The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-03
Footpads Beat and Rob B. c.
Begley on Webster
Street.
LOST MONEY AND JEWELRY
Y. M. c. A. Athletics at the Uni
versity Morrow-Warring
Officers.

cate the robbeT.
On Tuesday night last B. c. Begley, an
employe of the Standard Oil Company,
was making his way to the narrow-gauge
train at Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
when he was struck down on Webster
street and robbed of al. the valuables on his
person. He escaped serious injury, bat is
anxious to locate the thugs who inter
cepted him.
Il had just taken leave of friend, " said
Mr.. Begley last evening, land was hurry
ing toward the train to return to the City.
saw a couple of men standing on the cor
ner OF Fifteenth and Webster, but paid no
attention to them. Just after had passed
the corner I was suddenly struck on the
back of the head from behind and felied to
the sidewalk.
Il recollect the blow, but nothing which
followed until l came to my senses IN
Woolsey's Hospital, where the doctors
were attending to my hurts.
81 had $50 in money and watch and
cham when l started for the train, but
these and my lingering were missing
when l was picked up. Some papers
which were of considerable Importance to
me were also missing from my pockets.
Mr. Begley also states that the electric
lights were burning brightly, and that the
place where he was waylaid was the last
place where he expected to meet a footpad.
Y. NJ. C. A. Athletics.
The athletes Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association have completed arrange
ments for their field day, which takes
place at the University Of California
grounds, Berkeley, tomorrow.
The entries for the various events are as
follows:
West, scratch; Walter Smith, 415.yards; Fred
SicOx, yards; 4. 4. Kerr, 3 yards; J. Deeds,
8 yards; S. Rennetts, AZ yards; F. Book, AZ
yards; G. Horst Jr., 6 yards; P. Hail. 2 yards;
P. Deacon, 5 yards.
44O yards run, handicap-A. Arlett, scratch;
P. Deacon scratch: Fred Silcox, 1S yards; S.
BENEFITS, scratch; &. A. Kerr, yards; W.
Dawson, z yards.
22O yards run-w. B. West. scratch; Fred Sill
cox, u yards; K A. Kerr, yards; C. Howells
u yards; H Barrett II yards; S. BENEFITS,
yards; P. Hall, yards; P. Deacon, 3 yards.
$50 yards run, handicap-W. B. Jackson,
scratch; J: Deeds, scratch; K. A. Kerr, 20
yards; q. Horst Jr., 80 yards; D. Beatty, 40
yards; F. Book, 80 yards; J. Mcnamara, 40
yards; J. F. Lewis, 40 yards.
( 220 yards, special invitation-Drumm and
Lippman, San Francisco High School; Han
ford and jerks, Oakland High School; Cheek
and West, Oakland Y. N. c. A.
One mile run-W. B. Jackson, scratch; A.
Atkins 80 yards 7. Hayselden, 50; J. W.
Rhodes, So; A Hunter, 1ooi A. Melon
aid, $50.
40 yards hurdle-W Dawson and A. Cheek
2Z0 yards hurdle (handicapl-K. a. Kerr, 10
yards; W. Dawson, scratch; A. Mcdonald, 30
yards
Running broad jump thandicapl-J Deeds,
scratch; T. Hines, 20 inches; P. Thayer, Il
inches; T. Mcconnell, "A inches; H. Barrett,
20 inches; F. Cooley 20 inches.
Putting 16-Pound shot (handliicqPlEP +.
Hall, ? feet 8 inches; W. Smith, . feet.
Pole vault Especial inYitaton)-Dole and a.
Cheek, scratch; Mcconnell 10 inches.
High lumD-I. Mcconnell scratch: p. Hail. !
8 inches; Beck, inch; Dawson, inches.
Butts Operated Upon.
Drs. Fisher, Sill, Buteau, Stratton and
Mnller performed an operation on William
Butts, who is accused of two murders, at
the County Jail yesterday. Butts was
shot several times as he was attempting TO |
escape after shooting William Beeny and !
Conductor Green about a year ago, and |
since that time has been under the con-
slant care of the County Physician.
One bullet plowed furrow through four |
ribs and this wound has prevented his |
condition from improving, because, in |
spite OF all the doctors could do, it would |
not heal. Yesterdays operation showed |
that portions or four ribs must be removed |
to-give any chance of a cure, which was |
g accordingly done.
Butts second trial for the murder of
- William Beeny has been postponed pend |
ing the result Of the operation.
Treble CIef Concert.
The Treple Clef Quartet will give concert
at the First Congregational Church this
evening. The foremost amateur vocalists
and musicians of Oakland are to appear IN
the performance, and large audience is ex-
pected. The quartet is composed of Miss
Beatrice Priest, Miss Jeanette Wilcox,
Mrs. a. NJ Noble and Mrs J. E. Birming-
ham. Miss Edith B. Johnson will act
as accompanist. Miss Ina Griffin, the
well-known pianist, and Miss Jean NJ.
HuSk, whose violin solos have often
pleased the musical community, will take
part.
BaFstow's Estate Appraised.
The appraisers of the estate of the late
Alfred Barstow, the attorney, filed their
inventory with the Superior Court yester-
day. They found the following property
to belong to the estate: Realty at the
northeast corner of Eighteenth and Lin
den streets, valued at S32 600: real estate
in Santa Clara County, $4,000; interest in
partnership of Rhodes & Barstow, $1,000;
cash, $500; personal property, $2292; real
estate in San Francisco, So, 900 The total
value Of the estate is $67, 217.
Plight of a Policeman.
Alfred Brauer, who was until recently
) policeman at Berkeley, was fined SIS by
Judge Ogden for contempt of court. He
was the complaining witness against Tim
Murray, Deputy Constable of Berkeley,
whom he charged with assaulting him with
a club.
He was so intoxicated as to be unable 40
give his evidence in court and was brought
to time by the Judge, who sent him into
the custody of the Sheriff until the fine is
paid.
Tickets for Fabiola Fete.
The Fabiola Fete Association of Oakland
has called in all the tickets issued for
the Mayday celebration. They must be
exchanged at the secretary's Office not
later than noon on Monday next for new
series to be issued in connection with the
carnival on the 11th inst.
G. A. r. Posts to Consolidate.
Owing to decrease in its mem bership,
through death and removal, Appomattox
Post No. 80, 6. A. R., has decided to con-
soidate with Lyon Post No. g. The new
organization will probably be known as
Lyon-Appomattox Post and will contain
about 200 members.
ALAMEDA.
City Clerk Lamborn has issued invita-
tons to every fraternal lodge in the civ