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V5 YtEH FJg9A2 tCTAKCISpO mROlCLEi SXTKDJiY TJriYv 28 1OT5 i 5i i vsc fevfe jsSHs Ifir pi ftr 13 9rs jfii SLW HP Surf bathing these warm days th rnost popular diversion of the Monterey visitor after the morning concert and well It should be for the sport is fine and the temperature of the water during the past week has dally averaged 65 degrees a most comfortable condition while the beach was never better adapted for safe bathing Between the hours of 1180 and 1 there are crowds along the strand After the afternoon concert tennis ia very much In vogue and the three courts are continually occupied The arrange ment mr me visitors tournament similar to the one gotten up last season have been completed There are something like thirty entries The tournament win begin on Friday morning August th and end on the 11th The mixed doubles Will be played on the 10th The prises are numerous and very appropriate and pretty The courts are In perfect condition and are now alive with players practicing for the great event Among those who are expected to participate In the doubles and mixed doubles contest are Miss Bee Hooper the champion tingle player of the Coast the Misses Clark of San Jose one of whom was in the tournament last season Miss Ella Ho bart Mrs Kuhn the Misses Taylor Miss Boss and Miss Bates of Oakland Thomas DrltCOlI the Messrs Whitney Taylor Charles Hubbard George de Long Stetson Thomas Magee Jr A Magee Allison Walter Hobart 8 Mitchell Everett Bee Mr English Mr Bates Dell Linderman Havens Mr Sanborn Hovey Joseph Tobln Mr Halght 8 Thatcher August Taylor Mr Parker A Allen Samuel Hardy Sumner Hardy Captain CO Starr Lieutenant Treat Lieutenant Kuhn Lieutenant Bent Lieutenant 1 Winston Lieutenant A Wilcox Lieutenant Winn Mr Fowler Walter Magee and several others Captain Wainwright manager of the Burlingame Club Malcolm Thomas and 8 Douty were all here last week and Visited the new race track which is one or the finest in the State The polo field WiU soon be in readiness and the ground for the pigeon shooting inside the race track likewise Fred Webster was here on Sunday making final arrangements It Is said that the Riverside team will again play polo with the Burlingame men There will be a week of great events Never before in the past Ave years has dancing been so popular There are hops three times a week The United States troops are hard at work at their Held maneuvers during the day Guard mount is now held at oclock and is witnessed by a large number from the Del Monte The frequent visitors to Del Monte are loud in their praise for Huntington who after experiencing the defects In the train service ordered on the Del Monte limited which now leaves the city on Saturdays at 213 arriving at Del Monte at 630 oclock returning on Mondays leaving Del Monte at 8 A and reaching the city at 1120 A Mrs Chllds Miss Emma and Miss Ruth Chllds were among the prominent arrivals from Los Angeles on Friday last Miss Agnes Kelly of Napa has been the guest of Miss Mollle Phelan the past week Miss Alice Greenebaum has returned from Del Monte and is now the guest of Mr and Mrs Sloss at their residence in the West End Mr and Mrs William Haas and family have returned from a three weeks visit to Del Monte to their home In this city Miss Edith Flndley has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Barnes the past week Mrs Condlt Smlth and the Misses Grace and Mary Condlt Smlth have returned from Castle Crag and will spend the latter part of next month here Mrs William Glvin and Miss Mary Bell Glvin will return shortly from Castle Crag and come to Del Monte for the season Mrs Balrd and her debutante daughter Miss Marie Balrd arrived on Friday last for the season Dr Harry Tevls and Major and Mrs Rathbone were among last evenings arrivals Mr and Mrs I Kip and the Misses Kip went to the city a few days ago but expect to return here about the 5th of August Mr and Mrs Fred Sharon will arrive on Saturday next and spend the month of August here The Misses Hobart will arrive to morrowmorrow Monday and remain during the month of August Among those not previously mentioned who have taken rooms for next month are Waterman and family Mrs Palmer Mrs Bassett Mrs Harrington Miss Mary Harrington Mr and Mrs Pickering Mr and Mrs Murphy Mrs Howard and family Mrs A Dreer and family Mrs Mc Mullln Latham Mr and Mrs Tom Magee Adams A Douglas Dick William Randol Mr and Mrs McRuer Mr and Mrs 8 Tevls Mr and Mrs de Guigne Mr and Mrs Van Ness Miss Van Ness A Keyes Barnes Mrs Robert Hamilton and family Alex Hamilton Harry Babcock Mrs Clara Catherwood Mr and Mrs Crocker Mr and Mrs Churchill and many others The summer girl Is at 8an Rafael and white duck gowns are to be seen at all hours of the day Moonlight muslcales are a new feature of entertainment The lads and lassies with their mandolins banjos and guitars are to be seen nightly around the grounds of the Rafael entertaining those who pass The men are practicing hard for the annual tennis tournament which takes place September Sth Very few have returned to the city and a great number are expected here next month and the following month The opening of the schools does not make any difference as the trains run hourly and the fall season Is always the most perfect of the year In San Rafael Dinners at the hotel and picnics to Fairfax hove been much in vogue Baron and Baroness von Schroeder took a party of friends on Tuesday In their four in hand coach to the Country Club The party remained at the clubhouse over night returning t6 the Hotel Rafael the following day in time for dinner Their guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Sharon Mr and Mrs Henry Janin Miss Goad Miss Genevieve Goad Walter McCreary Charles A Baldwin Hugh Tevis Mr and Mrs Frank McCoppln and Consul Artsim ovitch Mr and Mrs William Fries entertained a party of eighteen at luncheon in the private dining room on Sunday last The table was most beautifully arranged with flowers and the service was perfect Quite a little party left on the first of the week for a trip to Alaska It included Mr and Mrs Peter McQ McBean Mr and Mrs Crooks Colonel and Mrs Mld dleton Mr and Mrs Fuller and Mr and Mrs William Thompson Upon their return they will remain at the Hotel Rafael until late In September Miss McNutt came over on Thursday and spent the next day with Miss Alleen Goad Her engagement with Lieutenant Ruhm United States Navy has been broken off Miss McNutt has gone to Arizona where she will visit Miss Addle Perrin Mr and Mrs Sidney Cushlng have closed up their cottage for a few weeks and are now enjoying the beauties of Lake Tahoe Mr and Mrs Sidney Smith took a number of their friends at the Hotel Rafael on a trip up the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad on Thursday in their private car Among their guests were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tevis Mr and Mrs Fred Sharon Mr and Mrs Henry Janin Hugh Tevis and Dr Harry Tevis Charles Warren Stoddard and Lawlor arrived on Thursday Mr and Mrs Fred Sharon gave a most enjoyable picnic on Friday at Fair 0 wffJ MUtW la If sSksBTV 1 7yBMiCv jiWm sfik fax Villa to about twenty eight of their friends A large number rode there and back on their wheels Mrs Bowen and Miss Mary Bowen were among the arrivals on Thursday Miss Mamie Burning has been the guest of Miss Juliet Tompkins the past week The guests summering at the Hotel Rafael are Mr and Mrs A Latcha Charles Petersen Mr an4 Mrs Bran densteln and family Mr and Mrs Lansing Mr and Mrs Sharon Harry Sharon and servants John Perry Jr Mr and Mrs Frank McCoppln Mr and Mrs Davidson Mis9 Delia Davidson Mr and Mrs George Boardman and family Kellogg Miss Kellogg Judge and Mrs Haynes Consul and Mrs De Latande and family Mr and Mrs Crooks Goad Miss Ella Goad Miss Genevieve Goad Miss Alleen Goad Goad Jr Mr and Mrs Feucht wanger and family Mr and Mrs Lloyrl Tevls Miss Florence Breckinridge and maid Mr and Mrs Greenebaum Mrs Hart and maid Mr and Mrs Ernest A Cox Mr and Mrs Larzelere Baron and Baroness von Schroder and family Miss Throckmorton Dr and Mrs Rosenstock Dr Guenthe Mr and Mrs Church McMleh ael Mr and Mrs Nuttall Greenway Mr and Mrs Henry Janin and servants Miss Blanche Hoge Miss Octavfa Hoge Mr and Mrs Moore Jeff Moore Mr and Mrs A Ayres Consul Artsi raovlch Greer McAllister Baron von Balveren Maclean A Greenwood Pardee Mr and Mrs A Mack and family Mr and Mrs Follls and family General Hammond 8 Chadbourne Mr and Mrs Hewitt Mrs Osgood and children Mr and Mrs a Fuller Walter McCreery Archibald Miss McNutt Mr and Mrs Taylor Mrs A Coolay Mrs Scott Cochrane Warren George Hooper Mme Le Vanway Mr and Mrs Anderson Rlthet Mr and Mrs Murray and family Conklin Conklin Mrs Conklin Phillips Mr and Mrs Irving Lewis Rev Abbott Mrs Abbott David Hewes A Costigan Mr and Mrs Oibson Miss Mabel Reed Wright Tappen beck Mr and Mrs Fenner Caesar Poma Sidney Smith Mr and Mrs Hecht Mr and Mrs McDonald John Bezzinl Gray Tevls Mrs Francis Moore Moore Mr and Mrs A Buckingham Mr and Mrs James Hogg and family New comb William Taylor Joseph New lands Louis Helder Mrs Smith Hood Winn Mrs Behrens Mrs Edgar Peckham Misa Peckham Mrs Kramer Miss Arlene Bunker Adams Hugh Tevls William Tevls Mrs Southard Hoffman Miss Hoffman and Miss Alice Hoffman have returned to the city from San Jose where they expected to remain all summer but owing to the Illness of Jack Hoffman were compelled to return Miss Clare Ralston has returned from her trip to the mountains to her home in Oakland The Misses Fannie and Julia Crocker will visit the Misses Castle at their cottage in Santa Cruz early next month Lst Wednesday noon Miss Belle Fitz hugh MoPherson daughter of Dr and Mrs Maynard McPherson was married at the I residence of the brides parents 2522 Fill more street to Lieutenant Alexander McCrackin The wedding was a very quiet one only relatives and a few intimate friends witnessing the marriage ceremony which was performed by the Rev George Edward Walk rector of Trinity Church The bride was attired in a robe of white corded silk corsage high trimmed with old point lace and she wore ornaments of pearls that had been In the family for several generations She was attended by Miss Anna Hall her maid of honor who wore a dainty gown of white organdie over white satin the corsage trimmed with lace In her hand she carried a bouquet of La France roses Schwerin acted as best man for the groom Lieutenant and Mrs McCrackln left the same day for a two weeks trip through Southern California after which they will leave for Annapolis Md which will be their future home Preparations are now being completed for the midsummer jinks of the Bohemian Club The event Is scheduled for Saturday the 3d of August and will be held In Meekers Grove near Guernevllle John A Stanton has the arrangement of affairs In hand Two boats will convey the excursionists one leaving at 11 oclock A and another at SP via Tlburon and the return will be made at 2 oclock the following afternoon Dinner Will be served at the club at oclock The entertainment committee consists of John A Stanton Robert Fletcher and Max Sloss Vanderiynn Stow will act as sire Mrs George Shreve and Miss Bessie Shreve are at San Jose for the summer Miss Alice Dlckins of Van Ness avenue has been entertaining friends from the East She gave recently a pink dinner party in their honor Mrs Carroll and the Misses Lizzie and Gertrude Carroll left on the City of Puebla Wednesday for Seattle en route for Alaska Mrs Luke Robinson and the Misses Robinson left on the City of Puebla Wednesday for Seattle en route to Alaska Mrs James Tucker and Bourn were called East last week owing to the sickness of their sister John Featherston is at the 8ea Beach Hotel Santa Cruz Mrs George Beaver and the Misses Kate and Ethel Beaver are at Deer Park In Lake Tahoe Late arrivals at the Hotel Del Mar Santa Cru2 Mrs A Banning Dr Elizabeth Lynch Mrs Code San Francisco Tumelty Stockton Miss Llllle Boyn ton Miss Daisy Boynton Napa Miss Josie Cadigan Mrs Mary Rogers Bertie Rogers Miss Miriam Neal Mrs Moran Miss Josie Moran Mrs Bots ford San Francisco Miss Georgle Scott Miss Florence Scott San Rafael Miss Louise Oldenbourg San Francisco Mrs Sarah Cromer Mrs Cahlll Berkeley Mrs Emma Orr Miss Sadie Doherty San Francisco Mrs Lauxen Miss Lita Lauxen Mrs Gall Martin Gall Stockton Miss Buckley Napa Miss Mary Connelly San Francisco Mrs Louis Herlnghl of Fresno is visiting her mother at 1219 Geary street The Misses Lulle and Susie Holcomb daughters of A Holcomb president of the San Francisco Produce Exchange have returned to their Oakland home after several weeks sojourn at Cazadero Richard Milliken has been for several weeks a guest at the Squirrel Inn of the Bear Valley Country Club Mr and Mrs Rounsevelle Wlldman have been spending the week as guests of Professor Holden at Lick Observatory Mount Hamilton Mrs Franklin gave a luncheon at her residence 2930 California street on Wednesday last in honor of Mrs Loe vensteln and Miss Loevensteln of Cincinnati Mrs Pauline Nathan moved from 811 Octavia street to 520 Van Ness avenue She will be pleased to see her friends Wednesdays Mrs Bender of Butte Mont arrived yesterday on a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs A Schlesinger ot 613 Ellis street Frank HOUnt Will nan fh ftrmt iwnmU of weeks In August hunting and fishing oanta tjruz county Mrs Hooper gave a luncheon last Thursday afternoon In honor of Miss Jo le Mosler who has returned from Los Angeles after ten months There were covers laid for ten Miss Mosler Miss Hierleman Mrs Miller Mrs Bessicka Mrs Hall Mrs Spader Mrs Casson Mrs Hurleraan Miss Halllday Mrs Hooper A very quiet wedding took place Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Friesleben on Washington street when their daughter Fannie was united In marriage to Charles Brooking of London England where the young couple will reside In the future Miss Pattison and Miss Perkins of Alameda will shortly return from Rosedale Ranch El Verano Mr and Mrs Joseph Kleruff who left two weeks ago for Summit Soda Springs to Join Mr and Mrs LeCount and Miss LeCount returned yesterday from their trip Miss Eunice Gallagher a very popular teacher in the Peralta School and vice president of the Avon Club returned to Oakland last Monday after a six weeks vacation spent In Santa Clara Amador and Calaveras counties Robert McGowan a prominent young lawyer of this city is visiting his old home in aiomerey Mrs George Durbrow Is on a visit to her aunt Mrs Durbrow at her home on the corner of Bush and Hyde streets Mrs Durbrow will be in town for about a month when she leaves for the country and later she will return to Los Angeles Misses Hattie and Evelyn Levlson after having enjoyed a most pleasurable time with relatives and friends at PmMfir and Monterey returned exceedingly pieasea irom tnetr outing trip They will be at home on the first Sunday of each month at 1S18 Post street Several delurhtful Dartie nH ontrtin ments have been enjoyed at Mount View notei in koss alley during the past few weeks Followlne the successful rntilinn of two weeks ago there have been the reg ular cara parties and another hop and entertainment On Wednesdav ovonino last a musicale was enjoyed Among the notable pieces were selections on the violin by Miss Gruenhagen of Larkspur and songs by Miss Haries of Mill Vallov whn delighted the audience with her beautiful voice i ne guests of the hotel also participated drawlne UDon their varied ti ents to assist In the entertainment Last riaay evening a progressive hearts party was held in which prizes were awarded to the successful contestants The weather has been delightful all that one could desire and the tennis court and bowling alleysalleys have been kept going all day Late arrivals at El Monte Hotel Los Gatos French Cavanagh ana wire Wallace Fnose Miss A Franks Frief Vincent oriCa and daughter Charles Lyons and wife Miss Nellie Lyons Miss Clarine Lyons Miss McNutt Royce Friend Howard Oakland BeckeK Bessie Mur phy Annette Murphy Miss BlooaliJ dale George Stack San Francisco Glassier an Miss Thompson Mr Thompson Evans Miss Levlngsbn tLl A Park Alameda I Cairedf Francisco Babcock and wtttrS Arrivals at Harbin Hot Sianhnpfim Colonel a Hagen Mrs A MmS Earle Goad and win Miss Bell Goad Colusa A ubbtS toga Stewart Menzies Chfaegfc Dick George WilkngiMlS8 Tr2 honey Miss German John SUnT wife John Huston uj2 Bushman Jacobl and wife VP Sol Hyman Mrs Mahoney Slfc1 sen Drury Melone and sonX berg Sam Greenberg Gallant oiw hams and wife Lewis SM FramX Arrival at Astorg Spring iJWft BkaJlkejr tely of France fw rard San Francisco VLt wife Oakland OBrien TJS San Francisco A de Viler fiffi Berkeley Aymes and family LW tadt von Holland San Francis One of the prettiest parties of ftl son took dace last tij ee July 18th at the residence of Mr a Mrt A Coleman at 2114 Pine street It uor oi meir daurhtem iw Misses Mariraret rnr JJ i 1EE OU rrors wwehtS uvuaicu aau me young lai proved themselves to be excellent lZ esses Many literary and musical peoul were present A very fine programme carried out On the 17th a nartv nf a most enjoyable trip from La Honda ana along tBestrtanu to Pescadero and the ever famous PebWs beach In the first coach were Hisses Eugina Turner Lottie rhri Berth Kirkpatrick William a Authez Coniahreus HaroWKlrkI Patrick and August Euler In the second coach were Miss Atta Turner Madm yn una vnnst rtenry Pa quah and William Mitii The party left La Honda at 8 A and reached Pescadero about noon where a lunch was enjoyed The return was by the San Gregorian road Last Thursday a pink luncneon wu given Mrs Bushman of Omaha by Mia Emllle Schnoor at her residence 717 Seventeenth street The favors were small dainty cut glass bonbonieres tied with pink ribbons The guests were Mesdames Bushman Whltefleld Mangels Schnoor Wicker Reed and the Misses Cole Chase and Schnoor Troy of San Rafael Secretary of tne Ltemocratic state central Committee is in London Mr Troy has visited the principal cities In England Ireland and Scotland and after spending a few weeks in London intends to Journey leisurely through Europe He will return to Call fornla during the month of October after a years absence Miss Lillian Stampen will be at home to her friends the third Tuesday evening of the month Mr and Mrs Tiney Holmes nave returned to the city Mrs Horowitz and daughter will leave for Fresno next week Mrs Martin Solomon leaves forbwhoas In Fresno next week Miss Ada Powers is a guest at Rudder Grange cottage Mrs Pauline Nathan and two children Gertrude and Master Maynard Nathan have returned from their trip to Merced and Southern California Dwyer and Miss Dwyer are among the guests at the Tallac House Lai Tahoe Mrs A Elliot will snpnd the miimna at Redondo Beach VERDENALS CHAT CALIFORNIANS IN THE METROPOLIS BIG HEW STARS IN THE FIELD DRAMATIC A Team of Elks on Broadway Notes of RemarkMble nnnqnet Pernonali Special Dispatch to the Chronicle NEW YORK July 28 One of the most talked of young Californians In New York a few years since has been living very quietly on the income derived from his share of his fathers estate This year he reappears upon the surface and the yacht Alert skims the cummer seas with John Lunlng at the helm The Alert is the craft upon which he created such a sensation In Mediterranean waters some years since Commodore Harry Gllllg and Skipper John Lunlng are the representative California yachtsmen now In Eastern waters During the last years of his life when he visited New York the late James Phelan was much occupied with the project of a big office building to occupy the site of the Stevens House on lower Broadway He had the plans drawn btit something always interfered with the scheme As a hotel the Stevens had even then outlived It usefulness Other property owners In the vicinity not of Phelans procrastinating ways put up Office buildings which have always been sources of profit Meanwhile the Stevens closed Its doors Phelan wearied of his proposed Phelan block In New York sold the property and went back to San Francisco and left his property an interesting family and Phelans dream Of a big office building seems further off than ever of realization for the StevensHousev is rising again not Phoenlx like because there were no ashes laHse from but frofri the almost forgotten past The outer walls are shining with new paintihe interior has been reJwenatedV the rats driven from the home they deemed theirs by pre ieripUve Irights new furniture invites rest and repose and a hew staff of cooks and Walters dance attendance chasing everthe silver dollar and a new Boni faceinviteaeustomin the halls of the KStSs 4sCaUfomiansVisiUnfe the roof gardens fi thesewarni nights areLsure of a cheery vil reception from old friends Over at the Mlsiuar UurlerSeJtter Js rST emnipresentJiand hen Tie spies a tePi Coaster heiissure togetthe best the yl5arden affords iUpon thecloud klssed XlAi rlillirhti Cmlnn tvinf vnn in OTOtpd i iit a vnrAlf Wlb ChavetireHCharge ofithe spiritual de partniental powerful fadjunct ixa the jutisUclayoutbftheistagei2Theyare on deck early and late and thelrsmlllng countenances are agood thermometer Pfe I SjL jSSfi of the upward tendency of the roof gardengarden business Mrs Lukes and daughter Mrs John Cutting have apartments at the Glrard the new family hotel on Forty fourth street General Cutting Is spending the summer at Mamaroneck on the sound Rosa Rand well known to San Francisco theater goers in connection with her sister Olivia lsplaying old woman In the original Trilby at the Madison Garden Theater Edwin Stevens is leading with the Sphinx at the Casino The summer weather seem to have knocked all the starch out of his composition The latest arrival is the Trilby cock tail Saloon keepers advertise It In anticipation of a demand altogether too great to nil in an illustrated fashion A female figure supposed to represent Trilby as she appeared to Little Billee before the class In the altogether Is the motif as the French artist would put it Anything new Is welcomed In summer Quite a sensation was created In Lower Broadway by an old fashioned buggy driven by a long haired Individual who was urging with frequent whip lashing a pair of elks They were entirely tractable and seemed to enjoy the driving It was an advertising scheme but certainly had the merit of novelty At Coney island by the sad sea waves last week were Mr and Mrs James Robinson of Los Angeles Before John Mackay left for Alaska he invited several friends to lunch with him at his down town office in the Postal building Among others bidden was Hermann Oelrlchs who knew what a good thing is so he went early The lunch was one of those for which Mr Mackay is famed all over Manhattan island It was prepared by the chef of the Hardware Cluh but the last of the bonanza kings designated the menu and personally saw that the ingredients were properly mixed Mr Oelrlchs said it was the heartiest lunch he had eaten since the days ot 1849 The menu was Clam chowder Corned beef and cabbage Squaw pie Plain simple wholesome in gener fous quantities And what do you think we wasnea it aown too bjuu Oelrlchs smacking his lips Why a gallon or more of rich buttermilk It was lusciousr mennuin geuutuijr takes an equal quantity of champagne cup On dlt mat tnnce jonn nao the come beef and buttermilk specially grown for liim on a ranch he Owns pver On XiOng ISiana nunc me clams came from the Oelrlchs pre serves at Newport lt wasour treaty and Til tell you how 4t was and what agopd Umewe aU nad said MarleBarnard to a friend from the Coast she merat the Waldorf at lunch one pleasant afternoon last weefc We happened to be in New York iby we I mean Miss Mllzner Hamliton and Miss Belle Thorne and myself when Vwe learned that Professor and Mme Rosewald of dear old San Francisco were in New York So we fixed it up quickly to give them a seaside party down at Manhattan Beach They were very much sur nrlsed I can assure yotL We invited a lot of friends to meet them and they wera reauy gratified tne wjioie tning was such ay surprise Professor and Mme Rosewald returned to San Fran Cisco Jastrweekif dHowing1 lnvthefoOt etepsof Professor Adelsteln and going by way of the Yellowstone Park Miss Barnard who has Just finished a successful season with Sousas Band will sail away to Paris In August She has aspirations in grand opera and thinks she can catch on to the vocal essentials by Parisian methods Miss Hamilton and Miss Thorne have had no cause for complaint during their vocal seasons and the coming winter expect to renew their musical successes Frank Carolan and wife are the guests of Papa Pullman at his splendid Elberon Long Branch establishment so it is reported It is also rumored that Mr Pullman Is very much disgruntled over a projected railway trolley that Is to connect the aristocracy of Long Branch with the more plebeian Asbury Park In which event the sleepingsleeping car king will sell his belongings and hie himself family and relatives elsewhere Mrs Henry Rosener having progressed through the Adtrondacks Is now at the Hotel Windsor Saratoga much Improved in health She recently made the ascent of Mount MacGregor by rail bien entendre and viewed the now historical cottage where General Grant breathed his last There is a lovely view from Ihe summit of all the surrounding country and every visitor to Saratoga makes It a sacred duty to ascend Mount MacGregor A party of California mining men were seated In a lower Broadway office yesterday talking old times for the want of anything better to do Well who would have ever thought said one that Henry Janin would ever go out on the road again He was Interrupted with the query On the road And the answer came pat Yes why mean In Janlns case ever go out and make mine examinations as an expert again That is what he is doing now in Colorado after having spent some time In California in the same business What part of Colorado Routt county His old friend and co expert Smith came over from London and met Janin In Colorado and they are examining those gold quartz sands that George Roberts has been working on so long Here another broke In I hear that Roberts after securing the attention of London capital has gone over to Carlsbad to take the treatment Hope It wil make a new man of George He has been much run down these last few years Here a third member of the Nothing to Do Syndicate Interjected with By the way did you see the notice of the death of de Crano over In Germany He was one of the tribe of experts who flourished on the Coast for so many years How scattered they are eh Garney Williams and John Hays Hammond in Africa Charley Kaufman In West Australia John Gashwiler gone to kingdom come Dan Gillette here there and everywhere Charley Hoffman become to all intents and purposes a Mexican mine owner Ashburner dead Another Interrupted with I saw Tom Ewlng here the other day wonder how his Seattle deal will finally pan out At this Juncture it was suggested that a gin fizz would be In order It was carried unanimously Where are we going Why a yacht Ing sir he said dont you see answered young Edward Kelly to an Inquiring friend who met him leaving his Temple court banking house Young Edward Is one of the eons of the late Eugene Kelly who In the earlles was a San Francisco banker With young Kelly were a couple of sons of the Gol den West whose fathers were contem poraries of Eugene Kelly and young Mr Kelly had cnarge ot young jonnny A FINE OUTLOOK km mmmmM Tjmrs igiwr w5 gr Ms TraOTtrooT Any shooting about here Blxa Etid Bill A little Jus coma from a shoot myself Ma 3 SsxusarooT What lack had you BiXit EtrD Bill Oh ohs tendarfoot bartender sa real estate dialer jfeH Doyle and Jack Casserly and was taking them down to see the cup defenders trial trips And next month he continued I am going to take them up to Saratoga where I shall have several entries for the races and we may catch a good thing occasionally for fun and recreation Young Kelly has had a racing stable for several years under the name of the Madison stable This year he has several promising two year olds and he expects to bring down several persimmons Its a pleasant pastime to own race horses said Mr Kelly and there Is nothing I like better after a years hard work to run up to Saratoga and see the horses run and his face lit up with pleasurable anticipation Commissioner Moses Gunst Is still here busy with his police inspections and will hardly get away before the 1st of August He runs down to Coney Island occasionally but under the new regime he says you cant get many points down there Altogether he Is well satisfied with his tour Californians returning from London recently say that Wendell Easton Is doing yeomans service In behalf of the Pacific Coast compared to which the excursion labors of the Half Million Club are as but childs play He is bringing home to a very desirable class of immigrants the benefits and advantages of the Golden State as a home and it is not unlikely that he will have a large following In the near future Easton is built in an earnest practical progressive mold and he impresses people when he talks to them of the sunset land A regiment of Eastons scattered over the old countries would do a power of good Frank Corcoran has turned his face westward and talks as If he would make the Ccst his home again There Is no State like California no valley like Napa valley Its Just the right climate for a man growing in years and experience is what Frank thinks In a nutshell Lon Hamilton and John Jones with their respective families are at the Grand still They seem to like the New York summer Frank New lands has changed off from the Holland to the Waldorf and Senator Stewart follows suit All New York streets seem to lead to the Waldorf In Paris yesterday Cebrlan the Misses Cebrlan Mr and Mrs Harper Mr and Mrs Danenbaum Among the guests at Coney island beach this week were Mrs Frank McDonald Mitchell Maxwell Mr and Mrs Merrill of San Francisco and Zobel and Miss Pauline Zobel of Los Angeles At the Lenox Miss Louise Eleanor Finn Mr ancl Mrs A a Booth are at the Fifth Avenue Dr Ward Dr Florence Ward and Mr and Mrs Henry Kahn arrived early in the week at the Waldorf and sailed away across the seas The recent arrivals are Flaman Aribes A Bull Gilmartln Shatter Howard A Ball Thomas Williams Jr Gantz A Tenney A Russell Ealz and wife Tripp and wife Mrs 8 Waterman Mills A Grant Walter Wads worth McLeod A Di Sharon A Marshall FlyniUW Olid den A Marson Stern Mrs Castle Mrs Drlnkhouse A Gerrlahand wife I Hi Parker and A Marcus From Los Angeles BelllngtonMrs Ludlow A Crelghton Mrzt and the Misses Muller From Sacramento Gregory VERDENA1 CAPTURLNG TIGERS ALIVE Experience of an Agent In Search of Menagerie Specimens THE business of replenishing menageries with wild animals is interesting especially when the circus agents go directly to the haunts of the beasts to capture them alive Gaylord foreign agent for the Rlngllng Bros circus has had some thrilling experiences in this work Soma time ago he wrote the Rlngllngs from Singapore about a hunt to capture Users alive Among other things he wrote Although the Island of Singapore Is only fourteen miles In extent there are no less than 500 tigers that Inhabit Its woods and people here do not venture alone beyond the city limits after nightfall The first night of my arrival here while our ship lay in the harbor I could plainly hear the roaring of the bloodthirsty beasts as they prowled around the outskirts of the city In search of prey Mr de 8ilva the native agent having located several tigers trails we started on foot with about fifty natives the following morning The trip to the first tiger trail was only three or four miles and we arrlved at this point at aoout 8 oclock After locating the trail exactly and finding the stream to which the tiger must break for water each night on awakening from his all day sleep the habit of the tiger we set about making our preparations In the direct path of the tiger we dug a pit seven feet wide ten feet long and fifteen feet deep but much longer and wider at the bottom than at the top All the dirt dug from the pit was carefully removed to a considerable distance by the natives and they showed great care and skill in not leaving any external evidence of the fact that a big hole had been dug A lot of bamboo strips were next laid over the pit and these covered with dry leaves made to appear like the general surroundings We next took three bamboo sticks about twelve feet in length and placed them In the form of a tripod in such a position as to bring the point of the tripod directly above the center of the pit From the top of the bamboo sticks some of the natives suspended a live goat by a cord barely strong enough to bear its weight and sure to break If the tiger leaped upon the goat Everrthhur be ing in readiness for Mr Tiger as soon as he chose to go against our little game Mr de Sllva and myself as well as the natives repaired to a hut about eighty rods distant and waited deVelonmmts It had been dark about an hour audi Degan to think we were going to be disappointed when one of the natrrel rushed into the hut crying lend beshma The furious cries of the tiger hal startiea mm as with a terrific roar It sprang upon the suspended goat and going down with its burden sank into the merciless pit prepared for It Igniting a number of torches both to light tne way and to forestall any attack that might possibly be made upon us front wild animals we proceeded in a body to the pit The roars of the tiger were awful as he furiously tried to leap onward to gain his freedom As I haves ready explained to you the sides of the pit slanted Inward toward the top and at every effort the tiger could beitard striking his nose against the loose earth This frantic behavior was kept up for about an hour when entirely ex hausted the fierce king of the Jungle my perfectly quiet at the bottom of tne pit Two of the natives now lowered bamboo basket down into the pit letting the open side fall directly over the supine form of the tiger Immediately after tnis a number of natives Jumpea into the pit and began crowding rattia withes through the sand beneath tha tiger and bringing them around tla basket In this manner the tiger wal in a few minutes completely Inclosed la the bamboo basket Returning to the hut we awaited lit dawn and as soon as It appeared tM natives went back to the Dlt and llftrf the basket containing the tiger out of St we detailed ten of the coolies to taw our captive to the city Before thC started I took a look at our prl through the rattan withes He wai iS magnificent specimen but the sorrieJfe lookrig tiger I ever saw He was ered with blood from his frantic effort to get out of the pit and the skin wU peeled from his nose and face whS the eyes were almost entirely closed ot the swollen face 3 Smallpox Epidemic Smallpox is so much in earnest in Bo ler county Me that the county eonrt has forbidden drcuies ihowi and picni5 and requests that revirsl meeting sbandoned 3 TrEEP TNi OP 1 MINERAL ASE iWATll Delivered la cases of 2doz pints or quarts Its a positive balm to sufferers from dyspepsia or liter or kidney troubles And to the thirsty is nectar Pine and sparkling I In Office IOB Drumm St Telephone Ma1ni538 MOUS3l Tb.