The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30

f. J. Jefr1es explained his plan of co-opera-
Llon as means TO rel1eve the unemployed in
Metropolitan Temple last night.
Auditor Broderick has prepared an estimate
otthe probable shortage in the treasury at the
end OF the fiscal year which foots up 1851, 600
. The will OF Jerome B. Cox, disposing of an
estate valued at $4,000 was fled for probate
yesterday. The benefciares are two daughters
Tom W. Winder, who is trying to skirt the
coast and border lines of the United States,
distance OF FL 900 miles, in 800 days, is in this
city.
The delegates to the Railway Conductors
their families on May z and be away thirty
days.
Prof. ]. H. Rosewald lectured before the
sorosis Club yesterday at the residence of Mrs.
w. !. Younger on characteristic and descriptive
music.
who assaulted Lily White of S04 Treat avenue
on Sunday night in Lundy lane, Bernsl
Heights.
:. Local railway ticket agents are forming an
. association to prevent rate cutting. The Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific remain out of the
= combine.
Coroner Hawkins received letter yesterday
signed &c. H. F.' in which the writer stated
that he had committed suicide by taking
=, morphine.
The trial OF Suzuki Matsutaro, Japanese &C.
cused of importing women for immoral pur-
poses, is in progress in the United States Dis
. :IrlCE court.
D. tits definitely announced that a contest to
the probating of the viii of Calvin W Kel-
1ogg is imminent. The contestants will be the
son and daughter.
Fred Ray, gambler, was arrested yesterday
for robbing and attempting 10 shoot Nicholas
Ortiz, saloon-keeper at $500 California street,
on Saturday night.
a citizen was held up by two footpads on Fell
and Laguna streets about o'clock yesterday
morning, but were scared off before being able
TO 60 through his pockets.
Michael ]. Ward, first assistant engineer OF
the Modoc, was drowned on Saturday night.
and the steamer narrowly escaped crashing
into the Sacramento bridge.
A resolution asking the superintendent of
Streets to outline a new bituminous rock ordi-
nance was introduced at the meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors yesterday.
The Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chi
cago ana Northwestern railways will put into
operation 1900 ventilator cars for daily ser
vice Tor carrying green fruits East.
An appeal in the patent case of Dennis Keat-
ing vs.. the San Francisco Bridge Company was
decided in Keating's favor yesterday. 1t estab-
fishes the definition OF Invention"
Miss Anna E. Klumpke, whose picture, ga
Genre Scene in Melita" hangs in the Paris
salon, was raised in San Francisco and has
worked her way steadily to the front.
=: The Chamber of Commerce vill tomorrow
listen to the Arizona Central Railways offer
TO form IN Eastern competing railway connec-
ton with the San Joaquin Valley road.
Jacob Rosentha1. the father of Toby Rosen-
thai, the famous painter, and of Marcus Rosen-
thai, the wel-known lawyer OF this city, died
Sunday night OF neuralgia of the heart.
Nelson Olsen, who is employed in a cycler
on LaTkin street, had both hands badly burned
last night by the explosion of can of benzine,
which he was using to clean a machine.
Anna Bsnnaleys, variously known as Bertha
Pashen and Nettie Dowd, made her escape
from the Union Rescue Home on Hill street
Sunday night and has thus far eluded arrest.
- Rev. J. Q. Adams gave a farewell address
yesterday before the Presbyterian Union. Ira
p. Rankin spoke upon the taxation OF church
Cub eiURs' > Oe-O' W @'-O-@- -1OHOAS
: The managers OF the rose show which will be
held in the Palace Hotel next Thursday, Friday
and saturday, nave prepared me musical
programme to entertain the visitors during the
three evenings.
Frank Donnelly was yesterday held by Judge
Joachimsen to answer before the Superior
Court in $1,000 bonds on the eherge OF assault
ing c. G. Meyer, 81 South Park, with beer
glass on April %.
The surprises at the track yesterday were the
victories Of Raphael and Kathleen, the former
at 80 TO 1, and the latter 40 to shot. The
other winners were 1nkerman, Midas, Duchess
OF Milpitas and Blizzard.
Quite an elaborate plan of entertainment has
been arranged by the members of the Half
million Club for their guests, who viii arrive
from the san Joaquin Valley and Southern
California this afternoon.
The Supervisors yesterday adopted resolu-
ton to levy tax tor the payment of supplies
furnished the city this year. 1t is their .pur-
pose to go to the Supreme Court at once for q
decision as to their right to do so.
Il. sieroty jeweler 1884 Stockton street,
swore out warrant yesterday for the arrest of
II. Scheerer on the charge OF embezzling $3.50
worth of diamonds which he obtained on April
"a to sell TO a probable purchaser.
The Supreme Court yesterday decided that
kindergarten in San Jose forms branch of the
primary school and that q kindergarten
teacher was entitled to be paid on a warrant
drawn upon the primary school fund.
Jules E. Pages, a young and talented artist
of San Francisco, formerly member of the
CALLS staff, is one of the exhibitors IN the
salon of the Champs Elysees He is well
known in local art and newspaper circles.
George w. Rumble, the put-and-call operator,
was arrested yesterday morning on warrant
at the instance of Miss Maggie Kane, charging
him with obtaining $500 by fraud, trick and
device, as fully detailed in Sundays CALL
Every British ship which has been lying for
months past in the harbor has been chartered
and forty vessels on the way have been char
tered prior to arrival It is rumored that the
big.wheat syndicate is letting go its stock.
F. A. wadleigh of Salt Lake City declares
next National Republican Convention the
railroads will make a merely nominal rate
about $50-from Chicago here and return.
An effort to secure light bail for White and
Wise, the ''green goods men, failed yesterday.
Their bail was fixed at $4,000 each, which they
were unable TO furnish. Mcguire, their al
legged accomplice, has not yet been caught.
San francisco artists rapidly receive recogni-
ton abroad. The CALL is glad to herald their
victories and a. the same time does everything
possible to advance the interests OF the bright
spirits that have their homes in California.
Receiver Riley has begun suit for $4,000
damages against Internal Revenue Collector
Welburn, Internal Revenue Agent Thomas and
Marshal baldwin for making the Rosenthal
seizure These officers have also been cited to
appear Tor contempt next Friday.
Theodore Durrant and girl resemb bling Miss
Minnie Williams were seen together in the
State Board of Trade rooms on Market street,
on the afternoon Of April IL, the date OF Miss
Williams death. A page from the visitors
register of that date has been mysteriously
torn from the book.
John Duffy. q teamster in the employ of Gray
Bros, has made an affidavit to the effect that
the story published in last Thursdays Chroni-
Gle, in which it was stated that he had testi-
fed before the Grand Jury that he carried
brickdust mixed with cement to the ferry
foundation, is entirely false.
The Merchants Association in June will an
point thirty inspectors of street contract work.