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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
CHURCH uAr RAISE poyEr.

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
CONCERT FOR sEAnEvs MISSION.

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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
ROBBERS BEAT
THEIR VICTIM
William Lee Assaulted
by Gang Of Desper-
ate Thieves.

A well dressed man, giving his name as
William Lee, was knocked down by two
thieves on Grant avenue, near OFarrell
street, early yesterday morning and
robbed Of $50 Lee was about to enter the
lodging-house where he is rooming when
he was suddenly struck from behind, pre-
sumably with some blunt instrument AS
he fell the criminals went through his
pockets, taking his money. Police Officer
Davids found him lying on the sidewalk
a short time after the hold-up and took
him to the central station.
To Lieutenant Martin, Lee said he had
been visiting friends and did not return
to his lodgings until after 1 o'cIock in the
morning. He said: LAS I walked down
Ellis street on my way to my room
noticed that two men were following me-
and, thinking that they were bent on
holding me up, quickened my pace. Just
as l was about to open the door of the
house in which l live the desperate fell
lows attacked me, knockink me down.
After threatening to send me to the
Morgue if l raised an onucry they pro-
ceeded to search me for yaluables. 1 am
satisfied that L could identify the men in
event they are arrested.
Shortly after the robbery Station Officer
Davids arrested two desperate looking fell
lows who answered the description given
of the thieves by the victim of the hold
up. After being detained for a short time
they established an alibi and were re-
leased,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
MANY WITNESSES
To RICE MURDER
Evidence Grows Against
Suspects in the City
Prison.

The police are more firmly convinced
than ever that William Buckley. Charles
Donnelly, Thomas Moran and Edward J..
Duncan, now in the tanks" are respon-
sible for the murder of George w. Rice,
the non-union machinist, at Twentieth and
Howard streets Friday evening. Detec-
uves Ryan and Fitzgerald were at work
on the case yesterday and brought sew
eral people to the City Prison to see If
they could identify the suspects.
Among them was l.. R. Levy 1851
Howard street, who gave chase to the
man who fred the shots. He only saw
the back of the man. The four sIsnects
along with other prisoners, were placed
IN line with their backs turned toward
Levy lie picked out Buckley and said
his back and his clothes resembled those
OF the man who did the shooting.
Frank Keaveny, a boy living at 113O
York street; j. Wallace, S4S Capp street;
J: B9Sshart, 1903 Capp street; superintend,
and Mr.. Kidd, 721 Shotwell street. who
were on the car. also had look at the
prisoners, but were not positive in their
identifcation. They will be subpenaed
to give their testimany at the Coroner's
inquest to-day at 10 o'clock Mrs Curzon.
$3.50 twentieth street, who was at her
window and saw the men running away:
Mrs. Remmensberg, 1894 Howard street
who was on the front stoop of her house
and also saw them running away. will he
s9bpenaed; Two important witnesses are
Mrs. r. Nicholas, 5311A ShotWell street
and her friend, Miss Hammerton. Thev
were standing in front of Mrs. Nicholas
residence and saw the men running away
alttTn aTter the @ shooting. One of the men was
as he ran. 1t might have been a revolver
and 1t might have been club The de-
scription fits Duncan.
The conductor and motorman of the car
will also be Subpenaed. The police feeI
certain that Buckley's guilt will be estab-
hshed py the testimony at the inquest.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
WOMAN DYING
FROM BEATING
Mrs. Emma Ohe Said to
Be Victim of Brutal
Husband.
He Is Accused of Having In
ficted Injuries While
Drunk.

Mrs. Emma Ohe is out at the City and
County Hospital dying from beating
supposed to. have been administered by
her husband, Harry Ohe, an employe In
the Western Meat Market. The husband
is confined in the City Prison, and in the
event Of his wife's death will be charged
with murder.
1t is one of the most shameful cases that
ever was called to the attention of the
police. Drink is the direct cause of all
the trouble. Mrs Ohe, who is a woman
of some SO years, has been addicted to the
use of LIQUOR. She is the mother of five
children, the eldest of whom is a girl
OF IL years and the youngest an infant OF
Is months
Saturday night a physician who was
called to attend Mrs. Ohe found her con-
dltion to be SO serious that he determined
to inform the police. The unfortunate wo.
man was conveyed to the Receiving Hos
pital. She was Unconscious and in most
pitiable condition. Her eyes bore evil
dence of the blows she had received, while
her body was one mass OF black and blue
marks.
The surgeons at the hospital pronounced
her condition most serious, and Detectives
Gibson and Riordan took the husband into
custody. The Ohes reside at So Laurel
avenue. small thoroughfare running off
Fillmore street, between Turk and Eddy.
Detectives Secure Evidence.
Ohe denies having assaulted his wife,
but the detectives have secured evidence
against him that indicates that she recetv-
ed the brutal beating at his hands.
According to the Investigations of the
police the unfortunate woman was beaten
on the evening of October 6, a week ago
Sunday. The woman visiting the
house of Mrs. Irene, neighbor, who re-
sides at 81 Laurel avenue, and was drink
ing beer with her when her husband en-
tered. He dragged her out of the house,
and, according to the police, locked her up
IN room in the Ohe home and beat her.
She finally escaped from this room and
sought the home of Mrs. Rodgers, who
resides in the fiat above Mrs. Irene, for
safety.
Runs to Neighbor for Protection.
Mrs. Rodgers informed the detectives
that Mrs. Ohe bore all the evidences of the
beating upon the occasion of this visit.
The husband denies that he ever assault
ed his wife, but that he is a heartless in
div1dual appears from his answer to
statement of Detective Gibson
Your wife is going to die said Gibson.
Il had to get rid of her anyhow" an
swered Ohe Ohe refused to make any
further statement, but people who were
neighbors to the Ohes at Fifteenth street
and Portrero avenue, and Laurel ave-
nue., say that he beat the woman con-
tinuously.
The children of the couple are suffering
from disease. Two of them will be cared
for by relatives, while the others will be
sent to an asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
REV, kOZLOWSKI
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Priest Excommunicated
by Archbishop Fee
han Arrives.
Bishop of Polish Catholic
Church Thought to Be
After Funds.

The Right Rev. Anthony Kozlowski,
Bishop of the Polish Catholic church Of
the United States, arrived here yesterday
and is at the Grand. The noted ecclesi-
astic is here on q short visit, presumably
TO collect funds for his church and char
liable institutions in Chicago, but when
interviewed he was very reticent about
the object of his trip.
Bishop KOzlowski has the reputation of
5eing an agitator and of causing much
trouble among the Polish Roman Catholics
in this country. he was eXcommunicated
from the Roman Catholic church by Arch
bishop Feehan of Chicago in October, 1886.
eventual accommodation of the priest
dates back to the time when the Rev.
Mr.. Kozlowski was pastor of st. Hedwig' s
Polish Church. He had q large following
among the congregation and he seeded
from the Roman Catholic church. The
majority Of his flock followed him. The
trouble was over the ownership OF church
property. Archbishop Feehan, after re-
ceiving the proper authority from Rome,
eXcommunicated him.
The Rev. Mr.. KoZlowsk Immediately re-
tslisted by forming church of his own,
church of the United States. He also
brought suit against archbishop Feehan
for the sum Of $50 900.
The specific charge against the Arch
bishop was that he had allowed a letter 20
be read from the pulpits of the diocese
forbidding al true members Of the Roman
Catholic church from associating in the
slightest degree with the plaintiff under
pain of being themselves placed under me
ban of the church.
this letter, which was read as directed In
the churches he was put to great incon-
xenience and had suffered financial loss
He did not win his suit
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
ITALIANS CELEBRATE
DISCOVERY OF AMERICA
Listen to Patriotic Grafton and Make
Merry Beneath Trees of Glen
Parl

The four hundred and ninth anniversary
Of the discovery Of America by Chris
topher Columbus was appropriately cele-
brsted yesterday at Glen Park by the
Garibaldi Guard and Mutual Aid Society.
Despite the intense heat, the celebration
was well attended and was a complete
success. The merry-making was fittingly
begun with q pariotic oration by Cav. G.
Calegaris, after which the sons of sunny
Italy dispersed about the park to enjoy
all the pleasures that it affords The
greater part of the crowd, however,
sought the shade of the dance hail. where
dancing was in progress during the entire
afternoon
The officers of the day and the commit
tees who contributed to the success Of the
celebration were as follows:
Honorary president. Cav. FIlippi Sierra: pres
ident, Cav. J. F. Fugazi; orator, Cav. G.
Calegaris
Committee on entertainments. Cerezhino.
G Pitto. Angelo Delucchi, A L. Bacigalupi
G. Cordano. Eduardo Effsimo. G. Sbarbaro.
Francesca Denartini, G. Bignotti and P. Isola
Committee on dancing-L Guinasso, N Fop-
piano. g. F. Ertola, G. Ertola Filippo De-
martini, A. Cavagnaro. Y. Perata. l. Perata.
1. Bruzzone. Agostino Figone. V Vaccaro and
Giovanni Figonne
a. Soacci, /. Rossi, G. B. Ostino, E. Boitano
F. Figone. l. Cereghino, c. Delucchi Antonio
Vale, z. Anlibolo and A Garbarino.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
FIVE HOURS FULL OF
THE BEST SPECIALTIES
Theatrical Managers Benefit at the
Grand 0pera-House Will Be a
Monster Attraction.

At o'clock this morning the sale of
seats for next Thursdays monster benefit
in aid of the charity fund Of the Associ-
ated Theatrical Managers and the Nc
Kinley memorial fund will begin at the
Grand Opera-house.
There will be large line, as, aside from
the worth Of the cause, the programme
to be given is undoubtedly the strongest
ever prepared in San Francisco. Every
theater in the city will send the choicest
portions of the current bill, and in addi-
ton Camille d'Arville, the operatic favor
ite, will sing, and Pollard's Australian
Juvenile Opera Company will appear for
the first time in America in the last. act
of 1.-THE Belle of New York" This or
ganization is famed the world over and
will arrive from Sydney to-day on the So
noma-
The performance will be continuous, and
when the Grand Opera-house curtain goes
up at l o'clock there is no doubt that the
big theater will be packed from pit to
dome. AS there will be seventeen num-
bers on the bill, positively no encores will
be allowed. Mayor Phelan will deliver a
brief address, and the young ladies of the
"Florodora" Company will act as the re-
ception committee.
Carriages may be ordered at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
WOMEN WHO WOULD VOTE
ANNOUNCE CONVENTION
Annual Gathering of Suffragists Is
to Be Held During the Present
Week

The annual convention of the California
Woman Suffrage Association will be held
at Yosemite Hall, Native Sons building,
Friday and Saturday next. About seven
ty-f1ve delegates will attend the conven-
ton. The first morning session will be
devoted to reports of officers, committees,
county societies and auxiliary clubs.
The first afternoon session will be taken
up with five-minute speeches by local club
presidents and others prominently con-
nected with the cause on practical work
for clubs. Mrs. B. Fay Mills will make
the principal address of the afternoon
her subject being THE New Woman On
the same evening a reception will be ten
dered the delegates and their friends
The second morning session will be de-
voted to the annual election of officers
and the transaction of other business
usual to convention. On the afternoon
of the second day the convention will be
addressed by Austin Lewis. A. H. Elliott
has also promised to favor the convention
with an address. All sessions will be
open to the public,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Institute Expresses Sympathy.

The representative body of the Young
Mems Institute has adopted the following
resolution:
Whereas, We. the members of the Board of
Grand Directors of the Young Mems Institute
Pacific jurisdiction, in regular meeting now
assembled for the first time since the tragic
death of our beloved President, William Nc
Kinley, and
Whereas This dread calamity has deprived
our country of worthy exemplar of civic and
domestic virtues, of ideal American citizen
and of typical President of the republic and
Whereas During his recent visit among us
he, by his lofty devotion to duty. endeared him
self to the people of the Pacific Coast; be it
Resolved. That express our adherence of
the atrocious circumstances under which he
met his death; that mourn with our coun-
try in her profound sorrow; that condemn
fearlessly the inculcation of principles opposed
to constituted authority and adverse to the
spirit of our institutions; be it further
Resolved That extend the expressions of
heartfelt sympathy to the stricken widow
of beloved chief magistrate that these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes of our
board and that copy of them be published
in the Institute Journal and the local press.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
The Pennsylvania Limited.

In writing from New York an official Of
one of the prominent English railways
who rode on the Pennsylvania limited,
says: II had a most Pleasant journey
from Chicago to New York. Your train
far surpasses anything we aspire to in
England"
The famous Pennsylvania limited de-
parts from Chicago union station every
day at $50 p. m. on its twenty-four-hour ur
run to New York. Special informa ton
regarding the superior transportation IA
cilities offered by the Pennsylvania short
lines can be obtained by addressing A S.
J. Holt, Pacific Coast Agent, 80 Montgom-
cry street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
ENCAMPMENT WEEK
IN THE CITY OF FRESNO
Great Gathering of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs in Interest of the

The next annual Grand Encampment of
the Odd Fellows will be held in Fresno
this year, commencing to-day. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be the largest gather
ing of that branch of Odd Fellowship ever
held in this State.
From the report that will be presented
by Grand Patriarch R. D. Gummoe of
Grass Valley it will appear that during
the last. year there has been an unusual
growth in that branch not only in MEM
bership but in finance.
archs Militant, l. o. o. F., of the depart
ment of California brigadier general, H.
O. Brewer, will go into camp at the same
place at the same time and break camp
on the 18th. There will be dress parade
each day at 5 p. M, a grand street parade
on the morning of the 18th and military
council in the evening On the 18th there
will be a competitive prize drill and in the
evening a grand military ball.
There will also be held at the same time
a special session of the California Assem-
bly, of the Rebekahs.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
SAMUELS CONFESSES
TO TWO BURGLARIEs
All the Plunder Stolen by the Ex-
Soldier Found in Various
Pawn shons

Frank Samuels, ex-soldier, who was
arrested several days ago for stealing
two baby buggies, was identified last
night as the man who broke into a house
at SS1 Eddy street on September IA and
stole lot of wearing apparel and sew
eral-pieces of jewelry. The property be-
longed to Japanese boy. who lived in
the house. Detective Tom Ryan found
the stolen articles in secondhand store
disposed of by the ex-soldier.
Samuels has also been identified as the
thief who paid two visits to a Clothing
store at ISL Mission street a short time
ago and stole fifteen suits of clothes. The
stolen property was recovered by Detect
i've Ryan. When confronted with the evi
dence of his guilt Samuels broke down
and made a complete confession. He saws
that hunger drove him to commit the
crimes.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Memorial for washington.

The members of the George Washington
Memorial Association met Saturday morn
Ing at the residence of Mrs. John F. Mer-
rrill, corner of Van Ness avenue and Wash
ington street. The event of the meeting
was an address by c. Hart Merriam on
the work being done for the accomplish
ment of the associations main project, the
erection of a monument at Washington
to the nations first President. The branch
or the association in this city has prom
ised to Immediately raise $4,000 and an eff
tort will be made to secure contributions
from every city and town in the State
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
ANOTHER PIONEER JOINS
THE GREAT MAJORITY
Luca Descalso, an Expert Orchardist
Passes Away at His Howard
Street Home.

Lucan Decalso, one of the pioneers of
the State, father of Luke NJ and James
R Descalso, who were formerly engaged
in the shoe business in this city, and Mrs.
7. Bolger, died at his residence. 1929
Howard street, last Friday night The
deceased was native of Genoa Italy.
aged 7S years. He was an expert orchard,
lst, and devoted his early years to his
chosen profession: He was a member of
the Society of California Pioneers
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
morning from the Church of ST. Charles
Borromeo, where requiem mass will
be celebrated. The interment will be in
the family plat at Holy Cross Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Workmen Entertained.

Spartan Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen gave an entertainment
Saturday night in the Red Mems build
ing to the Saturday night lodges of the
order. There was large number of
Workmen present, who were treated to
music, songs, rectitations and specialties
by Sam Booth, J. Meyers, P. j. Dwyer
and r. Isenbruck and addresses by
Grand Master Workman Morrison and
Past Grand Masters Hirschberg, Bahrs
and Danforth.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Arrested for Robbery.

Lieutenant Anderson of the Seventeenth
street police station is investigating a re-
ported robbery which is claimed to have
taken place at a saloon kept by Mrs. he
becca Clinton on Eugena avenue and
Wool street, Bernal Heights. Terry Fa-
gan alleges that he was robbed in the sa-
loon by Peter McGrath and James Ma
loney. The three men named were drink
ing in the place at l o'clock Sunday morn
ing. McGrath, Fagan claims, caught him
by the throat while Maloney took SO out
of his pantaloons pocket. McGrath and
Maloney were arrested and charged with
robbery
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
olympia From the South.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
panys Arequipa arrived from Valparaiso
ana way ports Saturday. She brought I'm
the following named cabin passengers:
L. A. Bodwell DR.. e. L. Kingman and wife
5; Schwartz. Frank B. Young Rev d. 7
looihgs' wife and three children A Gebba rdt
and A. Van Vaukelburgh
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
General Smith Rannuet.

The banquet to be rendered by the
Young Mems Institute to General James
r. smith, under the auspices of Pioneer
Council No. l, will take place at the Cai;-
fornia Hotel next Tuesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Seymour Goes to sprines

Captain of Detectives Seymour leaves
to-day for Paso Robles, where he intends
to take a much-needed rest. During his
absence Chief Sullivan will assume
charge of the detective department sew
mour expects to be gone about two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
$40, 900 Worth of Genuine Columbus
Buggy Company's Vehicles

To be sold by December 81. 1901. at nr;cas
that will astonish all. San Francieco
House, Market street, between Ninth md
Ienth, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14

High 5inks and smoker. ''Old Friends. ;,
tomorrow (Tuesday) night at IA Third st*
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14

Trapper's Oil cures rheumatism and neuralgia
Druggists. SOC flask. Richard & Co.. 4os Clay. .
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14

The only way to feed the sheep is to
follow the shepherd.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14

~ N Thursday afternoon next Miss
N Millie Levy and Isaac Hassen will
be united in marriage. The cere-
w mony will be performed at the
home of the bride, 1128 Turk
street. Rabbi NJ. s. Levy of the Geary-
street Synagogue will officiate. The we'd
ding will be private one, only the imme
diate relatives of both, families having
been invited. At the close of the cere-
mony the happy couple will depart on
their honeymoon. Upon their return they
will take UP their residence at the corner
of Leavenworth and Turk streets.
Miss Levy is prepossessing and
complished young lady. She is well
known in local society circles. She is the
daughter of Morris Levy, superintendent
of a well known manufacturing house in
this city.
Mr.. Hassen is a prominent jeweler of
this city. He is past chief ranger of
Court Golden Gate, Ancient Order of For
esters of America, and is a leading mem
Der of other fraternal~ organizations.
The young couple have received a great
many handsome gifte from their numer-
Gus friends and relatives.
Preparations for the wedding are now
under way
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-14
Need Shirt?

Need q Shirt?
TheGibSonSh Shirt makesmore
men good lookinS than does
GibS0nsS brush, for. this
garment Will give tone
20 any mans appearance 1t
HtS perfectly is made of
the h11eSt material and
Will 0utlaSt any other.sI1irf