The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-31

large number of horticulturists will leave
San Francisco to-day to attend the fruit
growers gathering in 1nba City.
The barkentine Irmgard, Captain Mcneil,
made a good run from Honolulu, arriving
yesterday, l512 days from that port.
W. Bohm of Mill Valley comes forward with
another bartender. His device is novel one
and the inventor thinks he has struck the right
idea.
The Morning Call Baseball Club yesterday
defeated the st. Francis Club by a score of z to
o, and now claim to be the champions OF North
Beach.
Joseph H. Enrich, bookkeeper for Brady &
Kafka, butchers Sixth street, was arrested last
night on TWO charges OF misdemeanor embez-
Element
Scheel laid down his baton yesterday and
left in the middle of the park band concert be-
cause the men in his orchestra had been
changed
Mrs. DR.. Johanna Weiss has fed to Baltimore
after having played a sharp game of fraud on
two money brokers and q furniture-desler of
this City.
day among the spectators at kOdd Fellows
Cemetery. Two were arrested by Detectives
Egan and Silyey.
Two stowaways were discovered in the coal
was leaving for Honolulu and Australia yester-
day. They were pu ashore
The syndicate wheat has been sold to Bal
upon the advice OF the opposing attorneys, con-
nrmeo the sale yesterday morning.
The seventh page OF the CALL is devoted to
brle1 items that are dlstinctively OF local inter
est. For more ample articles relating to City
auairs see other pages Of this issue.
The Hawaiian National band has returned
from San Jose. They will give grand co ncert
at Sutro's baths next Sunday The programme
Will consist mainly OF pretty native songs.
The twenty-ninth annual gathering and
games of the CALIFORNIAN Society at Shell
Mound Park yesterday proved one of the most
successful events in the history OF the society.
This evening Ysaye will reappear at the Cali
fornia Theater for the first OF his two farewell
performances. He will be supported by the
pianist, A Lachaume, and by full orchestra.
The people who propose to build a Boynton
single-track railway to Santa Cruz claim that
they have secured two-thirds OF the rights OF
way, and expect to raise the necessary capital
soon.
Harry Marion, employed in the Daily Report
pressroom, met with an accident yesterday by
which his lett forearm was badly crushed,
necessitating the amputation of half of his left
hand.
The Emanuel Sisterhood, a Jewish organiza-
ton. has just made its first annual report. The
work is not entirely sectarian, they contribut-
ing to the assistance OF all the poor in their
power.
The rowing regatta which was to come off at
Ell Campo yesterday was postponed on account
OF the strong wind and rough water 1t will
take place at Long Bridge next Sunday at IL
o'clock.
John N. Mcclure, the journalist and assistant
cashier OF the Sub-Treasury, and Miss Louise K.
Wright daughter of Colonel S. S. Wright of
Fresno, are to be married at Ross Valley on
Saturday, June s.
Ernest Mccullough believes that the people
are in measure to blame for the poor streets
He makes valuable suggestions as to how the
evils may be remedied, and tells how good
street pavements are constructed.
On Monday Governor Budd will appoint John
Marley secretary of the State Board of Ex-
ami smi4ers. Marley now holds position in the
Democratic State Central Committee.
memorial ode composed by Comrade Il. W.
Luther of Lincoln Post No. 1, and feelingly
sung by veterans quartet belonging to the
same post, was pleasing feature OF the cere-
monies at the soldiers graves yesterday.
BIN. Lelong Of the State Horticultural Com
mission favors holding convention of the
heads OF State bureaus and commissions in or
der to simplify the work of all and decrease the
expense of printing reports and statistics.
The Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
ton and the State Mining Bureau scientists
are looking into the Contra Costa County
petroleum outcropping with view of encour-
aging their development if the prospects prove
favorable.
The concert scheduled to take place at the
park yesterday did not come off. Scheel only
played four pieces and then refused to con-
tinue the farce any longer. He says this will
be his last appearance there unless good mate
rial is given him.
The second day of Pentecost was observed by
orthodox Hebrews yesterday. Services were
held in the Synagogue Sheriff. Israel, corner
Post and Taylor streets, and at the Temple Beth
Israel, Geary street. Addresses were delivered
by the rabbis. The festival terminated at sun
set last evening.
Captain Dilhan and his wife have patched up
their domestic troubles SO far as the suit for
maintenance goes, though 1t is quite probable
that suit for divorce will be instituted In the
,f q Na-% -, I'm,
pay his wife sos each month, provided she does
not trouble him in any way.
The closing exercises of the Synagogue
Sheriff. Israel wlll De held at the temple,
corner of Post and Taylor streets, next Tuesday
evening. Prizes and medals will be distributed
to the children attending the Sunday-school
attach cd TO the sy9a8gogSe WHICH N Is under the
dent Louis Brown will distribute the awards.
The board of directors of the French Benevo.
lent Society have completed the medical staff
OF the new French Hospital on Point Lobos
avenue by the following appointments: Dr..
Charles B. Brigham head surgeon: DR.. Bour-
gougnon de Marville, assistant surgeon; DR.. S.
G. Boyd, diseases OF women; DR.. Leo Newmark,
nervous diseases; Mr.. F. Y. Voisard resident
physician, and DR.. G. W. Sichel, dentist ire
elected). This is the sixth time that this pop
ular practitioner has been elected dentist of
the French Benevolent Society. This must be
very gratifying to DR.. Sichel as denoting how
highly the members of this important society
appreciate his services. The new French Hos
pital will be formally opened on June %.
Wednesday afternoon was q gala day at
Golden Gate School-a sort of medley, embrac-
ing the usual closing exercises, Memorial day
and Flag day. Vera Elton presented large
and beautiful flag to the school as token of
her mothers appreciation of the little lady
having entered that school three years ago not
knowing her. alphabet and now graduating
from the fifth grade. Director Barrett, on be-
half of the school, received the flag and re-
turned thanks in an appropriate speech. The
pupils taking prominent part in the exercises
were: Vera Elton, Lulu Bothin, Katie Barrett,
Hazel Buckley, Rosie Kane, Irene Carroll, Ag.
mes Donovan, Hilda Meyer, Gertie Leonhardt
Eleonora Lazansky, Ethel Homer Grace Stet-
son, Eta LaDgrehr, Addie Philips Eva Pau
lucci, Minnie Often, Elsie Keeler, Sydney
Mantner, Emily Byrnes, Miriam Solomon, Ada
Gilberts, Matilda Bauer, Leonora Goldsmith, |
Floyd Brown, Victor Peltier, Marshall Gisel- |
man SvdneY Schmitt. GustavA Mover Archia