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yry vry wtlp ffywiwawtg iwr6taBrt fli SrX SAN FBANCISCO CHEONICLE SUNDAY JANTTAET 4 1903 IT CT ABOUT MDSIC AND Frank Daniels Comes Columbia Theater in New Comic Piece to THE ALCAZAR OFFERS AN ENGLISH COMEDY XAXCE ONEIL AT THE GRAND AND BARBARA FIDGETY AT FI CHERS Tirol HolldBT Piece California Orphenm Central Republic Cbntn Holmes After two years Frank Daniels comes back to the Columbia Theater bringing bis new piece Miss Simplicity the book of which Is by A Barnet who wrote 1492 with music by a new composer Harry Law son Heartz Frank Daniels does not need any Introduction and he always brings a capable company and a pretty chorus The story Is of a young London swell Lord Mont fort who has come to the throne of Sauterelle A Parisian Countess who wants to marry the new King makes up as a poor peasant and captures his affections so badly that he does not care anything about his coronation or his kingdom He turns himself into a peasant and his valet Blossoms Frank Daniels part is crowned in his place Blossoms has been formerly a trolley car conductor and all he knows is ringing up fares He naturally gets into trouble especially as his sweetheart Is there and it is a relief when the real King takes hold of his duties The piece is elaborate in scenery and costumes A great array of people will be seen and handsome dresses Some old favorites are In the company Grace Orr Myers is the principal and Kate Uart returns In a prominent role The ale is very large The Case of Rebellious Susan Henry Arthur Jones clever comedy will be the bill at the Alcazar Theater to morrow night It has not been done in this city for many years but it Is one of Mr Jones most successful plajs The story is simple Lady Susan Hara bin discovers that her husband is flirting ith another oman and leaves him in spite of the advice of her uncle Sir Richard Kato She journeys to Cairo where she makes the acquaintance of Luclan Edenson ho falls desperately In love with her and wham she finds herself beginning to take an interest in She returns to England where her ees are opened the news that her inconstant admirer is wedded to another Her uncle proves to her how sincere Is the repentance of hei husband and she forgives him with the result that all ends happily Ernest Hastings will appear as Sir Richard Kato and Juliet Crosby as Lady Susan Harabin George Oavbourne who has Just returned from South America will play Mr Jacomb Adele Belgarde will also make her re appearance and pla Mrs Quesnal Nance ONeil has never failed to draw with her performance of Nancj kes in Oliver Twist It is one of her er best pieces of ork and the old Dickens storj gives lots of chance for other actors and actresses besides McKee Rankin is the best Bill Sjkes on the stage He has been the best for man years no other in his time having been able to present the realism with something of character in the man and without being too repulsive Stockwellwill appear as the Artful Dodger and the Grand stock companv which is doing excellent work with Miss ONeil will be cast to its full strength To morrow evening will again see a new production at Fischers Theater a burlesque on CIce Fitchs Barbara Frietchie Barbara Fidgety ran for over 200 performances ft Weber Fields New Yoik theater It has never beer presented outside of that city It is three acts and follow the action of the drama lr ar extravagant and humorous fashion The authors Edgar and Harry Smith disclaim any attempt at historical correctness or even common tense and have charged the development of the plot from the ar of the Rebellion to an election at Fredericksburg Among the musical introduction will be A Private in the Ranks the great military finale The Blue and the Gray the Moonlight Serenade a quartet and dance Strolling in the Cemetery Hope Emerson Best and Verreck a parody on Dixie by Kolb nnd Dill and the ensemble numbers and dances My Dixie Queen Keep Aw a From Emeline Maude Amber will sing Strombergs Come Down My Evening Star and with Wlnfleld Blak the latest New York success In duetto We Are Engaged One of the features of the show will be the real Southern dances which will Include everythlrv from an old fashioned essence to tho cake walk of to day Harry Corson Clarke and the clever company at the Republic are rapidlj gaining favor with local theatergoers Why Smith Left Home has attracted large crowds during the past week and the performance has been enjoyed by all who have witnessed it Clarkes characterization of the cock lady is one of the funniest things he has ever done here To morrow night the Republic company will present the military farclca comedy Our Regiment a clever satire upon military life The Etory laid In Englard and has to do with th capture of a sweil London regiment while passing through a noted society resort en route to the annual maneuvers Clarke has an excellent part as Ellaby who adores everything militarv and loves a practical joke Edmund Breese will be seen as the army Captain who is the cause of all the trouble An elaborate production Is promised The Tlroli Opera house holiday piece Jack and the Beanstalk Is turning away people nightly The Jolly extravaganza contains more pretty features than have been Incorporated in rtay piece of the kind in a long time Songs both grave and gay though principally gay follow each other in quick succession ana Detween times the comedians are keeping people on the broad grin with the latest comicalities Hartman Webb and Annie Myers make plenty of fun and Cunningham Bertha Davis and Frances Gibson do some good singing The children in the ballet and the nursery rhyme song are cute and captivating and the comic cow Is a source of much amusement to all Rosas transformation also comes In for much favorable comment The management has decided to make a gorgeous pro ductlon of The Mikado to follow the present piece things look some time In the future There will be an entire change of bill at the Orpheum this week Will Creair and Blanche Doyle favorltei owe will appear In a New England sketch A Village Lawyer Tom Nawn the humorous Irishman la back from Australia and will appear at the Orpheum for one week The four Gar garys grotesques from Europe will be seen for the first time here and Edith rL a 80Pro of remarkable range will be new also Wood and Bates will present a new act Wood is well remembered aa of the team of Wood and Shepard The Livingston society acrobats promise a novel act the one man and the two women of the trio In full evening dress performing remarkable feats For their second and last week Mclntyre and Heath have reserved their latest sketch Dr Lorenz breakabone The new act Is of the good old fashioned negro minstrel school The blograph with new moving pictures will complete the programme To night at the California the popular Swedish American comedy Tan Yonson comes on its eleventh annual tour The piece has already made several fortunes for Its owners and Its success continues There Is an entire new scenic production trils time and a new Yen In the person of Nelse Erlckson a genuine wede whose broken dialect fits into the requirements of the piece Others in the cast include Clinton Maynard Harry Roche Florence Gear Belle Dolan and Patti Rosa the younger The following attraction will be the tuneful musical comedy The Telephone Girl The Chutes will have some new talent this week Bryan and Nadlne comedy acrobats Louis A Harvey and Mlnona a drapery5 dancer will appear with the favorites of the present bill Burton Holmes series of lectures Illustrated will begin at Steinway Hall en January 13th Only one of these lectures has been heard here and Mr Holmes himself will deliver them this time LAST MONTH OF SHOOTING SEASON Sportsmen Will Be Out To Day on Marsh and Upland Sportsmen are now making the best of the few weeks that remain of the season for shooting quail and ducks but as the broadbills are exceedingly plentiful up about Knights Landing and in the Yolo basin fire shooting Is assured those who will Journey to the inundated sections Hunters will be out In strong force to day but as late reports from the Mount Eden and Alvarado marshes are not flattering large bags of spoonbils and sprigs are not expected The flight on the San Bruno marshes has been good recently and coubtltss the members of the Burllngame Club artl the unattached hunters who will be putting triggers to daj wil come home witn ieaners arro meat this evening The Alameda Sportmans Club will be well reprtsented to daj and as the canvasbacks are now workine well on the So rorra preserve guns wii be kept warm curirg the morning flight lre bears point hunters have had good sport during the last few weeks shooting honkers and graj geese numbers of them having made Tubbs island a loaflntr ground Murdock and his hunting companlor Kleveshall expect a good snoot io cay ai me moutn or AUdshlp mers slough Pete Walsh bagged some fat cans last Wednesday near Black point The Petaluma and Mlra Monte Spcrtmens ubs look for a great shoot to day Professor Henrioule and George Denns went up to Burdells last evening and as thev are good shots it is safe to expect that they will come home with nice nags er webfooters The members of the Sar Rafael Gun Club will also be in the ewim Harvey McMurchy of the Spooney Gun Ciub left jesterday for the East but his companlor Phil Bekeart Dr Short Larzelere A BrOmmer Whitehead ard Geurge Morse will take care of the shovelers during his absence The Buriingame Gun Club gave a little banquet on Friday evening In honor of Hip Justus a prominent member who leaves tu day for England Dan Cunningham left last evening for a snipe shoot on his preserve near Bay point He Is in hopes that the longbllls will remain over urtil he has an oppor tunit to hear them scape Tom Walsh and Nickels managed to pick up a few dozen birds near Colllns vil last Wednedaj The market hunters who are shipping wild geese to this city have been for a long time puzzled to find a scheme which would enable them to make holes in the hard adobe lands that border the Sacramento er without the necessitj of packing pick and shovel from place to place One of the thoughtful goose killers experimented with dv namlte and the scheme has proved verv successful The hunters secrete themselves In the deep holes around which are placed tor a distance of twenty or thlrtv ards a large number of animate and inanimate geese decovs The wild birds unaware of the shooters presence light among the decovs and when the pump guns open fire frequently as many as fifty geese fall before the flocK gets out of range of the guns Dobson and Al Berryessa are down at Arvlso sculling for ducks The last named hunter has been known to scull his boat within gunshot of a flock of sleeping ducks near the bay shore and pick out as manv as a dozen birds from the band Otto Feudner bagged seventeen fine woodcock jesterday which were shipped to him In cold storage by a friend in Japan The birds are somewhat larger than the Eastern woodcock The Field and Tule Gunners who will be carrvlng cartridges to day on the Sulsuu preserve are Emmons Unger Harpham A Harrison and Winner George Field and Rose got a fair bag of mixed birds on the Goodyear Gun Club preserve last 8unday They will try for feathers again to da Jerry Johnson Bert Patrick John Clean and Tom Deffenbach of the Marin County Gun Club will make an effort to day to pull the canvasbacks that will be moving on Richardsons bay within plcking up distance Andy Buckley and a friend are shooting on the Pringle ponds to day James Manard Jr and Ed Schultz who have been hunting quail for the past three days in the vicinity of Ltvermore will try their skill to da at duck shooting on the Canvasback Club preserve Fred Surryhne returned from the Empire Gun Club grounds last Tuesdav with a string of twentv two fine canvasbacks Jim Murray Walter Uhlman Budd Doble and Bob Cavanaugh the crack wing shots or raio Alto win De pumping lead after quail to day Colonel Eddy picked up a splendid lot of canvasback ducks on the Cordelia Club ponds last Thursday His repeater will be barking again this morning Tom Casey will pay a farewell visit to his preserve near Ignaelo to day Dr Carpenter Dr Bell and Fuller of the Zindo Gun Club will interview the sprigs and spoonbills at Mount Eden Pete Macrea is in hopes of bagging a fine mess of sprig ducks on the Mount Eden shore James Woodward harlev PaDe and Jake Christenseil left this city yesterday for Tomaies Bay where they expect to bag some of the fine brant that are waiting to be shot Al Wilson had some splendid shoots this season but the birds are now getting to be a bit flshey James Sweeny will be among the ducks of Sulsun to day and as he is an expert shot his friends can safely count on a mess of game birds The members of the San Rafael Gun Club who signified their Intention of being in the marshes to day are William Barr A Decourtieux Carroll A Pacheco A Scott William Lang and Robertson Francis Howland arid Tucker will tramp the hills near Novato to day for quail Lee Clark and Dr Kennedy will also exercise their nether limbs in a little hill climbing Kerrigan and DVall will again have a try for some of the birds that fir near Tocalonm I Bin Cooney JohnNoonan and Billy Nagle left on Friday for Halfmoon bay on a quail and rabbit hunt Wild pigeons have put in an appearance on the San Mateo hills near Spanlshtown i POLITICAL PIE PASSED AROUND School Board Makes First Distribution of Fat Places MORE CHANGES PROMISED AND UNEASINESS REIGNS DEADLOCK PREVENTS ELECTION OF MANUAL TRAINING CHIEF Several Teachers Resign Others Are Transferred and Some Leaves of Absence Are Ex tended At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Education held yesterday afternoon for the purpose John Kelly was appointed messenger to the Superintendent of Schools vice John OBrien removed and Thomas Eagan was elected storekeeper Kelly Is a relative of the Superintendent elect Miss A Castlehun making application to be retired on an annuity her request was referred to the committee The resignation of Miss Castlehun as principal of the Humboldt Primary School was then read and accepted Miss Marie Ruef of the Garfield School was appointed to the position vacated by Miss Castlehun Transfers were made as follows Miss A Wolf from the Adams to the Rlncon Mrs Hill from the John Swett to the Henry Durant Miss McKlnne from the Peabody to the Everett and Miss Haggerty to the Peabody Miss Stevenson was assigned to the John Swett Roncovierl moved that Miss Nellie Sullivan vice principal of the Mission Grammar School be made principal of the Clement Mark nominated Miss Helen McFarland of the Clement and Denman nominated Charles Ham vice principal of the Polytechnic School The Board then proceeded to ballot and on the third ballot Miss Sullivan was elected The salary of the supervisor of manual training was reduced from 200 to 160 a month and Roncovierl nominated Doyle for the position Mark said he had been looking for a candidate and that he had been unable to find any one in San Francisco whom he thought competent He then went elsewhere he said and had selected Frank Ball formerly of Pasadena as a suitable person Three ballots being taken with no choice the matter was taken under advisement Roncovleris motion that the position of storekeeper be declared vacant on and after January 8th and that Thomas Eagan be appointed was carried Denman voting no Resignations were accepted as follows Hattle Bain as vice principal of the Crocker A Dannenbaum teacher In the Humboldt Mary Gaff ney Janitor of the Irving School Several teachers secured extensions of their leaves of absence A letter from the Board of Public Works was read In which that body declined to permit the School Board to nominate Lewis Stone an assistant in the architects office MSiBHSiM DR EMMANUEL LA8KER left here yesterday for the south After making a short stay in Los Angeles he goes to New Orleans and to some of the Eastern cities where he has engagements His presence here has given a great impetus to the game in local chess circles and his visit has been a most satisfactory one He demonstrated that he is a wonderfu player and he made himself very popular here At a special meeting of the Mechanics Institute Chess and Checker Club Dr Lasker was unanimously elected an honorary member Asked to address the club Dr Lasker briefly thanked It for the honor conferred and hoped his visit would be productive of much good to the club At the San Francisco Whist and Chess Club Tuesday evening Dr Lasker played simultaneously against twenty three players The champion was In fine fettle and vanquished all of his opponents with the exception of the player Gage who drew against him The score of the Lasker Gage game is as follows VIENNA OPENING White Latker Black Gage Black White Black 1 K4 K4 2 QKt BS KKt B3 8 Bl B4 4 Q3 Q3 5 QKt R4 QKt3 6 KUB RPxKt 7 B4 PxP 8 QBxP KR3 9 KKt K2 Q4 10 PxP KtxP 11 Catties K3 12 Kt Q4 KtxB 13 RxKt BxB 14 K4 K3 15 KtxB PxKt 10 cb KB aq Whlta 19 BS 20 K4 21 RxRch 122 Qt6 I23Q KU 124 Ki 1 25 KR4 26 PxP 27K R2 128 QxQ 29 PxPch ISOK KtS 31 K8 32 QB3 33 RKKtSch B3 134 Q4 K7 35 QB8 Drawn Q2 KB eh KxR B2 PKU Kt2 sq BSch B5cb RxQ KxP Kt4 B2 K2 IT 1IB aq cb KKt aq 18 KiK1 Ht B3 i Wednesday evening at the Mechanics Institute Chess and Checker Club he gave his final simultaneous exhibition here He played eleven games of chess one of which was a consultation and during the seance he played two games of checkers with the champion checker player of the Pacific Coast An gell Angell won one game and lost the other Of the chess games Lasker won nine and lost two Griffith won his game This is the second time Griffith has won from Lasker in simultaneous play and proves that he is a worthy opponent of the worlds champion Lasker also lost the consultation game against Neville and Benjamin To the three players Just mentioned Dr Lasker gave a copy of his well known work Common Sense In Chess for scoring against him During his visit here Dr Lasker played in all sixty eight simultaneous games of which he won fifty lost five and drew thirteen He played Ave blindfolded games of which he won four and lost one As has been published he played one match game with Dr Lovegrove which he lost He also lectured on three occasions Dr Lasker did not win from Manson In the simultaneous exhibition at the Western Addition Chess Club as has been stated Owing to the lateness of the hour Mr Manson who by the way resides across the bay was unable to finish the game In question and Dr Lasker conceded a draw The following game between Emmanuel Lasker worlds champion and Dr Lovegrove of the Mechanics Institute Chess and Checker Club was played at Dr Lasker re quest under strict time limit of twenty moves per hour and at Us close Dr Lasker remarked that he could not at any time during the game have forced a win This is the second regular match game which Dr Lasker has lost in the United States during his present visit It gives Dr Lovegrove and the Institute club a standing which must compel recognition In the chess world The notes are by Dolan secretary of the Mechanics Institute Chess and Checker Club BUT LOPEZ Whlta Dr LorecroTe Black Dr Laaker MISCELLAJIEOCS Whit 1P K4 2 Kt KB3 3 QKtS 4B R4 5 Caatlea 6P Q4 Kt3 8 PxP OP 4JB3 10 QKt O2 11 K2 1Z BxKt Black K4 Kt QBS QR3 Kt KB3 KtxP QKt4 K3 QB4 Caatlea KtxKt KB1 13gK QaqaKtxP 1xht Q3 BxQ B2 QB3 gii aq KK15 t2 k2 RPxP RxR Kt5b QKt aq K4 QR aq White Black 29 K5 B3 1 30 BxB KxB 31 K3 RT 82 PxP BxP 33 BxP KKtS 34 R4 RxQKtP 35 KKt4 KK12 3fl KB2 QKt2 3TR K7ch B3 38 UK aq QB aq 39 K8 BxP 40 BxP Q2 41 RKKt8 IS KJ 42 K8 B4 43 R5 P113 44 Ktf KxB 45RxBch B4 46 K8c KR2 47 K3 RxP 48 Q4 Q3 49 BS ch Kt4 60 Kod g5e 51 KxB g6 52 K5f g7 ol KKtHcb R5ig 54 B4 53 g8 Brt 56 K3 Realena 14 KtxKt 15gxP 16Qxg 17 KR aq 18 K3 19 gB2 20 gR4 21 B3 22 B2 23 PiP 24 Kt5 25 RxR 2li Q2 27 28B B4 a White might here have played 13t PxP with a strong if not a winning position but krowlng the strength of his adversary he preferred the more conservative move QR Qsq To clear the way for the queen pawn To prevent the black king from going to the support of his pawns which would probably win for Black and also to allow the white king to get to the black pawns A ry pretty move which forces a draw for If rook goes to Q2 Kt8 ch the whitf king can easily stop the black pawns while the rook holds the hostile king out of pla Dr Lasker here tsacrlflced his rook bellevlns he could queen his pawn the possiblliiy of Whites prr ventirg this was so remote that it is not strange Dr Lasker should have overlooked It et Dr Lovegrove had evioently discovered It as he promptly accepted the sacrifice and the game was a certain loss to Black from and after this move The only move to win or save the game for that matter for White loses If it is not made as the rook cannot stop the pawns If 53 R3 54K B6 R2 55RKt7 ch Rq 56R Q7 B6 5TK ICt6 and mates next move If 56 R3 56R Kt2 and mates or wins thepawnand eventuall the game 53 R4 is no better Position of game after Whites fifty sixth move BLACK Lasker vim wm sv i mm wm wm wtm hi Ma mr mi Jmmyf 11 in ClarkWise wCsh iWwSuildin 2l28Gryt YS11i3ooiw eGmplete THIS TELLS THE CAUSE OF OUR Rare Piano i Bargains WE ARE GOING TO MOVE We have enough stock ordered to nearly fill the stores and upper floors of our newbuildineand must reduce our present stock WkT gfflMwI4 Buyers Hake the Terms 1 First and subsequent payments need not worry you if you want a piano Just drop in and arrange such matters to fit your purse and income Other Musical Instruments We are headquarters for this line as well as for Pianos The Martin Guitars and Mandolins and the Stella Music Boxes are our leaders Besides these we carry Banjos Violins Zithers Talking Machines etc flark Wiirnber ttxi ntv vvHgency xor Geary 5t Grant Ave WHITE Lovegrove Problem 466 By Henry Whltten BLACK Five pieces i mm WHITE Nine pieces White to play and mate in two 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