The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-04

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Spmmodation OF readers
Mrs. Mary Rodgers, mother-in-law to Anthony
Mclean, tainted in Judge Hebbard's court yes
teFdGy during the divorce trial.
\ test case involving the value of bonds in
building contracts has Just been submitted to
Justice OF the Peace Groezinger.
President Colnon of the Harbor Commission
ers yesterday used his blue pencil upon
Southern Pacific Railroad order.
Bishop Warren delivered an interesting adj
dress at the Central Methodist Church on the
forces OF u sunbeam last night.
The Worlds Cooperative Association will
open restaurant and bakery at 917 Mission
street next week On O cooperative basis.
Attorney c. W. Reed briefly outlines the work
that will be undertaken by the Civic Fedora
tlon as soon as organization is perfected.
Property-owners south of Golden Gate Park
appoint a committee to ask the Board OF Super
visors TO have Southside district surveyed.
Dr.. Voorsanger, minister OF the Congregation
EMANUEL arrived home yesterday after an ex-
tended trip through the principal European
cities.
The Walkerley trust has been declared in
valid by the Supreme Court. The decision is
supposed TO affect the Fair and Macdonough
trusts.
The public demonstration at Columbia square
next Thursday night to request the bltumin-
success.
The Half-million Club is working up syste-
matte movement to advertise the State by
series Of lectures and exhibits, with Chicago as
headquarters.
The two alarms from station 80 at about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon were for fire in
the rear of u ship chambers, at % and q
Market street.
The case of William J. Harrington, charged
with perjury by Martin Kelly, was called in
orl1a nod
till September IL.
The annual report OF the city's Insane Com
missioner shows that 456 patients were exam
med during the year. OF these 300 were COM
mitted to the State aSylums.
John D. Hanbury of Osaka, Japan, tells Labor
Commissioner Fitzgerald Of some of the pos
sible effects of Oriental cheap labor upon the
manufacturing OF the world.
samio Josepha was arrested yesterday morn
ing at the Palace Hotel on warrant from
Santa Cruz charging him with obtaining goods
and money by false pretenses-
Lighthouse Inspector Commander Henry E.
Nichols has served three years term in this
district and been detached. His place viii be
taken by Commander Frank Courtes.
William Jackson alias English BILL" who
was arrested at 8 Ellis street for selling pools
outside the racetrack, pleaded guilty in Judge
Conlan's court yesterday and was fined $40.
The magnificent structure at Menlo Park
intended for Catholic theological seminary
800 students in the first years and be extended
later on.
". H. Allen of the Brooklyn, n. Y. Knights
OF Labor, writes to Labor Commissioner Fitz-
gerald advocating legislation that would put
q heavy restrictive headtax upon Asiatic i'm
migrants.
W. H. Stanley, 100 California strget, swore
out warrant in Judge Lows court yesterday
for the arrest of J. S. Watterworth for embez-
cling forty-one boxes OF chewing-gu1n, valued
at $31 so.
George Mcleod anG Miss Marion Hall were
seriously injured in a bicycle accident in Gold
en- Gate Park. They were thrown from
tandem. Mcleod viii probably die. Miss Hall
may recover.
Maurice Braunstetter is wanted on the
charge of obtaining on June % from ?. Sigel
sos so by falsely representing that he had
money in bank in Montana which he was TO
receive here on July 3.
The Real Estate and Development Company
have petitioned the Board OF Supervisors to
correct the grade of Missouri street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. Inc company
claims to own all the frontage.
Walter Ross, who is implicated in the rob-
berry upon Grace Walls at 1863 Morton street
on Saturday night was arrested in Oakland
yesterday and brought over to the City Prison,
where he was booked on the charge.
Contractor Henry A Whitley says he has
signed total frontage OF 991 feet of Indiana
street, next Twenty-second, and he has petit
toned the Board of Supervisors for permission
TO grade the street to the official level.
E. T. Mclean, customs inspector, who was
discharged on Friday by Collector Wise, swore
out a warrant in Judge Joachimsen's court yes
terday for the arrest OF Frank Anderson, GUS
toms inspector, on the charge OF petty larceny.
James Sargente who forged the name of his
former employer, A. H. Middleton OF Boulder
Creek to check on the Donohoe-Kelly Bank
for $3.50, as yesterday held to answer before
the Superior Court by Judge Conlan in $1,000
bonds.
Camille Preston, guest at the Grand SOUTH
ern Hotel swore out warrant in Judge Lows
court Yesterday for the arrest OF M. Lyman on
the charge of embeZzling solid gold bracelet
set with diamonds and large emerald valued
at $500.
Policeman J. L. Murphy hailed fire truck
at Market and Fourth streets yesterday after
noon that was being driven 10 a fire and
stepped so close to 1t that one OF the hlnd
wheels passed over his rlgnt 1901, ciusning L.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital
The State Board of Health telegraphed the
Marine Hospital authorities Yesterday, re-
ouesting that Honolulu and Oriental ports
where cholera exists be declared infected, and
that such quarantine regulations against them
be established as may be deemed advisable.
George Crehore, who pleaded guilty to re-
moving 2-eent stamp from letter addressed
to q man in Santa Rosa, and who was hned 300
by Judge Morrow in the United states DISTRICT
Court last Friday was Yesterday discharged
from the Postofice service. he was letter
carrier.
Ernest Kelly, the young man who was ar
rested on Saturday on two charges OF optsln- |
ing money from married women by represent !
Ing that he had procured situation Tor their
husbands, and was admitted to bail, was ar |
rested again yesterday on another charge pre- |
Ierred by Mrs Berth Kroon.
Mrs. Mary Woodley has been committed to |
the Napa Asylum by the Insane Commission |
srs. The examination showed she had been an |
threatened the life of herself and husband. |
She jumped into the bay three times in her |
efforts to drown herself, but WAS always fshed |
out.
District Attorney Barnes made his opening |
to the jury in the Durrant case yes
.erday morning. and in the afternoon the pris-
)ner the Jury, the Judge and the attorneys /
visited Emmanuel Church and inspected thor
)ughly the scene of the murder of Blanche
Lamont. The hearing of evidence will begin
ibis morning.