The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22

noon. He was "a years of age and had
been an, officer about eight Years. The
funeral services were conducted by Briga-
dier Keppel. At the close of the services
the pall-bearers, Cadets Jensen, Wardel,
Miller, Roleus, Linnell and Hill, carried
the casket to the hearse, and the sorrowing
comrades and relatives followed them to
the grave in Mountain View Cemetery.
Captain Packwood had relatives in San
LUIS Oplspo who are very we'll off.
Miller's Circus Experience.
Deputy Sheriff Miller went to the circus
last night to serve papers on two delin-
quent bicycle riders. He now wishes he
had notgcpe, His presence at the circus
was made known, and about twenty five
attaches OF the show surrounded the
Sheriff and prevented him from CARRYING
out his mission. This enabled the parties
wanted to evade the service of the sum-
mons. Miller says that the next time he
tackles circus men it will be when they are
dong their trick in the ring and not when
they are outside among their friends. The
bicycle riders escaped.
"The Crime of Century,"
The new play, 1.-THE Crime of a Century,
that deals with many of the incidents Of
nrst time at the Dietz Opera house tonight.
Inc play has evidently been considerably
eXpurgated since its production was first
contemplated and is not as sensational as
many melodramatic tragedies produced on
second-class stages. The piece was fairly
well put on and acted, and there was a
good attendance. 1t will finish the week.
The Lady and the Law Association.
Miss Florence Lane is not easily sup
pressed. She appeared at the regular meet
ing OF the Alameda County Law Associa-
ton, but was not permitted to enter the
meetIng-room. She had gone prepared to
enter protest against the action of the
Low Association, as she termed 1t, in not
admitting her to membership. Her protest
was not received and she was induced to
leave. She has several champions IN the
association, and it is evident she does not
intend to be conquered without struggle.
Love and Betrayal.
Miss Mabel Haggard was the complain
ing witness in the charge OF deception
against w. R. Walker to-day. She testi-
fed that she had been engaged to Walker
till April l. She said she would not
marry him now, and would not have done
so last April. She said she would with
draw the charge if Walker would give her
500. Walker has recently married, and
declares he was only one of Miss Hag-
CARDS many lovers. This she denies.
Must Pay a License.
Louis Auver, barkeeper of the broad
guage ferry-boats, was found guilty this
morning of selling liquor on the Oakland
side of the bay without license. Judge
Wood sentenced him to pay fine of $25.
This will make test case for all the boats
and will be appealed to the Superior
Court. Two other cases are pending, but
sentence will not be pronounced till Sep
TENDER 3.
DR.. Searing's Sudden Death.
DR.. o. W. Soaring of East Oakland fell
dead on Broadway, near Twelfth street, this
evening. The deceased was about 65 years
| of age. He was walking down Broadway.
| when he suddenly fell, and before medical
aid arrived he was dead.
The Grand Jury.
Foreman Osgood of the Grand Jury had
a conference to-day with the county ex-
perts regarding the shortage in the Tax
| Collectors office. The Grand Jury will
get down to business tomorrow.