The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

uted to his widow, May Z. Martin.
The Southern Pacific has announced q cut in
freight rates between San Francisco and Port
land
Nobby Clarke is again hard up and has given
notice that he will file petition to be declared
lnsOlyent.
No further official search has been made for
the bones OF A. B. Pico under the house on
Hayes street.
Monarch, Last Chance, Arctic, Joan, scimi-
tar, Rosebud and May Day were the winners at
the track Yesterday.
Rain tonight and Wednesday," was the
weather bulletin issued last evening by Fore
cast Official Meade.
Ten jurors have been secured to try C. B.
Henderson, the Eastern travelling man, Tor the
murder OF Clarence Barr.
man. supposed to be Dan Carroll of Tulare,
was suffocated in a lodging-house on Callfor-
MIA street yesterday afternoon.
A cooking-school, 10 educate housekeepers in
the use OF California products, was organized
at the California Club yesterday.
Judge Low refused yesterday to convict nine
Chinese women because policeman had paid
them 10 give an indecent exhibition.
The graduation exercises OF the San Francisco
TraipTng-school for Nurses will be held at the
Occidental on the evening of the 10th prox.
The furniture-workerS are aroused over the
cheap japanese goods question and will frame
resolutions to show their attitude in the prem
lseS.
F.. H. Mitchell-Treweek was yesterday held
to answer before the Superior Court by Judge
Joachimsen in $1,000 bonds on the charge of
bigamy.
Milk Inspector Dockery visited q dozen gro-
ceries and coffee-saloonS Yesterday afternoon
and found in two instances milk not up to the
standard.
Mrs. Josephine Amiraux has moved to set
aside the decree OF divorce recently granted
her husband on the ground that she was not
properly summoned.
i fire on the water front DESTROYED the ware
house OF Scott Il McCord, at %, % and % East
street, last evening, and did other damage to
the extent Of S13 900.
General Dickinson will begin his argument
for q new trial before Judge Murphy this
morning. 1t Will probably be several days be-
fore decision is reached.
Judge Campbell yesterday dismissed charge
OF shooting craps against three small boys and
advised the arrestIng officer to learn the game
before making more arrests.
The police are searching for Lille Rowland,
the 12-year-old stepdaughter of Frank Stag
leish, 504 Natoma street, who has been miss
ing since Monday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Wallace has resigned her position
as superintendent of the ChiIdren's Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital, New York.
The Manufacturers Association is preparing
to prevent, II possible, the manufacture of any
kind OF goods, excepting jute, by the conyicts
IN the California State prisons.
The hearing OF the charges against Eugene
Pardini, Frank Emond and Manuel Gomez in
connection with the North Beach scandal was
yesterday postponed till another day.
Julian Sonntag states that the protective
manufacture of miscellaneous goods at the
States prisons is political scheme as TO
provide more places for hungry politicians.
The merchants of Vallejo are complaining
bitterly OF the low passenger rate between this
City and the ports OF Contra Costa County.
T11rT- plo irT1r n Tnaj- hue
ness.
Frank Kloch, 10 Oak street, reported to the
police yesterday that his wife had disappeared
two weeks ago, and an investigation showed
that she was living with her married daughter
in FruiUvale.
Judge Slack has denied the petition to re-
move John A. Agar from his position as execu-
tor OF the Marlborough estate. There was no
one on hand to press the petition when it came
up for hearing.
with felonious assault upon Mamie, his fifteen
year-old daughter, was yesterday held to
swer before the Superior Court by Judge Camp
bell in $4,000 bonds.
The Manufacturers Association has ap-
pointed committee to ask aid from kindred
organizations and the public to rouse Congress
TO the need for help to prevent the threatened
invasion OF japanese goods.
The Supreme Court has granted new trial
in the case of John H. Wise against J. E. P.
Williams, administrator of the estate of John
B. Council, for the amount OF q note tor
$1,000 46 made by Cornell.
Edward Casey, a coach-driver, surrendered
himself at the City Prison yesterday, acknowl-
edging he was the driver of the buggy that ran
over John McMenomy, the bicyclist, in Golden
Gate Park on Sunday, fatally injuring him.
w. H. Linforth, one of the attorneys for Mrs.
frankie White Yesterday disputed some of the
statements made by the King OF Round Valley
concerning the contempt, the penalty of which
White is now paying by term n the County
Jail.
Jacob Hausman, us Howard street. an en-
ploye in a furniture factory on Perry street.
near Fourth, had three fingers of his left hand
amputated by circular yesterday morn
ing, which were dressed at the Receiving
Hospital.
The South Side improvement Club, by its ex-
ecutive committee, is to make another effort
when the Street Committee of the Board of
Supervisors meets Monday to have sum of
money set apart for the illuminating OF Fol-
som street.
The Guardian Loan Association has brought
suit against Lille C. Mertens and NJ. J. Mertens
for the amounts of three promissory notes-one
for SIC, 000 one for $4,000 and one for $4,000.
The debts are secured by lot on Fulton and
Steiner streets.
Professor John H. Kerr, DID,, of San An
selma Theological Seminary, delivered a
lecture at Howard Church, last night on THE
Manner Of the Formation OF the Now Tesla.
ment Canon" This lecture was the second OF
the seminary extension course.
Rosa Cuneo has filed q contest to the probate
of the win of her mother, Teresa Cereghino. on
the ground of undue influence having been ex-
erted by her brother David Devote, at the
time her mother made her viii. Most OF the
was left to David Devote.
At the Hale & Norcross mining suit fin
4 of the Superior Court yesterday
". H. Levy, president of the company, swore
that ne knew OF the great difference in mine
and mill assays OF ore, but was satisfied with
bullion returns and did not investigate.
Guiscppi q. Rise, barber at 443 Broadway,
accused by little girls of crimes similar TO
tEose OF Captain Lane, Meyer: RatZ, Hinshaw
and Pardini, and under bonds, having been ar
rested the evening Before, committed suicide
morning by shooting himself in bed
c. w. Chappell, the horse-trainer, has failed
Tor S3SI5. His list of creditors include well |
known men at the Bay District track. among |
them being Tom Williams for $245 cash; Ed |
corrigan. 1925 on note, and p Archibald, 500 |
Tor cash. There is also book account with |
the California Woman's Hospital OF 500.
THE CALL to-day publishes the details of sew |
srai important and interesting subjects dis |
eussed yesterday at the directors meeting OF |
the Manufacturers and Producers Associa- |
ton. The dangers arising from cheap Japa- |
lese and Eastern convict-made goods being |
shipped 70 this State were earnestly considered. |
Special Trustee John Fleetwood IT. and his |
attorney, A. w. Thompson argue in their