The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
! Story Of. His $4,000 Loan From
& 81; f.. r. Banker Ratstoil:
ROBBERS. ACROSS THE BAY.
The Blake. Estate : That Garbage
Ordinance: A Rich Woman :
E ! +. @@4;Jailed-tlorgue PatIuos. s:

=. :. =: g. . - -
yeTfue, "a sd ~ his residence Yesterday af-
s. ternoon at.:5 O'Clock IN the seven}g-frst
:. year of:lris age 80 =:
:* -: Cap taip .Ains@of death was not 'uu-
: :. ex{5e led as he: mad been sick for a:long
:. ="~-tinle; and: his family were al his bedside
:; wfen=iIe brPathed bis last. He leaves q
Z. widew and children, three stRs and
=. thIe e.da lighters, two sons and a daughter
!" beIf9zi1ln1lTsg The oldest son is by his
If z: st WI e,. ptafn AiBswoEth having been
s arr ell-tN=ic e. -z:4.: " 49,.
e.: :CaBtaifl. AiasW0rth was a Sc afaring man
= lip {e"ear IL d ays.. He was born in a LITTLE
@=to WI n:sollth err q. IL from which place he
=: gFavi tated ITO: The seaboaTd. He came 10
>@.:C al ifGrnIa in 1885, not with W. C. Ralston
- ash s#been. Stated, bat" he was a great
=. friend SeI1hal gettleman. Wnen ne first
:: came testlle: cDast.b e: headed for Oregon,
- a. dc as t:]n hrs lotwilh=the early settlers
I. state, ana Went 10 boating 90 the
I4Ltl ! d su ed only ind .fferentiy.
! 4 nd he r. i. TOLD how Ainswocth THEN
j. e. q an IF TaH cisco, and made
:. .c 10 n*sts- fFieHd Isalston for loan Of
!: So Nv hi cG1 :tat gentleman, who was
" lelr.i q. le. banking business With Kelly
:: :tlle5. ban:k 81, f0TthNith. lent. The story
: cOIftlIua ~ Tie efeei that he W rent back
! Ito ej}n. md fled>Np his affairs so III D.
s IL at he I AID the money back in
:. ssloFt tlIIieg aIt ba "a basis laid for the am
+: 81 mems e fortune he: accumulated In after
: yea Ts.=.=.;c> :: .%::@s !. -
;.:.:. It=is: said that Kelly did not Ike the
: ; bank IN zine .lods.gt Nr.:FfaIston, and was
:. :pEF liFT EF:s@ ffrltated@ at The Ainsw0rth
: lQanj<a nd w hem he matter was reported TO
eva ork he @iorthNitn sent word TO
alsl MI oea .lIl=i his JQO= Before heilyss
:: 0fdeF= ftaehed San EfanclScJ by way OF the
- llq ain: hrs WORTH bad paid up Tie
:: money but fal stop W asso my oyer the mat
arm
.-ald edzihe Ban x III Ca f0rRIa, which h -
ay5s5d 50 lnpol TAM "a patt+1n the History Of
= am IllswoTIIi eonttnued: TO prosper ri
:: DTeEQns 3ailq! Slu >c0nhecIOH with others soon
p al greet 10 attn ship ping abroad and land
:; up e atSt az e=an dwas the founder Of
: tint %0regop Rail road: and Navigation CoIEpsny,
an q I'D out his 81 Je ests IN tle same 10 y H.
Lard ofaNoI thefn: lite fame. AT fhe time OF
~ Ills e3tii5 lie sfll= lad large Interests III the
=. Puget.s Sound country and IL Multn6mah
| tile. *heyd 81 Of boom times in Southern
-; kal2lornia Captd fnsW ORTIZ IS sae 10 rave
ii large SUMS OF money into IMPROVEMENTS at
!. Iteao1dp :Belcilsz sumo estimating the amount
I'll sli as ANAL Ion LIARS
he. owns several fne business blocks IN Oak
~ and the Moran cOrleT Bel0TelUg TO 1iIA. and
Il. also a.iaelpt on hleyeuth street neAr Wash
II. Hisehoms place. called Vernon Park. is a
We ia pe Ing oEe OF The most beau
r. lp aces an IL is III The foothills
- = p. itoQNe eillestai, aud opposite what was
ee n Z: helne: Of:: Ross Bt0Wat, the 1OArna
8 ls Hred aud OCCUPIED bg Captain AIMS
II a Ajils yyoith has been for many years
= OF aud. and mas been closely iden-
IN IS particularly IN bank
- gg;t!a nq 4flanee. he was coliueef ed VIII the
= I'm al IONA Ban K tGs First National Bank,
:: apd*atE HE flnIe OF B- death was pres dens OF
81 Ie Central Billlk@ u Is wealth ~ great being
estimated at several millions Of dol ars, and By
: s0fieaas lifglf as $4,000, 900. =. r..
s. HIS Lllneral Will be heid= to-{aoFrew at II
: o clio ok s];s.*:s~: -: 49,:
abtdiuA i1sWofth leaves a very INTERESTING
: family, cine Il his d3upIIers, Miss Daisy Alus
: .lgo Ellf, ia Wig been: chosen by Governor Pen
Oyer of 10 chflsten tie United 81 ates
z:et1iser5 Q fegln Rlen .sle WAS launched from:
HE UnlUli lFGu WORKS ways short tIIne since.
Alb sNEot{t =: engaged 70 be married 10:
+ RefcH:1. Alt3EEan OF tile Sllsrset Telephone
Comp Tie event being set for Jannafy 10
.:...% IA Bold, I;s.b,rr. I.
ia "TeEow. ssFpred iute; lie iewelFy-store
30 Aleyes:.on. san Pablo avenue. between
: teeEt1l and Seventeenth Streets. iasr even
:: il5c at 8 O'Clock. stuck big revolver under
II le lr9pTittoI'S nose and. after lying hishands
:: behihdt ifiify iod Tim To get intoIbe back room
: jusr as aulck as lie could, 10 stay there and
- Keep qulel: AL the pott Of the pistol the pro:
(. -pI lei or ofd3as he was tod. e.. IT,.
IS About this time tie rebber became nervous.
i and told Moves to open Tie nr0pey d aver for:
M I'd ne world ietlItm on easy as he
:. hy: wa a conple Of dollars. be had pre-
yj0Us3y TAX ewes watch ont OF his pocket.
8 q li 1t@e}er haLded him 81 Q5 out OF the till,
- WEpli::the: ff How saw some one PASSING and
started on but Immediately ran Into the hands
*ot tte. lltef OF Police. WHO marched him TO the
~ II Stems that a small boy was RAISING the
: stole, Niaeliif e. ma p Lad The p1slel Raised and
t1l il ngfhAt "a Obhe]y was taking place, he
Il fa@le1ea r6Ille City Prison just over tile way,
and. t1et Chief *sehaiter coming. out He told
- the chief VI liza be Had seen and tie Two hurried
{ o'fIle Mefty stoFe, aud they neared IL the
-: boy saw: the .robber hasrenugof aud pointed
:. lin out t0:the Chiaf the man whom he had
seen with flie pistol.
- Il e WAS arrested ON tile spot, and now lies in
a I1acfr e
-: :He@is- sail, lpe-loekiDg. old fellow OF GJ and
=: " :li5d1e ssed. He SAID be was clerk and had
+ .haq ,bank account but was out of money aud
=. took this ay Of getting ir.
his Estic boidest attempt yet at robbery for
" THE: affair. hapbeded on Inuch,tra yeIed
: f0nghiare, :aFd at "a very early hour 10 The
. when nj: one was passin.-bIt failed 10 see the
:: boy otl:ifs OPPOSITE side II the street. :
80 lou BeTnheiR, all Enquirer carrier, was
!: stood: up*1y d couple of men In front Of the
: :. Merritt Iesidence on jackson street at: 80
s O'clock ON. Friday afternoon while deIlvefing
:. They asked for a paper. and made grab for
=: his atcllcnajp. The watchchain happened t6
: and Wilen:tht Thief saw the charm. he con,
;;::cluded:t6ei iadhad no WATCH, sand both sluak
away 10 the fog
i: Schultz, st tine corner OF Twelfth ana Market
:: street WAS entered by burglars aud $1,000.
worth OF diamonds aud jewelry taken. An eh-
trance was effected by The thieves through a
back window. and tie robbery was not dis
r: covered until the next morning. when IL was
= reported TO the police. No clew has yet een
:. :. found ON which 10 base an arrest.
=: -::~ The Large Blake Estate.
- The estate OF Francis Blake. deceased, has
been partially distributed and the balance is
now in he hands OF trustees who must report
to the court The trustees are MaTyC Blake,
= James Mottftt and Charles l.. Taylor.
-. Yestefday The trustees made Two separate re.
ports toqbe. conrt The reports are made under
=. the provisions in the viii which created trusts
as follows; '
=. .tr give. devise and beqnearh the rest and
residue ofmy estate. real. personal and mixed
TO fny. wife Mary G. Blake, 70 my brother Sum
- ner q: Blake and TO my friends James Mofitr
and Charles l.. Taylor. Ia trust nevertheless for
the uses and purposes hereinafter expressed
- to bold al the rest and residue of my
estate and pay the net income therefrOm In
equal proportions quarterly 10 my daughters
Alice S. Blake, Nellie F. Witcher and my grand
daughter Ethel Pomeroy until they shall re-
spectively arrive Al the age OF 30 years, and as
each Of my said daughters and granddaughter
arrives at The age of 80 years she shall have
tic right 10 demand and receive one-tliird of
the rest and residue OF my estate as her dis
tribuIiye share thereof, to have and to hold the
mo IN - berh al