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. -Petitions in' insolvency were filed
yesterday " in the United /States '^Dis
trict ; Court* as* follows:^ Iians; Hansen,
laundryrhan, San 'Francisco, . liabilities
$2097;no assets; Adamo BianchW: mer
chant,"San -Francisco, liabilities {1631;
no -assets." ' '~* -'<' ' '.'. '_!
Petitions In Insolvency.
; . George R. King, Mr. " H.\ E. Ke«ke. .
.'° r MrB " Dorvflie Llbby', MrV:'. W. S.' Lea'ke.
Reading— "A_n^ Order for a .. p - lctu ?*'J v y,^ • •(f are ' y
* r —•' '¦''*' ','iir'a. ' W*. " P.*.BucklJiBhani.
Stories- .'..:.. ./....... .......:•• ,'"', '.':•
Mme.Caro Roma. Mra«. Ide de Semlnario.
Contralto solo — "Serenade".' • .Benbergr
' MIsh Pearl Thurlow Hosjock. ~_ '
. . Accompanist, Miss Elma .W'oodbrldge.' • -
"A String *
Mrs. Louise Battles Cooper.
Short talk ¦.....•...;......
Mr. Charles A. Swjeigert.
Stor.y • • — • "; • • •.
. •. . • Jenne Morrow.- Long. _ ¦- ,.
Soprano^solo — "Tjearg of. Lo\ e" Beethoven
Mm*. Enlllla Tojettl. • •;
' ¦ Accompanist; Mrs. Grace Lorlng Wllliama. ;
Stories .............•.........;.."....
Mrs. \V. W. Brisks. Mrs. : Arthur Cornwall.
i Papyrus Quartet 2 — "The Breeze of Night". :;.
. '. .:.:-....... La Mothe
.Mips Millie Flynn.'Mrs. W. W. BHkks,' Miss i
'.'•. K; V. McCloskey. Mrs. 'Blanch 'Arnold: "\
Accompanist, • Mr*. \ Helen Earl .. Sutherland. '¦
-The ¦ Papyrus Club ' «t»"^« «* "Hanoy New
Year" to it.s guests. . .
Rabbi Myers Will Preach.
Isadore Myers, pastor of the
Bugh street ; Synagogue!" ;"wiir preach .a
sermon c on " ".Christmas' > in Kishinev"
to-morrow ,.at 11 a. m.
• The' United "States Civil Service
Commission lannounces that an ; ex
.amlnation ¦¦will. be. held at San
cisco, January 27," for the position of
physician, in the Philippine service', 'at
salaries ', fro'm $1200. to $1800 per-an
rium. At least -one ;year's experience
in hospital Work, or .in the Philippine
Islands as ¦ assistant surgeon % ln "" the
United States army",, is requisite. "Age
limit, 20 to 40 .years. Apply. t» the
United States '-Civil; Service Commis
sion, Washington, ; D. # C, ./of ' to the
secretary Consolidated" Board ojf Ex
aminers, 301' Jackson street," San Fran
cisco, , for. application forms ; 2 and
375, which should : be properly exe
cuted and filed with '.the commission
at Washington. - •
Civil Service Examination:
The Poso Irrigation « District is' the
defendant in a suit. to recover $7425
filed yesterday by J. D. French, the
owner, of eighteen * bonds, issued by
the district -\yhile W. H. Orr -was. its
president.. The amount sued 1 . for is
alleged by French to be due him as
interest. . ¦ • ]~ /
Albert Meyer also commenced ac
tions against- irrigation* districts for
the recovery "of, interest alleged to be
due on bonds' .He filed four suits for
amounts aggregating $24,764. His
suits are against the Vineland, Cen
tral,' Browns "Valley and Perris Irri
gation 'districts. . • ;' •
Dcmaiul Interest on Bonds.
Herman. Lesser, who. has been doing'
business' at 915 Market street, will, on
account of the large increase of busi
ness in his department store, Tacoma,
Wash., sell all clothing a-nd shoes "con
tained in store #s soon as possible. He
does not care to ship any goods an g
pay freight, and will therefore" begiii
ning Monday, start a sale of shoes-.
Nothing but» shoes will be sold on that
day. Everybody has sales going on now.
Do not compare this to any other sale.
A saving of money to the purchaser is
positively assured. All the .$3.50 shoes
for ladies and men. will be sold for only
S1.S5 a pair. As soon as the shoes have
been gotten rid of the men's clothing
will be disposed of in the same marmer.
You are not asked to buy unless" there
is a" saving of at least 50 cents" on the
dollar. This sale may last one day . or
ono month. 'As soon -as the fixtures arc
sold the' goods will be removed,' so • do
not delay, but.be on hand. Monday morn
ing fbr your $3.50 ladles', and 'men's
shoes only $1.85 a. pair at the closlng
out sale, 915 Market, opposite Mason. •
9tbre to TiOt nnd Mxturcs for Sale.-
;.Th* : F*enl;h'; Ship .-iVercraRetbrlx.". Captaiii
Journpt "<3e -Cupn^rt **S- . <iays • from" Newcastle,
AuiBtrB-iii.-a-rrived/arT th«" port yentfrtay: aft«>r
ncx)n irrcoippiriy. wilhthe nrltlsh-ship-Eden
«hore. Captain'. KedeJl;. 5* days from Plsairua.;-
Vrrcihgct drix Arrives,
•:¦; :^rt>- -extend- our ;*>est iwisTi**^ ."• t«»- ".our
rnarry,. f.HentJs «hd patTOrisvfor -a happy,
and • prosperous- ; New -VY.eaT.'. and- hope
will hritiR good, cheer. '. W. G.
",il; .Canning" Company;. C. H.'- Workman;
:presideri'Lc •:"- •*. ;..'¦';:¦ '¦¦'. : .v : ' ; :'_', '/-':¦ . •'.'¦*¦ '¦¦
Orjpetlng.
..City Attorney Lane appeared before
the Supervisors' Finance Committee
yesterday and aske>i. fpr 'authority to
employ A, We'nzelburger as. an expert
accountant" h\ "connection "With" the
pending 'litigation instituted Y by the
Spring Valley Water Company, affect-,
ing the rates fixedbytho Board of" Su
pervisors to be charged for water.
City> Engineer Grunsky and Expert
Engineer' Fitzgerald both recommend
ed Wenzelburger as' being competent
for the position.
The Finance Committee did not" de
sire 'to make" any recommendation in
the premises;, as. Lt would bind' the in
coming board in the "matter. Lane,
however, was toid 'to .employ Wenzel
btirger. at. once and the appointment
will - b"e • formallyi:' authorized next
month. Wenzelburger' will receive $40
per day or his services*. 'he to employ
a corps of- assistants, and pay them out
of -his compensation. ; . . ¦ .
CITY ATTORNEY WILL. •
IlIRE EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
LADIES' AUXILIARY .. i.-.':: •¦
. -• : . BIDS ,QLI> .YEAR vADEEU
rieasnht- l^hrty by' the Belatire^ ;'pt
,"3Iember«r. q! Ca H f ornia Command? \ ''•
.';' •.. cry of Knights ?Templai*. •¦./-.•:
." One of .the most pleasant parties-bf
the closing year Was that given: last
night in the hall of the Sorosis Club,
ort California street and Van Ness ave
nue.- by the Ladies' Auxiliary of. Cali
fornia ! Commanderj'. Knights -Tem-r:
plar. ..The main hall, as well as : th6.
reception parlors, were '.' beautif titty
decorated with evergreens, and -during
the evening it was filled with ; ladles
and gentlemen in full evening, "dress.;
who enjoyed a well-arranged , : pro
gramme- of dances, while, thosey.wh.6
did not care for. the. waltz arid ..the
two-step found pleasure in. progressive
whist. ' '••' "'•¦ . ".'.-..¦' ¦ •
•: Between dances and"whfst-Mrs..Tv* <
R. Jones, president of the auxiliary;-
Mrs. E. P. Heald, Miss Martehstein.
and other officers served . "a. ' dainty:
luncheon.. At midnight there were best"
wishes for a happy new year 'and' then'
the whole party welcomed the advent
of 1904 with the blowing of .horns, arid
Ihe sounding of rattles. . : -.'.. ¦': ¦¦'¦_.' - ; :
PERSOXAL.
" Dr^W. C. Reid, of Madera; is-atth«
Grand. 7. "' " • • \ :; ; : >.v
Jules Cain, a merchant. o£ Newmahi
is at the Lick. . •• '.•:.' •.••• : v.;
. "B. F. Brooks, an oil. man .of Weed^
is at tbe Palace.. " «•• ' ••.,;•.'¦;¦.-.'
. R. M. Green, a mining man of Qro
ville, is at the Lick. - ' .'." •-..•-.
Dr. and Mrs. Burnham of Alaineda"
are registered, at the. Palace." ; : " .":.'•••'
. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Laventhal .(nee
Mooser) . of Los; .Angeles are. at- the
Grand.. . ¦;';"'•; ¦¦'.''• -'^ ¦ .". • : ." '.'¦.¦''.
- B. U. Steinman, a banker of Sacra-,
menjto, wife and daughter are at .the
Palace. ' &??-' ' : ¦ ' • v • '*.¦-:'' ' ¦ •
L. R. Vance; a" Government " coh-t
tractor of Mare Island", is at the Qcr
eldental. - ."'¦,>.. •" '..'.'.¦.';';'¦?
\ D. A. Hamburger, a prominent .mer^.
chant of. Los Angeles, and family .are
at the Palace. , '.•••' ' •..' '..-.
• .;H.¥N. Parkhurst r a ca,tt]em.ah of
Carmel, is among the latest. arrivals:
at the Grand.,. • • ' . • •• >*':.-
Colonel DariieL Corhmah, commands
irrg the Seventh United- States Infan-'
tr>\>is at- the Occidental. '.'. ' ' ."•
George , P. "Brett, .representing • the
Macmillan Publishing Company of
New York, is at the Palace, ¦
Riley "Grannan,; the well -. known
bookmaker, arrived" frojri the- East
ye'sterday and .is' staying- at the- Pair
ace. • • '. ¦•.••". -..- . '.'.••' "• "
• W. J. Crooker, a Wealthy, "coritractqr
Of Buffalo; who fs on his oiva'y -ground
the world! registered: at "the -Lick- yes
terday.- . -¦•• ' ••-. i.' • : . : -'." ¦ - ';
Leaves ; Estate- to . Her Children.
; The will of Mrs. Emma' Joseph, -who
died December 2S at her residence at
?2S5 Washington street, was. filed for
probate yesterday. She .leaves her en
tire estate, estimated to be worth
more ." than 11,000,000, with, the "ex
ceijtloriof a bequest of $1000 to Mar
garet^ Feeney, the famUy nurse; to- "her
four children. Albert, Nellie, Ada and
Sidney. Joseph, share and share alike.
The two .first named children- "are
named ' as executors of -the will', and
also as guardians .of the other two. ' -
"Knocks Down a Saloop-Keepcr.
•• John Martin, a snloon-keeper at 835
Howard : street, secured a - warrant
from Police Judge Mogan yesterday
for. the arrest of "John Doe" O'Brien
ojj a charge of battery. He said he had
Just left his saloon about 3'. o'clock
yesterday morning; when- O'Brien
stepped, out , of a doorwaj arid struck
him a J heavy blow on the jaw. knock
; Ing him senseless. He could ' assign
[no reason' for -the assault. \
. ,;A new- Grand Jury-, was Selected
j'esterday. by. Judge.. Murasky, presid
ing Judge of the Superior Court. Max.
L. iiosenfeld. .captain of the Olympic
Chiband son of the late John Rosen
feld of the flrm of John" Rosenfeld &
&oris; was' appointed foreman of th-e
bod^r. The .new jury -is o composed of
the following -citizens: •
• -Max L. Rosenfeld, Peter ;H. Whee
lan, 207 Larkjn street;- B.Lowenstein,
12.40 O'FarrelJ street; John Devery,-.
Bush ¦ a.nd ' Baker streets; G. "W. Co
burn-, 1436 .Post, street; . Charles. Su
tro, 32l Montgomery street: .Henfy
jHilp,- 304 Spruce" stre.et; H. B. Madi
son,. 36 St'euart street> "P. Biggins,
2603. Twenty-third street; C. W; S.utro,
2 IS Mohtg.orhery street; Ira B. Da'lzlel,
605 Golden • Gate avenue; R.- C de
Boom, 1609' Scott street; R. C. Mat
teson. 2501 •• Larkih street; . F." J.
O/pwyer, ".3027 .-Sixteenth stree.t;. H. C.
Law," 152.5 -.Vallejo street; G.C. Gal
lagher, 918 Broderick street; G: Trit
tenbach, i312 Fulton .street; J f H.
Mundy-,- -12-3 -California' street; Rich
ard Finking, -116 Turk street.-
At the meeting of • the" • jury held,
immediately-- after its .selection, G.
Trittenbach was eiecte'd secretary.
Max. L. .Rosenfeld of the Olympic
. ¦•. Club' Is- Xnniotl as-Foferiian of. .
. '.' ¦'• the! inquisitorial -Body. . ; ..."
NEW GRAND JURY CHOSEN* .
. ' BY .JUDGE- F. .J. MURASKY
In case a car from each -line, arrived at the
crossing at the same time the car flrsX "ready
to 'proceed has the right of way. This order
necessitates the car stopping 00 the near side
of the street at a railroad crossing, but it does
not susoend the ancient rule to stop on the
•farther side, on signal - trom : would-be ' pas
sengers. 'Some of the men — n'ot all of them-r
have'repeatedly refused" to make the two stops,
in the hope,- 1 imagine, that the public would
bo induced, at Junction points, to cross the
•street and "beard the cars on. that side.
This company "would not have lf.afpp'ear'.for a
mcivuit that ail of Us men are violating the
rulcn.-or that all are. unmindful of -the public
convenience, for we have many, very' excellent
"and trustworthy employes. But In a. -larKO
body ;of carmen carelessness and disregard for
rules 'will crop.. out occasionally.. .Some men
reach! fernlr.alt 'aheo'd of time and th«n leave
behlYid- time 50 a« to have a lonsr Jay-over- at
the end of the trlD. Both of these practices are
prohibited because they lead to fast ' running
and unnecessary 'dangers. Whenever a man is
detected in this breach of .rules he is promptly
reprimanded "and a repetition of the -wrong:
brings more severe punishment, but even this
does>" not seem to have the" desired effect. Per
haps some .more drastic -punishment must be
m«-tert cut for 'disobedience of the. rules 'as to
stopping and as. to running ahead of time and
leav.tiK behind time, before the practice can
be Rexmanently broken up. The time sched
ules have received my ow.n personal inspection
and ample time Is given for all slops. •
It has been a rule of. street railroading,
"ever since the days of horse "cars, to stop on
the farther crossing whenever -any passenger
wished tc take or leave .the car. This rule
is *UH the. rule of- the "United Railroads. It
has also been the custom where- dne railroad
crossed another to give one line the preference
or right- of way. These rights of way- were
supposed to be commuted to memory by the
motcrmen or erlpmen. lt : -was found that this
method caused confusion and disputes and for
va/ious causes many collisions resulted. The
company, ajs a- precautionary measure, to avoid
.accidents, recently abolished all arbitrary
rlifhta.of way on the lines' under its -control
and Issued an order that all cars must -come,
to a full stop before crossing any '•intersecting
tracks. • • "
Manager Chapman oif.' -the • United-
Railroads,' while -discussing yesterday,
the- controversy that has lately aj-isen
between the public and the. "president
of the 'Carmen's Union relative to. the
refusal of grip'men. and- motormen. . fo
stop cars on the far side, ofstr-eets;
said that, he' Is Inqlirjed "to. favor ' the
contention of the patrohs-of the road;
Manager Chapman said: ..• •• ' .:
Manager. Chapman Tlirdatcns -^<).r>
prastlc P.ennltles for Violation : of . !.
. . : Rules for Stopping. Cars." - - -
SUSTAINS PUBLIC IX. -ITS' ':¦¦ ' .:" .
. COXTEXTipX WlTji CAR>IEN*
PROMINENT MEMBER OF THE PAPYRCS CLUB, TWO ASSEMBLY
¦ : LEADERS ANX)' YOUNG SOCIETY " GIRL-.. AT WHOSE HOME A
.VAUDEVILLE; ENTERTAINMENT'. WAS-'GIVEN.' LAST NIGHT."
That was a gallant gathering .in- the
ballroom- of the Palace Hotel last night,
when the assembly\made : merry while
-the old. year lay a-gasping. But .a joy"-:
ful welcome rang-.aloud'to usher in the'
"glad new year, ".'and many a bumper
was drunk, to the joy that jt' might
bring. ¦ :• • • ' . •¦' '
.-; ;The buds were ' there, and the «tun
nfng belles, likewise! the matrons, and
a spJendid array, of gowns was dis.
played. • • ' / . • : : • . ' • . '
• .The guests were graciotisly received
by -the following ladies. Mrs.' William
JMicKittrick, Mrs. A. H. Voorhies, Mrs.
Bowman H. McCaUa, Mrs.' Eleanor
Martin,* Mrs. O H. E. -Huntington and
Mrs. Malcolm Henry. .
Supper was served -in the Maple room,
wheTe a glad welcome was 'drunk to
, Ihe incomlng^twelvemorith.
' The following gowns were notably
attractive:. •
" .Mrs. ¦ Malcolm Henry, black lace and
.black spangles; Mrs. .Captain .Graham, •
in white chiffon; Miss Kent, in white
liberty -silk; Miss Selfridge. in white
chiffon; .Miss "Mattie Milton, in white
embrcidered^?hiffon; Mrs. rDleanor Mar
tin, in' black lace "gown, jet spangle
trimming; Mrs.. i Parsons,,- beautiful
gown of black lace; Miss Herrtn, .in
dainty frock bf white lace; Miss Bowell,
In white chiffon, embroidered in purple
pansjes; Miss Louis*?. Gregory, In pink
chiffon;. Miss Liverrriqr'e" in white filmy
gown: the Misses; Allen, in white chif
fon; Miss Murisoh. looked charming in
blue and pink:' Miss Foster of San Ra
fael, in blue filmy frock; Miss Parks,
in white clinging gown; Elsie Tallant,
in . white lace; Misjs "Campbell,, in blue
chiffon; Mrs. Vpprhies, in. white and
point' lace; Miss; V. Pease, blue bro
cade; Baronese Von; Horst, , beautiful
gown of pink brocade; Mrs. Thomas
Bishop, white chiffon, over white silk:
Miss Bessie Cole .was prettily gowned
in blue point d'esprit; airs. C. .Perkins,
In Valenciense flounces over blue^silk;
Mrs.' McCalla was :' attired In a laven
dar. satin gown, "embroidered in gold
chrysanthemums and , butterflies. ',
Many of the 'younger set, who? pos
sess an especial fondness for the* "as
semblies," were allured to the De Young
vaudeville, but , the J attendance was a
comfortable compliment to the gracious
hostesses for their effective energies.
. The Papyrus Club .bade a merry
come-to theKew Tear at its-reception
yesterday." "¦•'¦-¦• * ¦ -"-''
Wit and- good .fellowship made i the
welkin ring, and punch. In which there
•was at least a tablesnodnfUl 'of rye,
regaled the merrymakers in the recep
tion-room. -., . ¦, :, ' -
The stories were; especially well told,
and .an afternoon, ut true- bon -homme
prevailed. - , Vi '.-,"- ":¦':*;'.'
The following progranvme • was ren
dered: ' Sr':tf ' ' ¦
' . . reception v :
Thursday, December^ Thirty-flwt,' ; nineteen.
x j and three. '' - -
Programrne , : in • charge * of - Miss Ella V. • Mc
•¦- Cloel^ey. . - '¦ ¦ ¦
. >¦¦ Programme.^
Press Club Quartet ... '....... '
.fa) V Annie Laurie". .....:.. .Dudley Buck'
T <b) "Simple Simon". •.'..¦.'¦..'.."...•..,'. ,Lacey
Mr. J. ErMcJlUlan,' Mr". R; H. Hunt, Mr.
; Mrs.'.' Jack .Spreckels -appeared. \ in a
rather': paradoxical Fole, first- as a so
ciety maid and then— .O th" <». chanee^ as
Sis Hopkins." She did both admirably.
: Let It .here be '.said that Miss H.ager
hasPapinta beaten at her own dances:
¦ -;A's for' Mrs. GerstJe, -.she' need never
hanker for thefootHghts unavailinKly.
* .'Miss- Landers Can : giv'e : - Fay.Temple
ton cards dnd spades at" her -own tricks!
and. of the laddies,: what "can"- be said
.of Mr. : Smith,- who has proven': himself
a; whole show. ¦ .'" ' ' '; - • .
' -Addison .Mizner, Jaclc "yVilsph, Frank.
Owen and" Joseph R-osb(?rough "¦ covered
themselves. with glocy: ' • ' • : ¦
iMrs. Ardella sang, charmingly,
and. th.fe. "Miller Song,"- by'. Miss .Qqn
stance-and Miss Kathleen -de Young
was a. winning, card/ • " " . " ;
-. Such-functions asithese bring, to the
surface " the latent talent of Western
men 'and. women.- May ."we' see. more. of
the same kind.. .'. . ' . . •• : °. : ." • -
de. Yo.ung • was "c"harfriinp:ly
gowned in. lavender chfffon, st>anp:le4
in steel, anti was' assisted in receiving
her guests,, about 150 in" number, .by tlie
Misses Helen and Cpnstancede Y;oun6.
Miss Mamie Deane-. and Mrs.. Margaret
Dcane! The ;young • laicjips of the house
: werji" gowned -in- 'white and pearl ."chiff"
fdji, "Miss; Constance, wearing a .chaplet
of "apDle blossoms.-; Mrs. Dearie .wore a
beutitiful- robe, of black, .velvet, "while
;Mfss. Mamie! Deane;'was igdwried. In an
effective creation of/white arid spangled
:iei.: :,./.:. :-.".: : ;:- % ,¦ ;'
' Mrs.. Ernest Simpson wore a.clinging
¦gbwn of <; white. ¦ ¦ :¦'.-. ; . ; .• '¦¦'¦'', ' v
. 'Miss. Ethyl Hager looked " especially
Charming JnVa bla'ck- spangled ballet
.costume.-." .;¦.¦ ' ". •: -.'. '". : -.\ ¦-. .- '. "• '
Miss .-.Pearl "Landers was;, a dainty
Ballet" girl in hlue dhiffori, with billows
of: ruffles; :¦' .'¦ . . :; • . . .;•¦: .-=¦:• .
Dance :.'.., '..'-... J.tiss- Ethyl Hager
"Mr..- lireezy" :•. .-...- '.. . .-. . : s'. . . ..> . .
. Mr. Addis^n Mlzper and Company
Finale, "Hooi'la" -, : .. ;......;.'¦. . Company
®e Young Residence Is Scene ;of Merry .Gath-
New Year. ¦;..• : : •• •'.
.'¦I>«-slle Harkness. Mr. J. D. Spreekels Jr., ;
" " Mr. Emerson 'Warnvld. .¦ ¦ ; .
'Drinking Song;*.. Mr. Roy .Pike" and Company
"Ien't -It Perfectly lively to- He on", the".
.Stage?-*.: . . .-.Mts...J. V: .Spreckels Jr.
•Egypt'.' •¦ •.....": . : : '. .-. Quartet
Mies Ardella Mllle. • MU=g LucU King. Mr.
Burbank G. fiomer?, -tit. power liutchlngs
and Company. " : : ¦ -' '
'Say. Too" 11 Bea Friend -of Tkllne". .-....-..
Mr.- Charles Shea, Mr. Charles-"djB YOung
• : ' aud Company. ¦ • ' .'
•Mijler's Daughter" -. : . . -
Miss Constance de Young-, Misa Kathleen
*e Yonng arid Company. ¦ . .
Opening chenm ar,d dance. "On the Boulevard 1 '
Mr.' -Rov Pike and MIfs Mabel ClufT. Miss
•Jane Wilfhire. Miss Hiil^n Wagner, Miss
¦ ." Frances Stewart, Mr. Paul-. Jones. Mr.
"The" Maia'of Timbuctoo lf -:.Mrs. Mark. Gentle
"-"I'm -'do the Water Wagon Now."..-;,..,.
."-; ;•.• • • -. . . ; : .->ir. ¦<«'. h. BmSthir.
¦•'i-ZKypt' 1 - :'.....'....: ."...;....,... •Quartet
Miss' AnJplla.' Mills. Mtss LAicfe King..' Mr...
'.--• . Burbank G.".Sdr.iers, Mr. rqwer.Hutchltigs, .
"Cora."- Mrs.. J! O. gprechels jr- and company,
."•••Little ?treet ;in Heaven"... -..:..
Mj. "Joseph Rosbcfrough and Company
Finale. '-Mamie U Hooley". '.•..:'. :.'... • ..
' " Mrs. Mark Gerftle and -Chorus: Miss Mabel
• ':-Oluff. ' Mi«». Ja^ie Wttehlre. Miss. .-Hel«-n .
.AVagner. Missi-Frances Stewart. Mr. ;Paul ¦
¦'¦JpneF,- Mr. Leslie Vlarkness. Mr. J.. D. •
'-- .-.Spreckels Jr., Mr. Emerson .WaTfleld;;
•••.•".-;-- -. . • ACT* 11:- •' ••."- •
.: - ':A Midwinter Right's Dream'-' -would
Tieany have been, an apropos caption for.
the. clever skit given at the be Young
mansion ! ??t night. •¦ Clever? -AVelL
rather. r We haven't had. many troupes
Vf late in our tdsmopolitan' midst, that
could render. -half so good an excuse
for; being .''on' .the siage." .'And. of ¦' the
playlet itself , /.the only wt-nder .is that
iuch prfidestiried playv.-rights as Ernest
SirnpsQn and Will Irwirv would' \Vrestle
vrlth- cofnmonptace.? •w6rk-a-da>--Tiew's
irtfl^.^fi6wer« r t -^Krjsiin^ian- .may". " ftnd
them: yet. ' - -'Tl^ Colprkdo\ Beire;'^ -wil.l
'&it^\}r4i^f^^^^4J^^p^P^.
look^^ back : up<ih. our. NeW yta.V pastimes;
"The .<t?blota.do : . :B<elle'' . will; linger- long.
In; t he inbxnories-of those who heard .-it
atid :undenlably of those. who./played. it.
. ; The rnusic. under the direction- of Dr-
Stewart, . Wag .^n urjetuous treat, and. of.
that "treat .the : "Drinking. Bofijg'^rwaa;
Of the" character that malces all : mei\-r
and; women— kin. . • ',' ."- - - . '.-,•-' • . ."
'¦ The "-words.- were by Miss AHee Duffy,,
and the"; following is 'the chorus?. .; / .-.
jWn-.Mre-lI drink to all 'world t>el,ow,'.
¦ ': ¦ Aha all the gods above? -.'. ¦ •;/;'• .. '".; "/.
And " with.. our deepest draught "... ¦ \.. ¦ .--.
' ¦¦•'-.. .-SWir pfedge'-the. little, gcd o.f -. love-. .... ... / -
:. Our. soul f will BWw *ith . fellowships ... :• .
: pur 'hearts ¦ warm- with Kood. cheer. V -¦• . ¦¦..
" Aria 3rinklnR. we will -WeK-orfie-.lp. ". .; = . ¦
. : ;.The;;Joiry young Xcw Year.- . "¦¦ / -. .- ; -.\
'The. following was. 'the . -cast,, and
right cleverly was n executed: ". '• .
" Congregation" at Central 31. E. Church
Sings Old Year Out and Sew
. Year In. i •¦ . "¦
. There was' a good,' old fashioned
.watch- night service at, the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church, aiission
; street, last night. The time honored
edifice -was crowded to. its capacity,
the spirit of thankfulness- and joy. at
the approach and birth .of. the New
Year was manifest and the -¦ greatr-bld
hymns, mellowed and' beloved; for
'their age as -well as- f o.r the '.spiritual
sentiment they '.. contain,- % were ' sung
with an enthusiasm rarely-' heard'., irk
•thi3 city. . •.-•..•• •..".••. .:'• ;•'• '::•:
Bishop ¦ J. Wrf Hamijton. presided' arid;
iwas touched by the- soulful responses:
.and rousing* inspiring testimonies giv
en by the ¦members, of the' church. • .'. ;..•
. Edwih-Thebdore-Hookyin giving 3iis.
testimony,, referred 'to ; ahd condernhed
the noise '.and din -on the. streets ".and/
hi doing so quoted' the. inscription. /©ii
one of the- great bella. in." an. £ngiish
cathedral :'.-. .- ; . • 'j;= ."-¦-..'.-'¦:' :'v.-.^! v. -';-•:¦
• : "Tp call folks, to' churdh 1n ; " tinie .'
¦ •.-.•• . • I chime; ".. /.V-.X. '• v ';> /'V : . .:
•'.. When.- Joy :-ahd "mirth is on -the wing.
'}[ ' •'•..'• I. ring; : . ""-.>?•.:..¦.. U V":- V ; .
• '• And when. the body ieavesr.the.aoul
'•.: : :-. .. • : :'"- 1. 1 toft;,t' ¦ .,.' .; • :/• '¦•*¦£ '--ll ¦¦
' ' 'The; -people, ..said-'Hook; ••.like" .'. the
bells, should, be iri ; . sympathetic: -and.
sweet harmony withyihe : pe'castp'nvof
the- birth" of 'ihe..N.e\y-'.Year:'-'.: ; '.-.':.•. . . ; '
:. -.The; Rev. .Dr. Matthew;, presidrhg.etf;
:d<3r,-' preached there
. was ' .cbmmiinipn' -.service •before: -/the
; jh1dnight houn '.¦.',;• .-. .¦::[¦ "-;:¦•-•: 7X- < viCiv
'.-Those- within- the .chancjel- rail 'were
fiishop J: VS. Hamirton, AV. S. ¦'. jlit
thew, Dr. G. AV. White;- Rev. Glarerice
Reed, Dr. F. M. Larkirt,- Dr. 1 -: Mi :'-&'•
Harris, Dr. J.;A. B. Wllson.jDr; HJ.B..
Heacock, ReV.F. A. Keast, Rev:-.jQhti
Stephens and Rev. E. D. Ralejh..'-.;..; ,:
/OLD . HY3IXALS „ SUXG AT '
WATCH XIGHT SERVICE
'¦ ' .Thf issejnbled . endeavbrers ' : t hen
hlni- an. -affectionate; godspeed ..on his
Ioxig^jpurneyl ¦• '• ; -A ; .'¦; .: v :.;-;:• < . '
.¦-'.The ¦ -pr<;4Jo^ltion : ,"pf j asking'; the .'• Spi'sr
copafl rhurcji bf ; this-; cjty'.-tQ take • part
in'.'ot 1 iorni ;.i^ Christian; i:n<ieax'or- So-!
fciety. sVis ystrggestied; .fey-ilissi^aTt ridge
:«jnd ; -rf qeiyed to' e. • .ftrostv toTdial- suppor ti
Jt;;^^ : isaid' vthat: :.rna;hy-;i;3EpiScppal
/•rnirxrhes ha.dl' adopted .the. society./ ; £)r>
.Claflc .-said "that ; that wasv particularly
Austral ia'aftd 'iCanada: ,V; ?/:¦;;;
. ¦'-There. were;tn "the: Chited. States o> ; er
4OO0 <>f this ?bciet|.e» in rcori.necticrn with
;thevEngli?h;" JJutberaiT i yhur cH,-.-atid; the
_Oerpiah J^utberan church.- There were^
siid pr^\-Clark.v 30,000 i Young /Peoples'
/societies, -azia; .10^^' Junior /gocieiies. in
Jt^e.ynited- States, -and, in :^11
¦.there "were-".' 60,00.') . ; -ChrjtsiI'a'h : 'VE'naea\T3r
-so'cieties.:: :/:v/.;. ;!-- ; V y. .c : '; V ; : ; - : -: : '- -.";;' "y.\.
¦ vThe ."servi-c'c's.aad; ili<- ;m"eahrhg: <^f;the
¦W<vrd 'jend6-jfy<irer .w.ere. 'explained, once
again and ;w|th J^.newlp"ji;;iprc^L\:..--^eir
f/bjecTL>\.as -'.purely:. j4'eV^-ii[)^ai^_*al4---'P : .r.
< "faTk,| and -tii&y-.cndeayored 'pp.^ jheMipe
•o;f ; moralily, tliey " - ;i <Tid' ¦eafvpf e'd j { or the.
fropd "«f •the.ckv-.-.f^r.kbGv.ajie'vlatlon of;
;the-iaffeti.rrE. <>f. tpe ;-poar.:a.ridihe sick
¦^.^¦/<)C-.tW.ypir^tulii;H^'-^MtUTe- - -.Ufe;;-p|
;tTi$ vpiisppet,.'; ¦•',, ' . •.*.*.'. -c * _ :
;•¦ iWith, ¦reka.rti. ¦'ijx.:.ihe^ ppgdu'ct-;: of ; the
;sd<;^'ty^"tfte: :^i9.oirtop\'^ayfsfea"::ijior^- : :fl<
biirtTi artd.';Xh».""txi!ftr*; : yartisXy^ihere-;wa8'
}n ? he -. -coiiHuct. .of .cerraiin.- fabrtjons of
t bt \i-orK ; ibe betterv ..-. /Ther< Were larger,
things irf : !5trirf'- : te>'':.tirt-\society-;:'hfr:'sai'd;
¦i'h.ah:'-eyer'l»^the : pairt/''' : '-V- ; :C'^"O'v;^
• ' .In . .aaswer- f <>' Qtif stJons. ; put : :to him
•by.'- M4ss '.".jJ-e'ssie ,\Partr5d^fp,' the- doctor
'wpr* rr-ming m<*>r*» irito ; the'. :<'bristiari
fer.d^avdf rpovfttient.. while tnere'R-ere
-^j$ti^H^^^I^b»^D^j0Bt4m!(iDl|^i''^S^&.;
hi d i h ph r ; < "h ri* tiari ;e: nd ea ypr • Sq c ie t y
ard.fi3)wonli League. . ¦ . •;••.-' • :• ¦ ;
'?&/&$&& -'CO-OPERATlbX";; ry : °:}- '"'.
' • c i > vum.^rou?.''qu'p5tions f<>r future guidr
"ahce ..wj re- .put to .the -doctor ! and his
"rcblieg'/gaTe" the members the greatest
KajHSfacVipn." .: Pr/-. Clark : strongly, ad
yo'catie^ •. Jho ' hbidins. . Vfi- conferences,
sirjee -mattersAyere better discussed at
syc^.-ifPetingsihan at:the great mass
gafh.erinss." . TIi-e.rnaEg . meetings,.' he
¦th'oiigh.i. wouia. c<jnie between
¦JhV '.ennf-ere'be^s; ' wht?ti /those. interePted
>vf<h. large subjects connected-; "with, .the
rnrtvif- merit- xvould-be -the better- prepared
¦to ti'pki discussion .and .brins Jbef ore; the
wik»le. toady tha? which had; been prop-;
: ana>>£t'crtiati^ajiy" debated.. / Such
/cbfi|^iiQ^Jk^}i^dih^P'^e7.^r.k'^wp«
rnnus:l^ % he;-€aij3/ .'. .":'.'.' ° ""'V-'-^-:.'"- ' .'.. '¦¦?¦'*' '';¦: ¦:¦'¦'
" ;MEAXixci :QP;ib>rf>E:A\'<oitivit:;
."•• -Jt w'ap a' bjisv- (lay of Ibavctaking with
Jlie ;'--Tte'vj -Dr.. Francis E.' Clark \^ster
iday:'. : beffre cojnir' -oh.his world-'.tntir,
•Berid^s. .reoeiS'Jns..?'! -the good, wishes
<>£ frj^nds .and associates; the -founder
.6( the Christian. EhdeavoT Society, pass^
ed •airacfci.a'H : the .remaining iliour's JmJ-.
.fore-jpailinfi .in; ineeting in conference
numerous officers. of 'the Endeavor orr
..itfaniza'thm . ar the .Voujis^Men's ¦ Chris-
X\&n "A-s.socfatioij* < ,b : uJldtrsg'. : ' •' ,¦ '¦'. ': '
llcforc depart in? From These
vSijQrcS: ;li« presents vFifrures
. >;ishmvijig " So^fety*^ . Strength
iiOES; X)X ;T0UR OF WORLD
I)r. . Francis \ClarkJ : Koiiiider
SAYS GOOD-BY
TO ASSOCIATES
SOCIETY PEOPLE WITNESS ORIGINAL SKIT THAT MAKES
A REAL HIT , PERFORMERS RIVALING PROFESSIONALS
NEW BUIDINGS
ARE NUMEROUS
Operations Dni-in^ : tast Year
Represent an iati mated Ont
"; lay of Over/: £i:7,bQQ,Qqo
I5IO IXCKEA^K OVER ;19iO2
Sum of ;$2,oo9ji8s :yyas v/e^
pendcrt Upon Alteratidii^ and
• Kepaii's.;. to Old: ¦', Striietures
. From figures, compiled-. yssti-rdayiil
the bureau of buildings.. Dep»rtin'eht-'ot
Publ ic . WpxKa. it . \vag ascertained that
during the- year just-ended the 1 sij'rn. of
$15,254,762 was expended, ph ne^: b'ulid'^'
ings -or will have been 'expended ; as
soon as the -structures are .completed. •
The sum named represents tfte.ampunja
calculated to be :spent'<>n. new ¦build
ings -for which' the owners -secured; peiv
mfts from, the; bureau; .or btiildin.srs.. • V
The . sum named -is 'an', irictease. 6t
J3,08i f 713 ¦ over "the . arht)UTit'.*pent. ori
new ' buiidlnga during', •tjqe; year 1302.
when the ..estimated ' contrayta' aggre
gated the Sum" of $12,173,049; . \ .•': •••".•
Durinsr the year 1903 the Suni of itij-.i
069..483 \yas expended, in .alterations and
impro-vements. to'.qld buiidirigsTi.: -,<thii
is. ah irrcrease.<Jt 1384.176 -bvep the ;yeap
190£. when -the . aniount • was'oniy ¦• it,*'
124V7Q7. ¦.:•: .'sSs ¦-• *Z -*i^^d--? -
• TThe entire' amount .BiJeilV irt^ \tfil$ "^ity
otiVbuilding -. lrnprxiveTh0nt3:.-.inQludin^
hew structuf cs-;and : JKl.ttSi-^tlj>ii;s- -to r<>1ft
5a me i^Jr pose : lnV:I902, . ah;, iiiereaae ¦ Qf
I3^6?;4S9./ . - :^v?^^Vvv.-:.;:^;V; ;:-:>^: ¦ v
f ; : :Diirin^; -the Vla^t: . ; -]th^ :: itirfr- 6f
$7C+,S78; AVas- pirpjecied oh;, nexv; building*
and..?ltl895 ; oh- arterat|o:h»:aTid tne fees
collated- .for .biiildtdg: petnif ta aTnount
:^131^: ;v: : -. : .••,.;,.;/;.;:(:;: v^--;::;\ ; . ;•:.•>;;- : ; :
'X-The' "Kaardi-.Q't- i^ubiiC; -W.ot)cs -yester
.^4^i(t^rded th£. :^cp^ttiacf^.t'M i ;'-.'the--..-re:.*:
L Cpa«^r«i^ro;4^:^^:MV;e^?r.t on • Nevir
and :;H«)waW^.fo "the^ipity: Street:Im
;ptoy.erqeht .0»Tnpahy;.ther ; lowest bld^
¦Hufo': stjr.eef^:*as awarded: tp.the/Sati
KtMJ?tee^^h^trt|Hl^-:3ei^iJfe7^tt<» :
:an|y;-bldder,-'at V?/\v. V-;--= : '-^ ;;v ¦:.::¦ '-.
: -Alt/JruggisTts; «eirVAb-AMS?.; iHih-'MowCpiaih-
Balaa^n; under a'. i>bsit.ly«i: iuar«nte«:';£3c.:.i0c.. : ,» ;
¦Cu^toi^->ji0poixitiiicnts>;
;JdseT^:.B^TWj^g; • eJteyat6r;'t(irniuet6r^ '
Giistom-b^duse^ building,
nuj^i;; \R;uadli>h ¦jMufier..;v.^v-ati?-hiftartv-lij;'
-theVAppr5llJiJer*8 'vT>iiiftdltrJsj;---$.6fift ; i5i.€fr;'*n-i. : '
opener and ••^afcker;'-$S.^.0.V:';'^'-^-' .•'•.¦'. ..i;7vV--'.:
THE : ; SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY - 1, 1004.
14
; T "¦• ¦¦ :^!?^vpr^me;"l^^^«'.^:?i^ :; 5
I PIANOS J
.has been tronsmiUed to Ihat won- S
: ibriui : : •iW'ARfCRf':!
and costs . no more than an upri^hL 1
IV It- is-'chdn^ily' ,^
sesscs all the desirable qvalities 0! I
'the larger Grand Pianos. • I
¦ - - .:"~ J " . Ji^mi-'l;
IBen]. GURTAZ-& Son I
SOLE AOS3TT9* I
' :. 16 ; : O'Parrcil'. St., • San Traacisco. fl
.-:.;¦, Saa Josa. StocXtca. Al»Tat<1», I
' A ¦¦¦ •'••;:- •:.:¦: \y. - : -'.' i*reta«>V;^. '\ | /-' : \- ';¦'/; ;~~;M J
Colds
La Grippe
. •I'psitlvely^^.puted with J>T' Hai 1 *
pruner's Wonderful Medici ne,
.or your money 'returned;."' f'Pjicij£5
: 50c. : ind, $1.06 pier bottle. :^Poir ¦;;•'
, sale by all dealers and. at office
of Halpruner Medical Mfg.; Co.,
• 28: California. St., Si F. , sent by :
- mall or. ..'express'*' V/Pebpie; cured
free of charge :. frotn 1 16 4 p; m.
j«EKCE'S
lL2Sr FAVORITE
PSCRIPTION
SL FOR WEAK WOMEN. }
Ad ¦MB JfQk -Ammunition^ Hunting' and 5
Hal UXi 11 Sporting Ornvi,. Uars»*»
: . : - ' • . Kfarny »». - .
Se/ioois and (uo//epes.
LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE OF THK
. WEST. 24 Po»t *t.. San Francisco. Cal.
Established -10 year* ' .Own entire year.
Write- for Illustrated catalogue .(frm).
c .; •/'.' ./'; * * ¦'¦_ ."' -".' : ••'• •ADVEBTTRETrTEirrS.. - : " '. ' ,;• •
V ' ISP** '¦ W CITY
j fP^f NOW GOING ON
I I2 ° KEARNY ST - 1
f^^S^^^SIlA' • These Jackets, Dresses . and ,
MsBBbB' *^^®lrV •"¦•'¦"" ¦• Skirts are made by expert tailors
BB$BEgF -T*" \\ ' " o1 ' t^ le fi nest - all-wool materials
BBaBSr . \. .' • \k ' .-'. ¦•.with, good silk linings. At this
ESSm . "•: Y ',' • \1 "¦ "•- '• •. sale.it is easy to get two dollar
nagm :' ' \. - ". '. \L ;"' V' "•¦values for one dollar. : '\ : \ ¦
ryJfflJY*. ¦. =:'¦ ."A "•:..." '.". \l> - $1*50 All-wool' Eiderdown Sacqucs*
Kroi \ • • " \ " •. [1. . . 54 ; 5O Rainy day Skrrts. new style,
Eagii VW • \v ' • f ' • -all wool at' $2,50
% thv- .• ¦'¦ 57-50 "Fine Fur- '.Collarettes, silk ;•
I^ai '*^^% W^e^^k ' ooor Fur. Capes, 14' inches deep
I Ml $l8c ! 0 jackets," with capes '
£ W (^^^^al'il^^^ /?30.oo Covert fitting jacket?, ele-
1 *)F/ ilj I* $20.00 Dre*scs, all wool, very serv-
•j I mjk Is ." $30.00 Dresses, silk-lined coats
' V liWJtf ' fi^W^' '$5O.6o Electric Seal jackets, ele-
r-^WlKlrH santly trimmed: at $35.00
/ r^ — r»» Hf/ Country orders satisfactorily filled.

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