea-Sickness, Car-Sickness, GLASER SAN FRANCISCO'S LEADING THEATEE | NIGHTLY DAY | m MAT! Y | PO | The Queen of Singing Comediennes, | — 3 k.- Matinge- 1o-0ay rsday, De U Parquet, any s= Balcony. Chil l dren, any part except reserved, 10t ALLURING VAUDEVILLE! Henri Humberty; The Tobins: Joan Haden’s “Cycle of Love”: Pauline Francesca Redding and Com- Hines and Remington; “Bon- ner”; The Brittons and Orpheum Motion Pictures. NEXT WEREK, - THE ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW Stange and Edwards’ Dainty Comic Opera, DOLLY VARDEN. or Second Week Now Ready I MATINEE CHRISTMAS. “The Girl With the Green Eyes GRAND O;II'I'G. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Decamber 33 FOLLOW THE CROWDS J Magnificent Production of the Holiday Spee- 088 an BRING tacte, b . . CHILDREN Carrie De Mar <= In W. A. Brady's Musical Comedy Hit, Or “THE mxmx." | A Mythological Musical Extravaganza in Three c Acta F OXY | See Bothwell Browne’s Beautiful Ballets RANDPA USUAL POPULAR PRICES. ..25¢, S0c and 3¢ £ | Proscenium and Mezzanine Box Seats....$1 00 | ing, Dec. 17, at the 01d Tivoll. G The sale of seats will begin this morn. of Nervous Headache, Sick Irritability, and Ovarian Pains. ALCAZAR Belasco & Mayer, Preariet E, D. Pric General Manager. GHT—MATS. §AT. AND SUN. THE PLAY THAT THRILLS. | Belasco & Fyle's Military Post Drama, » High-Class Specialtiss Every Afternoos THE G‘RL l LEFT | and Evening in the Thoroughly Heated Theater. an ee 16 Miseton. 3285 Mission [ by the same persons, to do the building. | date amounts to 246 inches. "l am very teful that I have f BEHIND ME | 266 Nt P 366 Third { 0 s % s. . ound such a perfect remedy \ —TO-NIGET— 2 » I’ | Money stringency, it is said, stopped SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 16.—Rain b for headache. bhad a sunstroke while in the army, and ever p 2008 ¥ 409 Fourth, | . 3 . 16.—Rain began | . e Y Great Splendid Stage Plctures. = c po—rarlo{ns seve:‘al wxcveks ago. A friend- | falling this morning, continuing in| S :‘,‘,'5";,".,",,"3: e L icne ant Shicosnese Ane | Eves., e to Mats. Sat. & Sun., 15 to 50e TGAI‘A ","f:':.ffg,fn:fi'f:f’fu e | Iy suit for receivership was begun, one | showers all day. Pills. which 1 have used with satisfactory results for a number 3 r—Big Holiday W ! A b £ —————— | of the plaintiffe belng Thomas Murphy. | SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 16.—The rain-| fvmere o3 8. BALLARD. % Cattipa Ave.. Pymdet. Cuir. o o o b Ml e gttt ol el | The heaviest creditors are local con- | fall in Marin County has been extreme- e ireauently used Dr. Miles' Anti_Pain Pills for Neu- BLUE JEANS HAMADRYAS IN TEE 200! { ralgia, and they invariably give edy relief. tractors, who are restrained from pro- | ly heavy during the last twenty-four am never without them to 5rev.'n°x'mfwml:.'e..- ':yl.fi"r:;g:c‘;f-'.' ¥ The pet bull. The barba- [ LOTS OF FUN IN THE PENNY ARCADE. ceeding against the company, while the | hours. In all districts there was a| E. L. SANFORD. Mgr. Etna Springs Hotel. £tna Springs, Calif. | cun " The Sania . Claua scene The' bursers | —— | receivers are instructed to sell the heavy precipitation, while in some parts | “Two years ago I had a severe attack of La Grippe. and was | Seneation. Order swata A idin e a e & » | bonds at not less than par to pay the | much land is inundated. The precipi- | Eoter the SEtorR s for five days without any rellet. " Them 1 SRLELL - debts as fast as possibie. It is now | tation in San Rafael and vicinity for cggp‘dh m‘e.'oj :Ifmantf\‘lr:ee:::';(‘fislinggg:} :2g-cr‘kveb§t."l‘mpr’|lkl: LA thought that the company will over- | the present storm is 1.30 inches, mak- to the Pain Pills 1 was =con cured, taking only three of the pELiSco “ 1 . oone 115 GifReuitios and that contris. | ing 8 total for the SEasdiiofietinstes Pills."—JOHN N. PURTTEMAN, Glendale. Ore. MAYER tion will be resumed. against 12 inches up to this time last -y " D | Reras 130 o Market S Near Eighth. Phone South 538 ——— Navigators Are Placed on Trial, VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 16.—Captain C. J. Baker, commander of H. M. 8. Flora, and Lieutenant Harold G. Grant, navigating lieutenant of the vessel, were placed on trial to-day be- fore the court martial sitting on board H. M. 8 Grafton at Esquimalt, r. ANTA ROSA. Dec, 16.—Two and a quarter inches of rain fell in this city during the twelve hours ending at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning, and while the storm was unprecedented in vio- | lence during this winter, it did no par- | ticular damage. Streams ran with full banks for a short time this morning, but later the sun struggled through the TO-NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. The Greatest of All Border Dramas, THE SCOUT’S REVENGE | Thrilling incides Powerful Climaxes! Mag- | nificent Scenery' Snlendid Comedy! Haliday Gifts EYE GLASSES OPERA GLASSES KODAKS If you want your baby to grow r Z and be strong, healthy and bappy, use Mellin's Food. seautifully printed pages of heipful hints b0 The Care and Feeding of Infants,” | charged with having by neglec et And Other Useful Acticlas, 2 S « glect or de- | intervals durin Superb Cast Vit < B g, will be sent you free if you fault hazarded and stranded H. M. S. | ,"l,‘.,"gi,f““ ARoPR. S 3 | PRICES 5\;((:1’:1::- melsz; g > Fiora on December 4 on Denman ——— e Cliristmas Week, December 21, 'S FOOD CO.. BOSTON, MASS. |Island. Both prisoners surrendered “ALPHONSE AND GASTON." Body of Suicide Still Unidentified. SAN JOSE, Dec. 16.—The young man who committed suicide in the | lodging-house at 38 West San Fernando their swords to the court. Lieutenant | Ramsay and a number of seamen and | artificers gave evidence regarding the stranding, but little was brought che, La Grippe, Hacing!%flacing! | | RAIN OR SHINE. | | out | 4. He Neuralgla, Rheumatism, Sclatica, Backa oth street has not yet been identifie . 'Ague Pains, fon, Dizziness, Nervousness and er than what has been told. | is thought to have come from Oakland f.“‘..,'"fm"g’ S0z Padak_Inaiees! or San Francisco and the authorities Noted Iusanity E: i for vears 1 have had spells EVERY WEEK DAY, | vicTORIA % bebers Testiies. | there have been asked to try and lo- PR g oy ok i R N orehoed accorapanted with NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. | * B. €., Dec. 16.—Dr. Carol The young fellow | ins In heart, arm and shoulders Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain | cate his relatives. | had been here about a week, evidentiy looking for work. He was about 22 8 McDonald, the noted expert on in- }xxn!ty. who examined the assassin of | President McKinley, was on the stand | } fina Dr. beneficial, heing sufficient to stop s e e ot A BIShER. “Wheatiund, Calir INGLESIDE TRACK Commencing MONDAY, December 14. & without Dr. Miles” Anti-Pain Pills. | ant B years of age, smooth shaven and wore | “T_could not along T Boin. S)hems A e e o Gay. sivine expert evadnce o | yonck =i o€ clother | He told ane ot e | S o e et T . 20; baa_effects. afterwards. as one does = R tart at 2 p. m. sharh. insanity and the tendency 6t persons | e prmen st s pEm e o BaG IRS TRA ALLEN. 208 Tndiana Ave., Riverside, Calif. i any sart o e ity i . Third and Townsend streets at ;;lefl!‘:lnz tromlnlcnh(;glm to dementia. e R it Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills are sold by all druggists, 25 c:!h a p. m. and leaves the track lmmodlnelv' as examined and cross-examined | g yrA CRUZ, Dec. 1¢—Justice Bias to- box, under a e guarantee that the first Bex well ‘benent after 'ihe iast race. No smoking in last two at length on hypothetical Qquestions | day hed A flch;ucealo‘ larpm s ch::: :ff or money refunded. ; ..-.mmvhmh are reserved for ladies and their bearing on the condition of the late | 57and lerceny. T=e defen oot " . CECOTISIHOMAS H. WILLIAME, President. ] e A S T e S350, The Genuine Dr. Miles' Remedies are never sold at Cut Prices. | ™, znowys s wiuove » WEEKLY CALL, $1.00 PEB YEAR: |