The morning call., 1893-07-08
while the suit progresses at the corpora


tons expense.
Ii Is further held that the suit does not
involve dispute cogniZable within the
jurisdiction of the court and that any pre-
tended conveyance held by the complain
ant IS In truth from the corporation under
the alleged collusive agreement.
A Normal Pulse.
The city is regaining its normal condi-
ton once more, and The dread typhoid is
were reported yesterday. These were at
955 Twenty-fourth street. 661 Filbert street,
and 1852 Twentieth street.
there was one death yesterday. that of
Mrs. Lutte P. Tyrrel of Y East Tenth
street.
Victor A. MetcaIf was in Oakland yes
terday. after a trip to Blithedae, Marin
his two children being stricken with
typhoid. The family was ''outing" there
when the children we're stricken, but Mr.
Metcalf thinks they contracted the disease
here before their departure. They will
recover.
There Is no further danger DR.. Adams
thinks. The Infected dairy is still qnaran-
tined. The owners have been ordered to
clean the tanks. put in new pipes and
troughs. and then TO get in supply Of
pure water from some other source than
the creek. They are still throwing the
milk away. and will! not be allowed to
deliver 1t until they have complied with
all the requirements.
Sold for Junk.
An amusing incident that grew out of
the serious turmoil on the water front on
Thursday night occurred yesterday
little street-arab, with a keen eve to
making something out of the general up
heaval at the foot of Broadway. gathered
together the fragments that had been
broken from The bell which fell Off of the
freight office in that buildings rapid
transit to the cOrporation-yard.
This Is the bell that came near ending
little Frank Cattell when it tottered from
the buiiding, and which has been var-
Dusty hefted IN the newspapers at any
where from 100 to 1000 pounds.
fragments OF the top and sides of the
bell were scattered over the street and
these the thrifty young Oaklander gath
ereu up and carried around the corner and
sold to junk-dealer for small consider.
alton.
A Pioneer Physician Insane.
j. S. Letfingwell. one Of the early prac-
tlclng physicians of this city, was taken
from his rooms al 1905 Twenty-third ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon and lodged in
the County Jail on charge of insanity.
DR.. Leffingwell has not been practicng for
from an active prosecution Of his profess
sion with competency.
UntIl recently nothing unusual was OBJ
served In the doctOs's demeanor that could
have suggested an impaired intellect.
Within the last few weeks, however,
recullarities have been developed and so
many odd traits have come to view that
the persons with whom the doctor was
roomng became alarmed and had war
rant drawn up for his retention On suspic-
ion of insanity.
He was taken to the County Jail later in
the day. and there he will remain ntil the
commissioners shall have an opportunity
TO pass upon his case. and either release
him or commit him to Agnews.
The whole transaction struck the young
ster as being unusually clever. ana he
was rejoicing with his comrades over the
money made. when police officer came
down on him. took him up TO the City
Prison. and lodged him there on charge of
petty larceny.
and it is probable that no complaint will
be made. and so the young Napoleon of
trade will probably be suffered to 60 at
liberty.
Thown From Her Carriage.
Mrs. Hastings of San Leandro. while
driving along San Pablo avenue Wednes-
day night had shaft Of her buggy broken.
IltI noiSc ptCdiuo uuIil duaHtdUip, anu
Mrs. Hastings was thrown from the car
rage 10 the street, sustaining severe con-
cuss0n Of the brain. DR.. Dodge was at
once summoned. ana after examining into
Mrs. Hastings juries said 1t was doubtful
If she would recover.
Tyler Jr. Out.
George W. Tyler Jr.. the motorman. who
was charged with assaulting his wife and
was thrown in Jail. was admitted to bail
yesterday in $780, his sureties being 4.
p. LEWIS of GOA Clay street, San Francisco.
and w. Mccarthy of GA Washington
street of the same city. Tyler's wife. it is
said, secured the bondsmen for her hus-
bands release.