The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

ClTY NEWS In BRlhE.
A fair Friday and a warm day, with fresh
winds.
F. W. Goss, an Endeavorer, who with $50
other from Peoria was in the wreck at Cody,
Colo, arrived here yesterday.
score of Christian Endeavor specials or
regular trains with Endeavor delegations
arrived yesterday at Oak 'and mole.
James J. Flynn and T. F. Treacy have sued
Bchreud Joost, Anna JOOst and others Tor
S153 AZ, said to be due on street contract
a. II. Small and Mrs. Annie Jackson Wooster
were married yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
al he rst Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR..
jerks officiating.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Emporium
and Golden Rule Bazaar were filed IN the once
n tie County Clerk yesterday. The capital
t.5az Is 100000.
y The will of.Carlos F Glein has been filed for
probate. The property is worth over $40, 900,
al OfIwhich is bequeathed the widow and
children ofdecedent.
A. /. Knott was arraigned IN Judge Lows
court YES Jerday morning on the charge OF
numbering Joseph knRuer, and the case was
continued till Tuesday.
William T. Beatty has sued the Co-orerative
Brotherhood OF Winters Island for 5000 for
damage to a racing mare which was. left in the
care OF the defendant COMPANY.
Thomas Prunty, man bout so years Of age,
was booked at the City Prison yesterday on
the charge OF breaking into the dental rooms
OF Dr. Thomas Morffew on June 30.
D. E. Bohannan, a soil citor for the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company. was ar
res ed on GeCry and Kearny streets yesterday
morning for obstructing the sidewalk.
Professor B. F. Longstreet, famous as a
single-taxer, will discuss Hard Times ana
What Causes Them at the Shiels building,
80 O'Farrell street, tomorrow evening.
The Fourth of July committee viii donate
the surplus of its funds toward erecting a
monument to Edward Matthews, VINO was
killed at the fireworks display last Monday.
The first copies of an American-spanish edi-
ton of E. Comereio have been received
here from Guatemala The editor and propri-
etor Angel Prieto Alvarez is wellknown-
writer in this City.
Ms. Mathida Nielsen mas sued the Provi-
den, Savings Life Assurance Society of New
York o recover $4,000 said 10 be due on life
insurance policy issued to her late hus sband,
who died February 10. 1896.
Public Administrator Freese has pet.tioned
the Superior Court TO be appointed admins
times known as Kenny and sometimes known
as Graham The property is not worth more
than 1000.
The Southern Pacific has brought from Og-
den during the past eight days "A trains, with
S3S cars, bearing "a. 900 people. By the other
southern Pacific routes $4,000 more have
ana cheap
rate people in all.
l.sZzie n. Feeheimer, in which the writer de-
lHres that she viii END her life in the bay,
yLecEIse her uncle abused her. The people
Whom she named declare that they do not
know such person.
o. NJ. Welburn, the ex-Collector of Internal
Revenue, was again arrested yesterday on
eight additional charges of EN- beZzlement pre-
ferred by Treasury Agent Thrasher. He was
released on $4,000 bonds furnished by
Colonel D. NJ. Burns and Thomas H. Williams.
Evans Council No. 50, Order Chosen Friends,
gave reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter n.
Brunt last evening at Concord Hall, AlcHzar
building. Mr.. ana Mrs. Brunt have just re-
turned from their wedding trip, and desire
TO welcome them home again prompted the
council 10 arrange the hearty reception 1t ex-
tended.
Edna Dean, commonly called Mrs. Edna
Dean Corrivenu. com mmitted suicide with poi
son at her home at 3160 Twenty-fourth street
on or about June %, but the body was not
found until yesterday. Her suicide revives a
scandal OF several years sgo, relative TO the
mysterious disappearance OF the entire estate
OF Louis Corrveau.
The residence of Thomas Magee, at 1921
Octavia street, was entered last Wednesday
mig ht by burglars during the absence of the
family, but fortunately nothing was TAKEN as
all the valuaGles had been locked up. The
thief, do doubt, WAS acquainted with the run
of he house, as the wstchman had only been
absent for lew minutes.
The matter of the Sunnyside sewer district
was taken up before the Street Committee of
The Board of Supervisors yesterday. Ex-
Mayor Sutro and q number of her in teres ted
pro performers stated their objections to it,
AND the committee decided 10 hold the matter
open TOR some time and TO investigate IL care.
fully before taking action.
The case of Food Inspector Dockery, who
~ arrested by the Collector of Customs for
irving 10 stop the expectation of big lot of
adulterated stuff called Ca liornia brandy was
continued again yesterday by Commissioner
HeacoCk The case has been continued many
that the prosecution desires 10 have the case
dropped alto gether.
Last evening about z O'Clock n fire broke out
in the dry grass in the hills bove the soldiers
quarters on Angel Island. Heavy volumes of
black smoke rolled up from the spot where the
fin mes were feeding on the dead vegetation,
ana the quarantine tug Sternberg left her
berth at MeIggs wharf for the scene. Tne FIRE
was finally subdued after warm fight, and
no damage OF any importance was done.
The preliminary exa nina tion of H. Russell
Ward, the man who eloped from Los Angeles
with Mrs. John Bradbury and who is now in
TIE tolls on q charge of Illicit coha bltatfon,
was commenced before Police Judge Low
yesterday. The prosecution put in the last OF
It's evidence last night. Mrs. Bradbury did
not appear TO give the promised ev!Gence
against Ward, but it was explained by her
counsel that she was too i'll 10 leave her bed.
Garret McEnrTney, who appeared for Ward,
moved for q dismissal of the cnse on the
ground that no crime had been proved against
remarking mat the evidence was sufficiently
strong to warrant holding Ward to answer BE-
fore the Superior Court. Ward was given
uu til tomorrow TO put in his defense. In the