The San Francisco call. [volume], November 01, 1904, Image 16

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Hugh McCofmick,"'"ah - Australian_,ven^
riloquist, made i.his ; first in
America; at. the Chutes yesterday. '\\ The
hree :¦ Avolos, ,; acrobatic '.' marvels,^ and
rlbblnBort arid lirnber-llmbed col
>red • vocalists; ; arid - ; comedians^ "were
Uso new. . Prank ; Stafford (and v Marie"
Stone;: presenting V.'A'; Hunter's'^ Gkme,"
Smile 'i Chevriel, '. the - comedy
klabel .; Lamson,-; the : : popular .""contralto;
uid theibiograph; showing the -latest
aovelties In 'moving pictures*,) completed
The Chutes.
-... :- .¦•:•.';;' ; ; "' ycehtral.;\ /•:"..:/>.-';.
-. '"Trie .-Worst ! "VNToman .te London", cre
t-ed a-prenoanced Be.nsation- at:thie "Cen*
tcal-. Th.eater ; last, night, -.where it 'was
pj-pduced/f or the .first time ; in this' *city.
The ".ptety i« "an English melodrama and
teems : -with. ' ' exci.ternent, ¦ pathos r * arid
merry 'cQjnedj. The scenlc : effects i are
startlingly realistic and- were • excellent
ly.' Btaged. Herschel*. 'Jblayall as " : Jack
Feltoni ; the- hero., kaye' a; most; manly
impersonation and 'was^greeted with
man^cuVtain calls. Kthel Clifton was
well . received anil \ gave' ah \ interesting
p'ortpayal of a young woman .whose, life
had "been- .-"saddened wrth r many. ,' cares.
Henry, Shum'er as the villain and Edna
:Ellsmefe. ¦as ; the worst woman; inTLon 1 ;
dbri; were roundly. hlBsed tor f t.rrehvi ..clev-,
eTness,^ Ernest Howell, James Corrigan
and Julia Blanc were'ail. -cast.' to^- ad^
Vantage and scored ' hi.ts with"the ; large
One; of , the acts;" shbwirigithe
"ihteriof " of .' a circus, wa s : j remarkabl y
'staged and : drew! forth : repeated ap
plause. ¦ jin . the '^ last-.:.a,ct i ; the cl.imax
comes '» when ; they heroine ? and lthe» ad
venturess have a •hahd-tb-hand battle,
that -even • eclipses the great s]a.ge strug-*
gle , in "."Oliver i Twist-*' .Soon i the Jen tire
, building^was! in ' flames," and rthe. only
•avenife of \ escape ,' by,^ means of J a
.telegraph* wire' stretched neaf t 'ari{adja
cent [window. Over this' wlrV Miss Cllf ¦¦
ton'.walks to safety.;, -:,*:/>¦'•". '¦, * .• "
The- Corumbla.:
V-Wh41e the '• American; Btagre ;iS d.elti«ed.
wjth- '.'musical '.:poftiedy " ;it rs -.ref-re'sblng. ;
to.be' reminded that the'strai'gh.t. : ar'tlble.
can Bifll- be. niade.. attra<:tiveV; '.'-JMi^s; Ira- ¦
doreVRttsh^atod- a Wi»ll-balahced. fcipterie
.k. vetiiclei -prb?oked heaifty. 'Jaiighs last
eveniiigj at . the .Cbiurabja '•-•fbfe'ater a'hd .
they- were ijot aided- by.;a-cli&rus'-qr any .
e^xfraA'agan.oe -of. ice'nic ; embfillishiirent. ;
All- the funmaklng .was*due- r to the au-
thor of the ..piece and ;ttje- 'feting* ;;jn
d;eed the pnry'. rnusfc.-.that' \ra§.'-'j|ntr6-.;
duced coiiid have, been enritt!ed without,
weakening j the productlbn. .in any par--;
kJ.cular. "'.illss \ -Rush and "two pt- .;ihe
other people /atsea ¦. their., voices iri. song;
¦.thai was irfeTevaht and..rioi' remarkaijly
i'mpf ess'lye. But .ih.e. comejdy;' itself an^
the 'varloup ; eccentric • character, ppr-.
trayais." in.ade. up'oi perTormance-'tiiat
was. truly . entertaining. '; The' first • act
.brewed giggles, ,the". second '--compelled
xoaTs..aild' the. third' res to r e'd the merrl^
inent: to rn'od^ratlbn.'. .;. ; '•: : ';. _. .' '
• :-.- Since" her -Rotand tleed- days- Miss
• Trie Murine Eye Remedy -Co'.,' phicago^
Sen'd Home Eye- Book .free." ... Wrifcft'.th'ejfii
about your. EfyeS. ' .-. • : . ¦"¦*,'-¦".".¦'• •; •¦;:*»¦'¦.-
.CIGAR STAND ROBBED.— Durgr.far?'- looted
the cl^ar stand pt- Manner A/Goslirfer-at. K$
O'F»rreH- street- "eome. time ''Silnday.' ni£ttt'-ah(j
made their escape with (l'Orln cash .fsom 'axes*'
ister:"-' •* . " ' . •••"••-..'*.'.•!.¦. -.-:' '%-".::'
"- APPLICANT ; FQR -TVORK STEAliS.— J.ohn
Ron;; a la-borer, walked. Jnt-o a .fumber.office at
the .corner of j Spear. • slid' Mission streets early
.last- -evening and applied- f<jr U wol-k.- While
Clerk' Boyle\s,atter.uWT«is called to the tele
phone the-, appllca.nt-: picked up $2 50 -'that lay
on a desk .dnd disappeared.' - He was followed
by Bqyl.e and later arrested- by. Officers -E. B'.
Harris-, and icharged "with- petty larceny. '¦ . .'..'.¦
•; NEW YORK, ; Oct." "31..— The report thai
R[auricer ©arrymore. < the actor, i la dying is de
nied . by - the authorities at * the & Long Island
ITonyp. ¦ of which ¦ he • is an himat*. - - • ••
:-,TRIBS.TO ROB CHINESE WOM*N.- Art
¦attempt was mad? ,'to 1 steal* some Jewelry trom
thet ;hair- of .Ah Klra, | a Chinese woman, livlmy
a^.1.2 .Bulllvan allejr,. as *he wa$ coming down
sta.irs . at 731 * Jackson street . yesterday atter
rfoon,- -.She. 'called for help, but her .assailant
.escaped, -. ' '^ v '- .;-.' .' '; ••-», *.
Southern- Pdciflc Railroad Company
• • Fights in the Last "Ditch for *
' . •"' - Large T*act' of Country*. ' :'
-. The United .States Circuit Court of
Appeals yesterday' allowed ,th* South- >
ie'rn Pacific Railroad; Company, to .take
appeals; to the United- States Supreme
Court iyi two cases in which the Gov
ernment won a vfctory over the com
pany.. The issue affects the validity of
patents;, to- 32,X)00 acres of land -in
Sou.th.ern California which had been;
-granted /by the-. Government to the
Southern Pacific 'Railroad Company^
undera misapprehension of facts. The r
lower' court gave .a verdict in \>o'th'
•cases allowing . the Government to
cancel the railroad "patents for all:, the
lands -npt disposed of and; to v collect
from the company at the rate of $\ 25
p'er'acre for all laads sold to. innocent
"p'urchajjers. : The company appealed
to the United States* Circuit Court of
Appeals, was . beaten ; and now;
.goes to'' the" court 'of 'last resort.
Stranger, E^eeced by Gamblers.
t,, John Rossi,' a recent arrival from San
Jose,'« reported to the police last? night
that he, had been fleeced out of $200 by
me n i in a saloon near the ocean | beach. 1
Rossi ] at strariger at the*. Rome
'Hotel, ';. where he is ! stopping, and they
¦became ;ffiendly.V .The * stranger in
, duced^'him ] i to -'draw' his •'. money / from;
the .bahlO telling^"him . that; he 'could
double j it 1 for,, 1 him. ; They went, to the
'saloon at the " beach and met ,' more
friends -arid took \ part 'in a game. \ Rossi
was told, this .was where - he T was to
make his money.* but* he lost all he had.'
He : is ' a ; . laborer. ti '. '
*.} See Edward r Knowles, Co. about printing your
next catalogue. .¦ 24 Second »t.; near. Market. •« ;
YOUTH TURNS THIEF. Woe ' tatubia, 13
years .of age, ,w»j arrested* last- nfght. by !?.&.-'
trolman James t)'C<3nrior awd'.lJook.ed.X.Dr '$. piib
•lie institution. Toun? ;Labr.ona. jBtpfe- .a bicycle
from the corner"«f -ahd./Hyde' strjeets-liijit
week and pawned it,- •• . » V, •-. ';,-.••. '",¦':'¦¦:':¦ Ail
T&E.E?- .MUTILATCD: — Protest! has. \}teh
.rekde, -by tho-'AJamf'da, Advancement'Asstfcla
ti.onrapftinst the mutllationf of ornamental antl
phradfe- trees by. employes of th? municipal elec
irltf.illght dejr>artmerit: To' better -permit- o'f
Jh> I srrlr prlrj z .' of -t Jectrlc - wi;-es -m^ns trees
th.roirghout : the clt.y have' be?n .partly destroyed
ty the . cu'wing a.way of.- large .lim^s.- - Tirp
:p/otest" wlU.be-conBldered bjt the City- Trustees
fleit. Monday Jilghi.- . ¦¦.-•" -: ; ..
For an excellent lunch, • table .d'iiete- <3T:'%:ki
c«rte, with or" without 'wide,. vUUt'TM' : C3an'a^
dttn Cafe. 543 Post al.. opposite Oly mpia.enib.-?..
:;. 'A- melting-- i:ot: : . the' ;San; : . Francisco
•Charch >Ext,ensipjh^'5b<*iety :pf the . Meth
bdist fepiscop'ar. church'- was .held last
fey eriin g .at : Epwbrth '.Haili '.- 1621/ • Market
street;- ;Iv 'Jf,-. '.Triiinan^^rin- th« .chair.; The
p^cers/elecied;. tb-.^rve "f pr the ensuing
year ,wer;-e: nresiden t9, Qi'sti .- ;
op":jv,.yr--¦Hirhhton;and-pr.\w. s.. ikf&
thew'.;;. presidenf ;: :'_ 'i v : ; J: ".T-rti.tnan-; . ; .yice
ri^^dja^Tr^i^^^^^t^SP'?^^^^
.bjtrtt;.^'n]9 : '!G-.'^^erkih9.;;-TiBcordin5r' sec
tetary^ .E/^T^te.;;.; financial. secretary,
F;.'. : . :^r! :• Mosh^r: -y tr^asurey; . '-.E. : "W;
Str^'g.eV.'ttustees^^Qli^v\f; Watt. C. B'
roOT^^.^^^bUoie^^b*e^VjtcJBlT5^
h X : TWumin.. W- ! F^; iitgginbothain.' ' E.
E.; J.- : R. 'Rc^iBs^ii' and: Thorn.-'
•as- : tV^ : Caine^V:-^':;-:-l:'-'.-'^'..;y- : : : .-;'"-
Methodist*. Elect. Officeral
. • 'When "^rou. b.ayei.'.ian: aversion ; to. food it
4s '•ari^lndicatlorl ' ihat'-you should take
Lash's Kidney, and Liyet Bluets., ¦¦ ¦,•• ;
.' Aftfef". that: there Ig-'a:; fikip:. ¦'¦pt "two
y.ears away off- tb; iCJuiia.: whierff Drusa,
as . a Red .Crps> ; niirsei saves the. life qf
Jier : .b)etrayer,';nptla{ho^in^'.hrs:ide«tlty.
In* .the' couisej pf.a.gert.er^liQdnveilsaiidn
it- is rey.ealedi.and/iilt her'hatel*he tears
the bandages, off; his: Wbliin^ed' 'arjrn arid
tries io-'kiil Win/i^^rnQnttt-iaier^she is'
ra.>gAiest";o£ : .th^!GolgateB-,a'$- Newport arid
she, : Vn:'spi3te.6f : he'r longing, for revenge/
"fttUS in-' love !-wjth; him;.' $tqng, by're
mp'Ese she writes '£ riote- f~n .¦tb^e^ev'e.jof
tbefb '.w.edd.m'g,- t revealing .j all -and*. &f-,
.t6'mpts/;tb" flee, 'but j$ :ihterceRted i; and
for"gl'veri. : : Th'eh . she :forgi.yes- ariS: : they
live happily foreverfafter. '¦ -. l\ ¦/ ;: ! .
- --.i^c.* Craig-: d"oes.:3:s- weJl wltb ¦ the x,ol.e
as he", can .and LJlilajt kawrerioje 1 makes
.the] besjt -'pt "» •character; •tha-t '"-does -not
seehi = tp. gnlist the'Kympathiea.-'of- the
Uudiericje.: : "J .r- ;'¦'-:' '-.''\ .> : ':'.\ ¦¦
: :;Tb'. the overflowing )aouse. at -the. Al
ca2&.r]iastiiigh't"prusa". Wayne." ..seiemV
edito.- be .'rhore «f a; comedy than a
drama.l Theitirst; act qptens'iri a Helena
gambling den;! where the; ; h.«r«,>Clarence
Colgate,' a. rioh' mark's -son', seniilb libn
tintL ta\'8ow--wHd'.'oia'ts.f -me'elts 'Prusa
W^yne^- a. gbodV b*»t very. :heedl.ess girli
He • tries ' to: ;JcJ s i5 hW- 'etnd : as .she", begins
to; iafnt ",.lje: iresfores ;ber 'witli:.;w o ater
but Jbt -a drugged . glas's;. agaiii^'t idrtek
ihg.dut.:tr? wijtfch'she herself ha^d- ?«yarn
:*d:him. ! : ~. : ':'y''i':- ; '•"¦: :. :''¦'¦ ;< ' =' ' '
¦Alcazar.
¦Reitjovpd •;• From « "'Cemetery • a^ Tti«
; H^g^w'e and Will Be Carried: to .. •
: '.':. : . Final; '.Restine-Place.'.:-- • ; 
' -THE HAGUE;-.; Oct. • Sl.-r-The: re
mains'. !of former President Krijger of
the Transvaal Republic- who .died in'
Julylait; : were removedfrom the.cerae.-
tery. to-day and: taken- to '¦ Rotterdam'
for. co."nyeyance to- -; South Africa- .'on
bbarrd- "the ¦'. steamer. Batavier.;.. Six
wreaths from" Queen .Wilhe.lrriin.a. the'
. Prince Coris6rt # .and' former • President •
JBteyn' Co-vered the.'coffin. , ;.U'. : <"' ¦
: '. ' A rho'rtuary- chape.l ha.s been.; ', pre
•pareS 'on the steamer, covered: with
: drapihg .' : -embellished j with . ; inscrip
¦tions in :silvjer letters,' ambn's- ;them': .¦
¦ : *;'t have: fought a. good! figh.t|; .l.have."
•finished- . m y . course; •'. I have jce'pt the
faith/' ;..". '..;•-• ' ' ' -V
REAIAtN'S OF PAUL KRUGER ' V
: BE. TAKEX TO ;\FRICA
•a /varied.] and; interesting progranjme,'.
•Tli.e amatejirs -promise many .novelties
; : fdr' Thursday night: ; ; :¦'<?¦ •..'•
•;:;"".^ '"•"¦.;;'. Tlvoli. ; • [..';¦¦
.;• 0"The' Messenger B'oy; f "'the big -New
¦Tprk; arid/, London ".musical ;s.ucce.sa,
opened 'at^the.Tivofi last nlghtV The'
.piece will -be' speciaJly- reviewed in- to.<
.•morrow's : issue of The '.Call. - : : '. ; •'
•'."QHttering; Gloria," =to jfepeat," cah.be
very! tnu.ch enjoy>d by. if oik ¦ who can
rtl'ifeh: clever '.! stage', ftin .'unadorned by
the.' ch.6/ral, feVenic and : jfartprial' : trim
tnings-that • distinguish- .'-'musical- com
edy" -from, the' comedy ' our!' forbears
'used io absorb asiai r/?gxilai: diet- _
•Sush has acquire^ ?irama'tiq force with
out iaccompanyirig enhancement of .phy
sical giiaces- : .She h^'s m%steFed ifhe'-art
Of subduing: ayoirdupojs: a.hd. ha's .not
finite relinquished I her- .^famous ' "'new
w.omah!'. walkf but jnas.culi.nity '.of|.«a}t
d|oes not impair the. effect ! of her I's.tjin
niriff. gowns. . Her singing' voice has -not
Itaprbved with the years. Tljat state
meijt '.smacka of .rep'e.tltibn-. But- per-'
hans its importance ' coiidqnes the.en.
€"ore.' . '. .': • ¦-":' . '• .:'.:;• '.< •' . ¦ ! .
O^fE OF-TttEiCL-EVBR-iSCBNES FRO31I "THP BOY." fHB LON- •
-1 DON AJ?D- NMV -iTJRI^ MU9ICAX.: SUCCESS, WHICH LAST" NIGHT BEGAN
'- ¦-: AN IffDEFINTTE R-VN AT ?THE' TIVOLl' OPfcHA-H.DUSE. ' .--'..- .,
. ¦; •There' . • are nbwi:jas. nearly as can be
cbunted, 13.6 apes on Gibraltar. : - . '.'
Partridge argued .that-; the .'State
Board of Election Commissioners* tia4
¦adopted the Standard- • machine .-!and.
the proper proceedings to 'determine,
whether the 'machine or the law. -was
constitutional would be to-'.rpake' fh!e
State b9ard a party to the-, action. -.'He
was personally of .the "opinion- that, the
machine wovld-jio all the "thingjf . .rfe
quired by law.. ; -i. I '"*'--.*¦¦ -'-•-'
Nusbaumer -admitted .that •- Harvey
was not" the; re'al party lD.-the-.com-;
plaint and said that he -himself.- wks
not a resident ot this- "county, and- had
no interest in jits" taxpayers,. •.- He-i InU-;
mated that the" court 1 "wbtfld "have" the
right to decide : now'_ whether/. the.: nia-'
chirie was in- acrjoFdance .wl.tfi' -the' -.law?
and might in the. future haye:.tb'. der.
cide- the samp poiii't- it^tth?* eVJenti.or-^
contested election .if: the ' legality.'. <ut
tHe machine', was. called", into iquestiori.
Jndge Sloss- Attorta^rs 'Tdjor
. pays In "VYhich" to Submit joints '-'. .
. • and Anthbrities. •¦ y. . ' ; ;
Judge Sloss -yesterday heard.- argu-r ,
ments on the.ord«r to.shbw. cause vh'y :
he'should. not restrairi-the .use' of .for- ;
ty Standard -voting' ma.chln€fs : «t-tlie:
coming election .and then -gave the
opposing sides -four -.days' to JUDnrlt-.
briefs. i ' '':¦-.' .-'¦ . • V-. •."•;;;'. '. ¦¦
J. S. Patridge of the City Attorneys':
office filed' a ' 'demurrer,. ta'.-the-'C'erair.'
plaint. Judge •Nusbaamer, -represent-.:
ing- E. T.. Harvey, the" c'Qjnplaihant, •
expressed surprise that' the • -.def en.3-.;
ants did not answer. '-Mr; Patiridge eTci •
plained' that' an' answer ' w'ouid r : have;
given the oth.er -side"- opportunity' to
bring- the case; to '-trial.-- th'us.c'arrVing.
the . hearing beyond election day-and
hot o^nly pfevehtfng^the' use.\.pf -the:
machines, but" doubtless • pteyentinjg:
any" election in th« -district* where -the.'
machines Were. to. fee .used, • Because it;
was too late- to make [oilier, arrange- .•
ments. '.. ' •• - v ¦ • . ;"•'¦":'¦:':[
by Reason -cifl-aitransactlon'l'- izi ; -|fin«
iyan" t'r^adweli p£ this . cfty" ii. .&• .head :
'b'f :th^.-^h;oIej^e''.Jl}<iuor : . .•.hoaa(<i ; .:V : :or
Tf«ad^>.U.\'&-; :^ii''!!i^.d';'ri:."^^V-.P^fltt-,
jCftastlaienjt!^^^:^.t', :: ii^»/ : .pi'';tki. : 'P^- <
friouth;' g^ny : \TBJui\ii acturei :.bx ' Cjoktes.
&-'C.o>.ia. : Engian'(J^f'; i nxe : teitHidfT' jtt.
;the'Cni!te(il/^j[8a'.;ta'^ld'^V^ ft ''^»T^'
Tbrk^Kentuck^'' \ jcimpttirj.:}axifc;":jia
sole- agent&'.'.'that : (iQrpbra.tibn" tr.- : re-»
p^>rted..to;.iiiye i?iijd jiao.poo; tor jvtK*
right-; iifce Hiidaori .Ba y.- CQmpany; has
the. : right .to. jseil ; ;'the ,'sa'raa -goods '.¦: to.
t3an)tda> • -Tt^fela bejraii.'when. JOrea'd-'.
¦ well . t piaridithat '¦&*&L&OBlT$Ay.-$QYrt?'
pany ;^'was>'s6ridtriar th* ¦gqQ&a\lnt&.ih6 \
¦^acj^'poj^/Stateis/a^d/iier^p.'^-'tltft
tr-a'de •at'etit iiitiLS Gofere'stpond^shcVon.
tHe subject' hjcts rpwtsed, ~ aijd-' l«gat ma*"
chtn^ryiavqtippbse'd i-ip; vbe'/'AlPRady:
'whirrlh jf- preliminary. > ta- ths ; briagin et .
of •afi..acJtioh. : agatInjjt'.Cbat«s'..ii Co. by:
the. : 'iStF*r .'.Yqri^wKe^tucky '. Compaiiyi .A',
stj^ry. •'. • has . bean -;,ctirr ent •;.- that . ; .Ivan
.Treadwell ;iaa:io8t: ..;iargreijr ' by. : the
•breakrng-' .of "th'e'.-iStid3o's: : > .ifa,3r Cmpany
into ;.t.hig -.territory,- 'ior -which ha ./paid
the -New;,: yQrk-jcientueky ..= Company,
"but- -this' he-" denies-.-.; "I eat a commis
sion on every case of the roods'. that is-'
¦so.id' iicre," : . lie -. '. Bald-' yesterdays 'The.
story;i that : I -.aittiptit 'thousands ¦ of . dol*
iars.is un.triie: amount that
l-'tose by 'Infrtogemeht is only a ':t«vr
h^fl'dr'ed /dollars iiiifitp.. date. r The real ;
rqser. is the^ewiXork^Kfsntiicky. Cbm
p.any.V/ ;..-.:¦¦: '•* vV'v^'i-^'Vv"';-^. x-'y'-'^Xi
Northern" -Concern- '.. ;<*reates MMrtnrbr
. ' ance by Brenklng IntoXocal T«>:;"
. •• -;¦ ¦=.' '.'." , irltbry .Already: -Sbl^U;;' '.. '.•'". •';
VOTIXG MACHINE CASE •. ; . .',
'•• ARGUEI). • OX. • DEMURRER
FUR MAY. " FLY "IX COIJRTS •:. ' • ¦'.
: ' BY REASON" . OP . GTS .WA3EI
¦ , Mlss^ Gardner- yrss. the ; Op. hsila^-if
she 'wiiV-pardpn' me, ; in-.' -a.' ytry .bad
wi'g... .tJrr tb."'the;tna4.>cefie'.the deli
caite" tritik ; etry..bf;,phtase;'and' action
given to ppheliia. ¦ did- -...Tftoi / :count \ in-
MKs Gar 4ner's pic.ture. •" Witii.'th-e lhad'
stene, - however,' she ; presented x : xhos't
.touch' ing ¦' i"nd •graceful '•c'ftar'acteri
iation. :Theri \La4riep wajs exceilentiy
.played.. .by. : Harry-'. Mestay^r,' ; Mr." ijc.-.
Vicars; was .the Hing.'Miss] ••QoV.dpn • a
.gdjod'-flueen;.' Mr. .Woodward- -cleyjer as
Poibnius, : and^ Johh.-D; ;O v Hara ajs thie
fjrst gr'^ve-digger-.- admirable; .:...-• •
:"• •'. ! . ; : BLAJCCHE PARTJNGTON;
¦. ..Original; with;th« .a.ctbr, so -far'as my
experience goes.is :theattttpd;e.ofH'am'
iet : toward jOphelia. in '.the- scene! V'here
PQlonius' .and the .King are 'eavesdrop'
ping: Upon -theni. ; it is:easily • logical.
Harrilet,' -Bin of :his.' mbthfr
Blackeni'ng ¦- all!^')mi^anriJ0r^^bii^ see's
Ophelia' for the moment: pnly asanMher
instrument of ' deception. -This !i& : en>
¦pJiasizeHby.\Mr.-'<?ilirio'uraTi4 :^'ith'"il-
Iumlna4lv«. ; result- • All. • through. '. ihere
'are • touches; indicative'- 0-f ¦ tliougtot, -ind
Che' ivhoie represents, a '. notable chara$
terizatioru '.¦"Anpth.eF* spene orit'. remem
.be'rs' is-' Hamlet?s ! interview, -with; 'his
father's, tjhbst, ;f ull; of "awe -arid tender
hess.' '.."•'. ':."¦¦¦ "::.••'. ' ' ' •¦¦ \ ". ¦ ' • . • ' •:
:Hu'man; ¦ eminently thoughtful and
thoroughly- interesting is Mr...Gilmour's
Hamlet. .whichVthird. in 'the' trio of
; HfLmiets lately' played here-^iwas' given
last night . at . the " Majestic Theater.
There was much 'else given last- night,
ah; embarrassment, of. riches." "Glltter
ihg Gloria." -glittered '.or, glimmered at
the Columbia, : ; there .wa>r. -Sir. Fyles*
new play'at the Alcazar and' there-, was
: every prospect • pf ; a; -high' -time 'at- the
i Tivoli u'ith/'The ai^sserrgerBoy.". But
where "Hamlet". ." is, '.-.why there -is
¦. "Hamlpt," .and an «nd.on't". : ' : •' :
• I saw ' th§-n'e*' aiijestipcbrnpany .last
w^ek ' in ¦ *'When . Wi -WereJ -Twenty
one" and; :>ybndered- Tjow.-.deUghtful in
; the modern • comedy, th'.e:
wquki ": ibear theihselyes- . in :• .classic
tragedy^ ". W^elL :'bravjeiy." -Ijast
hight'js • . perfbrmance ; showg ¦ •- j ust . . the
.solid, .^attd. 1 rtntelllgent | fe«6jirte- -.thfat
I rnigtit haye vbe'en.-;iba!$ed' for : fr'6m* the
jplayers.; Th;e.re4din'g^«;as';a:UtUe- over
modern in; quality^ 1 - tackiiig' somewhat
that "qudlnt archaic essence! that. -is" the
distfch^ujshlng ;'6harnif Vof' : the' -Greet
Shakespeare;'- but. 'U f was; .throughout
well judged and r^yereni. ¦ .was.
the awkward :$<ju.ad '.anyiwhere- repre-.
sent«din- the cast/ "e.vBft'"th6 'Supers re
fraihin'g; front ¦ tumbling, -pyet !their
Bplears,-. sbd .more [of the.plky- than' is
usually -played was. retaiiujja.--. ' ' ' .' " •
.:. As; before " intimated, -Mir: Gilmieiulr's
; Hamlet' :;ii;.ex.ceRti6naily; interesting.'. It
:is by. :much nipt the!cbhs eryaitivQ-Ham'- :
i%t. : :Very\Tiappiiy,'.in trie. ssolifoftiiy,
partlciilitrly, '• tb©: 'actor :.;• empftasi^es:
Hamlet the dreamer:' , And rarely In-tel
llgentwastrieTfekdih^- '.of tt»e.solilbquy,
though; ! with" -some-, eurioui .•] iteitiiar
bLunders: / ,"But • it -tiaA essentially^ tile
qual ity of - : the < eojlloquy-^a ) f thin jcing •
out lbudT-rjsi'.hplly-frefi of the'sa.wtn# the
air- and ,- mpiithing .'.- with . u which '..¦ the
speech. Is : cpuilnbnly;. deiivered. . Her.eift,
howeveri *as bestihatahced \One.pff /tiib
we.aknes^es. of Mr*;. ¦<Jilniour'§ presient
m'ent;'the'ia^t. wo'rd'.of 'a 8entehi:e : .b»-'
ihj not seldom. ioo-IOTtr .in,.pifch .- tt>. be
hpard. V-- ' ' : -'- -y : ''.-> '••¦ .'-. : : : ' : 'S; '..'¦'• ;' : / - : ':
' .-Tired of the heat and glamour of
the day, weary of the 'heartaches and
¦<Jii5appointments - encountered ; on life's
stony- paths, a young man lay- down
•and ended all a few days ago; breath
ing his last .within sound of the pulsing
-tides near- the Cliff HouBe. "
¦• .Dr. L- H- Young, while strolling along
the bcean beach 'yesterday: morning
'.iebcBt two. hundred yards south of the
:oceaii- rbad. '¦, found the dead body!. of.
•boy: not" .more- than -seventeen or
clchteen/yearg -old'., lying pn a sand
,i>ank. •;•" A^ Colt'« ¦{hirty-eight-caiiber re-
: .y'plver.. jay' by his sid& The body was"
•rigid end had lafe'there all night, ThA
•'directitin.'-'-of thjft 'bullet and t the- eicit
; Wound irt. the> top of the • forehead . iridi-.
<cated .-thjit-'the- >uieide:.had pla,c«d the
Snuizle vbf the weapon against .the' roof
'.tit '.'-t)ie 'inoUth '.ani. discharged it : '• ;. '•
•'yjrhe clothing wasa black: cheviot Back
:«Wti a-ndMesti-dark gray striped pants/
jgt&y; pert&le' with . black stripes,
white turn-down collar and . dark four-.
'¦iXKhiand 'tie with wbite figures,.. The"
•'¦ijto'ei' we're i. aced *nd had been; heavily
' fcaif^iBOlied. ' ¦ -The : -boy j was ' about , iBve
i-uliiirn .-h'ai.r'i .cn't .Bhort.; pug nose, lull
vJip^;; exposing ¦: t^te ; . upp'er • front : teethl
C^U^e person were fouhd «. small rhlr-:
T^rvr*' latch', key; and brass, tag. num- :
bierpd- "72 and pair <jf cuff buttons made.
<njt '.': of . Hawaiiaft silver cruarters and
:ii^rl^>.^e;'- 1 JcO!at;of'.'arms of the Ha'
-Waiian^kingdom!." • His hand* ar.^ small
And, soft ;aiid intiXcate .that *fe had; not
dene hard- -manual lab'or,: , .• - ; ¦.';, -; : '. "¦¦' .
". Braunhart said that any amendments
piade' by petition, would" have to be
g.c}:ed upon only, oii • the filing of- fnew
netitlonst • Luriste.dt . asked.- that- - the
pre'sldeut. of the- Board -of Education
;be . alio-w-ed- the priyilege of the flQor,
but It was agreed to consider. the mat
ter next . Thursday at 3 o'clock.
'-Morris 'Lubliijer. filed a formal de
mand; Oiat the amendments in refer
ence to school matters be^submltted to
the people.. ¦'.: • ' :
•: • D'Ancbna-'s mbtiph that " the other
twerity-;two amendments which were to
have been*, voted- ori at tb.e" election, of
JS'ovemijeY .8 # be" also: referred Ito! the
fjame;joint,committfie was caTrted. ;
¦ftirid.' ••¦.•.•¦ * - ::• • ' . .
.' "I thfnk this 'joint .committee should,
meet very soon," said .Mayor Schmitz, |
"as the;matier-is very important. Two
weeHs have- passed since "the filing : of.
the. .petitions- and nothing lias been done
asiyet.*'-'- . .:':•"• ' ' • |
•'. "i desire to state- that all the other,
amendments declared invalid .by the_
Supreme^ Court 'will be submitted to the.
Voters atjthe sam.e)time as the- school
am : endment^ should, an election "be or
dered,"'.said; Braiinha'rt. : .--
'•'•This board has no. right to refuse
tp submit these: amendments at once „"
siaid Lunstedt; ."In view of the fact that
more than 30.90Q voters have stgned the
petitions." * ¦ , ¦ • . '
...Braunhart thought the m&tter should
be first- investigated in order to ascef
itaih -whether the • Eleotion-. Commission |
had any funds f oj- the purpose instead j
of .'drawing on the urgent -necessity
'.. Nioes— rBooth, •= Brandenstftin, .Braun
hart, Copt.e.i • Connor, D' Ancona, .Eg-,
gers', ;Hftcks,. : Fa.yot-*^9.- !•
¦.'Absent— McCfellan; Rocli— 2. - - . ; •
••••Lunstedt'. opposed* reference to the
committee, ' saying that the "time was
lirnited; for the- • ratiflcatibn pf the
amendments by the ..Legislature, should,
they; be approved .by the voters.' . .- .' ¦
' ' XO, RIGHT TO -REFUSE. - ;
;:'; Lunstedt' moyedithat the resolutron
be .immediately- considered under sus
pension 1 of the rules, but Braunhart's
inotioti that it be referred to. the joint
committee on Finance; Public Utilities
and . Charter Atneiidment-s • prevailed.
The vote on suspending, the.ruies .was:
ilAyies-^Alpers,-- Befit, Boxton,; Finn,
Tjunstedt, Rea, Sanderson— 7. , V
¦Whereas. A petition containing the names o*
more than 15 per cent (to wit. nearly 30,000) of
the qualified voter* of this city and- county
¦was pVeaented on October 17, 1904. to the
Board of Supervisors, which petition requested
that certain proposed amendments to artlcia 7
of the charter relating to public schools be
submitted to the qualified voters of this city
for ¦ approval; and > '
•Whereas. * Under • * the constitution .of ' the
State of California, the Board of Supervisors
has. no option whatever, but must, whenever
15 per. cent of the qualified voters shall petition
therefor,' submit such proposed amendments/to
the qualified voters of this citjr and county}
a*id. • : ¦-." ..-¦¦¦¦¦-'¦ - I *V
.; Whereas, The Legislature will convene dur
ing the- first week In January. 1905, and. ac-.
cording to law will remain in session but sixty
Says thereafter, and even if Immediate act lo.n
be , taken by .this board, it ' will - be Impossible
to- transmit the • amendments to the -Leglsla
ttre' for approval . before the • middle or latter
jvart of- next Januarv: -and
Whereas. Any fvrther. delay "by this board
in submlttinsr said amendments would • be jaxi
lnjustioe and .would saVor of a subterfujte -to
defeat the proposed amendments- and thwart
the will of the people; therefore be'.it •"
, 'Resolved, That said proposed amendments be
submitted, to the qualified electors of . the city
for 'approval and 'that'' November 1, 1&C4, be
arid 'is hereby designated as the first day for
the publication of the- said proposed, amend
ments and that said publication be continued
every day thereafter for twenty days as re
qufred by law. and further, that January 5.
1305. be and is hereby designated as the day ;
for holding a sjjeclal election for the .purpose
of submitting the proposed " amepdments to ar
ticle 7 of- the charter relating to public schools
to the qualified electors "of this dity.and county
for their' approval; and "be it further - "•
;Resolved, That the B«ard of Election; Com
missioners be- and is hereby authorized to ex
pend -a sum not ex'cfeedlng $12,000 for .the pur
pose of defraying the expenses of tioldlng said
special elt-ctlon on January B, 1005, and that
said special' 'election expenses be .allowed a-rid
ordered paid out of ;the urgent necessity fund,
eald" urgent necessity fund having 1 '-to its credit
6.n October 31 an-ujiexpended balance of nearly
S35.OQ0 as per the records of the Auditor's of
fice. '. . ¦ : , ¦ - .
At yesterday ,'s meeting of the Board
of Supervisors Lunstedt presented a
resolution calling a special election on
January 5, 1905, for the purpose of sub
mitting to the voters the proposed char
ter' amendments, affecting the admin
istration of the school , department
The resolution 'follows:
APPEALS TQ. HIGHEST
,': ;•. . COURT ' ...IN THE • LAND
Amelia Gardner as
; . Ophelia Is Grace
; fularid Touching
His Corpse Found by a
.Physician Taking Morning
¦ Stroll Along Ocean Shore
Majority of Board Refers
Matter to- a -Joint- Com
niittee Next Thursday
OPPOSITION TO DELAY
Traged ian ' s Presen
tation Has Spirit
and (Jneinality
WEARS. HAWAIIAN AR3IS
Places Revolver Into His
Mouth and Sends Bullet
Crashing Through Brain
Supervisor n l;iinstedt> Intro
duces Resolution to Sub
mit School Amendments
GILMOUR'S HAMLET
IS CLEVERLY ACTED
IN LIFE'S MORN
LID ENDS ALL
WANTS SPECIAL
ELECTION HELD
,THE SAN/FRANGISCO CAIJp, TUESDAY, /NOVEMBER^ 1, ;1904:
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