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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

T. F. Bonnet, who had defeated Riordan
Thursday afternoon, might give him
hard battle for supremacy, and the veteran
at once expressed his Willingness to play
him.
The match was played yesterday after
noon and the court was crowded TO the
doors, large mum Der being unable to find
standing room. Every player of any note
in the City was present, and among the
most enthusiastic were Detectives Roche
and Conroy of Sydney, Australia. Several
heavy bats were made on the result. but
all were declared eff. as the match ended
in a draw. ]. G. Nealon acted as scorer
and referee.
The first game was scorcher, and was
won by Bonnet. Dunno scored the next
two games and Bonnet the fourth. This
left them two games each, and It was
mutually agreed to call the match OFT ow-
ing to the failing light
A finer game was never seen in the
court, and Bonnet proved that he can take
rank among the best players anywhere.
He was in splendid form and made good
use of his head as well as his hands. In
the most exciting rallies he used excellent
judgment. The veteran played. with his
usual GOODNESS and rare judgment and
Notwithstanding that he was double the
age of his opponent he seemed as fresh as
daisy at the end.
Following were the games played in the
San Francisco Court yesterday:
NJ. Mclaughlin and R. Adams defeated j.
Moffitt and w. NJ Mclaughlin, 21-14, 16-
q, 21-19. W. Aitken ana G. Sanderman, de-
feated p Steiner and F. Knobioch. 2l-12. 10
-21. 21-20. D. Rodgers and p RYAN defeated
NJ. Mcneil and g. Mcdonald 21-16, 1921. 81
is. W. Stansbury and c. Carson defeated NJ.
Basch and D. Regan, 21-14 1921. PLY.
NJ. Mcclure and W. Stnnsbury defeated E.
Curley and NJ. Mclaughlin, 2l-13, 1921,
21-1S. p. HUTCHINSON and j. Lawlfss de-
fea ed 4. Pennoyer and 8. Hutchinson, 21-15,
16-21, 2I-19. r. Murphy and E. Toy de-
feated J. Collins and Z. Curley, 21-13, 15-21,
21-lS.
Ex-Alderman Dunno of New York played
against T. f. Bonnet and each won two games.
Score:
Dunno ........................16 81 81 Is
Bonnet ..........................2l IL 20 21
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
DANCED LIKE FAIRIES
Children of Beth Israel Presen:
Ruth and Naomi" to a
Crowded House.
Little Ones Almost Smothered il
Forsl eff rings From Appre.
ciative Friends

The California Theate- was crowded to
the oors yesterday afternoon to witness
the production of the cantata, Ruth and
Naomi given by the Children of Beth
Israel.
Mrs. L. A. Morgenstern and Mrs. S.
Myerson had charge of the affair, and they
are to be congratulated on the success il
achieved.
Mothers, fathers, uncles, aunts, cousins
and friends filled the theater to overflow
ing and fairly smothered the little ones
with their floral offerings.
ALI was smiles and applause and il
made no difference whose child was sing
ing or dancing, they applauded just the
same. There will certainly be q decided
increase in the glove trade for the next
few days. but there will be no comp ain
ing, for it was worth it all. From tiny
little Sibyl Goldstein up to pretty Phoebe
Wolff the children all acquitted Them
selves in a manner that reflected credit on
their teachers.
Alice Lewis was Ruth and Sadie Men
desohn Naomi. Both girls nave pretty
voices and did very we'll. Rose Fulda
made q manly Boaz; indeed her make 2
was 50 realistic that few would have
known her to be girl if it had not been
for her sweet soprano voice. Leo Levy
made decided hit. He is the possessoI
of very musical voice and more than the
usual amount of dramatic ability.
The dancing was leading feature of the
entertainment
There were several ballets, each one
prettier than the other. Little Adele
Morgenstern did some very pretty work.
She is a pretty, graceful little girl, with
all the self possession of professional.
Rabbi Levy made a short address and
presented Miss Minnie Dreyfuss with q
framed vote OF thanks from the little
dancers whose teacher she was.
The Sunday-scnool, for the benefit o1
which the cantata was got up, will reap q
most substantial sum from the produc
lion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
LEAGUE OF HENRY VI,

Elaborate Banquet in Honor of the Re-
firing Officers.
The League of Henry ", the largest
French fraternal organizations west OF the
Rockies. held a highly successful banquet
last evening at Native Sons building in
honor of their newly installed Off
GERS. Places were set for over three hun
dred, and an elaborate menu was served.
A large orchestra discoursed music dur
ing the evening.
The guests of honor were: President
John Bayle, Vice. Presidents J. 8. Godeau
and p. BelIegarde, Secretary P. A. Ber-
gerot, Financial Secretary J. Ares and
Treasurer P. Berges.
The retiring president, p. Berges, was
presented with diamond locket and a
diploma emitting him to permanent
past presidency.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
NEW TO-DAY

Catarrh seldom fails to affect the whole
system and to break down the general
health. 1t extends to the lungs, pro-
ducing asthma, bronchitis or consump-
tion 10 the stomach and liver, and finally
poisons the whole system, causing gen.
eral debility and nerve troubles. Dis
charges from the nose and throat, bad
breath, stuffed up nostrils and head, pres
sure and sharp pains III the head. dizZi-
ness, sneezing, nose-bleed. infamed watery
eyes, deafness and hawking and splitting
OF mucus are some of the symptoms OF
catarrh.
The Munyon treatment for catarrh Is
based upon the latest scientific discoveries
and is positive cure. The Munyon Ca
tarrh Cure, price % cents. permanently
eradicates the disease by its action on the
blood and nerves, and the Catarrh Tablets,
price % cents, cleanse and heal the dis
eased parts and restore them to healthy
condition.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in 5
minutes and cure in few days. Asthma
Cure with Asthma Herbs, 81
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists,
mostly 25 cents vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munvon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
IN THE HANDBALL COURTS.

Ex-Alderman Dunno of New York and
+. f. Bonnet Play a Match.
Ex Alderman James Dunno OF New
York will leave for home this morning
after showing for the few days he has been
here the local handball players some OF
the tricks of the game that were new to
them.
He played a singie-handed game Friday
afternoon in the San Francisco court
against John Riordan, the coast cham
pion, and won easily by three games to
one. 1t was then suggested to him that
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
AT THE OBSRON.

Commemoration Programme in Honor
of the One Hundredth Birthday
of Kaiser William 1.
To-day being the one hundredth ami
versary OF the birth of the Empe Will
liam OF Germany, grand commemora-
ton programme will be rendered this
evening at the Oberon by Herr Stark and
his orchestra. Mr.. Fischer, proprietor OF
the resort, has augmented the orchestra
for the occasion, and rare programme.
arranged by Herr Stark, has been neatly
printed in the German national colors-
red, black and white.
The memb bers OF the Deutscher Krieger
Verein, composed of veterans OF the late
Franco-German war, as we'll as all ex.
German soldiers residing in the City, will
be in attendance. "The Kaiser March, !"
composed by Herr Theodore Vogt of San
Francisco, will be an especial feature of
the musical celebration.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS

. ADJUSTMENTS,
BALDWIN THEATER -"Gismondar
CALIFoRNIA THEATER lies Hupuenots ,,
Tomorrow night
COLUMBIA THEA-ER "The Founding"
AoRosCos 5 OPERA -HoUsE-'.The Great North.
west.
ALcAZAR THEATER 1.-The Strategists'
TlvoLI OPERA HOUSE The Merry Wives OF
Windsor"
CRPHEUM.- High Glass Vaudeville
GoLDFN GATE HALI--Camila Urso Monday
evening, March 90
oBERoN.-Grand Concert
MEcHANIcs' PAvIIIoN-Bicycle Races
LUFLINE BATHs.-Bathing, etc.
sCThe BATHs-Bathing and Performances
y HE CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-Daily al
-hAght street. one block east of the Park.
3 PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB-Races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
BITTEN BY A DOG.
Thomas Cooney, Boy, Nearly Lose
His Nose.

Thomas COOney, Boy, Nearly Lose s
His Nose.
Thomas Cooney, a boy six years of age,
living with his parents at 1916 Alabama
street, was playing with a dog yesterday
afternoon when the animal bit him on the
nose so severely that the point was hang
ing as if by u thread.
Policeman Blackman took the boy to
the City and County Hospital, where the
wound was stitched and dressed. The
boy is young and may not be disfgured.
The boy belongs to Michael Cradd, an
expressman, who lives in the neighbor-
hood, and the boys parents will Insist
upon the animal being shot.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
Flourished a .Rexolxar.

]. p Egan, emanueuss for Ex-Champion
Corbett was arrested on Market street ycster-
day on a charge OF carrying a concealed
weapon He had imbibed too much liquor,
and crowd of small boys followed benind
him. He pulled revolver out of his pocket
and was fourishing 1t in the air when Cole
man arrested him. Judge Low released him
on his own recognizanee.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
AUCTION SALES

EY FRANK w. BuTTERFIELD-This day. March
p; Restaurant, at 81 Ninth St, at O'Clock.
BY A. NJ. SPECK & Co.-Thursday, March Is,
Real Estate at 500 Market St, at II oc ock
BY G, 81. UMBsEN & Co. Mo nday. March %
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
A Union Mass- Meeting.

There viii be splendid evangelistic service
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Auditorium Mason and Ellis streets, this
evening ct o'clock, to be conducted by Ira
D. Sankey OF New York. The service will be
free for all. By special request Mr.. Sankey
will sing several of his most popular seIec-
tons.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
THEATER-GOERS' GUIDE.
The Several Places That Can Be Wis.
tied Tonight by Those Who
Seek Amusement.


tied Tonight by Those Who
Seek Amusement.
Tonight Fanny Davenport will commence
the second and last week of her engagement
in this City. The play to be offered will be
"Gismonda," in which Miss Davenp port will
assume the leading role, supported by Me-
bourne MacDowell and the rest of the COM
pany.
1.-THE Founding" with Cissy Fitzgerald and
her catching wink, will be continued at the
Columbia Theater this evening. Miss Fttz-
gerald will, for the first time, give her famous
hoop-skirt dance. which was the seasons
furore while she danced it in New York.
.'The Great Northwest will be presented at
the Grand Opera-house tonight. In the pro-
duction OF this melodrama will be introduced
two startling scenes-a blizzard and prairie
fire. Irma Fitch has been engaged to play
souDrette parts, and will make her first ap-
pearance.
There is to be, in accordance with the estab-
lished rule of the Alcazar Theater, s'a new
piece every Monday night change of pro-
gramme at this house this evening. The play
to be offered is, 1.-THE Strategists." 1t is a
comedy tn at produces laugh for three hours.
"Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore' was run into
the theatrical drydock on Sunday night, and
this evening the management OF the TlvOll
Opera-ho will produce "The Merry Wives
of Windsor" comic opera, which has been in
prepara tion Tor some time past.
The attractions at the Orpheum Music Hall
this evening will include many new features
presented by new people. There will be an ar
Iistic novelty in Henry Lee, who will present
"Great Men, Past and Present. then there
are new musicians, acrobats and comedians.
Those who are fond of roller-skating and
outdoor amusem ents will find what is to their
liking at the Paul Boynton Chutes. For want
of ice in this City q smooth floor and rollers
have to be substituted for skates. There are
many who 60 TO the Chutes TO glide.
The great indoor bicycle meet in the Me-
chanics' Pavilion is attracting good share of
the public attention, and this evening there
will be a number OF crackerjacks moving
around the great circle in the race for speed
and endurance.
The French Opera Company will give to the
lovers of music at the California Theater to-
morrow night to-night being an off night
lies Huguenots.' This will be followed by
LA Navarraise," "Mignon," "Faust," aida, .
Voyage of Suzette" and "Sigurd."
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

Nearly all the female servants of Russia
have 10 supply their own mattresses. and
place them in any convenient corner
usually in the kE chen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

Sarah Bcrnhardt has always had an
almost morbid dread OF fire, and this has
led her 10 direct that all her stage dresses
shall be of fireproof material.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

ALWAYS the best specs and eyegl asses. Ber-
telling Optical Company, l4-16 Kearny ut.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

"The Founding" with Cissy Fitzgerald and
her catching wink, will be continued at the
Columbia Theater this evening. Miss Fttz-
gerald will, for the first time, give her famous
hoop-skirt dance. which was the seasons
furore while she danced it in New York.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

.'The Great Northwest will be presented at
the Grand Opera-house tonight. In the pro-
duction OF this melodrama will be introduced
two startling scenes-a blizzard and a prairie
fire. Irma Fitch has been engaged to play
souprette parts, and will make her first ap-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

The French Opera Company will give to the
lovers of music at the California Theater to-
morrow night to-night being an off night
lies Hugupnots.' This will be followed by
LA Navarraise," "Mignon," ""Faust," "Aida,D .
..VoYage of Suzetten and .Sigurdn
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

Those who are fond of roller-skating and
outdoor amusements will find what is to their
liking at the Paul Boynton Chutes. For want
of ice in this City a smooth floor and rollers
have to be substituted for skates. There are
many who go TO the Chutes TO glide.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

NEW ro-DAx-AMusEMENrx-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

The great indoor bicycle meet in the Me-
chanics' Pavilion is attracting good share of
the public attention, and this evening there
will be number OF crackerjacks moving
around the great circle in the race for speed
and endurance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

The attractions at the Orpheum Music Hall
this evening will include many new features
presented by new people. There will be an ar
tistic novelty in Henry Lee, who will present
"Great Men, Past and Present.; then there
are new musicians, aero bats and comedians.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22

There is to be, in accordance with the estab-
lished rule of the Alcazar Theater, s'a new
piece every Monday night" change of pro-
gramme at this house this evening. The play
to be offered is, "The Strategists." 1t is a
comedy that produces laugh for three hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01
ROYAL AHCANUN.
Social Times and Business Make Up
an Attractive S~x.fpu

Rainier Council. No. 90. met MONDAY
evening and after the transaction OF
routine business the doors were thr0ern
opea and nearly 100 visitors were admit
ted as guests OF the evening Progressive
whist WAS IN order. and in a remarkably
short tine twenty tables were vising with
each other for the first prize. One seldom
has the pleasure OF meeting 80 many coed
whist players as there were present among
the ladies' Mrs, Walker won first ladies'
prize. q beautiful cut glass perfume atom
irar: the ''eooby'' prize, consisting q
set % lack stones. being won hv Mss Kent
Cenflsmsn's Nrsf prize. A book. was Won
BY Mr. Ron Crawford. the booty"
soup pate snd vegetables. BY Mr. ellis
Al seemed - enjoy the presenting 81
the prizes after which the roors we're
cleared. and Cor Tia next hour Or two
6sreIaS MSS the feature. nearly a. present
participating SJrne OF cur most dfgnt-
fed ard professional men were enticed up
on ths aear. ard Scon Demonstrated THAT
when occasion demanded X they could De
relied upon every tine
Tha SERIES G. ent@-t ailments which
Rainier Council Is giving each month q
meeting with great favor. ss IS svf4&nced
in the numerous applications sor mem
hs~shfp n ;he order hy shoSa wao nave
participated. besides bringing oct thcss
members WHO were formerly coast Aara.a
''stsv~st-hnss1@S-'
TIE next meeting Eln % hela March 8
when = members smoker VII be the at
traction.
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- tna convention. ard a hos. h>snrs.s
- anticipated ard assured
p'esramrns has been printed IN n.
- u tais city and 10 copies Of IN. o.
go Ffosramrs have been sent tfsrcuxh-
~ tne length and breadth os tbs .r@s
1ay. Most OK the societies have lrds-
snsir purpose 20 De well rsursz~u.as
efiexafess either a. their own charge
% eerrayfng the expenses of delsgass.
-.1l1 TIE socs@ty's treasury. Il rroes Gases
p.alnepf WORKERS or growing members
eas society are being cent ard thus IN
$3.50 @1ason aud inspiration n bound to be
1850 necx home 20 every society rezsrs-
seA,so- Members here suggest that . con
senIion meeting IN each society re.
well follow the convention ard thzr ez@s,
society should be thus wei -evsrex4rras
ever IL travelling expenses Be drawn frzyus
tas treasury Entertainment VII o@ no.
Fideo- For the cozvsnl@Ezcs OF o@IAxats.s
ana 81 the entertainment committee ~a~t,
one should ssnd his or her rArrs 70 Ne
laura Hsznlta. No. 40 Olympic avenue.
Seattle.
sNhsn delegates reach Seattle nar. wa1-
Cay the rscsptlon committee will az far
as possible Meet them az the train or hoss
aEad escort them 20 tire First Prpshvtertat,
church. WHARF fhey can meet the commit
tee and De assigned places OF sas@rsain-
n1ent
The Enaeavorsrs Of The Seattle churches.
VINO have al been invited 10 the cauxen-
ton. are taking great Interest :, ,t,gs
gathering. and for this reason tire discus
sions VIII BE most profitable and fIIl Of
spirit The exercises will begin promptly
az ~ O'Clock y. m, Monday. March i IN
me audience room OF the First Prssby-
terrain church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-01

Rev ID. G. Garrett. the popular rector OF
St. Marks church. offIciated az Trinity
church, Portland. yesterday morning and
evening. he viii return tonight. The
Portland Orsgoni2n of Saturday had the
loaIowing 70 say OF the doctors visit:
REV. ID. {. Garrett. rector OF St Mark
Episcopal church Of Seattle Is IN pert
land on brief visit. and viii preach az
trinity church next Sunday at the morn
ing snd evening service. Mr. Garrett on
ms arrival last night. was met at the train
by committee from 81. Andrews Broth
ernood composed CT James Lasdlaw, l. Il
Amos and C. f Mcdonnell. During his
visit In Portland Mr.. Garrett viii be the
guest OF Ars. Henry Jones. Mr. Garrett
Il an able speaker. A year ago he ad-
dressed Portland audience at the meet
ing Of the Associated Charities at the
AarGuam Grand. al which time re made
a very favorable Impression"
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
oMe~rs Elected for Ensuing Term
ard other Work Done.

The work OF organizing subordinate
chaye~~ IN adjacent to~ns az well as In
this city. il progressing rapidly. a num-
Der OF people expressing visa 20 join
TIE rev order. Seattle's first EFFORT tn
this direction Ear exceeds the most san
xuine expectations OF the founders. The
majority or those expressing this wish
do so entirely without solicitation. for
The officers have been so much occupied
In preparing account books, forms OF sv-
cry description and other printed matter.
that no time has been left for interviewing
z,rospactiye members. Seattle "a e1perienc-
ing the benefit OF having the supreme
chapter of the order located here. hun
ereds Of dollars already having been ex-
pended on printing and other requisites.
The officers or the supreme chapter
elected for the ensuing term were: Su-
prerne ruler. c. d. Fow.e; supreme vice
ruler Melvin SwaTtouts supreme secre-
tary. NJ D. Barnes; supreme treasurer, w.
G. SwsIweli: supreme medical dirscSor.
James Shannon. NJ. D.: supreme counsel.
r p. Lewis: supreme chaplain Rev. w.
A. Major: trustees c. d. Fowle. If. Swart-
out NJ d. Barnes. James shannon, and
T. @. Aihin. TIE appointive Offices we're
filed as follows: Supreme deacon, John
Arthur; supreme usher. T. G. Abin: SUI
prerne warden, Z ~. Davidson: supreme
sergeant. C. F. Swanberg; supreme Tyler.
Robert keEey.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.
A Social Evening of Cards and Dane
ing Follows Work.

Court Excelsior. No II. +. of A, he'd q
short meeting Friday evening II its hal.
SIS First avenue Thomas GIL and Ed VII
llarns were reported by the sick COMMITTEES
as fast recovering. Financial Secretary c
+. Ehret, who underwent surgical oper-
alton Saturday last. was reported as rap
IDLY recovering. The committee On resolu-
lions Of coincidence TO p. c. R., s. A. Reed.
submitted It's report. which was unani-
mously approved
At the conclusion Of the routine business
the court gave the first OF series OF whist
parties Prizes. generously donated by
the chairman OF the social committee. r.
c. Dunn. were presented. Refreshments
were served at 1879, after which dancing
vas enjoyed until a late hour. Prof A
Luebin officiating al the plano. Altogether
the social was thoroughly enjoyed. and re-
fiscted great credit upon the social coEa-
rnittee, consisting OF +. c. Dunn. II. L.
Kline. G. J. Dor.ner. 7. II. Andrew and
o. F. Swanson A number OF visitors were
present from Court Crescent. at Ballard.
and Court Evergreen Queen City Circle.
No. IFS. Companions OF the Forest, $50
graced the affair with their presence
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Camp No. 2ss VIII hold one OF the most
important sessions tonight that have
taken place In the history Of the order In
this city. Fifteen candidates viii take the
vows that bind man 20 man for the up
lifting and betterment Of the human race
The working team is in fine condition. and
viii make a great showing in its new
regaiia- Woodmen who have never wit
messed the amplted form put on ''in full
dress should not lose this opportunity.
At the conclusion OF work the rest OF the
evening viii be given over TO merry
making Every member of the camp Is
urged TO be on hand. and all visiting neigh
bors OF local or other camps are cordially
invited TO attend They VIII be royalty
welcomed and are assured OF right pleas
ant time.
The camp held a regular session last
Monday night. the attendance including
several visiting Woodmen. The ampiifed
protection degree was conferred on two
candidates. the work eliciting applause.