The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-24

ingly she read, and read so we'll that she
got a verdict in her favor.
Judge Wood gave judgment for SIS and
costs, and as she passed from the court
room she gave Benson such look"
Suspects Arrested.
The police think they have captured two
of the men who robbed the residence of
Rev. Mr.. Lemkau on Thursday last, as re-
ported in The CALL
There were three men engaged in the
robhery. Ore of them hired Lrmkau's
; little boy In go off and buy cherries, and
his two companions entered he house.
while he stayed on watch. The family
was away at the time. The two men were
seen to come out OF the house after awhile,
They carried bag in which they had
slowed littte of everything. including a
gold watchchain, pair OF gold cuff but
Tons, gold glove-buttouer, cardcase and
other pieces OF Jewelry. magnifyiGg glass.
twenty-five handkerchiefs, pair of kid
gloves and various other articles.
The Two men arrested had on their per-
sons some handkerchiefs and other arii-
Giles. and the police are certain they are
two OF the robbers.
This is the second time Rev. Mr.. Lumkau
has been robbed. On a previous occasion
the thieves secured $50.
Counts Widow in Trouble.
The widow Of Count Peter Pnulson,
who had been granted letters of admins
tration on the Counts estate in Council
Bluffs, has had her letters revoked at the
solicitation OF the son of the Count BIZ
former marriage, and il is understood she
will have battle TO fight in this county be-
fore she obtains letters as applied for on
the Counts property here.
The matter of her application comes up
on Monday next in the Superior Court, and
1t Is fully expected that Hiram Poulsou.
the Counts SOD. will be on hand an an
Obiertor.
The value of Poulson's estate on this
side OF the continent is $4,000. including
The home at Fruityae and its three acres
OF land, which is valued at $4,000. and lot
near Golden Gate Park. San Francisco,
valued at 500.
None to Mourn Him.
John ?. Cook was twice married, and
has wife living and a daughter by his
first wife, and number of relatives resid-
ing near San Pablo, but no one has ap-
peaTed at the mOrgue to view his remains.
now occupying slab there. There ap-
pears to be utter Indifference over the mat
ter among those who should be most con-
cerned.
Cook killed himself few days ago with
strychnine, but the second Mrs. Cook.
who is very pretty woman of IS and who
was married 10 Cook three months ago by
contract, was too poor TO take charge of
! potter's field
His daughter, aged IA. was notified, but
did not call 10 see her fathers remains.
Oakland Society Wins.
The society game of baseball yesterday
afternoon between San Francisco and Oak
land young men at Piedmont Park re-
suited in a victory for Oakland. the score
standing at the enc of the game IS to 6 in
favor of the home team.
The players were as follows:
Oaklend-Tom Magee, pitcher; Allen.
catcher; Bridge, first base; Cohen, second
base; " Magee, Sbortstop; Adams, third
base; Requa, right field; W.WheatoD. cen
ter field; Cohen. left field.
In tie San Francisco team are: Dimopd.
left field; Owen, pitcher; Woods, center
field; Depue, second base: Tobin' short
stop; Flagler, first base; Spear, catcher:
Wilcox. third base; Atherton, right field.
His Tomb Awaits Him.
When James Freedom was in life he had
built tomb for the reception of his re-
mains at Mountain View Cemetery. The
tomb will soon have an occupant. for Free
born passed away at Paris, France, on
Thursday last.
Deceased was a pioneer merchant of San
francisco, being Of the firm of Castle &
FreeboTn in early days. Later he became
stock broke. and accumulated a fortune,
and was travelling with his wife aud two
sons and daughter when death overlook
him.
A Suit to Foreclose.
The Bank of California has brought suit
in the Superior Court to recover Judgment
ON promlssory note for $3.50, made TO the
bank by y. +. Hetchkiss ct al, and secured
by mortgage on Oakland real estate. The
note Is dated San Francisco. November %,
1890.
Dem ocrats Preparing.
A call has been issued for meeting of
the Alameda Democratic County Central
Committee to prepare for the selection of
delegates to the State convention. Chair
| man Laymance has issued the call for