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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-21
CRIMINALS AT THE BAR.

Superior Judge Cook did not appear
yesterday morning at his courtroom, and
in consequence a number of criminals.
booked for sentence, were taken back to
Jail TO await the coming of another day.
Jacob Pfrang, who on February Is
stabbed his wife, Delta, four times and
suffered conviction on a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon, was sentenced by
Judge Dunno to one year in the County
Jail John McGregor, convicted of bur-
glary. was sentenced to eighteen months
in San Quentin. Harry Peters, a profess
sional burglar, who was caught IN the
act of looting c.. Schoenfeldts store, 107l2
Fifth street. was sent to Folsom PRISON
for a term of five years.
Joseph Clark, convicted of the murder
of Joseph Cross was not sentenced AS
sistant District Attorney Creamy hled an
answer to that placed on record by Ii.
Digby Johnston. defendants counsel, last
week charging improper conduct. Creamy
denied all charges made by Johnston, anu
as the latter wanted to reply to the an
swer the case was continued for week.
Michael Flannery, who stole SILVER
watch from the person OF Mlchael DaIr
ton and was convicted on charge OF
grand larceny. was sent TO San Quentin
for three years by Judge Lawlor
p. McAran. one of the straw bondsmc N
who assisted Pickpocket Eddie Brooks to
regain his liberty, was arraigned before
Judge Lawlor A motion for a reduction
of bail was made by defendants counsel,
but the court refused to interfere, leav-
ing the figure named by Presiding Judge
Daingerfeld-$300
Lizzie Murphy, charged with grand lar
ceny. was before Judge Lawlor that her
case might be set for trial. She was en-
loving her liberty on bond on which G.
Elliott and John Crowley, upper end sa-
Ioon-keepers, appeared as securities and
were accepted by Clerk Thomas Kelly.
After glancing over the document Judge
TawIor said that it was worthless, and
ordered the defendant into the custody Of
the Sheriff until her case comes up for
trial next Wednesday.
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ST IGNATIUs COLLEGE.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 20, 1899

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1899.
The Editor of the San Francisco Call
Dear Sir: AS the public have learned
through the daily press, that the late Mrs.
Donahue bequeathed 500, 600 TO st. ISnatius
College in trust to provide free library for
and that the trustees of the college have
refused the trust, L beg to be allowed to
state the reasons of this refusal.
According to the will the trustees were
for this sum to furnish site, to put up
suitable building, to equip a library and
either to provide themselves for it's support
or else to form a society for this purpose.
Struggling as we are for bare existence 1t
is clear that could not take upon our
shoulders the additional burden of the sup
port of such a library, supposing that ii
could have been established for the sum
bequeathed.
The alternative of forming a society for
its maintenance seemed equally impossible.
To such a society the testatrix bequeathed
solicit further subscriptions to a consider
able amount in order to obtain a capital OF
which the income would be sufficient to de-
fray the expenses of the library This would
be to divert the funds necessary for our own
ng-established work to a new one which,
though most excellent in itself, could not
have such claims upon our care.
We deeply regret that the condition of
our affairs forbade to undertake this
charge so closely connected with the work
of education in which we are engaged and
hear with unfeigned satisfaction that
Mrs. Donahue's benevolent intentions are
not likely to be frustrated but that the
Most Reverend Archbishop will in all prob
ability assume the trust Yours respect
fully, j. p. FRIEDEN, s. j.
President Board of Trustees of st. Ignatius
College
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Services at st. Patrick's.

The Feast of Pentecost will be ceIebrat-
ed at st. Patrick's Church this morning
with solemnity. There will be solemn
high mass at II o'clock, at which one of
the Redemptorist Fathers will preach the
sermon. The music for the occasion will
be specially attractive. Millards cee-
brated Mass in G. as arranged BY the
organist of the church. Miss Mary Short.
will be sung by the full choir. Sopranos.
Miss Eta NJ Welch and Miss Frances
Hausman; contraltos, Miss Genevieve NJ.
Sullivan and Miss Rose Kelly; tenors. Ar
thur Messmer, 7. j. O'Brien and John
O'Brien; bassos. l.. Albert Larsen and
tanned as follows: "Qui Tolls" Miss 3.
M WEIGH: "Genitum non Factum. u
Miss G. M. Sullivan: EFT Incarnatus est
Arthur Messmer; "Kyrie," L. A. Larsen.
Rossini's 80 salutaris will be sung at
Messmer and L; A. Larsen: The mission
for the married men which has been in
progress during the past week will close
at o'clock. The mission for the young
men of the parish will commence at 1880
O clock this evening and will end the fell
lowing Sunday. The exercises this even
ing will consist of short instruction, ros-
airy. sermon and benediction of the bless
ed sacrament. The exercises will be the
same each evening throughout the week
There viii be a mission mass every MORN
ing at $50 o'clock, followed by a sermon.
and a mission mass again at 8 o'clock
followed by a sermon also.
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Fairmount Political Clubs.

The property owners in the Paramount
section of the city are eXerting them
selves in politics as well as in improve
ments There were two clubs organized
in that district last night
Republican club was organized at
Crouch's Hail. corner of Arlington and
Miguel streets, by a few of the more
prominent Republicans After discussing
the situation for brief time it was de-
cided to organize the Thirty-sixth Dis
trict Paramount Republican Club.
The following officers were elected:
Chris Stader. president; T. Nelson. vice
president; Thomas Crouch, secretary. and
Joseph Fleck treasurer.
simultaneously with the formation of
the Republican club, the Democrats or
ganized a club of their OWN in Fair
mount Hail. with the following officers:
President, Joseph 2. Tuohey7 vice presi-
dent, Henry Esksos secretary, /. p.
Smith. and treasurer, Earnest Raffestin.
club 10 affiliate with the Mission Demo-
cratic Federation of Primary Clubs.
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A. o. H. BOARD OF ERIN.
The Annual Convention Is Held in
Crusaders Hall.

The annual session of the State con-
vention of the A. o. H. Board of Erin
was held in Crusaders Hall, 1859 Mis-
sion street yesterday afternoon and even
ing, NJ. G. Sears, State delegate, presid-
ing. After the transaction of routine
business the convention resolved itself
into executive session with ]. J. Heating,
county delegate, in the chair In view of
the fact that a general misapprehension
exists regarding the relation of the a. O.
II. Board of Erin to the A o. H., resolu-
tons were adopted defining the differ
ence between the two orders the sub
stance of which was to the effect that
the a. o. H. in the convention of 1884 at
Cleveland practically declared themselves
seceders from the order; that while the
A. o. II. Board of Erin refused to admit
members unless they were natives of Ire
land or descended from natives thereof,
and who were Catholics the A. O. H.
freely admitted descendants of mixed
Creligious) marriages and without regard
to nativity of their parents, so long as
the father or mother could claim Irish
descent.
Before adjournment the chair an
nounced the deaths of NJ. McCabe of di-
vision No. and John Shea, former re-
cording secretary who was killed in the
Philippines while serving in the United
States volunteers, and appropriate resolu-
lions We're adopted.
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JUBILEE SERVICES.
Anniversary Celebration to Be Held
at the Mission of the Good
Ca,,,o,.;fa,, To-naU

There will be jubilee services to-day at
the Cathedral Mission of the Good Sa-
marian, Second and Folsom streets, in
commemoration of the fifth anniversary
of the mission. The services include an
early eucharist at $50 a. m, and also at
the II o'clock services, when the rector
will tell of the good accomplished in the
past and the hopes of the future.
In the afternoon a Sunday school cele
bration and giving of prizes will take
place. The evening will be devoted TO
grand school service at which the Bishop
OF California will. preach and also admit
several young ladies with impressive cere-
mony into the Order of the King. The
musical programme for the day is as fol-
lows
professional" 1S3. Mann; "venite."
Leman; TIE Deum" Woodward; "Jubi-
troit." SIS, Dykes; "Kyrie." Tours
Gloria Tibe," Tours; hymn, Mason
Gloria Patri." Matthews: offertory. 80
for a Closer Walk y til God" with solo
for boy soprano. Foster; "Sirsum Corda ="
Tours; "Sanctus.". Tours; hymn. Dos.
"Agnus Del ,Gounod; ), Gloria in Excel
cessional," 40S.
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PRICELESS VALUE OF A BOY
DR.. c. GOSCINSKY IS DESERTED
BY HIS WIFE.
An Interesting Cause That Will Be
Heard by Judge Mogan Io-Mor-
row Morning if the
Wife Appears.

7r the first time in the records of the
= ice Courts a search warrant was ISSUED
~ Judge Mogan yesterday for the recov-
cry Of a human being alleged to have beer
stolen, the complaint charging the crime
or grand larceny.
DIR. c.. Goscinsky, SAP Pine street, is the
complaining witness He called upon the
Judge and explained that his wife had
deserted him May S and had taken with
her their boy, Herbert years Of age. He
had searched for the boy at Ocean View
and on Noe street, as he had reason TO be-
leve he was in the custody OF Mrs. Adolph
Roemer. an intimate friend Of his VIE,
but IL was not till last Monday That ne
discovered Mrs. Roemer was living at
Pearl street, near Market.
He went there and saw his boy, but
Mrs. Roemer denied that he was there.
on telling her that be had seen the boy
on the stairs Mrs Roemer admitted mat
he was right, but sand she would refuse
10 deliver him up unless she was PAID 500
for his board. as she naa kept him on and
on for the past three years. Not having
the money Goscinsky had to retire with
our the boy. but later he wrote letter
u Mrs RotmcT Offering TO pay the
amount when he was able, but the letter
was returned unopened.
Ny wife and l lived on Mlnna street,
continued the doctor. but as it did not
suit me / engaged suite of rooms at 642
lane street about five weeks ago on the
lulerSt audius with my wife that she
would remove there when my circum-
stances GOT better. She used TO come
tha-e every day and annoy me by remain
s.g in my rooms all day. Two weeks ago
she met me on the street in front OF the
house and abused me for not attending
. t1 th. VS. shoes. I told her not to make
\ ,sr aI the street, but she struck me,
t-5.E-E off my hat and spectacles, and
--- IS the last ] have seen of her. l am
. -raluate OF Leipsic University and have
teeu in this country five years. We were
- FRIED in Leipsic, but our boy was born
.--e shortly after our arrival"
The Judge after hearing his story is
-'ad the search warrant, and the value of
-.. boy was placed al 5000 by the doctor.
Tie Judge before signing the warrant
changed the value from 5000 to "of price
..-S value
officer Cronin got the warrant and, &C
uparied by DR.. Goscinsky. went to
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Sunset District Entertainment

The members of the Cooper Memorial
Congregational Church, Ninth avenue and
II street, Sunset district, gave a
successful musical and literary entertain
ment and ice cream social last Friday
evening The hall was crowded and the
numbers on the programme were well re-
ceived. The success of the affair was due
to the efforts of the following ladies,
members of the church; Mrs Emma
Harrington, Mrs. Kate Jones. Mrs George
H. Makinson, Mrs. e. Tompkins, Mrs.
Moldrup and Miss Marguerite Betz.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-21

Mrs. Roemer's house. She delivered over
the boy without Offering any objection
and there. was an affecting parting be-
tween the boy and Mrs. Roemer's three
children, who had come to look upon MN
as. a brother. Mrs. Roemer said she
would notify Mrs. Goscinsky so that she
would be in court tomorrow morning
when the case is called. According to
Judge Mogan's order officer Cronin hand
ed over the boy to the custody or his
father
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-21
REASONS WHY A BIG
REQUEST WAS REFUSED
TRUSTEES OF ST. IGNATIUS
COLLEGE EXPLAIN.
They Regret That They Cannot Ac-
cept the Generous Gift of the
Late Mrs. Annie Donahue.

A great deal of surprise was manifested
yesterday by the parishioners of st. Ig-
natius Cathedral and by the public gener-
ally that the trustees of the college
should refuse the 100000 legacy left them
by the late Mrs. Annie Donahue, widow
of Peter Donahue, to be used in founding
and supporting for the benefit of Catholic
young men a library to be called in men,
DRY of her husband the Donahue library.
The trustees reasons for refusing the
large bequest were pertinent, and they
decided yesterday to inform the public
what their reasons were. The following
communication to The Cali explains their
action.
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~ AKLAND, May 2O.-The engage
ment is announced of Miss Marie
~ L. McDermott of this city to Aus
tin N Walton of San Francisco
Mr. Walton graduated with high honors
from st. Ignatius College, and now holds
a responsible position with the Pacific
Mail Company. Miss McDermott is the
daughter of Bernard McDermott, whose
home is at 514 Eighteenth street.
The bride-elect graduated with the class
of '9S from the University of California,
taking her degree as a graduate of let
tiers. The wedding will take place in the
fall and will be quiet home affair. Miss
McDermott is a very talented and popu-
lar young lady.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-21
An AGED Policeman Dies.

Harrison Moran died at his residence,
227 Duncan street, early yesterday morn
ing from stroke of paralysis. He was
retired from the police force last April
owing to incompetency, after serving
nineteen years For long time he was
stationed on Stanyan street. and was
well known to the frequenters of the park
He was 81 years of age.
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Commencement at Mills.

OAKLAND, May 2O.-Next Tuesday
evening the commencement concert of
Mills College will be given at the insti-
tuition. The numbers will be rendered by
the piano class under Professor Louis
.isser the vocal class of Professor H. B.
Pasmore and the violin class of Guilo
Minetti The young ladies whose names
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appear on the programme are: Miss
Dorothy Cooley. Miss Minnie Mauerhan,
Miss Mabel Kinear Miss Elna Miller, Miss
Donna Whitaker, Miss Alice Gray, Miss
Zue Geery Miss Willie Finley Miss
Beulah George Geery and Miss Grace Ell
be held next Wednesday evening.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market st.
La Snusalite Ferry.

Commencing April %. 1893.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VAIL.
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-700. $780, $780, 100 a. m. :
'1:45. 800. 400. &. 1900. 80 p; m
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and San
Rafael, on Mondays. Wednesdays. Saturdays
and Sund VS.. at SOC and 1870 D. m.
SUNDAYS -ss: $500 1880 400 IL 80
a m. 100, .1:45. $3.50. 400, $50 s:45 p. m.
HOO a m. does Lot run to S'n Raft Sundays
$50 p. m. does not TO Mill Valy Sundays.
Trains marked ~ to San Q entln.
FROM san. RA AEL TO SAN FRANCISCO:
WEEK DAYS-5:25, $40 1855, $40, 1920
a. m; 1890. 2:45 .? 4:35. 5:15 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at GAO / 10:i5 p.
SUNDAYS-7:0O, $500, '9:45, '10:45, '11;4i
a. m. Zoo. 2:2o $3.50. '5:15 500, 700. 1918
p.
FROM MILL valley TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-5:45 $50, 7:55. 1855. 10:3s
a. M 1926. 2:45. Ass. $40 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays
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SUNDAYS-S:00, 10:00 11;10 a. m: 1905
1920 2:4O, $3.50. $50. 80 1920 p m.
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500 p. m Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta MS
5:15 .. m week DAYS Saturdays excepted
Point Reyes and way stations
500 a. m. Sundays-CaZadero and way sta ns
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