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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1900. 9 THE CALL'S NEWS OF THEBAY CITIES ALAMEDAOAKLANDBERKELEY HOME STUDY CIRCLE TWO WOMEN, TWO MEN, MONEY, SUIT. STAGE HISTORY OF . MRS. HEARST IS WOULD END HER Copyright, 1900, by Seymour Eaton.

POPULAR STUDIES IN SHAKESPEARE. WELCOMED BY Widow Spiars Sued MISERY 'NEATH Contributors to this course: Dr. Edward Dowden, Dr. William J. Rolfe. Dr. Hamilton W. Mable, Dr. Albert S. Cook. Dr. Hiram Corson, Dr. Isaac N. Deramon. Dr. Vlda D. 3cud- for Alienating the der and ethers. X. CORIOLAUTJS. Inhis repertoire inhis last year upon the- SALTY WATERS stage (1SIT). when, however, part of THE STUDENTS the The Play as an Acting Drama. Volumnia iMrs. Siddons having retired Love and Affection from the stage) was taken by Mrs. Fau- The play of "Coriolanus" is never acted clt. the mother of Helen Faueit. Also It Great Demonstration Mrs. Mary Schutter as Shakespeare wrote it. To begin with, was the play he chose for his farewell of Mrs. Lane's Hus- it is much too long for the exigencies of appearance In , where he was the modern At least a great favorite. Finally.It was the play- in Her Honor. Was Despondent. stage. two-fifths Covent must be omitted in any modern repre- he chose forhis last appearance In ? » Garden, in his "ever-memorable farewell band. sentation of the play. Again, for nearly to the stage." June 1817. 150 years theatrical managers not 23. ¦ Oakland Office San Francisco Call, did have Of that last appearance John Howard THE UNIVERSITY'S NEW ERA ? ? 908 Broadway, Jan. 17. confidence in Shakespeare's work In ".Cor- Payne, the dramatist and player (author ina fit of despondency Mrs. Mary iolanus" and conjoined with his work the of "Home, Sweet Home"), wrote: While playwrights. Schutter. aged 3S years and of respectable work of other During the Ican never forget Kemble's Coriolanus. His A Promise Extended That the New attempted to jump whole period, say from the time of the entree w»» t*e> most brilliant Iever wltn»s»ed. appearance, off the and, know, His person derived a majesty from a scarlet ferry Berkeley on its last trip from reformation (1660, for all we robe, h« managed with dignity. Buildings Will Be Begun This boat time) which Inimitable San Francisco last night, but her attempt even from Shakespeare's own down Tha Roman energy of his deportment, the se- Year and Speedily Brought to the year IS2O, was not raphic grace of his gesture and the movements at suicide was frustrated by the deck- "Coriolanus" self-possession brought out once even nominally, as of his perfect displayed the to Completion. hands. great mind, daring to command, and tii?dain- She was given into the custody of the Shakespeare's play. In17-19 a play on the in* to sotlclt. admiration. His form derived an ? police and was detained all day same subject was produced In Covent additional elevation of perhaps two tnchea from Oakland hope BERKELEY, Era," at the Cliy Prison in the that some Garden, written by James Thomson, the his sandals. In even' part of th<* house the Jan. 17.? "The New friend or relative could be located. To- audience roee. waved their hat» and huzzaed, that was the burden of the student dem- night she was removed to the Receiving poet, the author of "The Seasons" and and the oheerlnK must have lasted more- than onstrations and the faculty addresses and Hospital. She will be examined for in- "The Castle of Indolence." It is a sort five minutes. the congratulations and exhortations of sanity to-morrow. of combination of Shakespeare's play and Hazlitt, thf critic, gives a mere detailed reception To the police Mrs. Schutter stated that Thomson's play, compiled in the main by account of that memorable evening: the regents at the big student to confined in Agnews Insane Asy- Hall to- she was Thomas Sheridan (the father of Sheridan Ktrable took his leave of the stags on Mrs. Phebe A. Hearst in Hearst lum about a year ago and wishes to be Mr. r.ight. and larger her the dramatist), and improved and amend- Monday night, in the character of Ctirlnlanu?. It was to a new order sent back there. She complains that coming forward to pronounce his things architecturally, intellectually great deal; that ed by , that has had On his' Srrt of head troubles her a she vogue the stage. farewell he was received with a shcut Uk* the speakers too to work any longer most upon retiring it, th# and patriotically to which had become weak "Coriolanus" Is likewise too complex In thunder. Cm his after applaus* referred and for thtir enthusiastic and that she had therefore concluded to was lon«r before it subsided entirely away. nrhich its construction, too indirect in Us dra- ? of it end her misery by jumping off opposite ? ? It was nearly twenty years slnca auditors cheered, and ail centered tnai matic movement, to be a very effective In thp same rh.iracter; Hearst, Goat Island. Mrs. SchUtcer admltteu play acting, we first saw Mr. Kemhl-? around Mrs. Phebe A. to whom once before, prior to commitment for except under conditions yet how Rhort th» interval seema. The Impres- was given and who she her admit of great spectacular and scenic yestenlay. this student reception Agnews, made an attempt to end her that sion seerrs as distinct as if it were has dune so much to create this "new to display. As an illustration of this it may ? ? ? we forget numberless thinus. but life. mentioned that Kemble era." The prison at first were doubt- be when produced not the first time we saw Mr. Kemb'.e. nor It was a welcome to Berkeley for Mrs. The Defendant and Mr. Lane officials it he introduced a procession not defl- shall we easily forget the last. Coriolanus. the ful as to her dementia and suggested that Hearst, who lias taken up her residence could the in this city, where she can be near the of If she so desired she leave the advancement of Claim That It Is a Case prison. The woman, however, broke down work she has chosen? in tears, declaring that she did not know the State University. The students and ? the faculty and all connected with the B Iack m a iI? Damages of where to go if released: but she was will- wanted Ing to be recommitted to Agnews, where university and its surroundings, laundry of to pay their respects to the woman who $25,000 Sued For. she would resume work In the began their "new era," and so the wel- the hospital for the Insane. come was extended en masse in the form > The woman's husband is said to be a of a gigantic reception participated in by . barber in San Francisco, but she claims of the university and the stu- was compelled to leave him because the faculty Now comes all the complications, which she suvport. dents of both sexes. hinge upon the money which the Widow he refused to contribute to her It was most lining- that it should have Spiars is supposed to have had, and which he«n given in Hearst Hall, the new au- she says she has not got. But whether 2itorium erected by Mrs. Hearst and dedi- Oakland Office San Francisco Call, she had or had not the money,. the sus- MUST PAY ALIMONY TO cated to the students' use. This was the 908 Broadway, Jan. 17. picion that she had seems to have caused only place in town of sufficient size to ac- EDWARD LANE of Fruit- all kinds of trouble. Mrs. Lane says brought there sick, and Irented a room THE WIFE HE FOOLED c-ommodate those who wished to pay their that her husband has deserted her for In Mrs. Spiars' house because it was near respects to the only woman regent. vale Etlrred the caldron of fate the -wealth of Mrs. Spiars, and she wants My brother tried to get a room there, It was a tremendous crowd that filled to the bottom and there arose some of Mrs. Spiars' wealth return but Ihad heard him say that would OAKLAND, Jan. 17.? As an "out-all- in to he the seating capacity of the hall and over- a suit for $25,000 dam- for damaged affections. Edward Lane, like marry the widow for her money, George Il'.I1 Foye, whose wife, therefrom husband, says and Iadvised her nighter," '. flowed into the aisles and lined up ten ages against Mrs. F. "W. Spiars. the that it was because to have nothing to do Ada Foye, has just been granted a di- deep in the rear of the room. MRS. affec- his brother, William Lane, wanted to get with him." a widow, for the alienation of the vorce, any and all defendant As Mrs. Hearst's party entered from the itis that Mrs. Spiars' wealth that all this hap- Mrs. Edward Lane tells a different outclasses covered passageway a ringing shout an- tions of her husband. And thus pened, and Mrs. Spiars says that it is an story in support of her suit. husbands in divorce suits. The couple nounced the fact and the yell-leadei all these who know the parties are won- effort upon the part of William Lane '.'My husband has left me and his fam- were married in 1894 and lived happily students, broth this same and Mrs. Edward Lane get of ily, and 1b now living at until 1898, when husband, who is a railod for three cheers from the dering what kind of a to some the home of salesman,the and followed it up with an "oskey wow- is brewing for those concerned, the wealth that she has not got. Then Mrs. Spiars." said Mrs. Lane. "There traveling one day informed his caldron Is plenty of home, his business would call him to wow" that shook the roof. are known to nearly everybody she charges blackmail. room at and yet he wife that The cheers had hardly died away when for they "This is nothing but a blackmailing prefers to stay away in her company. Australia. She made no objections and Fred upon this side of the bay. As the cal- suit," Spiars. "They think There is no reason why he his clothes and left: Shortly Dorety. the president of the asso- it produces said Mrs. should leave he Backed ciated students, toolt the center of the dron bubbles and bubbles that . Ihave some money, when I his family, unless his affections have afterward Mrs. Foye learned to her aston- speakers, family quar- not, they are trying to get it. been won by the woman I sued. Iishment'that the husband had not left the room and introduced the the troubles and troubles and have andalone, deserted, have tirst of whom was Professor E. B. Clapp, rels that are most complex in their ram- Iam old and and they think Iam have been basely and think that city, but had taken up a residence with department. an easy prey. Some time ago Mrs. Lane, Iam justified Inthe course Ihave taken." his sister. When Mrs. Foye wrote him head of the Greek ifications. 1 Professor Clapp spoke of happy who is now sumg me, asked me to loan None of the parties to the case are of demanding an explanation she received the dif- Mr?. F. "W. Spiars is the widow of one her $400. which Idid. This is reward the spring: chicken age. Spiars reply sue for a ference between the present outlook and men in the Mrs. 13 the curt that she could years since, remarking of the best known restaurant Iget. William Lane tried to rent a room a widow of 65 years, with no children divorce on any old grounds. She prompt- ROYAL,DRURY that of five that years ago and my ago. is THEATER LANE. the great difference lay In the fact that Oakland. He died some in house Home time and Ire- Edward Lane a man of 50 with a wife ly chose desertion as her grievance, and which Is supposed to let him. Then he put up Mrs. mid eight children, his wife, the plain- was no contest Judge Ells- the university, including students, grad- left all his property, fused case, being there offered. nltely provided for by Shakespeare in character In which he took hl3 leava of th» aates, faculty and regents, are united un- his widow. Since Edward Lane against me. Ibelieve that tiff in this a few years his worth, who granted the decree, has or- 240 people took part as vestals, llc- stage, waa one of the first In which we remem- to be quite large, to get my money. Some few junior. pay which der a leadtr who commands confidence has been livingin Fruit- he wants to dered Foye to $35 monthly alimony. tors, swordbearers, standard-bearers, etc., ber to have seen him. and It waa one in which iind under the influence of the kindliness that time she weeks ago Edward Lone came to my "It Is an outrage that Ishould be Ora Briggs to-day filed suit for divorce dramatis personae of w« were not sorry to part with him. for wfc very quietly until this suit was filed. drngged this my besides the reg-ular and beneficence of a benefactress whom vale house and rented a room for a short time. into case and that broth- from George Briggs on the ground of thirty-five members, and besides also wished to see htm appear like himself to th» proud Mrs. Charlotte Lane is the wife of Ed- They were very crowded at his house, ers should have treated his wife as he cruelty and desertion. The parties were citizens, spectators, last. Nor waa he wanting to himself on this illare to welcome also as a friend. crowds to represent occasion. part Professor Clapp's address ward Lane, the roadmaster of Fruitvale his mother being sick. Since that time did." said "William Lane. "The statement married InISS4, and the husband, who is He played the as well as ho was followed etc. ? by a selection by the Ladles' Glee being as Mrs. Lane has quarreled with me. and that Iwanted to marry the widow Is ab- a railroad man, Is at present residing evident, then, that the full meas- ever did with as much freshness and vigtir. Club» road district. This section advantage was taken of that to get her solutely false. 1never met her more thnn It is There was no abatement of spirit and energy, which the boys gallantly encored, render- as a city, his is no somewhere in the East. ure of enjoyment which "Cortolanus" af- of grace densely populated to bring this suit." two or three times. My brother left his Gray has brought none and dignity. His look, h'.a actions, ing thanks in unison. Then followed He is a Wil- Nellie Duckworth also fords as a play can rarely be obtained his expression of the character were the smrw speeches by Clinton Miller,Ralph mean position. brother of "Iam sorry to say that Ibelieve that family for her. and Ifeel sorry for his suit for a divorce from Robert Rupert seelig In reading "Cori- *hort R. [ Lane, formerly jailer under Sheriffs my brother is at the bottom of this," said wife, but as to my having any other Duckworth, Duckworth, from It acted. as they ever were. They could not be finer. Fisher, L.Dupont Syle and Ezra de Cato, Mam ago case, had brother of S. J. olanus" scarcely a line seems possible to team, White, and this brother, Edward Lane. "Some time our house connection with the it is absolutely formerly Assembly spared, seen, was then in his sixty-rtrst in which the football the track ath- McKilllcan and became crowded because my mother was chief clerk of the of be and yet, as we have two- year. His career, in (with letes and the basebaJl enthusiasts all he says, is the cause of the trouble. false." the State Legislature. . The wife alleges fifths of It at least has to be cut out in taken all all came in for commendation and applause. failure to provide and desertion as her acting. On the other hand, the greatness the possible exception of Macreaily's>, was grounds. is at present resid- of the the most honorable and successful la thd Regent J. B. Reinstein spoke at length OOOO©OOO©OOO©OOOOO©OOO9 The husband of the two principal characters history of British In ? can only the stage. on tfi» Hearst architectural plans, giving received information that a shooting had ing British Columbia. . play. Coriolanus and Volumnia. Of players In the Corio- a history of their inception and growth "guessed at by a reader who has never great part of been booked to take place at the exact be Impersonated by genius. lanus since John Kemble there have been and present status. "The first impetus place the men were taken. seen them a number, though Kean playej to the he said, "that resulted where Both The honors of "Coriolanus" as an act- not many. movement." carried large revolvers. Another high- ORDINANCE AGAINST the part in 1820, on the occasion when for in the architectural competition was given by Gill, Ing play belong to John Philip Kemble binder was discovered Officer THE sister, the Mrs. Siddons. It the first time the text of Shakespeare waa by the themselves. The specta- POLICE SECURE HARRIS-AMES his great students turning into Commercial street from TURNTABLES SIGNED and appeared wholly used, but Coriolanus waa oot one cle presented by these loyal 6ons of Cali- Kearny. could be captured Is doubtful if ever an actor has fornia as they seized th,e pick and shovel Before he he upon the stage whose impersonation of of Kean's successes. It was much leas cast the weapon away and it was not re- so com- meritorious than his Brutus. For one and took the first step toward the beau- by the police. Mayor the Roman character has been tifying of the campus moved the friends covered Phelan yesterday signed the or- plete as were the Roman impersonations thing, Kean's inferior figure was not suit- of the university everywhere to plan for der prohibiting the use of at of s ed to the part. Macready also played FOR LITIGATION NOT turntables of John Kemble. And of all Kemble ¦well. WARRANTS crossings, and in order Brutus. Cato, Corlo- Coriolanus, and played it Barry the adequate equipment of the university to appease the Roman characters? and finally led to the suggestion of a wrath of the Market Street Railway Com- lanus, etc.? his Coriolanus was chief. Co- Cornwall. the poet, declared of It. Quot- general plan of buildings. pany, riolanus was indeed Kemble's greatest, ing Shakespeare: "This is the noblest ANOTHER VERSION which is directly Interested In the tall Imposing fig- Roman of them all!" Macready also "Mrs. Hearst had rc-peatedly been Im- matter, sent grandest part. His and portuned for gifts of buildings, but wit*i along letter of explanation ure his countenance, noble and dignified : played It in an elaborate revival of the ENDED BY to that corporation. In it he stated that demeanor, his easy play in Drury Lane In IS3B, when very wisdom commensurate CHINESE grave with her DEATH and gener- THREE a OF "DON CAESAR" his solemn osity she steadily refused until a differ- he had carefully considered the objections yet commanding gestures, his stately and much attention was given to the scenery ent s*>t of conditions should prevail. When made to the adoption of the order. He impressive elocution,, were the complete and staging. The first night of thi3 re- the idea of a general plan had matured CAESAR OF IRUN" suffers in said that turntables were confessedly a realization of all the external requisite^* vival was the great dramatic event of the Hearst that Stabbed a Suey Sing Will of Rich Widow But, In addition, evinced, time. Dickens Lytton, warm Mrs. sent memorable letter comparison with that good old tuney and a danger. He called special of the part. all-absorbinghe and Bulwer them, that crystallized the movement into defin- "Maritana," nuisance by his development of the friends of Macready' s, both of were household opera, which attention to the Geary street turntable charac- Samuel Phelps also presented ite form and made possible the acquis:- Highbinder. DON Is a Revelation. railway's passion dominant In Corlolanus' present. tion of our present eplendid set or de- It resembles as much as a twenty- and answered the plea that to ter, such energy and force as made his the play in Sadler's Wells in 1348. as one signs. five-cent piece resembles a shilling. The change the construction of its roadbed Impersonation Irresistible. of his series of revivals of Shakespearean 'These designs will be altered by M. story is the same and th.c dialogue so like would be an additional expense, which it Mrs Siddons' Volumnia was second only plays, he himself taking the part of passing yes- Oakland Office San did not wish to incur at this time, as its and her Lady . Coriolanus. . then a vet- Benard to euit the conditions as observed No mur*?r marked the of that were it not for the musical interrup- Francisco Call, franchise due In two and .half to her Constance by him on his recent visit to Berkeley and terday Chinatown. There were hired might think that one were hear- 908 Broadway, Jan. 17. would fall a The great tragedienne was notably strong eran of 73. was present on the first night in tions one years, by saying he had come to the con- pantomime, the part of Volumnia, of revival, and several times durlns a provisional final set will be presented murderers, nevertheless, prowling about ing Wallace's composition. ItIs the music The bitter litigation between the late clusion that the people use in and this by the April.¦ will ex- who the especially as John Kemble provided for it the play pronounced Phelps" acting "very 1st of These be in of their victims, but before is disappointing. Mrs. Ann Harris and her brother, Josiah streets, whose number at the junction of "Coriolanus," amined by the regents and returned to search that P. Ames, involving recovery in his version of allowed Parts. By the 1st of October the com- three of them could earn the heathen's Dellinger does not display a melodic in- the of $150,000 Market and Geary streets is immeasur- the display of very considerable panto- In America the great performers of Co- pleted plans of they were grabs fancy, spite in bonds and securities she intrusted to ably greater than those that use the cars, power. Let us listen for a mo- riolanus have been Edwin Forrest, Ed- will be in the hands of the reward for the taking, life vention that the and in his first be considered. In conclusion mimic the trage- McCullough and Law- repents. taken by the police and lodged behind the of some well-made ensembles the opera is management, has not been terminated should ment to what an eyewitness, win Booth. John "Iwant to say to any who are disposed by the death of plaintiff, which occurred he said: dian. Charles Mayne Young, wrote of her rence Barrett. With Booth. McCullough bars. Chinatown was in a state of unrest musically monotonous. It is not to bo last Sunday. "Inconsultation with the City Engineer appeared in the triumphal and Barrett the part was not of primary to complain of the delay In putting the never been experienced before wondered that with such uninspiring ma- what is possibly a as she proces- plans into execution that the first of these such as has Mrs. Harris' olographic will,dated April Ifind temporary rem- sion in "Coriolanus" above referred to: Importance; but with Forrest Corlolanua and it is admitted by leading Chinese au- terial the chorus at the Grand is at a 14, ISOS, was filed for probate this after- edy in turning the cars at the V tracks was one of hla best roles. "Lear. buildings will be begun before the end disadvantage and sings with a raggednesa noon Grant avenue and Geary Or Iremember her coming down the stage. In Lawrence Barrett of the present year. The entire scheme thorities that the merchants have under- by K. Wilder Churchill, a nephew, at street. triumphal entry of her son. Oorto- and Coriolanus." cays erected, that is as painful as it is unusual. who applies for letters. The will been perhaps your engineer's department can 1789. in the in his biographical sketch of Forrest, of building willbe and that soon. too great a task in attempting to quite home, had lanu« when her dumb show drew plaudits that taken Persse ac Don Caesar is at left In possession of E. of find some way of shifting the grip so that (Drury Lane). She came "were Forrest a greatest Shakespearean Nor will the cost be disproportionate to prevent further hostilities. The startling though spiritless as ever. is lit- Napa, the S. Churchill trip shook the building the expense of the training carried on as There and by its terms the brother liti- It will fit on the return and then alone, marching and beating time to the music, parts." But while other Leara and other was made to the acting chief of tle to say of the other principals, except gant. Josiah P. Ames, $5 adopt the means employed by the strong arisen, Mr. within those walls." admission is cut off with Sutter rolling (If that be not too a term to de- Othellos have "Corlolanus." police night men killed that Wolff is given another chance to take and his five children are wholly ignored, and California street companies to motion) side to side, swelling Barrett goes to say, "died with him, This announcement of the plans of Mrs. last that all of the seriously in part of Fer- street scribe her from on greeted with generous trouble have been Hop himself the Don while the children of another brother, the meet the difficulties arising: out of the po- with the triumph of her son. Such was the the last of all the Romans." Ht>arst was ap- thus far in the nandez, which is a condition of thlng3 John Ames, including P., C., of slot. For the Joy flashed from her eyes plause. Sing men that Suey Sings have him, late John W. sition the mere conven- Intoxication of which and the that is always fatal to unless the George, Chester S. Ames and M. ience of the operation of the econ- and lit up her whole face that the effect waa for and Beview. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler fol- scarcely in return. only man opportunity for serious work positively Alice road to me to reap all the Questions Besearch said in suffered The be Churchill, are left the residue of the es- omically Ido not desire to take the re- Irresistible. She seemed la probably the lowed and part: of the latter tong who has been injured important. tate, which is supposed to be worth about sponsibility of standing in the way of so glory of that proceoslon to herself. Icould not 11. What contained In "Berkeley is delighted. We wanted Mrs. is a crying need of new principals my eyes frcm her. Corlolanus. banner and citizens as a political class? What is their and live was Lee Wong, who was cut in the hand There $200,000. Following are the terms of the important a public improvement as is in- take compared same Hearst to come with us here. at the Grand Opera-house. Not a whole- will: volved in the removal of the objection- pageant, all went for nothing after she had Importance as with the We needed this building.. We needed the by three men Sunday night on "Waverly Bale change, but at least the introduction walked to her place. class in "Julius Caesar"? other generous projects which place. Last night police war- Iirlve. devise and bequeath to my brother, able turntables." great political problem does the Mrs. the secured of one new face. Some one who can take Josiah Parker Ames, the sum of $5. The following Is another account of the 2. What of Shakes- Hearst, unlike those who can merely rants for the three Hop Sing men who a leading part, some one who can attract play preaent? What evidences ptand a distance and contemplate, was They are Yee Me, Yee would mean 1give, devise and bequeath to the children of Hurt by a Gas Explosion. same event: peare's political wisdom and knowlcdga at did the cutting. and please. This a much my deceased brother, John Ames, all the rest of the cen- and is able to grandly accomplish. Itla a Quong Hing and Ah Jew. All have been needed rest for some one, too, and there and my Vow In this procession, and one of political motives? residue of property, both real and per- Joseph K.'ihn, who resides at 28 Landers In Siddons had to walk. knowledge of Cono- great thing to be a student in the Uni- located, and their arrests will follow soon. is not a singer in the bunch that woulu sonal, may possessed, tral figures It. Mrs. 3 Do we get our California. Be proud of her. $00 of which I die share and street and is employed by the IndependS- Had ahe been content to follow In the beaten early in play, mainly from versity of A special reward of for each man has not profit by it. share alike.- gone before she lanus. the Cheer for her. Live for her." been by the merchants. Stage Manager Jones has To the children.. of my deceased brother, ent Electric Light Company, was severe- track of those who had her what he says and does or from what offered been indus- John night by have marched across the stage, from say Mrs. Hearst did not make any address, The Hop Sing has positively re- triously praised for his work with South-, Ames, Ialso »lye, devise and bequeath any ly burned about the face last would with the solemn, stttely. others of him? Toiur properties right to left, almost Menenlus (in act 11. scene 1) but quietly received the congratulations fused to abandon the struggle. At the well and Morosco, and he is undoubtedly and all recovered from J. p. Ames an explosion of gas. He was in the act step conventional. But at the time, as 4 Does those who met ideals, as a result of any Judgment may funereal underestimate the power of the tribunes and welcomes of her. meetings called for the purpose of adjust- clever within the scope of his but that be ren- of lifting the Cover oft a manhole at the she did. rhe forgot her own Identity. Sh« things pass? committee of arrangements peaceful they give pause mat- dered by the court In the litigation Montgomery often Siddons, down to to intrigue and bring to The student ing a settlement have re- verily he should us in the Ames myself my between corner of Sacramento and was no longer Sarah tied the consisted of Miss Gertrude Jewett, Miss fused to attend or to consent to even an- ter of marches and the like. He carries said J. P. and in favor; said streets, when the gas which had gener- directions of the prompter's book. She broke What is their character? Ruth Miss Eva Powell, Fred G. moneys and properties so recovered to be divid- within the enclosure became ignited She recollected that, for 5 What Is foreshadowed in the word* Wilder. other truce. Whether they can be forced the American idea of drillingthe chorus ed between said children equally, ated through all traditions. (act ill,scene 1). "Iwl3h Dorety, A. Shuey and Eccleston into submission remains in the prospec- excess and his girls are forever going share and from the lantern he carried, and a ter- the nonce she was Volumnia, the proud mother of Coriolanus I W. B. to chare alike. that, when had a cause to him there* ? Marsh. tive, but the are they can- through intricate evolutions and marking Inominate and appoint to rific explosion resulted. The unfortunate of a proud and conquering hero. So seek chances that act as my execu- time for her to come on, instead of drop- 6. What must have taken place at tha The reception committee consisted of not until they have taken as many of time with their graceful extremities. Thi3 tor of this my last willand E Wilder man- was knocked off his feet by the It was place, between scenes Silsfl Wcnzelburger, Miss Zena ridiculous, City. testament He was to a near-by drug ping each foot at equl-dlstance in its home of Coriolanus 1and EHse their rivals' lives as have been sacrificed sort of thing becomes for ex- Churchill of Napa Napa County, State of shock. taken exactitude and in cadence sub- Miss Mary L. L. California, to required. injuries with mechanical 2. act ill? % '""p".^ West. Powell. Miss from their own ranks. ample, when "Don Caesar" sings a fare- no bond be In the event store, where his were treated. He to orchestra, deaf to the guidance peo- Dozier, E. McKinne, Miss Annie sword, way of his failure or Inability to home. Bersient the 7. Does Coriolanus understand th» Mi?s Mc- Last night acting Chief of Police Biggy well to his which by the is a serve as such ex- then left for his of her woman's ear, but sensitive to the throb- ple as as Volumnia does in act ill. Cleave. Miss J. M. Davis. Miss Matilda was invited to attend a meeting of the Six substitute for "Farewell, My Gallant ecutor Inominate and appoint William C. haughty mother's heart, with well Macauley. poor Ames of Oakland, Alameda County,* ' bings of her scene 2? Is her reasoning sound? Richards. Miss Lena Miss Ruth Companies. He had refused on other oc- Captain" of "Maritana," and is encom- CaL no HOTEL ARRIVALS. flashing eye and proudest smile, and head our Judgment insuspense Wilder. Mies Fern West, Miss M. G. Wllt- until the by marching bond to be required. pressed firmlyon her bosom, as 8 How Is held Isabel Godin, casions to be present Chinese passed on all sides a mass of erect and hands between policy and integrity throughout frhlr«". Mis* Edna Owen. Miss should grant him certain concessions, and misses brilliantlybedight. Mr. Jones also Mrs. Harris recently obtained judgment If to repress by manual force Its triumphant Powell, Bess Graham, GRAND HOTEL ? around, Miss Eva Miss Miss it was only upon the promise that his re- revels inimpossible tableaux. Itis a pity against Joslah P. Ames for JG2.000 and Bweillngs she towered above all and at any point In act Grace Mis* Muriel Eastman, quests would be granted that still pending Dr W G Downing, Cal G Moore & w, Omaha rolled, and almost reeled, across the stage, her 9. Does Menenlus vi. Cricher. he listened his talent should be so perverted. another suit is involving were, and rtotlng In Us scene 6, lose in your esteem? What is his Reno Hutchinson. H. S. Robinson. Harold to any of their propositions last night. ito.wO more. J B Richardson. Cal O F Oral*. Chicago very soul, as It dilating speech v, PORTER GARNETT. ? grace, in act scene Bradley, R. Haseltine. C. E. Miller. E. W. meeting arranged » ? ? MaJ E E Long, Suisun Mrs T A Smith, Cal exultation, until her action lost all and most characteristic Peck, Another has been for nature, de Cotb. J. R Moulthrop. C. W. I* to-day, acting Shave," W Anderson, Suisun Miss Smith. Cal yet became »o true to so picturesque 1? and the Chief stated that In "A Close presented yester- MARRIED A CIRCUS C R Eureka descriptive that pit and gallery sprang 10. Why does Shakespeare cause us to L. Greene. J. B. Southard E. A. Dickson. if things materialize as he expects them day Orpheum ACROBAT. J P Maleville, Cal Falk. and so R, \V. Tully. A. B. G. L. afternoon at the for the A M Allen. Chicago W W Collins. Xapa to their feet, electrified by the transcendent lose some of our respect for Aufidiua in Rhuart. Allen. to the war will be declared oil before 12 first time on any stage, the patrons of d, W execution of conception. Iv,scene 7? J. A. Morgan. L. A. de Coto, J. M. Etshel- o'clock Friday night. It is Judge Fritz- Dismisses a. Charge, of Mrs S Greaves & A Stephen, ChJco the act Duray Smith, Ralph understood that popular playhouse had the pleasure San Lorenzo D H Moseley, Calgary 11. What is probably contained In the man. J. J. Earle and that the Six Companies' have agreed to ? Vagrancy Against The above descriptions refer to a time Phr-lps. of witnessing one of the most pleasing Birdie CX F A Short, Los Angeles J HEllis, Calgary only 33 years old, letter which Coriolanus gives to Menentus appoint six Chinese detectives to gather vaudeville sketches that has ever come M Menlo Mrs W T Biddle,S Jose when Mrs. Siddons was scene 2? Does Menenius (In act against Clawson. J Donnell. (who took the part of Co- In act v, and furnish evidence the murder- this way. That itmade a decided hit was E Whlpple. Decoto F P Barnham, Folsom and her brother v. scene 4) fulfill former conceptions of GBAPE-NUTS. ers and to turn them over to the law. The evidenced by the applause that was not Mrs. John Henry Boyn, who until Tues- F C Thompson. Ind X Carmichael. Cal rlolanus) 33. Some critics thought that his character? detectives will be paid by the companies until the players had day last was known as IIF Winnes. Reedley W A Newton, Chicago Volumnia of the occasion looked more character seems of superior satisfied responded Birdie G. Claw- W Wright. the the mother of Co- 13 t Which and willreceive $35 per month. An effort to two curtain calls. A curtain call for son, was before Judge yesterday J C Palhe. Fowler Tuttleton like the sister than strength in act v, scene 3? or will also be made to capture presi- any Fritz on L, Eureka H E Portervllle riolanus. But this fault was easily over- Coriolanus the actors in sketch is rare enough to be a charge of vagrancy. "When Judge F Puter. Duff,Ford. Volumnia? As a roan would Volumnia A BRAWNY SCOT. dents of the leading tongs. a novelty, but two of them at a matinee the B H Vincent. Cal T Victoria looked in the excellence* of the Impersona- have proved greater than Coriolanus? There are but twenty men in this city simply breaks the record. Mr. J. Frazer learned that she had been married in Oak- P H Morrissey, Ohio H C Meyers, Stockton tion as a whole. Does she win him to her will by present- who have been committing any land on Tuesday to a circus acrobat he Mrs O B Spencer, Colo Q W Crystal, Vacavllle As to Kemble's Coriolanua, the testi- in, crime. Crosby Jr. and Miss Inez Forman, as- case. Adams, Colo Dan Pattern, Mapa ing the same kind of motive as in act Eggs and Grape-Nuts. Some of them are now serving terms for by Mr. Joseph Mullen, produced dismissed the Mrs G H mony as to its greatness is equally strong. scene carrying concealed weapons, the sisted the . Birdie was arrested last Friday by Sec- Miss Dexter, Denver Mrs C P Lewis, Cal Macready, who saw it many times, speaks 2? and if sketch by invitation of their friends in retary of'the L J Evans. Kara Mrs Atwood. Sacto 14. What previous contrasting scene merchants keep their faith with the police profession, previous to opening the Kane Pacific Coast Society of itinhis "Reminiscences as "peerless." does act v, scene 5, turn the for .the Suppression of Vice on L A Spltzer, San Jose T W Bullock, Woodlnd Genest, historian of recall? give you my and the others over to the law Orpheum circuit in it and another play- anonymous the Golden, Dawson , W D Blckley. Stktn the well-known the 15. Is the death of Coriolanus necessary "Iwould like to expe- trouble may be quelled. is regarded weeks hence. strength of an letter sent to L stage, calls' it "his greatest part." using This let two the Mayor by. a H Sheeny, Nevada \V C Evans, Bear Val British Scott, only to the play? As necessary as the death rience since Grape-Nuts" ten as the only solution for the criminal prob- The first of the series of symphony con- discarded lover of the Dunbar, Sta Rosa J J Burkalt, Stktn Sir Walter who was not an of or Othello? lem, and the influence of acrobat, which was handed to Kane She C O of Kemble's but also an intimate Lear weeks. Ibegan weighing 175 pounds the merchants certs will take place at the Grand Opera- is only 17 years of age and was D A Paine & w. Or F Ahl. Vlsalla admirer Is. What Impression as to strength of will have but little weight with the en- this afternoon. under the Morey, "Watsonvllle Mrs Redding. Antloch friend of his. spoke of his Brutus, his Virgllla produce? ¦with a big stomach owing to Improper raged Hop Sings. house The programme care of her married sister, Mrs Stella J J as being "his character does What willinclude Tschaikowsky's "Pathetique" Abrogast, who gave her J H Barr, Marysvllle F Kraemer. N T Cato and his Coriolanus kind of husband must Coriolanus have digestion. Last night squads of under act- consent to the R Smith. Alaska G B Shorey, Seattle best parts," but placed his Corlolanus officers symphony. marriage with Boyn. C complete been? "I now weigh 193 pounds, and the Ing Chief Biggy and Captain Wittman Mile. Trebellfs song recital will take R J Kerr & w, Chicago Dr J W Stltt, Visalla first. "You know what a model 17. "Thlnk'st thou it honorable for a visited the highbinder resorts and arrest- Sherman & Clay's of the Roman he is," he wrote to a friend wrongs?"? right places ? c., place at Hall on next PALACE HOTEL. noble man still to remember flesh is on the i. the ed a number of Chinamen who could pro- evening; on Jose Thief Caught. B F Rogers. on the occasion of Kemble's retirement. of the play? certificate Monday again the following San J Shirley. N V B C John, Charles and is this the meaning entire muscular anatomy. duce no provided for by the Thursday and Saturday matinee. Denis Collins, well F White. Oregon J Hauser, Ohio The Kembles? Mrs. exclusion act. In this matter the police Emma Nevada will heard known to the police Oregon W F Haas. La, Siddons? were frequently called "The "Before trying Grape-Nuts Ilooked Jlme. be in a of San Jose, was arrested night Mrs White. pos- have the assistance of the Federal au- farewell concert at the California Theater last by DM Anderson. U S N F W Graham. Denver Three Graces." Both the brothers upon the food as a Yankee dodge' to and if the highbinder war con- Monday night. Policeman Ed. Gould on A Carney. Mass O A Agrler. Chicago of the classical beauty of I thorities .next The programme is sl. warrant from Mrs L sessed much fleece the public. (Iam Scotch *. lam tinues about one-fourth of the inhabitants entirely new and interesting. that place charging him with grand lar- Mrs HM Walker. Pa Mrs O A Agler. Chgo their greater sister. When John Kemble my of Chinatown will be deported. The Constantinople Minstrels willbo the fea- ceny. About the middle of Miss Walker. Pa ¦ Mrs W R Webb. Chgo first appeared on the London stage the Slad to admit mistake. Istir two who arrested December Col- G F Meacham. Seattle E F Preston. Portola remark was. "How- very like his cup Grape-Nuts, women were: inbouses of ture of the amateur performance at the lins and two accomplices broke into Major general raw eggs in one-half ill-repute were allowed to return to their to-night. f -. Zlco- Mrs Meacham. Seattle R J Fletcher. Va But Charles Kemble was hand- Chutes vich's winery and carted off Wash Mrs Harris, Chgo sister!" Ohio State University sugar to taste, beat all together resorts as they have no other home, but . valuable May B Fenton. MS somer even than his brother. Leigh Hunt two required copperware used In distilling wine. Police- Jt Fenton. Alaska J T Smith. Paris figure boiling water one-half they were to keep their doors Attempted Burglary. Gould, who was formerly J C Potter, said of him mat "his face and were minutes, add open and no other persons were man an officer R E Jack. St Louis E L Angeles and that "he was the nearest ap- minutes, you allowed Three young men were detected by Pa- In San Jose, knew Collins and he was de- A Chalmers. Stockton Mrs F Milton. N Mcx ideal" Sunday School Entertainment. cup; let stand two and admittance. on case. Last night Bondreau, Cal J Farls Sacto proach to Shakespeare's' gentlemen and satisfy George McMahon trolman Hems at twenty minutes before tailed the he saw his F H Jr. of romance he had ever seen. The entertainment for the benefit of have a dish that would the Detective and Officer man at the corner of Turk and Webster C Kins. Stanford Mrs Farls. Stcramento heroes The Sunday-school will take place Burke were detailed by the acting: Chief 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon In attempt- and promptly placed P H Abbott. Stanford M Hentzelman. N V three constituted a trio such as no other St. Francis Prince of Wales for once In his life highbinders, ing to streets him under ar- Mrs Hentzelman, family ever given to stage. evening in Vallejo to watch for who now come break Into the Lamar lodging- rest, j - E Block. New N T has the this St. FTancia Hall. anyhow. Ihave a delicate sister in from the suburbs of the town to commit house on Bush street. The officer suc- ... E R Rowles. New York T Flint Jr. San Juan "Coriolanus" was first brought out by street. The programme will consist of Edinburgh, Scotland, who wants their crimes. They succeeded in. captur- ceeded in capturing one of the men. who R M Doble. Vlsalla Mrs E C Danforth.SJse John Kemble In Drury Lane in 1759. It musical selections, followed by a drama Grape-Nuts. Can she get them there?" ing two sa they were entering Chinatown gave the name or Edward Reniger, a Luck Is blamed with a lot of misfor- Dr G D Brownlee. San Mrs J LRay. San Josa was again brought out by him in Covent under the direction of the organist. Mrs. John TV. Hunter, Oakland, CaL from Sacramento street. The police bad blacksmith, aged 18 years. tunes of which itIs ignorant. Jote v A Kavanaugh, U SN Garden in ISO6. It was also the great play A. B. Collins.