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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
MAYOR SUTRO SAYS THEY
SHOULD BE TAKEN CARE
OF AT ONCE,
THEY ARE VIOLATORS OF LAW, BUT
THE POLICE HAVE GROWN
TIRED.
THEALMSHOUSE IS CROWDED.
THE LAW DEMANDS LICENSES, BUT
LICENSES HAVE NOT BEEN
SECURED.
THE LAW IS STRONG AND CLEAR.
Mayor SUO and Chief Crowley Know That Is Their Duty
Suppress MendIcancE


o
places vaS
prGct 6eJgfn % IA o "a q y
of the of in
On o
a sue s ~ OF sup IN firm and phy
toea to main
edutt any,ca
a of the
senp and the and
and sent % the mshou
any of he siomso f section.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09

ties it. Juries will not convict any of
efforts should be made to enforce the law
and clear the streets of these eyesores.
at is my opinion" added Mr.. Lees,
''that the best way to gain the desired re-
suit would be to arrest all of these beggars
under the vagrancy law and apply the
penalty in as humane manner as possible.
I think the Superintendent of Streets has
authority to remove these people, if he felt
SO disposed. | know cases where ladies
have been frightened by being suddenly
confronted by badly deformed street beg
gars, and the results have been serious
and most deplorable.
District Attorney Barnes is of the opinion
that the deformed and crippled street beg
gars in this city constitute a public
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09

threatened, and wished TO have his side
represented.
Mr. McGregor insists that all these
rumors as to his dissolute life are merely
the manufactures of one "one-legged
Welsh, who resides, he says, on Sum
mers street, between Howard and Folsom"
no such street, it may be stated, is given
In the city directory
McGregor says that this villain, lone
legged Welsh, has put up job on him,
and has done SO in the desire to secure his
stand. ID He says that after he (McGregor)
goes Off Welsh 'scomes on, and that it
is in the endeavor to Dust him altogether
from choice location that the story OF his
worthlessness has been promulgated.
McGregor, who appears to be sightless as
Tar as one eye is concerned, was too much
aaggrieved at what he condemned as "one-
legged asge j, Welsh's scheme" to frequent his
stand" yesterday. But he does not pro-
pose to let the nefarious Welsh get away
with his regular customers"
one OF the most interesting features
OF the story of the street beggars told in
yesterdays issue of the CALL was the his
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
CaterpilIars by the Ton.

Thirty-six tons of caterpillars and a
large number of cocoons were destroyed
in the effort to drive the pest from the
young plantations of trees on Hong
kong Island. They appeared on the pine
trees with which the Government is trying
to reafforest the island, and lasted for two
months. Stations were established where
the caterpillars were received and paid for
by weight. This method seems to have
been successful. 1t is estimated that 35,-
000,O 900 insects were killed.-London Public
Opinion.
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sum should pc included in the balance in
order that there might be full adjust
ment of the firms accounts.
The answer denies that at the death of
J: P. Phelan the firm owned any law
library whatsoever.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
THEY ARE PREPARING
THEIR GRIPSACKS.
BRIGHT KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD
READY FOR THE SPRING
CAMPAIGN.
MEN OF BRAINS AND PUSH.
A COMMITTEE PREPARING FOR THE
MIDSUMMER OUTING AT
SANTA CRUZ.

The spring season of the drummer is
opening and the drummer is thinking of
invading the country. The bold knights
of the grip" do not cease their labors in
winter, but spring means better roads for
driving, a change of fashions and a period
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09

David Llewellyn, young man 81 years old
assistant engineer at the Fulton Iron Works,
received painful I'M ries yesterday about the
face and hands by being scalded with steam.
Llewellyn was standing near steampipe used
to convey steam from the boiler to the engine
when the pipe suddenly became disconnected.
allowing the hot steam to escape with great
force Before Llewellyn could escape the
steam had scalded his face and hands until the
flesh peeled off. An ambulance was called and
he was conveyed to ST. Mary's Hospital where
Dr. Bailly relieved his sufferings. His Injuries
were pronounced not fatal. His eyes had a
narrow escape.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
If Anybody Offers Substitute shun Them.

NINE. NJ. YALE, Health and COM
pIexion specialist, Yale Temple ofBeauty,
LAG State street, Chicago.
REDINGTON & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, San Francisco, are supplying the
dealers of the Pacific Coast with all of
my remedies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
AFTER ELEVEN MONTHS
How THE FAMILY OF SAMUEL
BUCKLEY, MACHINIST, HEARD
OF HIS FATE.
He DISAPPEARED FROM THIS CITY
AND WANDERED TO
ENGLAND.

A letter received from Philadelphia yes
terday plunged whole family into pro-
found grief. 1t told of the death of a loved
husband and father, while bringing no
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
Disfrured for Life

SPONGE Fiber Gov. Blotting is best absorbent
known. Myself & Rollins 521 Clay, sole agents.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09

WHAT flavor rare can e'er compare with
that of food cooked with DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. 80
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-09
Great Plate Sale.

FIVE CENTS EACH FOR PURE WHITE
DINNER PLATES.
They won't last long at this price.
GREAT AMERICAN IMP. TEA CO.'S STORES
Other lines Of Crockery equally as cheap.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
HE R.ISEn "OLD GLORY"
American In sinm Who Wns Not
Ashamed Of His Country's CoIors.

Oakland Telegram in the san Francisco EN-
There died in sam few days ago an
American named Marian a, Cheek. who
had been resident of that country for
twenty-five years, and at the time Il
HIS death was one OF the most !niiu-
entail men in that land. Sent there
twenty-five years ago as "A medical
rn!ss onary under the auspices Of the
Presbyterian Church, at the age OF
twenty years, he gradually rose in
power and wealth until he became the
most intimate counsellor of the Siam
cse King.
Mr.. Check left a family consisting OF
widow and four children. who have re-
sided IN Oakland for the last TWO years.
Mrs. Cheek has been educating her
children here. The eldest son, AdOlph
cheek, has recently graduated from
the high school. He has a record as
the champion ail-around athlete Of the
coast.
Mrs, Cheek received cablsgram yes
husband. lie was fOrty-twl years old.
At the time Of his death he was press
ing claim against the United Sites
Government for several hundrsd thou
sand dollars alleged to be due on aC-
count OF the negligence OF American
officials In Sam.
Mr.. Cheek a number of years ago oh
tanned concession from the king To
farm out a teak forest. In getting the
logs to market they were foated
down rivers. and Il was while he had
The evening world., 1895-08-31
Not THAT KIND OF A "wELL."
\ Mistrnns;ntiOn That Got Three
Men Jailed In Mexico.

tFrom the San Francisco Chronicle)
telegram was received from En-
scnada to-day announcing that Manuel
Riveroll. who has been In Jail come
months charged with the theft Of n
$4,000 goid bar from his office on the
night OF March 20. would he liberia ted
tomorrow; writes a San Diego tCal)
correspondent. Orders have been re-
celVed to that effect from the city OF
Mexico, where all the evidence secured
ny the ;nsenada court was sent for re-
view Nothing has been learned OF the
who are imprisonerdf rft with hF' Riveroiii.' Rnieiiii'
though IN their case also the officials
haxc tailed to tnd anything to show
some weeks ago letter was received
at tn" Jail from Mrs. Pratt, directed to
her husband The official court inter.
20 decipher tho letter. He got through
1t very we'll. with occasional wild
suesses, until he came to the end. and
Wods Baby pisa5Sirp IS aaita we IT, TSis TaM none ne
plused him rntl he remembered that
well meant hole In the ground for
providing water.
In second the whole thing flashed
with excitement as he ran to the Judge
and told him he had captured q letter
house" he tod the judge.
That official. overioyed with the news,
gave orders that Pratt. Garrett and
Riveroll should be placed in solitary
confinement and that visitors should
not be allowed to see them under any
circumstances. Then a force OF sol
dieTs was sent to Pratt's house with
orders to pump the well dry and get
the brick.
the greatest haste was employed, and
within few hours the well was pumped
dry and the search began for the bar.
Nothing was found. and then the lieu
tenant In charge OF the squad procured
shovels and made the soidiers dig ut the
bott.m OF the well for three or four
hours. But still nothing came to light.
and eftcr inspecting walls and ransack-
ING the house the facts were reported TO
headquarters.
The officials did not know what to
make OF II. They called for the letter
again and gent TOR another interpreter.
This man happehea % undtrstand En-
glish and he soon explained the sttua-
tion. He told them that IT meant the
baby was in good health.
The judge discharged the old inter
prefer on the spot, and engaged the No "
one. He released the prisoners from
solitary confinement and did his utmost
to prevent the factS frsm becoming
KIN DWn,
The evening world., 1895-08-31
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Billie Barlow Begins an Engage
ment at Proctor's.
Empire Opens with "Thc City of
Pleasure"

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u"n mas heeh maze oy the au'hor anu E""""
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one ot which at least should suit MIN -tha' OF
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The evening world., 1895-08-31
AT BROOKLYN THEATRES.


With tIe opening Of the Columbia.
Amphion and Gaycty Theatres tonight
and the Park and Grand Opera-House
on Monday. the theatrical season in
Bro ,klvn viii he in fun swing
Little Christopher" which had such
a run in New York. has been selected j
a. the .nitia; attraction at the Colum-
bia. |, will be staged with handsome
scenery and costumes and the cast will
Incl ide William Collier. J. W. Wilson.
Louise Allen. Florence Wiley, Bertha
Waring.
At the Ampnion "A Fatted Calf' will
be presented. 1t is a new musical com
edy, written by William Gil The com
pany wil include Esther Lyons. Annie
Ward Tiffany. George Richards. Ralph
Bell, Frank b. Clayton and several
babies.
The Vau6ey lie Club will open the
Gayety Theatre this evening with a
good variety bill Sam Bernard. McIn-
tyre and Heath. Meers brothers. VIII II.
Fox, IiAz.e Il. Raymond. Burt sisters.
the Fansoms and others vii. appear.
William II. Crane In mis- new play
HIS Wife's Father" viii be the init al
attraction at the Park Theatre under
that resorts new management. 1t Will
be given with IA capable cast and the
original scenery will De used.
Eight Bells" with the acrobat!c
Byrne brothers opens at the Grand
Opsra-HOuSc Monday afternoon. the
scene showing a cross-section of a ship
tossed around during a storm IS a neat
piece Of realism.
Captain Paul" a melodrama woven
around some Of the incidents in the life
of PAU Jones. the Hayai hero. Is to be
produced next week at the B.jOu. A. 5.
L!p.Ian, Pauline Willard, frankie Gale
and oilers VIII assume characters.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Michael McGu!re. formerly a tax collector In
The town of M!dile-own ana at present Justice
Of the Peace and trustee n the village Cf
Edgewater. was arrested yesterday on charges II
embczzIement preferred BY Frank l. Pommcr
and LoGis Lchtenstein, They ailege that tax
moneys which they have paid 70 hctiure were
never turned over To the County Treasurer. Nc
CURE was held in 81 900 BAH to await the action
Of the Grand jury,
The Board Of Education Of The Port Richmond
Union Free school has reapp1inted %. n. HOig
principal ana Miss Sarah 4. Edridse viee-prln-
cpal
The police force in Richmond County was all
shifted about iist night result OF orders from
the Police Commissioners. sergt Cobb, who for
has been transferred 10 TotteHyille while Sergt.
Harmon has gone to Headquarters in Staplet0n.
serSt. Canon goes To West New Brighton. some
Of the patrp.mea have also been transferred The
object Of The change Is to get the biuecoats
familiar with all precincts In the county,
The funeral Of Theodore ". Bayani, who died
Thursday night at his home on the Ocean Ter
race, GarretsOns. O' ap1peNy, aged s"veaty- four
years. viii taxi place tomorrow afternoon at /
O'Clock at Trinity Church New York
4 neet Of six steel canal boats arrived =, New
Brighton yesterday from Cleveland. %. with car
goes OF steel rails Tor the new electric road.
A meeting ot the cry charter Committee has
eeen called for next Weinss siay evening IN staple
pointed to at once begin the work Of making
charter.
Everything is In readiness Tor the county fair
and horse show, which viii be opened at The
Core" West New brighton, next Monday morn
ing The hrst attraction viii be a game Of base
ball for the Championship Of the county between
the Cricket Club and the Corinthians
Mr. and Mrs. Howard II. B,yne Of New
Brighton who have been spending the summer
in tho Ca,skills returned home to-day.
A. c. ani NJ, NJ schlesnger have returned
from Saratoga and are at st. George.
The Fritz Lndenger Association composed OF
downtown business men In New York. vii. have
an annual outing and olambake at Greenwsiir 5
Ami Mailer PresIdpnt. q Isf.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
~ QrS.

But the brilliant idea occurred to Dolly
that II would be very simple and easy
to change the. one into u six. and this IL
how she did if:
The evening world., 1895-08-31
TnE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1895

many thousands of them in the form of
raft that the logs were ConHscatrd
by representatives Ot an English COM
pany. Cheek had the stars and stripes
pinned to his RATS and he called on
the American officials for assistance.
They failed to come to the rescue, the
logs were ConfiscHted, and Cheek aC-
cordngly sued this Government tor
damages
The officials at Washington question
the r!ght of Cheek to fly the American
nag IN the situation he was thea N.
The deceased was hnrn in North
Carolina. and after gr tuuatiEg from
the medical school dt Baltimore. start, i
Tor Siam as u missionary. After ten
years Of that work he nrlr,i in 4
mercantile business and EcCunulatci !
a large fortune. His estate 's invested
in stocks and bonds and other Siamcse
srrnrliInH.
The evening world., 1895-08-31

Fourth annual outing OF the factory emp,oye.s
Of the Meyer Snirsn Company Ltd. will be held
this evening at Ziegiers Grove College Point
y. Y.
Seaside festival OF the Steve McKenna Assocla e
uon at Feltmans Ocean Pavilion. Coney Islan
saturday Sept. IL
Annual reunion and festival OF Societies Of
Church of Holy Innocents Thrty-sevenih street
near broadway, at Lion Park. on Tuesday. Music
by haynes s!xty-ninth Regiment band
Labor Day moonlight excursion OF Chautsuqui
Union OF New York to Osca~sna Island. on
Monday.
Parade picnic and games OF Volunteer Fire
mems Association at Lion Park, one Hundred and
Eighth street and Columbus avenue. or Monday
afternoon and evening.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
u QTS
H. q.

well Charlotte" said an old friend.
"Nutten tan, sab. DE boss say dat am
n dam funny six, de ting look Ike "A
cross between wun safety pin fur baby
napkin en- wun hshhook for ketch d IN
popeye mullet. Den he say DE puson
wha tamplcd wild de ticket, tun roun'
de number de ronc side Den he say he
amt gwinc gee me notten tall. cause
] been try fer cheet en- Dolly mean
fur do me one good tun roun.' but de
ole CONAN been do me one bad tura run
fur truc."
The evening world., 1895-08-31
THE SHOW STRANDED.
Human PincushiOn and Marvellous
FIre-Enter in Hard Luck.

wESTWOOD, n. j., Aug H.-Deputy
Sheriff Van Wagner Of Hillsdaie, was
aroused from his sleep shortly after
mic tght by loud knocking at the door.
He found Garrett Vanderburg with a
writ cr attachment which he said must
be served Immediately.
Vanderburg, who is a hotel-keeper at
Park Ridge. explained that Dexter &
Dentt's Specially Company was about
to leave town without paying a board
bill.
The company showed last night 10 a
poor house. Constable Van Wagner
hurried to the railroad station and
eeized the baggage.
The manager SAID he would go to New
York 10 get money to redeem the COM
pany's effects. The unfortunate com
pany included the. Human Pincushion."
sElsctrs s.t stesi 1.L Haired WSnaern We Cham,
Fire Eater"
The evening world., 1895-08-31

How ala Gilhats got so Important a govern
ment position lie doesn't know a thing about
the duties of the omce B."
man. '-lndlanspo polls yIrnal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-18
THEY ARE FINED.
Great Northern strike Cases ar~
DfspuScN OF.

Disposed Ol.
Fergus Falls. Mimi. April l3-Ihe
ontl of the troubles ariSin. from tl..
Great Northern railway strike is near.
Nearly every Ole participating in 'l,it
trouble WAS Indicted on TWO charges.
one was obstructii!g tie mails an
the other conspiracy. The case of
Grant Mason of Barnesville was
called to-day. the charge being that of
obstructing the mails. The otf"nSe
alleged WAS uncoupin- ard pushing
onto Sidetrack the rear coach of ~
mail train. United States Attorney
i'trn.cr prosecuted the cast aud G. ;.
Marden. assisted by e. H. iIolpt. de
Tended Mason. The jury found him
guilty. The conspiracy rascs against
seven of the Harnesville men Were.
called. and they all pleaded guilty ~
obstructing mails They aye Gran,
Mason. James f. Knowles. Robcr,
Charles MallieuX. and Fred itath.
Judge Nelson addressed them. He
said the ot.ense was committed during
Il time of great excitement. Often
times employees had just grievances
against their corporations and other
employers. They had II right to oi-
;.aniZe to advance their own interests.
but ut the same time they could not
transsiess with impunity the laws
which congress had passed for the
protection of all He had 10 doubt
that they regretted their course. and
he therefore would not give them the
sevcrest penalty. He SENTENCED, eaci,
To pay = line OF Slno aud until In
line WIS paid each WAS to hc com
United In the Otter Tail county jail.
The sentence is not 10 b"enil.' opera
tive until iuuyed by District .Nitotucs
Effect. This is 20 allow the n."u -
pay their tines in insralrrcntS. Soy
eral. however. paid in full and others
paid half. and will pay the rest before
Scptembe.
The ST Cloud men. T.. n Foster.
Paul Beadreau and William Eroilam
retired for consultation with their NJ
torney. as the case of Foster WIS Ia
come to trial NEXT for conspiracy Ii
WAS quite apparent tl!at I've would l,,
convicted. and they decided IL plead
guilty To ubtSructing ihc mails. The
court WAS about To- sentence them II,
the 81. Cloud jail i'll default of pay
lnent. when Dad" Foster. said he pi-.-
terred The OTTER Tail hostelry. and liir
court amended the S"llteuc" To -,
read. Fred Rath. VIII" is one of rhe
Rarncsville boys, is not more than -.
He and his brother. who almoS, eN-
actly resembles him. We're around "a
train during the strike. and one WAS
indicted for interfering The other
brother has since died. and the parties
claim that he was the one aud that
Fred was innocent. Fred pleaded
guilty. The court on the request OF
the district attorney made his sen
tence $40. which WAS paid ny his
father. There are now four clS.S
against strikers at BarneSville. four
1T st. Cloud. and four ut Rreckcmri-!g.
undiSposed of. and they will undoubt
cdly plead guilty at Il futare term.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-18
CHAPTER XVII.
A Last Hone.


The first thing which had now to be
done was to give information to the
proper authorities of the murder which
had that night been committed and to
engage the agents of justice in an at
tempt to discover the perpetrator of
the crime.
That success would attend the pur-
suit no one of those now, with such
various feelings and emotions sur
rounding Nicksey's lifeless body, could
for one moment believe
Darlington turned toward Jarvis, re-
questing that he would Immediately
mount his box and drive in search Of
the nearest officers, whom he was to
inform of what had occurred.
Jarvis was seated In the chair that
had so lately been occupied by the
man who would soon be laid Within
his last resting place, and it was with
much difficulty that Bdwin's uncle was
made to comprehend that which was
now required of him.
He appeared bewildered, his mental
faculties for the time almost annihi.
lated by the words TO which be had
listened, the sight he had beheld.
And when he rose from his chair he
staggered like drunken man; but his
strange manner was unnoticed by the
others, who were too greatly absorbed
with their own thoughts and feelinrs
Gazing vacantly about him his eyes