The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-13

S-4JOS eAio COOllIg DroeZeS.
iit harry Co[6ett Is unable to renew the saloon
g incense tor his place on Ellis street because he
soIo pools In violation OF the law.
The various boating clubs have their crack
men on the water OF Long Bridge daily prac-
uclng Tor the regatta on July Is.
Frank Kearney cut William Aklund several
times on the head late yesterday during a
drunken quarrel in 511 Twenty-third street.
Detectives are searching for Harry J. Eman-
1el, son OF the proprietor of the West Coast
furniture Company, who Is wanted for forgery.
The targets at the Shell Mound shooting
range We're well peppered by large lot of
marksmen yesterday and some good scores were
made,
. J. Jones' the Australian handball champ ion,
was defeated at the San Francisco court yes
terday by Harlow, the coast champion, and Al
Pennoyer.
This is commencement week at the State
University at Berkeley, and the graduating ex-
ercises OF the senior class will be held on
Wednesday.
Mission Council No. 3, Y. NJ. L, will cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of its organization
at Mission Parlor Hall, Seventeenth street,
Tuesday evening.
:. The Alumni Association of the University of
California viii give its annual commencement
:. banquet Wednesday evening at the Maple Room
. at the Palace Hotel.
:: The champion Olympic baseball team met its
first defeat at the hands of the Paeiics of this
City yesterday at the st. Marys College grounds
by score OF 10 to 3.
- Mission Council No. 8, Y. u. l., will celebrate
: its tenth anniversary Tuesday night with q
grand reunion and banquet. Many prominent
people 6re TO be present.
= Thee Hoppe, sailor, committed suicide at
!: 4tRo dupont street last Friday. He was
:: respondent and ended his life with mixture
of morphine and whisky.
J. p, Fleming, the swimmer. prepared for
g. another fake rescue on board the ferry-boat
: yesterday His man fell overheard too soon
and he refused TO rescue him.
Charles Wildly, a lad aged Is years, was &C
cidently drowned while at play at the foot of
Third street yesterday. His body was recov-
cred at the foot OF Channel street.
Henry Varley lectured on Social Purity" at
4.M.CA. Hall yesterday afternoon. He threat
ened TO expose certain physicians whom he
held accountable Tor existing evils
The members of the California wing-shoot-
ing Club and OF the Olympic Gun Club enjoyed
some good shooting at live birds and blue
rocks at Oakland racetrack yesterday.
Eeeney and Linehan, who consider them
selves the "boss" amateur hRndball team, were
defeated yesterday at the Union court by Mike
Dillon and John Condor after an exciting con-
: test.
The Grand Lodge of the Order of Hermann's
at California Hall to-day. grand banquet !
will be held at the close of the two days ses- |
Sion.
Henry sandt. alias cheyenne Red" who is
suS pectSQ OF Delng 1InpncaGeQ IN the weber
murders at Sacramento, was taken there yes
terday morning from the City Prison by Sheriff
Johnson.
John Nelson and William Kannaugh, two
young men who attended the picnic of the
San Francisco Athletic Club, were drowned in
Russian River, near Guerneville, yesterday
afternoon.
A most successful picnic was given at Shell
Mound Park yesterday by the members of the
Order of Hermann's Sons. An illumination of
nlghE feature
celebration.
; The Lick trustees will o-day make demand
the Fair estate in Judge Stacks court for the
payment of the money owed them, and which
the late James G. Fair was about TO pay at the
time of his'death.
:: J. G. Nealon and T. F. Bonnet played a bril-
liant game of hsndball yesterday at the Oeci-
dental court, defeating John Riordan, the ex-
amateur champion
Ats O'Clock P NJ to-day in the hall of the Y.
NJ. c.. a. there will be public meeting to or
geniZe q State Sabbath association. Opening
addresses will be made by Rev. DR.. Chapman of
Oakland and Rev. Dr.. Ollie of San Francisco.
Mr.. Henry varley, the London preacher, will
open EvangeIistlc services at the First Presby-
terrain Church, Golden Gate avenue and Polk
street, this evening. The subject of his dis
course viii be, ''What God knows about the
Devil"
The Shakers are preparing to establish COM
munity in San Francisco and win erect a large,
commodtus church. Mr.. Dove, the Pacific
Coast representative, gave an interesting lee
ture yesterday on the life Of that wonderful
woman, Ann Lee.
Captain Cooks crack rife team of National
Guardsmen made high scores at Shell Mound
Park yesterday, and the members are confident
of winning the match with the team of the
Marysyille company, which will take place at
Sacramento next Sunday.
Thomas Sexton, the teamster who drank
eopiously OF iee-cold water during the intense
Jefferson square, was able to leave the Receiy-
ing Hospital yesterday morning and go to his
home on Haight and Laguna streets.
Thomas J. C1unfe left town last evening TO
attend the National convention of silver advo-
Gates at Salt Lake. He will be joined at Sacra-
mento tomorrow by General H. L. Hart and
Assem- blyman Laugenour, who also go as dele
gates from California to the convention.
The County Jail was crowded with visitors
Yesterday but the only one who called upon
Theodore Durrant was his father. During the
week several OF his friends called TO see him,
but as he persistently refused to talk with
them they have stopped calling at the jail.
A competing electric light company will
soon be ready for business IN this City. Pierre
B. Cornwall, formerly president OF the Callfor-
mia Electric Light and Power Company, who is
at the head of the enterprise, says that the new
company proposes to reduce rates OF lighting.
There is to be a picnic of the parish sur
rounding old st. Marys College next Wednes-
day at Shell Mound Park. Rev. +. Brady,
pastor of the parish, has received numerous
valuable presents for prizes, including gold
watch valued at 300, silverware, cash prizes,
provisions, etc.
Bishop Roperts of Honolulu celebrated mass
ct St. Agnes Church yesterday morning and
later preached at the French church. He leaves
this morning for Rome. The Bishop Will Visit
his old home in France and will bring back
with him recruits for missionary work in the
islands of the Southern seas.
The Plaza has been great source OF enjoy
ment to the Chinese during the recent hot
spell. Every evening from to o'clock they
have swarmed over the grounds and while
some cooled themselves on the grass, others
used fan to increase the breeze. At 3 P. NJ.
yesterday there was hardly standing room on
the grass and walks.
Stray children are becoming a regular
nuisance ct the various police stations. Yester-
day Captain Dunleavy OF the harbor police had
a little tot on his hands all day who was finally
reclaimed by relatives who lived near Seven
teenth. street. Sergeant Esola got rid of a
little girl about P. M. who had been lost all
day from Larl1in street, and the Southern sta
ton has still little boy on hand whom no.
body claims.
The Centennial Club viii give what they are
pleased TO call "Closing of the Season. at Ma
tional Hall, next Wednesday night. The en- |
feFtainrnent will consist of tho very lar0hahie