The San Francisco call., 1897-03-18


experimenter in hypnotics.
Phillip DonnaiIy's Death.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March ia differ
ent version of the death OF Phillip Don.
naliy at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 21st CT
last mon b IN prison cell, is given in a
letter received by Mrs. A. W. Gamble OF
1910 Alameda avenue, The mother of the
young man. The letter was dated two
days after the death, but on account of a
mlsdirection lay in the Alameda pos.office
until last Nj Monday, when it was received
by Miss Kate Donnaily, sister of the de-
ceased. The letter is by stranger to the
AIamedans, Captain Burt Ward of the
Plowboy, IN whose employ the young man
had been. The letter shows that the
young man tainted in the street from
heart-failure and having been taken to the
station-house died there. The teiegraphic
accounts had it that the son and brother
was arrested on suspicion OF larceny.
Disinherited His Son.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March 1.-THE will
of James Cook, ex-Citv Marshal of Ala
media, has been filed, dsposing OF an es.
tate valued at $25G0. His sister. Mrs. Ann
Jane Kelly OF Philadelphia, Pa, is the
sole devisee. The son, J. ]. Cook, now OF
San Jose, is disinherited specifically. The
will was made on the 30th of last jan
uary, before The testator' s removal to the
Soldiers Home at Yonntville, where he
died.
Close of the Revival.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March 17.-Rev. Mr.
MunhalI, with Mr.. Birch, his cornet-
playing coad iutor, has held his closing
meeting in the three weeks of the revival
and this afternoon left for the Stanford
University to deliver his lecture on tie
Bible. Tomorrow he will so 10 Marys-
vile to open series of revival services for
another three weeks. He expects to re-
main on the coast for about six months,
and will close his work in Los Angeles.
Notes About Town.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March IL. "How to
Study Modern Languages will be the subject
of a talk by Professor thinner man on next
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock before the
ladies OF the Adelphian Club.
The Won Kapf- -Marsden wedding will be
getional church. Miss Violet Won Kapff will
be the maid Arthur G. Burns the Des man
and A. F. st. Sure, Frank Fabeus, Louis Ward
and Charles Hanley the usners.
Frederick Stanhle, on behalf of his dead
father, has presented 10 the Free Library
framed and authenticated copy OF The New
York Gazetteer, published on January ., 1855.
The Free Library has received, through the
American Consul at Bombay, portfolios OF 400
engraved and colored plates OF the architectu-
published in England by the Maharajah OF Jey-
PORE. There is only another copy extant IN
America, in the Astor Library OF New YORK.
The Board of Education has appointed James
L. Ballentne school census marshal, with
Charles Frost as his deputy. They will be-
gin the work in the field on the 10Th OF next
month.
James R. Bigler of this city has exchan ged
stock ranch of 5132 acres, i've miles from
Cloverdale in Sonoma County. for eleven los
and houses at the corner of Julian and II
streets in San Jose.
The Alameda Auxiliary of the Woman's S
Suffrage Association will hold meeting at
the home of Mrs. Majors. Clinton avenue and
Chestnut street, on Friday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock.
Charter members of Pacific Hose Company
No. held meeting, passed resolutions, sent
a floral emblem and detailed pal-bearers to
attend the funeral of Peter MartinonL The
meeting will result in the formation OF an
association of charter and veteran mem bers
Of the company.