The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-20

OF the Olvmpics. Both men weighed IN
at 100 pounds The match was good one
from a scientific point and was awarded to
the Acme Toy, who put up a clever night.
The last event was slugglng match be-
tween Eugene Kelley OF the San Francisco
Athletic Club and Henry Butler OF the
Olympics. Kelley was clearly out OF his
class and received severe punishment at
the hands of Butler. In the middle OF
the second round Kelley was practically
knocked out He was unable TO use his
fists after the first round, and Butler
punched him hard and often. The con-
test was so uneven that 1t was almost
brutal Still his seconds refused to throw
up the sponge till the crowd demanded It,
Both men weighed 140 pounds. William
Hughes acted as referee.
Mrs. Radford Fatally Injured.
DR.. Fearn and his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Radford, were thrown out of buggy this
evening" and it is said that the lady Will
die. Dr. Fearn and his mother were driy-
ing across the street at Nineteenth ana
Grove when bicyclist rode swiftly past
the horse and collided with the front
wheel OF the buggy. The force OF the col
ision caused the buggy to swerve and at
the same time the horse SHE'D. The buggy
was overturned and the occupants Doth
thrown out. Mrs. Radford sustained
scious when taken to DR.. Fearn' office. Dr.
Fearn is suffering from broken rib ana
some minor injuries.
The cvclist rode off, but was recognized
as a clerk in a coalyard on Thirteenth
street.
Beer-Drivers Must Pay.
About year ago License Inspector Ma
loon made demand on the breweries and
bottling companies for their delivery
+a1 oil
the drivers and it was agreed that one
case should be made the test, and If he
won the license for all the others would be
paid from the date of the arrests. The
Superior Court has sustained the Police
Court, and he will call the attention OF the
License Committee Of the Council to the
agreement for them TO enforce. be has
been displaced in the meanwhile.
More Charges Against the Police.
W. ". Moore, the oldest hackman in
the city, is after Officer Jack Seaman for
arresting his son, John Moore, for viola
ton OF the license ordinance. No COM
psaint, was made, and the case was dis,
missed the next day. Seaman arrested
mylson," said he, without any cause. and
when another man started to drive the
hack back to town he threatened to arrest
him also. John will bring suit against
Scanlan for big damages for false imprison-
ment. The prosecuting attorney refused
him complaint against my son, because
he was not violating the law"
Threw a Stone at Train.
AS the San Jose local train that left
Oakland at $50 last night was passing
near Melrose a stone was thrown through
the car window. The rock shattered the
glass and some OF the splinters struck Mrs.
NJ. Folger of Portland, Or. on the cheek
and one piece lodged in the Iady's eve
There was considerable excitement in the
car, but no one else was hurt. Several
such affairs have taken place at Melrose
during the past year and the railroad has
put detective TO work investigating the
matter.
Robbed Hearst's Cabin.
John ". Hearst, former letter-carrier
of this city and second cousin of W. r.
Hearst of the Examiner, resides in the re-
mote southeast corner of the county where
he has a stock ranch. He stocked his
cabin with a winter supply OF provisions
and expected to take life easy. About two
weeks ago ne was called from his cabin for
several days and on his return found it
had been robbed.
DIR. Halsey's Will.
The will of the late Dr. l. s. Halsey, who
com mitted suicide November 8, was filed
for probate to-day. His estate is valued at
$4,000 consisting of real estate in San
Francisco, Vallejo and near Germantown,
Glenn County, and personal property in
this city. 1t is all left to his wife, with the
expression of confidence that she would
use it TO the best interest of the family.