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clean and warm. Tub department best in city.•

Boys—Clarence Aelled Fay, Louis AloysluaBobbins, Samuel Joseph Robblns, James Tur-ner, Francis Joseph Trainor,. Thomas StephenHenry, James Joseph Klerney, Henry Murphy,Timothy Fogarty. Andrew Victor Bruzzone,Frank John Joseph Curran, John William Mc-Carthy, Edward Raymond Herold, Arthur An-drew Barricks, Walter Peter Zimmerman,Thomas Ignatius Udell. Edward Joseph McDer-mott, James Joseph Murphy,Joseph Hugh Kee-nan William Joseph Carden, George JamesConnelly, Charles Raymond; Joseph Keane,Harold Vincent Descalso, Robert FrancisBrady, Francis Meagher de Sales Rodgers,Francis James Corrigan, John Anthony Mlskel,

James Emmet, Joseph Foley. Eugene JohnBeymour, Joseph Burton Dryden,* James Mc-Namara. John Aloysius Connor, George Jo-seph Carr, Arthur Aloysius Cooney. ¦;FerclvalWilliam Raggett, Joseph John O'Keefe, JulianAloysius Tormey, Edward John Hansen, Mich-ael Joseph Lawley. John Edward Feeney, Rob-ert John McCloskey, Stanley John Owens, LeoAloysius Murphy,.Richard Patrick Wlndel,George Bartholomew Murphy, Edward -Aloy-Blus Stock, Osmund Vlncon Kramer, GeorgeMatthew Hearst, Fred Vincent Klenck, Ray-mond James Gallagher, Eugene Anthony Dock-ery. Vincent Francis Long, John Crawford, An-thony • Carroll, Robert Edward ;Lee, FrancisKane. Raymond Paul Merkle, Francis GregoryO'Connell, Francis Matthew Kramer, ArthurIgnatius O'Connell.' Vincent Aloysius Thomas,Victor Ignatius Boor, Thomas Aloysius .Con-ner, Patrick Joseph Deasy, Walter IgnatiusDescalso. Adrian Charles McDougaU, JamesPeter McElroy, Armon Peter -Wllllts, ElmerJohn Anthony Gallagher,' MiltonBernard Mora-

Solemn benediction was then celebratedby Father Scanlan, at the close of whichhis Grace made a strong appeal in thecause of temperance, and at his requestall the boys stood up and took the Leagueof the» Cross pledge to abstain from ailalcoholic liquors and not to enter a sa-loon before they become 21. The follow-ing were confirmed:

MyDear Children: Itis.a very pleasing sightto me to see such a large class for confirmation,and Ido hone that this is a day that willbenever forgotten by you all. Iwant to impresson all parents to lead Christian lives. Ifyourchildren see you going to communion, if theyrnse that you love and respect your religion,they will also grovr up good 'Catholics. Theway to live a holy life is by copying some oneas an example. What life can we better at-tempt to live up to than that of our blessedLord. Iconfirmed a large class this morning,'and how Iwish and do hope that all the chil-dren Iconfirm to-day will grow up good- andstanch Catholics, and thus be a strong supportto our holy church.

At 4 o'clock his Grace, attended bya large number of the prominent clergyof the city, entered the sanctuary. Theservice commenced by the congregationsinging the "Venl Creator." The chil-dren then approached the rail and rever-ently kneeling, were anointed by hisGrace, who was attended by Fathers Mul-ligan and Cullen. As tne last child re-turned to its seat the Archbishop wasrelieved of his crozier, mitre and copt.He then made the children the followingshort address:

His Grace Archbishop Riordan con-firmed a large class of boys and girlsInSacred Heart Church at 4 o'clock yes-terday afternoon. At the time appointedfor the administering of the sacred sacra-ment the edifice was crowded to the doorsby the parents and friend3 of the chil-dren, who were anxious to witness thesolemn ceremony.

Many LittleOnes Confirmedby Archbishop Riordan'

at Sacred Heart.

ARE RECEIVEDINTO THE FOLD

OF THE MASTER

IGirls—

Agnes Mary Krlmphaff. Gertrude Ver-onica Donavan, Margaret Bernardette Mc-Glade, Mary Gertrude Josephine Black, LouiseFrances Storer, Teresa Mary Maguire, JlaryFrances Humphries, MaryBurnadette Johnson,Adele Cecilia Aurlgny. Leonle Gertrude Roh-mer, Agnes Amelia McMahon, Anna LorettaHarrlsman, Irene Geraldlne Downs, MabelAgatha Chase. Mary Margaret Merle, HarrietClair Chick, Ethel Cecilia Harrlsman, MaryImelda Peterson. M. S. Cecilia Burns. Eliza-beth Evlyn Cecelia Grave, Catherine AgnesStorer, Helen Jane Mabel Tercavlch. AgnesEthel Davis, Anna Madeline Lawler, Mary Ce-celia Daly, Adele Frances Brady. Agnes Cath-erine Waters. Josephine Cecilia Marinl, MaryAnn Veronica Doherty, Gertrude Mary AgnesWiseman." Julia Veronica Donlgan. GenevleveImelda .Borar, Maud t Concillo Kllcommon,Beatrice Mary Calombinl. Marian PhilomenaJohnson, t Alice Annunclata McCarry, f AnnaImelda Robinson, Mary Gertrude Cooper, ClaraGertrude Yeongeault. Mary Elizabeth Gaffney.Anna Bernardette Ileydenrlch, Ellen MargaretPItrlcevlch. Margaret Elizabeth O'Neill, Cath-erine Teresa, Mclaughlin. Teresa Cecilia Va-hey. Louise Francisca Ratto. Albtna AugustineWallace, Florence Burnadette Agnew, Clar-inda Maria Agnes Ragglo, Margaret Mary Ver-onica Conroy, Irene Agnes Glover, MargaretVeronica Connahan. Mary Anna Spiegel. Emi-lia Francesca Zabaldano. Charlotte CeciliaWalker, Irene Cecilia Theil, Cecilia ElizabethNichols, Mary Ellen Veronica Eager, MaryMagdalene Fitzgerald, Annie Elizabeth Mc-Laughlln, Lucy Gertrude Mlnone, Ellen MariaEngelke, Mary Assumpta MeFadden, Ella Con-ception Gaflney. Gertrude Veronica Donavan,Elizabeth Josephine Flllp, Margaret Bernar-dette McGInde. Josophlne Black. Louise FrancesStorer. Teresa Mary Maguire. Mary FrancesHumphries; Mary Burartette Johnson. Adele Ce-cilia Aurlegny. Leonie Martha Elizabeth Fran-ces Klerce, Charlotte Elizabeth Ryan, Eliza-beth Josephine Green. Ana Gabriel Hodge,. RoseVeronica Wilson, Mary .Margaret Finnlgan,Alice Emelda Garrick. Mary Gertrude FrancesMurphy, Gertrude Claire Cornlps, CatherineEmelda PettlngiH. Mary Agnes Teresa Jones.Mary Jane Cecilia Glanettonl. Anna AgnesFrances Renner, Jane Clair McCormick, RoseMary Willlg.'Hazel Frances Imelda Gies, JaneMagdalene. Wllllg. Alice Margaret Burke. Ger-trude Agatha Donohue, Josephine ElizabethRobblns, Anne Catherine Gleason. Mary Ger-trude Garrett, Isabel Clara Jones, Irene ImeldaRitchie. . Mary Elizabeth Roach. Ethel Caro-line Schage, Elvlda Elizabeth Antonovich, Car-oline Mary. Schander, Alice Anna Messmer,Dorothy Francesca Eager and Ethel VeronicaHynes.

mlck, Henry Ignatius Murray, Carl JosephSteffen, William Joseph Bowen and AndrewThomas Freese.

Boys—Robert Alfred Donovan, Robert ClaudeAvy,Augustln Anthony Hulter. Frank BertrandSllva, William Terence •Brower. John JosephO'Brien, Edward Joseph Barth, Clifton JosephCatania, Edwin Joseph Bartram. James -Ah-drew McGough, William John Cooper, DavidLawrence Ryan, Gerald Henry Catania. < Wil-liam Walter Gunn. Phillip Griffith Carroll.Chester Arthur Lynch, George Th»maa FrancisVahey, Edward Bernard Freese. Charles Jo-seph Houlten, Mathew Edward Shea.

• JamesJoseph Brady, Frank Joseph Davener, WalterWilliam DrasslI, Arthur Anthony Auregery,John Aloysius Hayes. 'Emmet Beuker. Wil-liam Thomas Carr, David Emmet Geary. W'l-11am Francis Kelly, John Joseph MoFadden,John Francis Gorman, William Aloyslus Her-bert, Anthony Peter Paul Mortola, EdwardPaul Pendergast. Joseph Arthur Sllva, • LeoIgnatius St. Amant. Robert James McGUl.William Ignatius Waters. Edward BernardHannlgan. Mortimer Francis Roach, JosephMichael Flynn, Walter Gerald Eager. John Jo-seph McGlade. Maurice Joseph Selna. WalterJoseph Bloomfleld. James Thomas ¦ Kearney,John Berkery Ferguson, William Edward Aloy-sius Ryan, Thomas Sarsfleld O'Connell. DanielJoseph McKenna, John Joseph Fagen, JamesFrancis Shea, George Aloysius Duddy, EdwardPhillipGarrlgan, Edward John Shea, John- Jo-seph Carr, Iceland Francis Coogan. Joseph Au-gustus Steffln. James Joseph Clancy, WilliamClarence Vahey, Edward Aloysius Geary,¦¦Al-bert '

Joseph Glannottl, John Joseph Bowen,Patrick Henry O'Hara, David Charles Aregger,Walter James Rlgney. . James Matthew Han-nlgan, Eugene Leo Aureguy. James CharlesSyme. John Aloyslus Storer, John Joseph Kelly,Domingo Edward Alves, Walter Joseph Glover,Arthur Theobald Johnson/ Michael John Crow-ley, Richard Francis Murray, Francis Jonephde Andrles, Lawrence James Garrlgan, VictorFrancis de Andrles. William Francis Geary,Michael Joseph McMahon, Stephen IgnatiusSullivan, George Louis McMahon.' FrankCharles Shea." Anson William St. Amant, Rob-ert Emmet Ounn, George Edward Murphy. Er-nest Francis iRemy, Joseph Francis O'Brien,George- Patrick • Carroll, rJoeph William Faria.Denis Richard Kelly. James Oirtnc* McCor-

At the 10:30 o'clock highmass yesterdaymorning his Grace, Archbishop Rlordan,confirmed a large class at .St.- FrancisChurch. Special music was rendered forthe occasion and the high altar was.beau-tifully decorated with choice cut flowers.His Grace made a short address. Thoseconfirmed were: ;

The Reverend Fathers Scanlan. Connol-ly. Coyle, Lagan. Cullen and Byrne oc-cupied seats in the sanctuary and MissAlice Bailey and P. FItzsimmons stoodas sponsors for the grirls and boys re-spectively.

CONFIRMATION AT ST. FRANCIS.

Children Anointed, at tha Close ,ofHigh Mass by the Archbishop."

ghan, Michael Aloy6lus Brady. Edward FredRashael. Harry Vincent Kenealey, James Wil-liam Quit-ley, John Ignatius Duffy. NellJames Reiterman. Thomas Raymond .VincentKragen, James Matthew Dermody. Robert Cor-nelius Drlscoll, Jos-eph Ignatius McCoy, JosephPamell Mangan, Edgar Joseph Bailey, LouisZachert. James Martin Feeney, James AloysiusRyan. Milo Peter Walt. John Joseph O'Neill,Francis Raphael Rentes, William Joseph Hus-sey, Arthur Joseph Mayrhofer, Mervyn JamesCallahan, William Joseph Bresnean, HobardAugustine Kavanaugh, Joseph Ausrustine Mur-phy, Edwarrl Anthony Collins. William Igna-tius McCarthy, James Ignatius Egan, HenryAnthony Monahon, Bryan Joseph Connor, Jo-Eeph Mlchae.1 Bresnean, Joseph Bernard Rodg-ers. Fred Charles Mack. Edward Ignatius Bres-nean. Thomas Joseph AloyMus Kllnk. HowardMelvln Beverly, Homer Kdward Welch. Wil-liam Robert Crummey, Milton James Hallah&n,Thomas Francis Butler, Thomas Francis Dru-han. Michael Joseph Savage.

Girls—Lucy Irene G. Corbett. Mabel BerniceGolden. Gertrude Catherine Wellor, Agnes MaryJosephine Laherty, lone Clalr Flennon. ElenaEullalluo Murasky, Elizabeth IJlllan Hadler,Anna Cecelia Winters, Irene Gladys Lippert,Alice Margaret RIattery, Florence Ruth.Dowl-ing. Jane Gertrude Mclntoah. Jennie Rita Far-rell, Alma Agnes Cain. Catherine de Sales Cur-ley, Anna de Pales Murphy. Irene Mary Hay-den, Elizabeth Madeline Sullivan. Annie Chris-tine Seymour, Cecilia May Fenlnf. MargaretMary Rita Hyrne. Ruby Oeraldlne Green, MaryH«l.-n Crowley, Emily• Mary. Winters, Gene-vleve Mary Boyd, Imelda Mary I^eary, HelenMitcheson Dodd. Nellie Cecelia Farrell. GracfFlorence Krafren. Ethel Mary Baker, AnnieCatherine Mannion, Agnes LiiclleBrown. MarieFellcite Robinson, Anna Berenice Uarnett.Irene Bernadette Madden, Gertrude MariaRyan, Hubby Aloysius McCloskey, JosephineTerrsa Hester, Maud Mary McCIoskey, IsabellaHel«-n Williams. Margery Elizabeth Donahue,Eleanor Mary Mulherln. Gertrude Helen Cain,Mary Ethellnd Moore. Alice Mary McDougall,Mary Taullne Cecelia Sullivan, Agnes O'Con-nor. Mary Alberta Sheehan, Marie Irene Qulnn,Violet Mitchell, Mary Deasv, Mary FrancesKlley.

The new bill which opens at the Chutesto-day Includes Professor Hunt's dog cir-cus; Eddie Mack, descriptive buck andwing dancer; Moll and Rand, horizontalbar performers; Edna Davenport, sou-brette; Henderson and Evers, sketch ar-tists; Azara in Poses Plastiques, and newmoving pictures.

Pamplin, the Australian Juggler, andAnnie Goldie are the Olympia's attrac-tions. . •

Fischer's Concert House has Plo Facci,Sylvia Puerari and Cesar© Alessandroni.the fine Mephisto of the late Azzali Com-pany, among its list of entertainers forthe week.

The Dunham family, "the world'sgreatest aerialists;" Jessie Conthoni, famous character dialect impersonator: thedebut in vaudeville of Miss Maggie Mooreand Norah Bayes. "a pretty girl with asweet voice," are the Orpheum's headlinesfor the week. Other names from lastweek's bill are Dolan and Lenbarr,Trelle's talking dogs, Howard and Bland.World and Hastings, Johnson Riano anaBentley.

crowding the Alhambra Theater to its ut-most capacity. It has certainly "caughton" with its brilliantlyabsurd situation.-,happy nonsense, and lurid melodramaticqualities. Next Sunday afternoon -"AYoung Wife" willbe put on.

"The King of the Opium Ring" is still

The Tlvoli Opera House announces atriple- bill this week: "Carmen," whichis still drawing Its crowds: "Othello."with the great Iago of Salassa.and ''Trov-b tore," in which Salassa willalso appear.

These are the last two weeks of thebest grand opera season yet held at theTlvoli, and the gratitude of all music-loving San Francisco for these excellentand cheap performances is due the en-terprising management.

The Alcazar Theater will put on "LostParadise." a bright melodrama, whichhad much success on its former produc-tion here, for election week.

• • *The second and final week of the Stuart

Robson engagement begins this eveningat the Columbia Theater. The very suc-cessful production of "Oliver Goldsmith"willcontinue to be the bill up to, and in-cluding, Wednesday evening, with a spe-cial professional matinee on Wednesdayafternoon. On Thursday night and forthe remainder of .the week, with a nicesense of the fitness of things, OliverGoldsmith's immortal comedy "She Stoopsto Conquer" willbe put on..Next Mondaynight Frank Daniels will appear in thelatest comic opera success of Victor Her-bert, "The Ameer."

On Wednesday "De Gotterdammerung,"last number of the triology, willbe given.

•'"v.MME..MEL.BA..THE CELEBRATED DIYA,WHO REACHED SAX FRAN-

CISCO YESTERDAY, DIRECT FROM* VOCAL TRIUMPHS INEUROPE,WHERE SHE WAS DECORATED BY AUSTRIA'S RULER.

• • •The third of the interesting series of ex-planatory recitals willbe given this after-noon at the California Theater. The sub-ject of Mr. Damrosch's lecture will be th«

second number of the "Ring." Siegfried.

• .• •«,6. large and hysterically enthusiasticaudience greeted Mark E. Swan's "effer-vescent ecstasy," "Whose Bafcy AroJo"? ?} the California Theater lastfir^h™l£aS «tne ofir3t appearance of thefarce-comedy in San Francisco, and toJudge from its enthusiastic reception

Whose Baby Are You?" is destined torival in its popularity the author's betterknown "Brown's in Town."The Plot of the play Is of .respectableand ancient lineage—none of your imper-

tinent novelties or doubtful innovationsbut Just an old reliable re-hash of once-used-always-used material of the best.The bachelor artist with a baby of problematical parentage upon his hands; andits and his various adventures before thechild reaches its own nappy home arethe materials out of which the clever au-thor has evolved a sparkling, most mirth-provoking and altogether enjovable farce-comedy.

MME.>IELBA arrived In

#this

city yesterday morning to Joinforces with the Maurice GrauOpera- Company, which is toplay an important engage-

ment at the Grand Opera House beginningnext week. The diva is the picture ofhealth and contentment and came directfrom London, fresh from her Europeanconquests in the operatic field. She is ac-companied by her sister, Miss Mitchell,who tt seems is not endowed with thevocal gifts that have been showered onher more favored relative. Melba tookpains to assure The Call's representativethat Miss Mitchell is not an operatic starlike herself.

"She's a lady, she's not a singer," saidtho diva naively.

The ladies have, engaged aoartments atthe Palace, where they will be domiciledduring the Grau engagement.

Melba expressed herself as being pleasedto be in San Francisco once more, which,next to London, she said was her favoritecity. This morning she willleave for Bur-lingame, where she will be the guest of}^°£°*.ina and Martins for a few days,on Wednesday morning: she will proceed

itiijS Aneeles, where tho company is

billed to sing on Friday night. She willreturn to this city on Saturday to pre-pare for the opening of the season in

Komeo et Juliette" next ilondav. Thefamous singer pleaded fatigue after herlong journey, but graciously condescendedto,,

Tan interview when seen at the hotel.Ihave come here directly from Lon-don, said Melba. "and Iassure you thatIam heartily tired after the fortnight'strip. 1 was seasick and trainsick all theway and Icannot express my delight atBeing stationary once more, and especial-

ly In San Francisco, or wnich city Iamvery fond."1have had an unusually gratifying suc-cess in Holland, Austria and Germany,

and my.triumphs Iam afraid have quiteturned my head. Iwas decorated by theKmperor of Austria, but this being deco-rated by mon.archs is an old story and isof no particular interest to any one ex-cept myself.

"1 am especially pleased that Iam tocommence my season • here as Juliette.That is a role which Idearly love, andlconsider myself as very fortunate inhaving studied it with Gounod."», in*"n La Dlva was asked whether shehad posed recently for any new photo-graphs of her charming self, she gavea little shrug of her shoulders and saidpoutingly:"Ihave decided that Iwillhave no morephotographs taken of myself. This con-stant posing becomes monotonous. It isvery tiresome to take a million wigs anda million costumes to the photographer

and after being pulled and hauled thisway and that to ilnd that the results arefar from desirable. Ihad the last pic-tures of myself taken in Ireland and theywere so wretched that Igave immediateorders to have them destroyedin"pnrfitCia lovely time wi'th my friendstSLrSS I?sSm!it Rnd, after that come* aperiod of hard work-for, of course wetbe

Svo?ce "W°rk> CVen"

U Is onIy wltn^

Will Visit Burlingame and Appear in Los Angeles BeforeSinging in This City Next Monday. ~- .

MME. MELBA, WORLD-RENOWNED OPERASINGER, ARRIVES IN SANFR ANCISCO

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