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Jsmr if ef l3sEr XRjp 51P Vf svlJgf 9jpfS iTf A vt It SAGBANOISOO CHEOOTCLE STJOTAT SALARY i8 1903 GAY SEASON IN NEW TOM SOCIETY bl I elk Wiy Brilliant Affairs of Interest to Smart Set STANFORDS SPEAKERS IN CARNOT DEBATE WAGNERIAN OPERA PROVING UNPOPULAR AXJFORJTLUrf PBOHIStiilT nr RKW YORKS C03OIERCIAL AXD SOCIAL LIFE wV Vastderetlt Jr Planninr Extei ire Ixanroreinents at Deep tfaler BU Cesmtrr Plc em Lena Island tjeeeial aocitspettOaaesjet fa Xkneldc NEW YORK January 11 CaJITor alans who visited Jhls city drain the Reek encountered wnat Is termed here deal winter weathtreondltlonsM bat St doubtful It tbcy really enjoyed it owevr bracing thay found the Crccz inr atmosphere The weather naturally makes thia th season of New Torfa laociety Indoor rayety and rery brilliant season it la proving to be The principal event of the week was the Knickerbocker charity ball at the WaMorf Astoria Rear Admiral Barker with nu gnsrous Naval and Army officers waa present and the affair had a decidedly sanitary coloring Tha prooeada of the jball win ba devoted to tha musical education la Europe of three young men pamed Xellert who are believed to ba possessed of ability worth cultivating Society will devote an afternoon this preek to another charity entertainment avhich will ba remarkable for the talent It will offer Mm Sembrlch Edouard pa Resska and Tlmothee Adamowaki iav volunteered their aervlcaa for thia benefit which will be given at tha Waldorf Astoria in aid of the Home for the Destitute Blind Mra Asters annual ball will be tha leading social feature pf thia week and there will be In addition several elaborate private enter fcalnmenta at which stars from the fetropolltan Opera houae will appear In connection with grand opera it is Interesting to note that society appears to have gone back on Wagner that la if it can be granted that society waa ever very enthusiastic over his musio EThe Metropolitan Opera houae man pgement received last week more than Bfty letters largely from subscribers protesting against having to listen to the Wagnerian operas Some writers threatened to refuse to occupy their boxes on the nights when the objectionable operas were presented Julius Kruttschnltt arrived in this fclty last week and la a gueat at the Holland King private secretary to Kruttschnltt is staying at tha same fcotel 0BOunn of the Union Iron Works Is registered at the Holland Armsby of San Francisco Is visiting this dty and Is a guest at the Imperial Hermann OeWcha who has been in Ban Francisco for several months has returned to his home on East Fifty pseventh street thia city Markham of tha Southern Pa fclfio la one of the many Californlaoa itaylnz at the Holland Miss McKenzlfl and Mis Azalea SCeyes are here on their way to Europe nVhile In this dty they are staying at gha Netherland A Jones a Southern Paciflo of Eclal from San Francisco Is staying at le Holland Maurice Raoul Duval arrived here re cently from Paris on the French liner Lorraine Ha win spend in rest oz the winter in California His brother Rene Raoul Duval Is betrothed to Mlaa ladler of London daughter of Udler a prominent flnander of the British metropolis Mra I A Phillips of Stockton was Ene of tha guests invited to the wedding ist Wednesday at New Haven of Miss Grace Phillips of that dty to Walter sMcOrau of Cleveland Trescott Mrs BTrecott and Ilse Blanche Todd sailed last Wednesday for Europe on the liner Trave Among tha well known Eastern people who are spending the winter in California are Mr and Mrs Henry Bronk of Albany who are at Pasadena Frank Capron of Brooklyn and gils bride who was Mra Anna Hopson pf New Haven will pass their honey knoon in California Mr and Mrs Foxhall Keen have tailed for England where they will re tnaln until next spring Miss Mary Harriman daughter of Mr sind Mrs Henry Harriman has gone to Boston where she will be tha guest of Allia Sears Mr and Mrs Francis Burton Harrt pon who spent the Christmas holidays a trip on their private ear through Canada have returned to their Fifth Si venue residence Ml Jennie Crocker of San Francisco accompanied them on the trip Others In tha party were Mlas Dolly Kernochan Gouverneur Morris William Sloan and Templeton Crocker Harry Lehr has rented the vOJa of Prof essor Shields at Newport for next summer Mr and Mrs Lehr It is understood will entertain extensively during the coming season Among the well known San Francisco business men at the various hotels these Bays are Morrla Kind and Cuahlng art the Imperial Leavitt Broadway jcentral and Itles Albert George Smith owner of the enbur tan candidate Chilton Is at the bn perlaL Ha will start for tha Coast in a Few days The apparently tireless activity of ijr Vanderbllt Jr keeps him constantly In the public eye His Interest in sports land his many projects for the improve Sjneut of his various properties cause njs movement to be faithfully ahronleled by the metropolitan press In the course of tne weex nas aeveiopea uti ne tit acquired part of the Hotel Lang 2iam site on Fifth avenue and win erect there a fine residence Vender bilt is also constructing a chain of lakes en MDeepdaleL his country place on Xtonc Uiand which will add crtstty to the beauty of the estate He has also become a member of the fire company at Little Neck the town near Deep dale and has iuat bought the latest thing In automobiles a motor brougham Pratt formerly New Tork eorre Wndent of the Philadelphia Ledger has succeeded Harry Alloway as financial editor of theNew Tork Times A few rears ago the residence of Townseaa Burden 4n this dty feeently damaged by a fire In which Miss Evelyn Burden was seriously burned wis robbed by two servants of 60000 worth of dlsmwn Molt of the plunder was recovered and the thleres were duly Imprisoned Now a dramatist has used this famous robbery In a play that he as constructed aftd it is said the two thieves who will toon he released from prison will be featured as actors play Jng the same parts la the drama as they played the Burden mansion The Stanhope Wheatcroft Dramatic School will give another students matinee the latter part of this month In one of Charles Frobmans theaters and ghere will be the usual throng of managers In the audience Ion the lookout Sit mors material llkoMarraretAnglin 0 7aaWnSSaaaaBaBBBlBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl llM lBBBTiBBBlT9Pl 1 fMfflBIKK rwasBaBBTBsaMl 1 1 ftrWBSSBBBBBBl STSBBBBBBSPnHbKBSISsW fr bsbIIIIIIIIbbMbbbIIIIIm ssasaBBsasasasasasBHBBBi IKKttBISBSKtB I BBBBBBTSvrlBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBB BBBBKSBBBBBCBBBBBBSBT mffKESVtK SB Will Meet inmBSBfiM Kepre I WSKSSM iiSjffJHflrSBSBBIBIBIBB aaaaaaaaaasB VAeaaaaaaaaaaa TT Janu BBBBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBsS JVBBBBBBJ i OwEHrrm 0 Students Wh California sentatives bary IT The three debaters who will carry the cardinal into the annual Carnot debate with the State University are Howard Lewis of Oreat Falls Mont Ovid Hitter of Chlco and Frank Roehr of San Jose The alternate who will enter the contest in case one of the regular speakers is incapacitated is Omar Spencer of Portland Or These men won thelr places from among the nine aspirants who participated in the finals last night after having been weeded from the squad of thlrty elx candidates in the preliminaries The question which concerned the English department and Professor Dunlway of the department of history All of the successful debaters are Junior students in the law department None have taken part In an lntercolle glate contest before Lewis Ritter and Spencer are menbers of Euphronla bociety ana ltoenr is amu AIMS A BLOW AT HIED STATES EeichstagTJrgesDenonncing of the Favored Nation Treaties BERLIN January 17 By a vote of 141 to 67 the Reichstag yesterday adopted the substitute for the resolution of Baron Heyl Zu Herrnscheim asking the Government to denounce the most favored nation treaties which was directed against the United States and Argentine The substitute requests the Government to denounce treaties where experience showed that the most favored clause was Injurious to Germanys interests Baron Heyl Zu Herrnschelri withdrew his resolution In favor of ths substitute The Socialists and Radicals composed the minority During the course of the debate today Herr Gothelh Radical Liberal said We cannot denounce the present reclprodty arrangement with th United States without damaging ou Interests until new treaties with other countries are made Prince Bismarck has said that the United States Is already discriminating against Germany under the agreement of 1900 since we do not get the same concessions as Francr and also Portugal In the case of effervescent wines Now that President Roosevelt has made a treaty with Cuba giving extraordinary concessions to her sugar the United States will readllj make us concessions because Germany is her best customer The great rnlstakp of the tariff convention was that sbandoned our agricultural Interests for a pittance AUSTRIA TO RAISE TARIFF BERLIN January 17 The Commercial Treaty Society has Information to the effect that the new Austro Hun garlan tariff bill will be sent to the dual parliaments In a few day The bill has been shown to the German Government It provides for enormously higher duties than the existing tariff It Is understood that the increased duties are aimed to offset the German tariff law In the forthcoming negotiations for a commercial treaty IlZS DECIDES AGAINST HIGHPMESS San Diego Judge Dismisses Extortion Suit Against Schmidt SAN DIEGO January lT Judge Thorpe dismissed the case of Catherine Tlngley against Schmidt of Los Angeles upon the showing that the alleged attempt to obtain money by extortion was not committed in San Diego county The demand for a Jury trial at the open ing of the hearing was denied on the ground that the case was one involving a felony Mrs Tlngley was placed on the stand and identified the letter alleged to have been written or Schmidt TBI letter was the enlv evidence In the ease and upon Its being shown that it vtas not written in this county Attorney Sam Smith fpr the defendant moved that the case be dismissed on the ground that the alleged offense was not committed within San Diego county Judge Thorpe aaKed tne plaintiff ir there was other evidence and being told that there was none be ordered the case dlsmicMd i i ALLEGED DEFAULTING SHERIFF UNDER ARREST aiUCXIXAJIKUtm AN ELECTRIC LINE TO Y0SEMITE PARK BOUNDARY Llterarr relation of the French Government to ated with the collegiate debating sod the railways was announced only an ety in San Jose hour before the debate and for the first time In the history of the contest the occasion essentially a test in extempore ability The Judges were Professors Newcomer and Alden of the 5 and other well known people who were discovered at the matinees of thia school Cash prizes aggregating 12600 are offered to exhibitors at the annual picture show of the 8octety of American Artists which win be held In tha Fine Arts building in this dty from March 28th to May td inclusive Important changes In the architectural aspect of Madison square will follow the recent sale of Dr Parkhursts church and site to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company A new church for Dr Parkhurst will be built just across the street on the site of the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe mansion The Metropolitan now owns the entire block in which the old church stands having previously bought up the Academy of Design the Lyceum Theater and other buildings and will erect a huge office structure Postmaster Roberts of Brooklyn has perfected a device that will enable htm to keep tab on the letter carriers who collect the mails It is very simple consisting of two small wheels connect ed with a dial Every time the carrier collects the mail he will turn the wheels so that they wHl indicate on the exposed dial the exact time he was there This invention it is expected will prevent letter carriers from making trips to Coney island when they should be collecting mail BERRY The Carnot dehate is to take place at Stanford on February 18th Tne prize a gold medal is awarded for the best individual speaker For two years past It has been captured by a Stanford representative DUEL NEAR BERLIN TERMINATES FATALLY lieutenant sever Spinal Cord of Lawyer by Ptatol Shot BERLIN January 17 First lieutenant Werner von Grawert son of the Lleutenant General of that name shot Dr Aye a lawyer of Flensburg through the neck cutting the spinal cord in a duel fought in the Grunewald forest yesterday Death ensued immediately The deceased who was an officer of tha Army Reserve leaves a widow and five Children The cause of the quarrel waa obscure but of long standing The duel occurred In pursuance to the findings of a military court of honor Lieutenant von Grawert surrendered himself to the military authorities PROGRAMME OF NAVAL INCREASE APPROVED AT GOTHAJP8 HOTELS NEW YORK January 17 The following Callforniane have registered at hotels in this dty during the past week San Francisco Navarre A Jacobs 08haughnessy A Robblns and wife Gaynon A Price Webster McEane Vendome Mrs Blgley Parke and wife Cadillac A Armuth Park avenue BakeV Miss Baker Mrs Cutler Mrs Moroaco Grand Union Dr Chaviland A A Lotto Foat Hall and wife Going Park Rosemore Kaper Fltzpatrlck Grenove Marks Herald square A Newman Haines Speyer Alexander Lambe Selig Lar kins Thtrben Cohen Lezyn sky A Wtngttone 8L George Webster Ashland Will tt Manhattan 8 Taylor Tlbbetts and wife St Denis Berry Berry Holland De La Montanya and wife Jermlngbanx Imperial Hubbard A EtleL Sprague Major George Richards and wife Bone stell Murphy Giteey Captain Parsons Victoria French Marlborough Alexander Broadway Central Crltchlow Berrtdare Hupfeld Astor McOrlff Flood Cosmopolitan A Hitchcock Normandie Boggeaa Hoffman Castell Beck Col man A Gunst Murray Hill Harris Smith Morton A Meyer Albemarle Tubb and wife Los Angelesr Herald square Mrs Fletcher Broadway Central Lis plncott A Little Manhattan 8 Whitney Hoffman Klauber ScOtU Normandie WlsemanvA 8 Johnson Miss Reynolds 8 8 Spier and wife Holland MUs Chflds Mrs Chllda Imperial Mrs Jacoby XL Jacoby Jacoby Everett Bo 1 gin Navarre Wllahira Murray hut Whitney Provision for Constrnetloa la Gov eminent Tarda if Bidders Combine WASHINGTON January TL The Naval Affairs Committee of the House baa adopted in its entirety the naval increase programme provided for by the sub committee in the naval appropria tion bllL The bill as it now stands pro vides for three battle ships and one cruiser of leooo tons each two steel training ships and one wooden brig the latter to be used for training purposes Provision is made for the construction of vessels at Government yards If it be found that combination exist Apprehension of Deputy Brlnar Ont Fact Which Oreson racer Withheld BAKER CITY Or January 17 Charles Whitney ex deputy sheriff who served as Tax Collector under Sheriff A Huntington was arretted yesterday on a complaint charging him wKh the larceny of S2000 He waived an examination before Justice Idessick who fixed his bond at ZOO This arrest grows out of the alleged defalcation of Sheriff Huntlnxton who was taken In charge soon after his return from the East about the 1st of January and released on a 7000 bond The fact that Huntington wa present and under arrest has Just come to light as the county officials In charge of the ease hare declined until to day to give and positive Information In regard to the status of the affair The arrest of Whitney put new phase on the case and it now appears that there will be torn rery interesting developments within the next few da NOTED PHILIPPINE SCOUT GETS INTO TROUBLE AGAIN A Franchise Applied For by the Rep reaentattve of nn Indl ana Company SONORA January 17 Hersclrtl La motta representing an Indiana company filed a petition to day with the Tuolumne county Board of Supervisors asking for a franchise to conduct and operate an electric railway system between Chinese Station on th Sierra Railway line In this county and the western boundary line of the Yosemite National Park The route surveyed for the proposed railway closely follows the course of tha Big Oak Flat stage road to the park limits from which point the heart of the valley could be reached In a few hoursgride by vehicle The survey for the proposed railway was comnleted some months ago and many right of war through private lands have been acquired Dy tne company i FEW JAPS MAT GO TO HAWAII VICTORIA CB January 17 The I steamer Klnshlu Maru of the Nippon Ku sen Kalsha line arrived here to day after a rough passage from Yokohama The steamer brought news that on January lt revised emigration law were enforced in Japan whereby the number of emigrant to Hawaii is restricted to an average of forty five men to each emigration agency some of the larger companies being allowed more and minor companlc lea TRAIX MK5 JURIED iw a wheck OGDKN Utah January 17 A wreck occurred on the Southern Pacific near Icarin Nerv last ntgnt caused by a broken rail whicb drafid and overturned the caboose Conductor Austin of Ogden suffered a broken thigh and a steam shovel engineer named Jones who waa riding in the caboose waa badly injured i THREATEN TO SEIZE A STEAMER TACOMA Wash January 17 The Northern Paciflo Steamship Company sued out an Injunction In the Superior Court to day restraining Pierce county from seizing the steamship Tacoma for back tax amounting to about 11400 The writ la returnable next Tuesday Lack of Jurisdiction the illegality of the tax and other things are among the ground assigned as th basts for asking the In junction Yllneh fb new eard gam bu esnstit en ETrybodr 1 plsruif It Ask ny stationer After Being Released From Jail Ilarlan I Rearrested a mm Escaped Convlet SPOKANE Wash January 17 George Harlan better known as Buck Harlan once a noted scout in the Philippines was released from Jail this morning after serving out a sentence for selllnr liquor to an Indian He was Immediately rearrested by officers of the United State Army a an escaped coavtct and will be sent to Al catraa island He was sentenced to twenty ears Imprisonment for a crime committed In the Philippines but escaped at Nagasaki Japan He fled to China but became homesick and returned to thl country where he got into trouble and was recognizee RESTRAINED FROM RATIFYING AGREEMENT DR FREDERICK BANCROFT DEAD DENVER January 17 Word has Just been received here from San Diego Cal of the death from heart failure of Dr Frederick Bancroft of Denver Dr Bancroft was one of the most prominent physicians in the State and has a national reputation for his writings upon the effects of climate upon certain diseases Dr Bancroft served as a surgeon with the Union forces during the Civil War He was born at Enfield Conn In 1834 and came to Colorado In 1866 Three children survive htm The remains will be brought to Denver for burlaL IDENTIFIES BRIBE UONET ST LOUIS January 17 At the trial to day of Charles Kelly member and former Speaker of the House of Delegates on the charge of bribery the 75000 deposited in the Lincoln I Trust Companys vaults as a bribe to we xiouse oz jjeiegaies comoine was presented in court and counted for the fourth time by Philip Stock the legislativelegislative agent He Identified It as the same money that he bad received from President Charlea Turner of tne suburban Railroad as go between GUILTY LOVE EXDI I DEATH DOVER Ot January IT James Santa Barbara iibttrt Mason tEckfeafi real estate agent hers and St Denis Miss Cooke Miss Dlekson Oontmactal A Brown manager of Bakers Opera house and ITm W1riia nilL wife of Oliver K1T1 HbrakemaA were found dea4 in a room waiiAi BUflnfuiiuujtsTiiBna mi H1U a house to day Both had NEW TORK January 17 the Standard Oil Company has adopted plan to go into effect at Its plant at Constable RockBayonne Si where 4060 men art employed to fire each man who responds to a fire at the Bay onne plant one ton otooaL In addition tha company it Is aanonaced will eon tlnnathe eyttetnjot paying th men cents an boor far stjeh volunteer fir duty Ltvss a vcLi casreejBY FOBTORlA Ol January XL Laura Foster mother of former Governor Charles Fester of Ohio dead ag4 100 years Kar husband enaded JToa torla and from him ltteoklts name ror best bsffeta Ur aac tdtbeera an the rocdleuettaetl7etrloran pBr rye or bourbon whisky has ae equal President Pull lam of the National Leatarue Sewed With Injunction by JVerw York PHILADELPHIA January II That peace in baseball is stO far off waa proved to night when President Harry Pulllam of the National League was served with an injunction restraining him from ratifying at the meeting of the National League to be held In Cincinnati beginning Monday next th agreement reached the Joint peace conference of the American and National Leagues last week The injunction waa Issued by the Court of Common Pleas No 5 at the instance of the New Tork Baseball Club of the National League WAS A FARTHER OF HACKAT MISSOULA Mont January 16 James Hartford a forty niner argonaut In Tuba county CaL a companion of John Maekay In operations there and since 1864 the best known placer miner In Montana is dead of paralysis Ha leave as estate of several hundred thousand dollars HAWAIIAN MILLIONAIRE DEAD HONOLULU January 17 Paul Iaan berg 1 dead at Bremen of peritoaitla Ha waa a Hawaiian capitalist and leave ionune variously estimatea at rrom 5000000 to 00000 000 Re leaves two sons one a Senator of Hawaii The banks and stores elosed as a mark of respect to his memory RmtoeuSMJW lMierrwe moVe we want toappy nothing with uj but your goodwill He donT want to move any stoefc not jfwe can help ir TnA At rMnk up can We have reduced I he prices of goods so lbw that you and many others will fill ail your present wants and provide itor the future To carry out this oJarz meansthe sacrifice or profit or coarse bar it also means that if you buy and take away goods mtemall packages we wont nae to move Ifre same by dray loads 5oyou seer it saves partot the trouble and expense ofnioving dfld rsaves you 3ome money But best of all we qamyqur goodwill wrnchjnaures success ja our oevv store A chance Cdaveons SilKs Laces CdatsSuits Dress Goods Millinery Flannels Lirie ris En broideries Handkerchiefs Blankets Tnimminqj uninqs Hosiery Waists Underwear tilovesftibbons Curtains Corsets Draperies Comforters Toilet Articles Dens furnbhincjs 5ilverwear Jewelry JNSTOCXlUB CORt1ARKETiANt TAYlO SI 4 Our Great Sale JecKets Furs Bressesj dladfrtm allot wouhda and a revolver was foundrraspd in EekharVa hand Tha woman husband and Eckhart QuJtraled aevtral weak art over Eck barf a attanUona to Utn Hlli oAxxjxtAn same fails TORONTO January 17 The BUta Sank tt Toronto elosed Its doors tefday xn uaaumss prooaDiy wui amount to about 135000 zt la aara only a small sskjfet Asa jmb tsV isVftAAfta aTiSfsK simfmnf to U0W caaba paid Tha bank was ena or tna eraesr in wooason couniy Th eaibtar Dickerson Tkls Weak aTewa tmtte CMds tt atarraaei New Latter araan Is tb lata Jaaaary ITtk fsr arpaaae tk ceaertl exctneae Its Looker On department matala peUOcsl aad UMatxteat oaslp that is i sosjettiBt of a rtrsUtua Every day adds to the success of our Annual Sale Every day we add choice bargains to the stock we are slaughtering This week will be a record breaker as we are determined to surpass all former efforts in our offerings Many surprising big bargains will be offered Come and you will not be disappointed Here are a few sample offerings 1250 Satin Lined Jackets 500 On cant afford to bo cold when of fer such halt fitUnc Box Jackets for Satin lined A taw castors but mostly tana 2509 Tan Monte Carlos 1500 They are all thia seasons leadrnc atyies but have bean marked down to close them out Finest all wool Kersey Cloth an Ja ffantlrtln lined 290 Walking Dresses 1250 The blrrtrt success of the sal Elerajit all wool Chariot Cloth Dresses made by bast tailors Black only 2259 Bresses Now 1650 Black and bjue Cheviot Cloths all wool silk lined Jacketa naw Flare Sklrta Th material alone Is worth th prle ask for thia entire dress FUR CAPES Near Seal and Genuine Persian Lamb For Capes eltfanfly satin lined now marked to de 14 tncnea daapiISO 1 inches deep liruiUtf 1800 It Inches deep iUiiJuiill rillijnsaeOO trv tr i iFRr mo keai Cloak arkd Suit out a 1 fJCVl SJA Art Noveltie 20 Discount A chance for owners of pretty homeS We offer at public sale beginning at 8 A to morrow the following stock at a uniform discount of 2096 off regular prices No goods sold to dealers Art Lamps Venetian Lanterns Steins ChaHcw Dishes Qaxfoyle Feroxa Pottery Maassralia Pottery Baltlo Wcdgewood Stecllnr Mounted Vases Kayserzinc Art Goods Oold Plated Pewter Florentine Frames Braes Andirons Terra Cotta Black Iron Andirons Black Iron Fire Sets Ou Store Black Fire Bcreeca Brass Plaques Terra Cotta Plaques Wooden Pedfeatals Candelabra Pewter Novelties Candle Sticks Pipe Rack Benare Brass Good LoUwelsa Pottery Weller MotUed Pottery Mother of Peart Vaaea fyal Bonn Vases HXral Saxony Vaaee 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