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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
SACRAMENTO ELEVEN
BEATS THE CHAMPIONS
Alameda Cricket Team Visits Capital
City and Suffers Defeat by an
Ample Margin

The Alameda cricket team visited Sac
ramento on Sunday and played the last
match in the schedule of the California
Cricket Association against the Sacra-
mento eleven, losing by so runs. The visit
ors went to the wickets first, but none eX-
cept B. Bird, who scored II runs, offered
any resistance to the bowling of H. f.
Elliott and H. G. Mccartney. These two
bowlers continued through the innings
without change, H. F. Elliott taking eight
wickets with 81 balls for 10 runs, and Ma
cartney capturing two for 16 runs. The
Alameda total, including five extras, was
only &c.
H. r. Elliott and H. G. Mccartney went
to the bat first for Sacramento, the lat
ter being out leg before wicket by 0. Then
H. F. Elliott joined his brother, and be
fore the pair was separated the Alameda
score had been passed. The Sacramento
total reached Sc. Harold Ward took five
wickets for "a runs, F. Croil -four for p
and B. Bird one for IA. The full details
shown below:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
DELMls CALLS
GASSGN' 8 BLUFF
Attorney Beaches for His
Pistol and Avoids d.
assault.
Discussion Over Mining In
terests Freaks Quiet of
Palace Grill

The exclusive and subdued atmosphere
OF the Palace grill was broken yesterday
afternoon about 2 O'Clock. d. NJ. Delnas
The prominent attorney, and Colonel A
. q. GassOn, the San Diego mining man and
politician. became involved in a heated
debate. The discussion became so tropi-
cal that Nj. Delmas passed the lie to
GassOn, which was resented. Mr.. Del
mas, fearing that Gasson intended to as
sault him. reached in his hip pocket for
his revolver Matters cooled down at this
climax and the belligerents seDarated
after few moments more conversation
The quarrel started over Mr. Delmas
interests in the Golden Cross mine To-
Gated in san Diego County. The mine is
owned by the Golden Cross Mining Com
pany, Of which the MeSsrs. Hedges are
The principal owners. In 1897 this company
gave an option to the Free Gold Com
frubo Charles NJ MoRoSe9 sRoTfgide 9t a66 G9i9R 9e
Chandler, by which. should the Free Gold
Company sell the mine, the Golden Cross
Mining Company was to receive one mil
Mr.. Delmas had an interest in both
tne7e companies last spring. Colonel
Gasson called on Mr.. Delmas in his office
one DAY and asked him to put a
price on his interests, as both com
panies were desirous of selling their prop
erJy Mr.. Delmas decided what his in
son.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Delnaas met
the Palace grill after lunch. Gasson
stopped Mr.. Delmas and began discuss
ing everyday topics. The conversation
eventually orifted to the subject OF the
mine and GaSSOn said that Colonel Trum-
90, who was no longer receiver of the
mine, had not yet settled his accounts
Gasson then accused Mr.. Delmas of bav-
ing made a demand for his money
whether the mine sold or not. This
MI DelmaS SCOutIN denied. He said that
he had not asked for the sum and would
not until the mine was sold Gasson be-
finally said that GasSOn was a liar
This aroused the COlOnel'S ire and he
dramatically began TO square off for a
fistic bout. Mr.. Delmas is a much smaller
man than Gasson and, like the we'll
known southern attorney, the late Col
Onel Calhoun Benham, who said that a
pistol was the little instrument that ad-
Justed the matters between the little man
and a big man, and prevented the little
man from being kicked" he promptly
made a reach for his revolver in his back
pocket
Excuse me. but this is no place to dis
Cuss this matter" said Mr.. Delmas as
quietly as If he were simply talking on an
VIII disturb the guests? Let US step out
side he said, with a wave of the hand
that was not engaged in grasping his pis-
toI
Gasson followed him outside to the cor
ridOr
you can't draw any quicker than I
can. Delmas," he shouted.
Mr.. Delmas stin retained a cool de-
meanor.
"Gasson. you are talking like a child, -
he said.
The TWO men eventually regained con-
fdence In each other. Mr.. Delmas re-
leased the grasp Of his pistol and they
parted
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Fischer,s Concert House.

One of the best programmes in the
history of Fischer's Concert House was
given last night Sylvia Puerari the ia
vorite contralto. was warmly applauded
for her Italian and English songs in cos
graceful tiny girl dancer, made an i'm
mediate hit and was loaded down with
flowers. Watson, Davenport and Hamil-
ton gave an amusing slkit Masked
Cartoonist,'' pleased the packed house,
and Sam Holdsworth, the popular tenor,
changed his selections. Valkyra, an ex-
mes, a novelty foot juggler, furnished
the acrobatic portion of the performance.
Val VQusden proved a clever entertainer.
.August Hinrichs' violin solo, Gounod' s
ave Maria,' was enthusiasticallyeen
cored and his excellent orchestra was~hp
to its usual high standard
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
HAWORTH PLAYS
HAMLET WELL
Production at Grand Op-
era-House an Excel
lent One.
Hermann Mystif1es at the
California-Fine Bill
at the Alcazar.

There is a Hamlet down at the Grand
Opera-house this week that is well worth
seeing. 1t is Hamlet with a Hamlet
that will live in worthy memory and q
performance that is throughout marked
by atmosphere ana dignity, If not always
distinction. There were no disasters IN
the cast, and the noble spirit OF the play
seems to have lifted the players TO their
highest level.
This is Joseph Haworth's last week
here. and he has given us his best in
Hamlet His distinguishing virtues find
let in his hands is a noble Dane, indeed.
Fhe lines are given with marked beauty
of cadence and measure, the gestures are
sensitive and impassioned and pictur-
eSque, and Mr.. HawOrth has the happ1-
ness to lock the Sable-Suited Hamlet most
admirably. A thought too virile for the
lovable dreamer the conception is at
ment and a finely truthful instinct. All
the poetry is to be found in his reading,
too, the soliloquies in particular being
for Mr.. Haworth's work alone this Ham
let of the week is well worth seeing.
Perhaps Polonius, done by Hal de For
rest, was the next best thing in the cast
after Hamlet. Mr. de Forrest painted a
passing good portrait of the garru!ous
lord chamberlain and fell admirably into
the picture. Mr.. Mayall is not so well
cast this week as Laertes as he was last
as Bassanio. 1t is thin, unwilling Laer-
tes, lacking life except in spots. Mr..
Mayall makes a better lover than brother.
Claudius is sleepily handled by Charles
Smiley who takes his troublous concerns
Ger lightly. H. d. Byers and Aimar Ac-
ton do good work with the first and sec
ond grave diggers' parts, and the ghost
act went off without disaster and with
the real thrill.
Miss Adele Belgarde, the clever Portia
of last week, has neither the physique
nor accent for the distraught Ophelia,
though in the mad scene she was force
full and even graceful, but it is "Oh, Will
low, waly!" when she sings. Agnes
Maynard showed some power in the part
Of the Queen of Denmark. The play is
effectively staged. will go more smoothly
tonight than last night and should ce :
tainly be seen.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Demented Woman Found in Park.

On Saturday evening Police Officer
Quarels found a young woman acting
strangely in jefferson Square, near the
corner of Laguna and Turk streets She
was taken to the Central Emergency Hos
pital, where she was treated She could
give no coherent statement as to the
ca fuses leading to her condition and was
transferred to the insane department
Late yesterday afternoon it was found
out that her name is Esther De Bara and
that she resides at POPS Mission street
She was recently paroled from the Stock
ton Insane Asylum and wandered from
her home on Sunday. She will be re-
turned to the asvlum
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Kredo Placed Under Arrest.

Henry f. Kredo. real estate agent. was
arrested yesterday by Detective Cody and
booked at the City Prison on the charge
of felony embezzlement preferred against
nm 3y ,105 ShaTles H L aenry & Oh the = Audu6oa
of being an accomplice. of Mrs. Minnie
Leslie, alias Ellis, alias Henry, house
keeper at the hotel, in selling the hotel
for $500 to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert while
Henry was in the East. The woman has
not yet been arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Lavigne Starts Training.

KID CGeorge) Lavigne, ex-lightweight
champion of the world, went out to
Blanken's Six-Mile House yesterday to
get himself in condition for the winner of
eligible who viii take him on" Lavigne
looks as strong and sturdy as he did
when he fought Walcott in this city about
three years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Orpheun.

There was the customary crush at the
Orpheum last night, and every number
on the new programme was well re-
ceived. The Sisters O'Meers present the
most graceful and daring tight wire per-
comedy work of O'Meers pere cheers
things up immensely. Bell Thorne, the
San Francisco favorte, sang three So
Mitchell and Barnard, tenor and barry
tone, contributed pleasing solos and
duets. Buster diminutive five-year-
old comedian, is easily the star of the
Keaton family, and he succeeds in keep
ing the house in roars of laughter while
he is on the stage Boyce and Wilson.
tie song and dance men, are even better
has lot of new coon shouting, and viii
fred Clarke and his company continue
their amusing sketch, Oscars Birth
day." The Svengalis> who are in their
last week, and new moving pictures on
the biograph, complete an excellent bill.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08

The Central Theater presented a strong
melodrama last evening, entitled, ''Bea-
con Lights 1t was given excellent
production. The plot is laid on the from
tier between New Mexico and the South
ern republic, and is a succession of
strong and exciting incidents, which
strange and novel characters which are
the product of border life. The play was
elaborately staged and for a first perfor-
nance was unusually smooth. The large
audience was one of the mos. enthusias-
tic seen at the Central for some time,
and the piece is sure to play to packed
houses during the week.
Among those who deserve special men,
ton are: Willard Blackmore James Cor
rigan, George Nichols, Edwin T. Emery
Ernest Howell; Miss Annette Marshall
Oza Waldrop and Little Ollie Cooper
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Dies of His Injuries.

Eugene Gardner. engineer at Gray
Brothers quarry, corner OF seventeenth
ard Castro streets, who was scalded on
the afternoon of September 20, died at a
private sanitarium in this city last even
ing. The accident which resulted in Gard
ner's death was caused by the explosion
of the engines boiler. His wife was
with him at the time and she was
also seriously injured. Gardner resided
al 419O Seventeenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Chutes.

A large audience enjoyed the new bill
at the Chutes last night. Wise and Mil
ton scored a big hit with their clever
comedy. act, Richards and Relyea present
a novel acrobatic act and Mile. Lofty
appears in a series of new poses. Other
good numbers are the Berlin Sisters. re-
fined vocalists; Carter Brothers, contor-
juveniles. A series of new moving pict-
ures, including McKinley's funeral cor
tege at Washington, are also shown.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
TRAINING TABLE rs STARTED.
Stanford Football Players Must Set
tie Down to Work.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 7.-As
a result of the poor showing made by the
cardinal football team in the game with
the Reliance eleven the Stanford coaches
have decided to discipline the men by en-
forcing stricter training rules and MAX
ing all candidates live up to them. Here
after, say the coaches, there will be no
dancing or similar amusements for foot
ball men on nights preceding varsity
games, which means every Friday night
Other restrictions of like nature will be
instituted, and twenty-one varsity candi-
dates will be put on the training table,
which was started at the Alto Hotel in
Palo Alto tonight.
Those who will eat at the training table
at present are: R. S. Fisher, r. A.
Thompson, w. 1. Traeger, H. w. Hill, A.
R. Dole, F. 1. Shaker, c, Hayden, c. b.
Raitt, e. d, Hauverman. R. B; Knight, J..
er, r. j. McFadden, C. P Allen, E. A.
Smith, H. s. Lee, l.. p. Banstach, p p
Parker, J. A. Horan and f. H. Boren
@ q
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
California.

Everybody does not like to be deceived.
but those who see Hermann at the Cali
fornia Theater gladly admit that the de-
ception he practices upon them at that
theater is a little bit more than they
can fathom, even when 1t is all over
Opinions are divided as to what is his
most clever illusion. His Escape From
Sing-Sing" divides the attention of the
audience With his illusion of ..Noah,s
Elopement'' might easily be utilized to
draw down a princes ransom. even from
a band of Bulgarian bandits. The vau-
devile part of the programme is also an
excellent part, that seems to rest the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Burke Resigns His office.

William G.. Burke, Deputy Warrant and
Bond Clerk, resigned his position yester-
day to accept a more lucrative one with
a law firm. His successor has not yet
been named by District Attorney Bying-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08

TO SPEAK ON BABYLoN.-Rev. William
H. Brigg will deliver lecture Thursday even
ing, October 10, in Occidental Hall of the
Supreme Court building, Discoveries in
Ancient Babylon.
EXPERT GETS POSITION.-J. T. Mcmillan.
nautical expert, has been appointed to assume
charge of the branch photographic office The
position was formerly filled by Lieutenant Com
mander J. B. Milton.
LECTURE AT GRACE CHURCH.-Dr. w.
w. Case will lecture Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der s. on What 1 Saw in Europe and PaIes-
of Twenty y-hrst and Capp streets. No admis-
sion will be charged.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08

Mile and fifty yards, Angelena handicap-La
Goleta had walkover
Six furlongs-
Talma 1O6 (Ransch), 2 to 1,.................... 1
Gilt Edge, 11S (McCarthy). to 1..............
Heraldo, 115 (Romero), to 1..................
Time, 115is.
Grady, Abano. Pongo, Little Edelweiss Vic
tor Mafeking and Barbara also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth
Miss Vera, 1OS Matthew'S to 1.............. 1
Castake. 1l5 (Donahue), even.................. 2
Alicia. ito (Ransch), to 5.....................
Time, 1:47%.
Half mile, 2-year-ods-.
Gypsy Boy 110 (Hoar), to 5..................
Irma A. LOG (Burke), to 1..............".. 2
SOL lis (Ransch). to 5.:.,................
Time, 0:4S1s.
Dwightway. Speculation, St Chester and
Tacna also ran.
Six furlongs. selling
Bob Palmer 102 (Ranson), TO 1..-...........
Fine Shot, l07 (Burlingame), to 2........... 2
Canejo, 107 (Hoar), to 1................"..... 3
Time, 1:14A.
Clarando. Tcribio and Ell Rey also ran
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
For the Cathedral Bazaar.

An entertainment and hop will be given
tomorrow night in Union Square Hall by
the Young Ladies Institute in aid of the
bazaar got up for St Mary's Cathedral.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
SUMMARY oF BOWLING
WINNERS AT LOS ANGELES.
Occur de Lion Cleverly Annexes the
2:27 Pace.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7.-One harness
and five running races made up the card
at Agricultural Park to-day. Occur de
Lion took the 2:N pace in straight heats.
beating his field in clever style. Glide
away made a good bid for first honors In
each heat, but could not quite get up. La
Goleta had a walkover for the Angelena
handicap, all the other entries scratching.
outsiders took first money. Weather fine.
Attendance good. Results
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Alhamhra.

The Brownies give their farewell per-
formances at the Alhambra this afternoon
and tonight The show has proved to be
the best entertainment by children ever
offered in this city, and large patronage
at each performance has been the result.
Lopita Benny Learner, Gladys Montague,
the Cook sisters, Baby Keife and a host
of others have become great favorites,
and the costumes and scenery give color
and brightness to the fairy fantasy Seats
are to be had at Sherman & Clay's and
at the theater.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
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SUMMARY OF BOWLING


Total 1' p
two for 49, three for A, four for IS, five for n
six for so. seven for so. eight for IS, nine fol
90, ten for &C.
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ALAMEDA CRICKET CLUB.

Runs at the fall of each wicket-One for l.
two for Z three for 19, four for 19, five for 20
six for 29. seven for SO, eight for 80, nine for
80, ten for &c.
SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
Bowler Balls Runs. Maidens. Wickets
H. G. Mccartney. "a 16
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Tivoli.

"The Masked Ball" received it's first
presentation this season at the Tivoli last
night, and enthusiastic house attested
appreciation of the Verdi opera.
The piece was well dressed and mounted
and the singers, assisted by Steindorff
and his orchestra, gave a powerful rendi-
tion of the work. Montanari has not been
so well heard before this season she
was in the role of Amelia. Her voice was
clear, ringing and intensely dramatic, and
her acting convincing.
AgoStini as Ricardo scored as heavily
as he did last week in "Cavalleria. One
can always depend on his reaching every
note he attempts; there is no tense strain
of the nerves muscles for fear Cf a
break. When he is on the stage it is sim
ply a case of sit back, listen and enjoy
Renato's song in the first act by Ferrari
was one of the treats of the evening, and
in fact. his barytOne was effective
throughout. Repetto was in fine voice,
and made a dainty figure as the page
Nieolini and Zani as the two conspira-
tors were strong, and Pollettini's singing
of Ulrica was a we'll studied effort. The
male chorus deserves a word of praise for
it's concentrated work, and the orchestra
well, the Tivoli musicians can always be
depended upon.
Tonight ''Nabucco" will be repeated
with the cast that made the opera SO
well talked of two weeks ago. On Mon
day next the Tivoli will have a Verdi
night to celebrate the birthday of the
great Italian composer.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Alcazar.

''Too Much Johnson the comedy pre-
sented at the Alcazar Theater last night,
should be styled "a cure for the blues" ="
The cozy little theater was crowded and
people laughed to their hearts content
from the rise to the fall of the curtain.
Every member of the company seemed
admirably suited to his or her part, and
the result was a clear-cut and artistic
performance. Every ludicrous point and
situation was thoroughly grasped by the
audience and the merriment was sponta-
neous and irresistible M. L. Alsop the
new leading man. made the most that
could be got out Of the part. of Mr.. Angus
tus Billings, the man of the magnificent
nerve and resource, and he seemed to
revel in the part. He showed that in
light comedy, he is quite at home. George
Webster as Joseph Johnson, Howard
Scott as Mons. Leon Dathis and Frank
Bacon as Francis Faddsh helped mate
rally to keep up the fun. and each did
a clever piece of character work. Paul
Gerson, Carlyle Moore and Barton Hill
had congenial parts. Miss Alberta Con-
verse was Mrs. Augustus Billings, and she
interpreted the part in a quiet, ladylike
manner that charmed the audience. Miss
Marie Howe was in her element as the
mother-in-law, and Miss Carrie Lamont
was fetching as Leonora Faddish. Every
thing went with a swing and the curtain
had to be raised several times after the
close of each act.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-08
Mile and fifty yards Angelena handicap-Ls
Goleta had a walkoVer

Time, 2:121z, 2:12la, 2;1S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
IS SCHEME
CONCOCTED
BY BOOMERS
Temporary Injunction Granted
in Favor of Caddo indians
But MOVEMENT is ON
To Have This Injunction Dis
solved as Soon as Possible.

e Reno. o. T. Aug 1s-An effort VIII
be made during the next few days 10 dis
solve the temporary injunction issued in
favor OF the Caddo Indians. restraining
land Office officials from receiving filings
on twenty-six quarter sections of land
in the Caddo country. me motion to
dissolve the injunction has been pre-
pared BY nited States attorney Horace
Speed, and on the return Of Judge c. F.
Irwin from his vacation trip. arguments
wiz be heard. It is possible that an at
tempt VIII be made to have the argument
before another judge unless Judge Irwin
returns soon.
Two persons bringing the injunction
suit claim to have Caddo Indian citizen
ship rights, and when they tried for al
lotments, were turned down by the in
terror department. The injunction in
terfered with the WORK here. as il is
impossible for the officials 10 consider
homestead applications on the land The
restraining order was issued by Probate
Judge Gregsby of Canadian county His
right 10 act in the matter wil be ques-
toned, and attorneys express opinions
that probate judge has fun power. and
it may be troublesome for the injunction
to be dissolved. There is an impression
here that the purpose OF the petitioners
is 10 withhold action until after the
sixty days have expired and then take
the land by homestead entry under the
general homestead law.