The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-23

De made. and if the charges prove true
every HGor in the building will have to be
torn up and reiaid before the work Will be
accepted.
Shoes and Mysteries.
Mrs, Edward White of Temescal was
inlureo IN very peculiar manner yester-
uay SIterno DON, and in way that does noi
franks. manager Of a shOeStOre on the
Seventh.
According to a very straightforward
Story tod by Mrs. White at the Recelylng
uosplIal' mere she is being treated LOT
nySterlcs and confused wounds on the
OacK, she entered the store to purchase a
pair of shoes. A very polite clerk showed
neI pair OF shoes which he represented
70 Do worth 81, but he said be would sell
tueil LOT % owing 10 the fact that Trey
bau peen purchased by the firm Tor small
aulouht at an auction sale. Mrs. White
saiu that she would take the shoes II they
httec her. They were entirely suitable,
Du' IN me meantime the clerk had con-
Ierred win MIR. Franks In the rear OF the
store and then he told the LADY that she
conld not baye the shoes. She replied that
she mad already bought them and prof.
Tered him the money
men MI Franks took hand IN the
analr. Mrs. White said that be grew very
angry. and grasping her feet threw her
down and forcibly removed the shoes. La
Ialilng her back struck on a httinG-stool
anu sue went into Mysteries, and knew
notnlhg more until she returned TO con-
seriousness at the Receiving Hospital.
Mr.. FRANKS Is very nOnchalant about
10 S Suair' ana discusses II WIN wave OF
the hand. he disclaims doing Mrs. White
any violence, and claims that while hav-
ing the shoes fitted she went into hys-
teries.
Mrs. Whites injuries give her much
trouOie, out 1t is not thought that they are
serious.
Suicides VIII.
The willO Frederick NJ Hennig, who a
snort time ago committed suicide in
Uolueh cate Park, was filed for probate
Yesterday. His estate consists of land In
brooklyn Township. which the old man
ooGgnt on The installment plan at the rate
VI SIOOO per acre. This was three years
ago, and now the land is far more valu-
apie' Hennig was unmarried, and be-
Queathed all to two friends, three-quariers
OF 10 10 John Hutchinson and a quarter TO
David Tiscb.
An lnsolvent Switchmau.
NJ: +. Twiss, erstwhile the proprietor of
the Washington Hotel in West Oakland,
yesterday h!ed in the Superior Court pc
titlon In insolvency. His debts and liabil-
tiles are S1003 and be claims that he has
no available assets.
ne lnsolvents petition will ba heard
Dy Judge Ellsworth on the 9Th of OctO Der.
In the meantime Sheriff McKillican will
act as receiver for Twiss. who is at pres
ent Southern Pacific switchman.
The Piedmont Road Sued Again.
The Piedmont Cable Company is in
viewed IN another litigation, growing out
OF loan of $4,000 from John R. Spring,
one Oh the shareholders. The latter yes
terday brought suit against the company.
receiver Ira BiSnOp aud others TO fore
close mortgage given on certain property
as security for promissOry note of S15.-
OOJ. o. which S13.500 and certain accrued
interest remains unpaid.
Striking Fireman Arrested.
Deputy Constable league Yesterday ar
rested Z. j. Farley, an ex-strker. on a
charge OF disturbing the peace at LOrin on
the occasion. during the strike that a fire
man was pulled off the Berkeley local.
Farley was released Oh 500 bonds, given
by President Roberts and Secretary Charles
Fink Of the a. K. u.
She Has Been AmerIcanized.
The instructor of languages at the Oak
land High School. Mime. Nina Terrier,
yesterday declared her intention of be-
coming citizen of the United States by
formally reDounclng Emperor Wilhelm of
Germany and all foreign potentatess
Better to Live Apart.
Mabel A. Cool has entered suit for a
divorce from George w. Cool. The wife
alleges that her husband has failed to pro-
vide for her while he provided for himself
bounteously.