The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-07

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Camp "a, of which deceased was an active
member.
yours for HEALTH
The directors of the Fabiola Hospital
held meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Reml ChabOt, Tuesday evening, for the
purpose OF perfecting the organization of
the Fabiola Mutual Health Society. which
has Tor ITS object the free medical and
surgical treatment OF all members of the
society.
= committee On constitution and by
laws was appointed, and the following otfl-
GERS we're elected:
Honorary preSideuts-Mrs. D. B. Hinck-
ley, Mrs. f. IL. Kirkham.
President, Mrs. John Yule
pcesiGentS-Mrs.R Ami Chabot, Mrs.
Peder Satner and Mrs. John Folger.
Recording secretary. Mrs. r. W. Gorrill
Financial secretary, Mrs. r. w Stande-
ford corresponding secretary, Mrs. A A
Barton; assistant corresponding secre-
tarles-NisS Grace Scotchler, Miss Nav
Bu:nhami treasurer, Mrs. Q. 4. Chase
superintendent Of nurses, Miss N. A. Pelle !;
matroh Mrs. NJ. A. DOVE
There will be physicians of both the
aHopathic and homeopathic schools on the
medical staff, and the ladies in whose
HANDS the management of the new society
has been placed make the success OF the
enterprise assured.
The Mayor and Dayie.
john i. Dayie is a candidate for Mayor
and a Stlch has on several occasions locked
horns with the present Mayor, George c..
Pardee, alleging grievous. errors on the
part OF the Pardec administration
In a speech last night Mayor Pardee an
swered Davies charges at length. He
said: y. l.. Dayic the Ponulist nominee for
Mayor, has been going about stating as
facts things ne knows are lies. 1t is high
time Mr.. Davies lies were nailed, and |
propose to do it. Mr.. Dayie says the city
taxes are 81 % on the 500. HeknowS that
this is not true. Taxes in this city are but
81 II on the 500, and they have been that
tor the two Years that this Council has been
il Office. he knows that taxes under the
last City Council we're 81 "a on the 500.
knows that of the present rate 81 is for
running expenses and - cents for interest
and redemption of bonded Indebtedness.
Mr.. Davie also knows it to be untrue when
he asserts that there is deficiency of $3.50
600 IN the city treasury. AS a matter OF
fact, this is a cold blooded fabrication of
Mr.. Davies and, like all other campaign
lies, is worthy only of political charlatan
such as Mr.. Davie is.
Another Of Mr.. Davies campaign lies
is as follows: THE City Council has spent
$75, 900 on the waterfront suits and has
gotten them only as far as the Superior
Court. If it takes $4,000 to get the suits
only as far as the Superior Court, how
much will it take to get them to decision
in the court of last resort?'"
by this Mr.. Dayie means to intimate,
though he dare not say so, that the
council has paid $75, 600 to have the
waterfront cases tried in the Superior
Court, and that it will cost more money
to take the cases to the higher courts
whence they will be appealed by the
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ment that the Superior Court will surely
give. In the first place the City Council
has not paid any SIS, COO to have the water
front suits brought, and Mr.. Dayle knew
this when he said the opposite. In the
second place, it will not cost any more
money than has been already paid to take
the cases TO the higher courts.
Family Troubles.
Ada Levick, one of the bright particular
stars who is at present playing an engage
ment at the Peoples Theater, has at last
secured service upon Actor Levick in suit
for divorce brought in 1894. The ground
for the divorce is extreme cruelty, and the
plaintiff asks for $50 monthly alimony
and the custody of their minor child.
Mrs. Cara NJ. Funke was granted a
divorce from Bruno NJ. Funke by Judge
Frick yesterday on the ground of extreme
cruelty
Plaintiff was awarded the custody of the
minor child, with $40 monthly allowance
for its support.
Keller Makes AFFIDAVIT.
P. ]. Keller, the nurservman of Pied
mont, returns to the attack upon Constable
Hitchcock, who arrested the sick man
Samuel Brown on Tuesday last. Brown,
Keller says, has been treated outrageously.
He is man unknown here, but he has a
rich brother in Indianapolis, who has been
communicated with. Brown still lies in a
paralyzed state at the Receiving Hospital.
Yesterday Edward Touchard, who is en-
ployed by Mr.. Keller, made an affidavit to
the effect that Brown was taken from a