The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
AN AUDAC|OUS BURGLARY,
DR.. julius Rosenstirn's Residence
Ransacked by
Thieves.
University Students Fal1-Reioicing
Over the Freshmen's Football
Victory.

BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. "A most
daring burglary took place early this
morning at the residence of DR.. Julius
Rosenstirn of 2315 Durant avenue.
At about o'clock Mrs. Rosenstirn was
awakened by noise in her bed chamber.
and, thinking that it was caused by one of
her daughters, called out to her. There
upon light was flashed into her face and
a man, uttering loud threats stepped to-
ward her bedside. The burglar proceeded
to ransack the chiffonier, but was only sue
cessful in securing a watch, and when
asked to take anything else but that
article left It where it was found.
He then asked fer her jewelry, but was
told that 1t was in afe-deposit vault in
San Francisco. At this iuncture he went
into the room of Mrs. Rosenstirn's Younger
daughter and ransacked it thoroughly
without awakening the young lady Next
he proceeded to the room of the other
daughter, but she was too quick for the
monster and slammed the door in his face.
returning to the room OF Mrs. Rosenstirn
he made some vile threats and thrust his
revolver IN her face, saying that she ought
to be killed for awakening her daughter.
His light went out at this moment and
the daring thief rushed downstairs to the
kitchen, through window of which he
made his escape.
could not be learned, but it is understood
to be considerable. Up to tonight no
clew to the burglar has been obtained
DR.. Rosenstirn is one of the leading
physicians of San Francisco, and was not
in Berkeley at the time of the robbery.
Fell From the Train.
Henry Merrill. university student in
the class of '9S aDd mem Der of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity while attempt
ing to board the 10 o'clock train for San
Francisco last night, fell and received
probably serious injuries. He had Just
taken part in the concert given bv the
to catch the 10 o'clock train ran and
jumped on the front platform of the first
car after it had started.
He succeeded in getting aboard but his
violin case struck the railing and he was
thrown to the ground, the train striking
him, but not breaking any bones. When
picked up he was unconscious and his in
juries are considered of such severe ma
ture that the physicians have kept the pa
tient continuously under the influence of
morphine. His clothes were torn into
shreds and the violin smashed into splint-
ers, having been run over by the wheels
His father is a member of the San Fran
CISCO hrm OF Holbrook, Merrill q Stetson.
Rejoicing at Berkeley.
There was great rejoicing among the
students tonight as result of the unpre-
cedented victory of the U. G. freshman
team over the Stanford "'99' men in their
football contest this afternoon. The inter-
est was not confined solely to football cir
cles nor to students of the university, but
all Berkeley joined in paying tribute to the
sturdy chasers OF the pigskin who upheld
the standard of the blue and gold.
Regents Appoint Clinton Day.
The Board of University Regents have
appointed Clinton Day of Berkeley one of
the architects of the proposed building for
the Affiliated Colleges.
Doran Heavily Fined.
Joseph Doran, who was tried and con-
victed on Thursday for violating the town
liquor ordinance, was fined $500 this after
noon by Judge James.