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instead of Mr.. Hayes Mrs. Bates. they
aver. too. insisted that Mr.. Frawley should
accompany them. Mr.. Downing refused
to take Frawlev and dismissed Hayes. and
so Mrs. Bates stayed behind with the
stock company in Denver. Since that
time in popular parlance Mrs. F. NJ. Bates
mas assisted Mrs. Downing in knitting"
Mr.. Hayes. 1t is now thought that Fraw-
ley and Miss Bates will meet the company.
Mr.. Hayes in speaking of the matter
last night said: Yes. could not stand it;
left Mr.. Downing for thousand rea-
sons. L don't like to give them. Mrs.
Downing Is very peculiar woman," and
he dropped into a reverie repeating the
word peculiar" softly. as though medi-
tating upon those much abused ribs.
did | say peculiar? On. yes! She's
what might he termed eccentric-eccentric.
That quite explains it,. We had few
difficulties. believe. OF Mr.. Downing 1
cannot speak too well; he is one of the
truest, best men I've ever known. He has
brother and sister in the company, and
they, too, are delightful. refined people.
They treated me exceedingly well, and |
was sorry to leave on their account, but il
was the Blair-Bates contingent that was
too much for me- w. B. Louden. the man.
ager OF the company, is 10 20 East the first
of January. He resigned while here in the
CITY,"
1t seems that Robert DOwuing's COM
pany has been ia much turmoil during the
whole season because of Messrs. McKe
and Farnum, who hold minor positions.
They are two misunderstanding gentle
men who were decidedly conspicuous
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THANKSGIVING ADJUSTMENTS
Matinee at All the TheaterS Except
the TiyOIi.

To-day will be a gala time at the various
theaters. With the exception OF the Tivo all
our places of amusement will throw open their
doors for matinee performance and so en-
hauce the pleasure OF holiday-mak
Salvini and his company appear In that rat
Ting comedy, don Caesar de Bazan," at the
BALDWIN, and in The evening give Dumas "The
Three Guardsmen."
There will be crush ar the California, GER
talnly, day ana evening TO see Arthur Laws
"The New Boy" The Stanford University
students will control the evening performance
The hou Sc has been bought clean out for this
occasion, and the management were onereo as
high as $50 for boxes. thousand more tlekets
might have been sold at double price IL the
auditorium could have stood the crush. The
students mandolin and glee clubs Will occupy
the music box OF this theaIer Tonight.
M0rosco's Gland Opera-house, being the
handsomest as we'll as one OF the largest thea
tiers 10 the United States, will meet the demand
for Increased accommodation TO the fullest re-
quirement, both afternoon and evening, when
that admirable scenic melOdrama by Frank
Harvey. Fallen Among Thieves" Will be pre-.
scented.
The jolly Growers come to the front with the
celebrated comedy, sour Boarding House''-a
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MUCH TOO SPICY.
A Case Adjudged to Be
BIaCkmail.
Charges and Letters That Suggested
Closing the Door of the
Court.

Maria Fey is a German woman. whom
Charles SPAIN, who has known her but a few
months, declares to be 30 years old.
This. to those who only know Maria BY her
appearance, seems TO be a gross libel. She
does not look more than 45. She is small and
dark, very active and alert and her hair has no
silver threads
Charles Spain is also German, who looks
as though he Is 80, but he says under oath he Is
only 81.
They met at the Elntracht masquerade hall
last February, and the day following Charles
received note from Maria asking him TO cali
upon her: He did So and subsequently called
again and again. He went down to Ukiab and
there fell in need of money and wrote to Ma
ria TO that effect and she sent him $40.
subsequently he offered TO return the amount
TO her, but she said 1t did not matter-he could
buy her birthday present He bought her A
pair OF opera-glasses for $12, aud considered
mat the obligation was square. But she pur-
sued MIN with letters inviting him 10 call.
which he answered In person for a long time
time"
Then she began writing more spicy letters,
threatening that If he did not repay the s345
which he had borrowed under promise of mar
rage she would sue him, aud finally she did she
MN, ana the case was heard In Justice Cooks
court yesterday morning.
A NUMBER or letters were introduced at the
nearing written by the woman in the earlv
stages OF their love-making in which she used
the German language most TOO freely 10 admit
OF pucncatlon. On the language used in these
letters was based special charge against her
III the aelendanps denial, which, however, was
otherwise unSuppOrtabie.
She declared on the stand that he had offered
10 marry her and that she had loaned him the
money TO start him In business. and having
such confidence in him took no receipt. The
woman IS said to be worth $4,000.
opahn.was bartender and did since meet
Ing ller open a saloon on Suffer street, but
showed bans book with deposits dating sew
erai years back, and denied that he got the
money from the woman.
Justice Cook decided in favor of the plaintiff
Tor $40, which had been paid into court repre-
senting the SO he had borrowed al Ukiah, aud
the costs.
The case will be appealed
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A MOTHERS CLUB.
An Organization in Connection With
Kindergarten.

q Kindergarten.
well-attended meeting of the mothers OF
The children attending the Nathaniel G ray free
kindergarten was held yesterday afternoon at
the school on Union street, near Larkln.
The object of the Getting was TO organize for
the purpose OF having kindergarten methods of
training introduced into the public schools.
Mrs. l. Nj. Williamson, the president OF the
board OF managers OF the Nathaniel Gray Kin
deTgarten presided and was elected president
pro tenn. Mrs. Horr, one of the mothers, under
took the duties OF secretary of the new Mothers
Club, as the new society VIII be called.
All the mothers were very enthusiastic in in
dorSiDg the statement. The great truth OF ma
tural human development does not eud with
The kindergarten, il rather begins with IT,"
They expressed their opinion that kindergar-
tens should not be maintained only as public
charities, but should be maintained under the
public school system Henceforth the club Will
hold regular meetings every two weeks, aud
will listen TO talks on hygiene and subjects
bearing on The harmonious development of the
child.
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How Mrs. Downing logged
Mr.. Hayes,
THE MATINEE GIRLS PET,
And Jostled Him Out of Her
Company Into Another.
BLANCHE BATES IN THE COMEDY.
A Peep Behind the Scenes Whereby
Some Curious Loose Cues Are
Deity Joined.

Mr.. Edmond Hayes, the leading man of
the Downing Company, which was at the
California Theater two weeks playing the
legitimate drama. is with that organization
no more.
The causes of Mr.. Hayes abrupt de-
parture from Oakland would occupy an
encyclopedia volume. but the chief annoy
ance that led TO his leaving was Mis-.
Eugenia Blair Downing's elbow
That actress arm is dream of loveliness
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IN MEMORIAM.
Scheel's Homage to the Late Anton
RubinStein.

.ScneePs eleventh symphony concert will take
the form of grand "In Memoriam" perform
ance for Anton Rubinstein, when some WORKS
OF the late Russian composer never before per-
formed In San Francisco will be given
Some OF the numbers, however, are standard
favorites as the following programme will
show:
overture. "Dimitri Donskoi"
SYMPHONY No. B, Op. 107.. ....... ............
oulb No IroLn ."BaI Costume"
Music OF the Sphere" (for strings) ......... .
(b) Dance from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..Damonn
ldD Ballet music. "Feramors'
Nalse-. ............ Caprice"
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You Can't Eat Wrought Iron Nails

- ~ Ia" "1ooS III IRON mills,
vi course, and expect TO digest them, but gu can
eat ordinary food that is wholesome aud digest it ,
TOO after your stomach, if enieetied, has been
strengthened by course OF Hostetter's Stomach
bltters. Your kidneys, liver aud bowels will be
rendered active aud vigorous by the great tonic.
and your system fortified against malaria and
rheumatism. Csc 1t, also, II you are nervous and
sleepless
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Lost His Star.

f. B. Gibson is no longer an officer Of the Pa
chic Coast Society for the Suppression of Vice.
Secretary Kane relieved him OF his star yester-
gay because he had been doing things which he
ought not 10 have done.
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SILK COVERED HEAD RESTS,
with cord and tassels, pretty pat
terms, brilliant colOrs. ...
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FOR

TNHE OPPORTUNITIES TO
BUY which have pre-
sented themselves during
the past six months, enabling
us to quote prices never be-
fore known on the Coast. The
cheaper we buy, the cheaper
we sell.
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MONTE LINEN TRAY CLOTHS.
frInged all around, pretty colored
borders, bought to sell at zoe
each $500 .-....-
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JAPANESE FIGU RED TINSEL
HEAD RESTS ,uniq ue and pretty
We bought manufacturer en-
tire product; made to sell at CSC
each. ...,.,,,....,....
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Fancy Goods, Etc.

LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs,a very spe-
cial sale this week OF Swiss Embroid-
cred Handke chiefs, new and dainty
patterns; we bought them at less than
One-half us ual price; four grades......
..S1sc, 1212c, 1890 and 25c Fac
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RIBBONS FOR HOLIDAY FANCY
WORK. An immense collection
OF bright colored Ribbons, In all
widths and graGes. Examine and
price other stocks SEE
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JAPANESE SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, 10 and IL inches square,
some plain aud hemstitch'd, somo
beautifully embr oidered; all col
ors; only Observation-Disclosures.
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If you would be happy, strong, vigorous and
powerful use HUDYAN.
The new discovery was made by the specialists
OF the old famous HUDSON NJ .DIGAL IN
STITUTF. 1t rs the strongest vitaliZer made.
It is very powerful but harmless. Sold for 81
package. or six packages for So (plain sealed
boxes). Written guarantee given for cure. II
you buv six boxes anu are not entirely cured six
more will be sent TO you free of ali charges. Send
for circulars and Testimonials. Address fIUD-
son MEDICAL INSTITUTE, San Francisco
Cal.
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts., S. +.
Jy26 eod&Wy II
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Many prominent citizens and oficials recon-
mend DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
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and makes pow
erful the entire
BODY. HUD-
Y AN C u r g 5
headaches, diz-
zih ess. dizziness,
cOnfuSiOD.pre
sure, blues,mei-
snchOly a n q
was ng neC-
VOus disease.
III u ID Y A "
stops all losses
in S { a n t ly.
ii u ID Y A "
gives power to
the body so that
all the organs
OF the body are
In a h e al thy
state Ifyou are
weak, deblltta-
ted. lack en-
ergy, n 2 T v o.
force, vitality.
use HUDYAN
N 80
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| etUSGiVe Thanks
FOR

FOR
TSHE OPPORTUNITIES TO
SELL, which weeks of
glorious weather has
given us. Crowds come here
daily, and going away we'll
pleased, tell others what
they've seen or heard. That's
our best advertising.
In the Bazaar.
WHITE METAL PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES. in pretty hlagree de- OSC
signs, oak-Ieaf spider-web pat ~
terms. etc.; very latest novelty. Each
WHITE METAL INK STANDS OSC
DAINTY ilagree patterns; one or ~
two wells.................35c and Each
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FOR
THE GOOD THINGS THAT.
ARE TO COME. "Keen

THE GOOD THINGS THAT
ARE TO COME. "Keep
track" of what this store
is doing. Some special fea-
lures are in preparation for
the Holiday season. Watch
our "ads"-watch our window
and store displays.
Underwear.
LADIES' ATWOOD VEST, heavy
quality, made of SaxOny yarn,
SILK front. Jersey ribbed, II. N,
l., S. and H. N, n. S, pink white On 7 m
black and natural; regular price ID -
81 3D.. ......-,................. Garment
LADIES' ALL-WooL VEST, light
weight, made of fine worsted,
cashmere fronts, Swiss ribbed. o. I 90
d. NJ, l., s. and II. n, ). s., PINK n IL
black, white and natural. ....,,. Garment
LADIES' ALLwooL VEST. French
make, fine quality, RichelIeu rib
bed, ii. N. Il. >. and Ii. N, S. S. n.J2B
pink, blue, white black and ma ID -
tural; regular price 81 SO each. Garment
LADIES' Atwood TQUKsrRL
ENNE DRAWERS heavy quail On 5O
n.y. OdAOny yarn, tlglt hitting, I'D l.
natural color or black ....,.. Pair
Hosiery.
LADIES' COTTON HOSE, extra ape
quality, high spllced heels double orc
soles and toes, in fast black and 20
tan shades; regular 36c knd.... Pair
LADIES' COTTON HOSE, fine Quail
1ty, Richeleu ribbed, double 0PC
heels and toes. fast black and tan 20
ShaueS. Observation-Disclosures, Pair
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE.
out size, for large ladies, good
heavy quality and fine finished, OSo
double heels. sOIes and toes; reg 20
ular price Soc pair......,.,,. pair
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE.
extra fine quality macco yarn, 001c
nigh spliced heels and double OO3
toes; regular soc stockings,,, Pair
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In the Bazaar.

TOILET ARTICLES
La Blaehe Powder.
Pozzont's Complexion Powder
Tetlow's Swandown Powder, 10c,
Manicure Sets. file, brush nail polisher and
bottle nail powder 2bc set,
Nasaltne Camphor Ice csc sized, lOc box.
Colgate's Soaps-"Oatmeal "Glycerine,"
Turtle Oil'' and "H oney," lOc cake.
All sorts of Toilet Observation-Disclosures
Toilet Waters. Pinaud's Famous Quadruple
Extracts, Soaps. Cosmetics, Powders Hair
Brushes, Combs, Shaving Materials Hot
Water Bags, Fancy Perfume Bottles etc. at
much less than you are accustomed TO pay In
the drug stores.
STATIONERY
WRITING PAPER-24 sheets and 24 -C
square envelopes to match, in
(FTom this price up to finest made).
BOOKS
NOVELS OF TIE DAY. in paper covers
,.'...'''''. ...........,...,....6 DC and loo
STANDARD WORKS OF FICTION, in
cloth covers. .............25c Up
HOLIDAY BOOKS of all kinds at LOWEST
PRICES,
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FLEUR DE LIS TIDES, made of
sateen. pretty patterns, and very :
cheap at .....................
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FANCY CRINKLED FIG URED
SILK. 81 inches wide; latest
novelty for art work. .............
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Underwear.

LADIES' ALLWooL VEST, heavy
quality, made of SaxOny warn.
BLK front Jersey ribbed, II. N
l.. S. and II. N, n. S, pink, white, oaJ
black and natural; regular price ID | =
81 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Garmi
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NOVELS OF TIE DAY. in paper covers
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DRESSMAKING AND ALL KINDS OF
IL ladies' and childrens sewing. 1920 j st.
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PRISON OR ASYLUM2
Frank Swanson's Attorney Claims thai
He is Insane.

Frank Swanson's Attorney Claims that
He is Insane.
Frank Swanson, charged with having
stood up Peter Menzies and robbed him
of a watch and 81 on Second street, be-
tween NJ and n, on the 10th of last April,
pleaded guilty to robbery in Judge Cat
Inns court yesterday afternoon.
Swanson was represented by Attorney
Beckwith, who, in addition to asking
that sentence be pronounced then, asked
the court TO take into consideration the
allegation that Swanson is mentally weak
and at most times is irresponsible. Mr..
Beck with said that his client some years
ago received a bad fall, whereby his head
was injured, and since then ne has shown
signs of insanity.
Judge Catlin wanted to know why
Swanson was allowed to plead guilty il
he was insane. Mr.. Beckwith said that
Swanson had made up his mind some
time ago to plead guilty, and had not re-
tained him until yesterday.
Judge Catlin said he did not want to
send an insane person to State Prison,
and would postpone sentence until this
morning.
Swanson was assisted in robbing Men
zies by Joe Soto, who was captured in
San Bernardino few days ago.
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Y. M. @. A. NOTES
How the Young Members are Improv-
ing the Shining Hours.

How the Young Mem bers are Improv-
ing the Shining Hours.
The General Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association favored the
boys with piano concert in the parlors
last evening. Those who attended were
highly pleased with the performance.
On next Tuesday evening a quintet
will take a trip to Courtland to make
music for the inhabitants of that town.
Those who will go are Messrs. Irwin,
Stickney, Hosking, Miller and Entrican.
The meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the rooms will be led by A. E. Hayward.
L. E. Dorsey was appointed to lead, but
will be unable 10 be present. The subject
to be considered is: The Reasonableness
of Christianity" There will be good
singing and the band will play. All men
are kindly and earnestly invited to at
tend these meetings.
The juiner department is in flourish
ing condition. Tuesday afternoons and
Saturday mornings are given up to the
boys, who assemble in large numbers to
engage in gymnastic work. Their bodily
development is being greatly promoted
as the result CT systematic exercise under
the direction of Professor Van Leuven.
Parents would do well to encourage their
boys to connect themselves with this
branch of the association, where they can
obtain many decided benefits. The Pro-
fessor often takes the boys into the coun-
try for an outing. The little fellows mani
fest keen enjoyment for these recrea-
tions. They are well behaved, and there
is room for many more boys like the
present members of the class.
The band played four nights in success
sion last week.
The German class, under the tutelage of
Professor Fred. L. Wharf, held an inn
portant business meeting recently at
which they mapped out a new field of
work to enlist their energies during the
next few months. The members of the
GLASS are determined to learn how to
manipulate the language like native
Teutons. or know the reason why.
The band serenaded Rev. I. G, George
last evening and played How Firm q
Foundation"
Mr.. Georges health is very much bet
ter than for some time past. He enjoys a
good appetite and is growing stronger
every day.
The training class will meet in the
parlor tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Attention will be given to the personal
work of the apostles, as outlined in the
first and second chapters of the book OF
Acts.
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LosT-F0UND.

r OST-ON SUNDAY LAST, BETWEEN
IL Eighth and K streets and the Cathedral,
a Gold Chain Bracelet. Finder will return to
MRS. NJ. A. HOWARD, 719 L street, and be
rewarded. my19-3t*
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A wATBR-PowBR MACHINE.
Proposition to Utilize the Currents OF
the Two Rivers.

Proposition to Utilize the Currents OF
the Two Rivers.
A number of business men and press
representatives gathered at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the office OF Mr..
Howell, agent of the Sacramento In
dustrial Improvement Association. to
examine a new water-power machine
exhibited by an Eastern inventor, j. 4.
Belt.
It consists or a number of vertical
doors hinged top and bottom upon end
less chains moving horizontally about
wheels, after the manner OF the tread
mill. The doors are checked by chain
straps, so that when the machine is I'M
messed in a stream opposed to the cur
rent the doors swing outward on one sioe
and inward on the other, at an angle 10
the direction of the current OF about
forty-five degrees. The push OF the cur
rent upon the doors thus angularly pre-
sented tends to send them forward on one
side and in the opposite direction on the
other side, giving revolution TO the wheels
bearing the endless chains, which, by
gear, communicates motion to shalt.
The claim made is that such a machine
immersed in a stream flowing from three
to four miles an hour will develop power
proportionate TO the size of the apparatus,
and that it can all be utilized that is
created upon the doors by the push OF the
current, less the friction.
The inventor exhibited it at the request
of Mr. Howell, with view to having a
practical test made in the American
River at point where the stream, by a
floating dam, may be somewhat confined
to increase the momentum of the current.
The inventor expressed his confidence in
being able to operate the machine sue
cessfully in the current of the Sacramento
River also.
A great many questions were asked OF
him Dy the spectators, which he answered
in way to emphasize his faith in ac-
complishing with his machine all that he
claims for it. Those present manifested
great deal of interest In the apparatus
and the claims made for it, but no posi-
tive judgments were announced, the only
expression being that all present would
greatly like to see practical test made o.
it in the river at this point, and that II 1t
proves successful it will be Of first i'm
portance to Sacramento.
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TIP STAIRS OVER DRUG STORE, TWEEN
tieth and j; hot water, bath, etc. Apply
to KIRK, GEARY & co. myS-2WT
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FIRES YESTERDAY
Two Residences Badly Damaged
Flames at the Railroad Shops.

Two Residences Badly Damaged
Flames at the Railroad Shops.
A fire broke out in the hay warehouse
Of the Greenlaw Bros. on J street. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, about
O'Clock yesterday morning, entailing a
loss to the firm OF about $1,000, on which
they had 5000 insurance.
The flames next attacked the residence
of Benjamin Estabrook, which was dam
aged to the extent of some $1,000, on
which there was no insurance. Most OF
the furniture was saved.
Eugene Vandercook's residence was
also badly damaged, his loss being esti-
mated at some $500, with no insurance.
The fremen were considerably ham,
pered by lack of water, as is usual when
fires occur east of Tenth street.
A couple OF hours later fire broke out
in the roof of the cabinet shop in the
railroad yard, but the company's fire
brigade soon extinguished it.