The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-02
GUY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Arthur JACKSON, charged with muraer' Is On
trial in Judge Belchers court
Miss Isabella Henderson and Miss Nellie
Kelly have raised $50 TO buy comforts Tor tne
lepers .
I1nse+t,ad weather Wednesday and probably
rain with fresh WLlusi ID sH0 "N- FNS
ton to-day.
sofvshle Scarf Pfu, BeIlicose, Kafnsin, Daisy
and onioksilyer were the winners at Ingle-
oGide yesterday
Fefpi Catalan, crab-hSher, was drowned
of Lands ENd near folnt LoOos Seste1uaS ny
his boat capsizing.
The tea given in aid of the Woman's Elk.
change at the residence OF Mrs. Lilienthal
was financial and social success.
eBaker-street property-owners have asked the
Board OF Supervisors to protect their homes
from storm water during the winter.
Divorces have been granted in the Superior
Court as follows Lucy Z. Carrel from John G.
Carrel, Mary Nolan from John Nolan.
Customs Inspector Foley was yesterday dis
missed from the service for dishonesty by an
order from Secretary OF the Treasury Carlisle.
Della Walsh a woman we'll known to the
police, attempted to commit suicide yesterday
afternoon by swallowing dose of laudanum.
, Nat Goodwin's divorce case has been de-
clared legally dismissed by Judge Murphy.
The form of the record is still a subject of dis
cussion.
Mayor sutro had to get policeman yester-
day afternoon to take him to the Free Public
Library, as he did not know where it was
located
Colonel Fred Follis of the California National
Guard is dangerously i'll from appendicitis. a
surgical operation was performed on him last
Sunday.
The trial. of the Hudelson libel suit was
postponed yesterday by Judge Campbell until
tomorrow morning. Hudelson, was ar
Taigned.
Miss Beatrice Bachman and Samuel Dinkel-
spiel were married last evening by the Rev.
DR.. Voorsanger at the Bachman residence on
Cough street
william n. sesnon and Miss Mary Porter
were married last evening at the home OF, the
bride on Laguna street Mr.. Sesnon is the
Deputy STATE Secretary.
Divorce suits have been filed in the Superior
Court as follows: Viola Roll VS.. George w.
Roll, Judith Hoffman Fritz Hoffman, Fred
Hass Jr. VS.. Jessie s. Hass. >:
% Property-owners asked the Board of Health
yesterday to- postpone for ninety days the
o placing of the Pesthouse on the City and
County Hospital grounds.
jury in the United States District Court
yesterday decided against the Government in
the action TO forfeit to the Government Peter
Butts brewery at Haywards
United States Consul Arthur de Crina of
Mogollon, owLer of9the telephone, streetcar
and lighting systems, is here to buy $780, 900
worth of electric cars and apparatus.
Bishop Newman was present at last nights
meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Extension Society, and spoke briefly after
routine business had been concluded.
The United States inspectors OF steam vessels
have begun an investigation into the matter
OF the wreck of the steamer San RenHo that
went ashore above Point Arena last month. 4.
George Taylor, who says he comes from ST.
Louis, was arrested early yesterday morning
on Post and Jones streets. and when searched
pockets
The Southern Pacific has paid the first in-
stallment of its taxes in the State, amounting
to $347 500, and the taxes in the State OF
Nevada for the year 1896, amounting to
$152.000.
Informations on charges of felony were filed
By the District Attorney yesterday as follows:
Kitaro Mishimoto, assault with intent to com,
NIT murder; John Brady, William Fay and
John Kelly, burglary.
]. Sloane, a carpenter living at Yerba
Buena street, was working on building at
1919 Stockton street yesterday, when he
missed his footing and fell, sustaining q
fracture of theTight leg.
The Commissioners appointed by President
Cleveland to sarvey the klamath Indian
reservation re turned to San Francisco yester-
day, and will hold sessions here to prepare
their report to the Secretary of the Interior.
The Anneke Jams Company. to collect money
due from the estate of Anneke-Jans Bogardus,
has been incorporated by H. o. Browder, L. NJ.
MeKenny, II. II. Francisco, j. P. Bogardus I'll.
Clement, Jesse L. Wetmore and Jesse S. Hal
stead.
A Federated Alumni Association of the Uni
versitY of California, with the present posi-
bility of over 1000 members, is being planned
by mem bers OF the alumni associations of the
several colleges comprising the State Uni
versity. 3
Jean LatriIle has applied to be appointed
Q guardian Of Emile Pechu, aged 8 years. He
states that the boy mas been abandoned by his
stepfa Their, Emile Colson, who is an improper
person to have charge of him, even If so
desiring.
O A conference win be held to-day by the at
torneys for the Board of Railroad Commission
in the contest with the Southern Pacific Com
pauy. The fight with that corporation appears
to have0been only fairly begun.
o Judge Sanderson has decided against DR..
Robinson and his associates who sued the
Southern Pacific Company for 100000 dam
ages because they were denied stop-over privi-
leges in Oakland on railroad tickets good for
passage from San Francisco to Alameda
On November % officer King found lying in
% doorway on Twenty-slxth and Mission
streets middle-aged man who was very i'll.
He was sent to the City and County Hospital
where he gave the name of James Strauss OF
Brady, Monterey County. Yesterd Strauss
passed away and his body was removed to the
morgue.
In the Williams libel case yesterday Mr..
Foote was kept busy interposing objections to
questions as to the notoriety or non-notoriety
OF James Alya Watt. General Sheehan was on
the stand and admitted having received com
pensation at the rate OF $500 per month for his
services as Receiver of the Peoples Home
Savings Bank.
Marie Viola Kelly, who claims to be the
widow of the late Judge Hastings, was before
. Notary Levy in Attorney Samuel NJ
shortridges office yesterday, in response &c
the order of Judge Coffey calling upon her tc
produce the letters which she claims were
written to her and addressed stMy Dear Wife,,
She said she had not had time to make
thorough search and the time was extended
until Saturday.
NEW TO-DAY.