The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-15

rushed TO the window. expecting to see a life
less body below on the hard tagging. The
body was lying perfectly still ana Ihe anxious
mother rushed down TO him. gathered the child
up IN her arms and took him into a drugstore,
Where consciousness was restored; bul the left
eye remained closed and there were several
bruises about tn head and face, but no wounds
OF serious character.
Treated Her Cruelty.
The married life of Mrs. Dorothea Olson has
hot ueen very happy one, according 10 her
complaint which she has filed In her suit for
divorce from Peter Olson. The Olsons were
married 10 San Francisco in 1891, ana the
vile charges that her husband was extremely
cruel 10 her nearly all Of hat ime. Not con-
tent Win calling her vile names and humiIat-
lns per before others, he is charged with
striking her and knocking her down, and the
complain says that he wen kicked her after
SDe was down, and heaped other abuse upon
her. until she has been compelled to cali out
slders to her rescue.
Rearrested for Insanity.
William McCrindle Jr., a jeweler, the son of
San Francisco broker, residing at 1911 Short
street, West Oakland, was locked up at the
county Jail last night and charged with III
sanity. The young man Is harmless, but talks
lrratl0naly on all topics He is great student,
single and 26 years of age, ana some three
months since was examined for insanity. The
Judge thought his ailmeut was due TO over
study and BE was kept at the jail for about ten
days. When he was released b was apparently
well. He has of late been growing worse.
Prelate TO TraVeis
Rev. Father McSweeney, the wellknown
pastor Of St. Francis de Sales Church, Will, on
January KIT, start for an extended trip
broad. He has been granted leave of absence
for year by Archbishop Riordan rather
insolvency Will go first to Ireland and visit
extensively throughout Europe, and may en-
circle the globe before returning.
Father Burns will have charge OF st. Francis
de Sales parish IN the absence of the reverend
gentleman.
Another Confess.
Justice OF The Peace Penwell OF Berkeley is
not satisfied with the way the late election
went, so far as he is personally concerned, and
has entered contest agains l.. Ii. Shaw. The
latter beat Penwell tifty-eight votes for the
office Of Justice and now Penwell desires that
a iecOunt shall be had.
The vote for Justice of the Peace of Berkeley
Township at the last election was as follows:
Shaw 63S. Penwell $50, LORD 1912. Richter
257. May 102 and Byrne 598. Two were to be
elected.
Denied by CAVITY.
In his answer to his wife's complaint IN her
plea for a divorce William S. Canty denied that
be ever abused his wife Mary, but states that
she has been the one 10 blame. He says be
never drew pistol and danced wildly about
like an Indian, nor did he snap the trigger or
threaten to fill the patient wife full of holes.
CAVITY also intimates thal be can lily afford TO
pay his wife $40 month, as prayed for, be-
cause he earns only that amount OF money.
War on LaIe CIosrrs.
The police have commenced war on saloon
keepers who violate the 2 O'Clock closing or
dinance and iuiend to push the matter with
Vigor. The first arrest was that of Ii. kOhIer.
He has been booked Cd two charges on COM
plant of Officer Stokes.
Examination of Teachers.
The examination of teachers will commence
at he high School, Twelfth aud Market streets,
on Monday, December II, at 1880 o'clock.
J hose wishing TO enter must hand in their
names to the County Superintendent of Schools
before the examination commences.
Market Inspector Again.
DIR. Pierce, the market Inspector, was last
night resppointed 10 the position by the Board
of Health His salary was lately made 500
per month by the Council.