The San Francisco call., 1904-11-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

CONTRACTORS
Henry A Whitley met with serious injuries
yesterday afternoon in a runaway at South
San anc:sco The buggy swas cap ed.
throwing Whitley out
BOYS SKULL FACTURED-Robert Ellis
agei seven years OF 1902 Powell street is suf-
fering from a conclusion Of the brain with
possible fracture OF the skull by being hit with
a stone thrown by a boy whose name has not
been ascertained.
CHINESE DEPORTED.-United States Mar
shall H. z. Osborne Of Los Angeles and United
terday with forty-four Chinese laborers who
will be deported on Saturday.
MANSFELDT CLUB TO GIVE RECITAL
The Mansfeldt Club will give it's second piano
Friday evening. November 25. An elabor-
ate programme has been arranged.
SAILOR FATALLY INJURED.-Luciano
Muscazzi, a sailor, 81 years old. died at the
United States Marine Hospital last Sunday
night Of injuries received in street car
accident at Folsom and Third streets.
SUES UNITED RAILROADS was
filed in the Justice Court yesterday by Edwin
Austin against the United Railroads for the
sum Of s2l5 and costs He claims that on
jured by car on Kearny street, between Sac
ramento and Clay.
FRAUD ORDER ISSUED-Postmaster Cen
eral Wynne has issued fraud order against
the Western States Mercantile Company and
the Monarch Realty Company Of this city.
Of get-quick-rich concerns. They will be de-
MED the of the mails.
WATER SUIT ON THE CALENDAR
United States Circuit Judge Morrow yester-
day placed on the trial calendar for Decem-
Der 8 the suit of the Contra Costa Water
Company VS.. the City Of Oakland and others
to restrain the city from enforcing the new
schedule Of water rates.
PETITIONS IN INSOLVENCY - Petitions
in insolvency were filed yesterday in the United
San Francisco liabilities sS9s7 II. no assets;
William B. Simpson, saloon-keeper, Dunsmuir,
liabilities 500. assets 5000.
WRIGHTs HEARING POSTPONED. The
preliminary examination of George A. Wright,
charged with embezzlement while acting as
Deputy United States Internal Revenue Col
lector was called yesterday before United
states Commissioner Heacock Bert schIes-
tinuance until November 2s, which was
granted.
EPPINGER CASES CONTINUED The
cases of Jacob and Herman Eppinger charged
with obtaining money by false pretenses were
on Judge Lawlor's calendar yesterday to be
set. Ex-Governor James H. Budd appeared
for the first time for the defendants. and by
consent the cases were continued until No
vember IS be set
NOT JUDGE CONLAN's BROTHER
Police Judge Conlan received dispatch from
Dan McKinnon. Dixon. yesterday to the effect
that his brother, James, had died there Sun
day night, and asking for instructions. The
Judge said yesterday that the man was no
relative of his and that his only brother was
Dr. F. ]. S. Conlan.
ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY.-Assistant
McCurrfe Of the Humane Society and
Police officer Cook arrested Charles Carlson
yesterday charge of cruelty to animals.
Carlson is alleged to have deliberately backed
a wagon loaded with iron pipe into span Of
hack horses The unfortunate beasts were ter
ribly scraped and cut by the pipe.
SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY. Orndorfr
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tives Ryan and Taylor suspicion Of being
implicated in the robbery of Gottlieb Hopp
ARTILLERY. HopD. says that while out a
spree he was robbed Of $4,000 in greenbacks
and $3.50 in gold, the savings of thirty years
Orndorff stoutly denies the charge.
! DELIBERATELY ENDS LIFE.-S. w.
/ Froefe. q betmaker, was found dead in his
room in lodging house at 655 Folsom street
/ end his life, as after drinking the contents Of
/ a bottle of strychnine he fired bullet into
nothing is known of him why he ended his
life. He had been occupying the room but
two weeks. .
GUNTHER'S CASE SET FOR TRIAL
with offering and giving bribe to Dayid j.
Kelly. juror at the trial Of Ng Yuen Lung
Educational Society. was set by Judge Law
lor yesterday for trial Thursday morning
before Judge Burnett of Santa Rosa in De-
partment 6 of the Superior Court.
WYMAN'S CASE ASSIGNED.-The case OF
Charles Wyman charged with fraudulently
voting at the primary election, was assigned
on the calendar for tomorrow for arraign-
ment of the defendant At the time
Joseph
election law by refusing to administer the
oath to a voter whose vote was challenged
at the primary election. will be arraigned
LEAVES FURNITURE. IN STREET.-on
Thursday last Raphael Romero. a tenant al
1921 Washington street. was ordered by tn.
Sheriff to vacate his home. A. Fodera. the
landlord, secured judgment of sos for three
months rent. Dputy Sheriff Jesse Galland
called on the occupants Saturday to see IL they
had moved. Through the pleading of room
ery who said they had paid room rent In
| advance Galland allowed them until Moneas
TO find new quarters. Gaand called yestar-
day but found no one IL att snlance, anj TIE
furniture was moved on the street. without a
clalr.ait.
ARMENIAN-GREEK INTERPRETER =
The United States Civil Service Commission
announces an examination for December Z
at San Francisco. Los Angeles. Fresno. Marys
viILe and Reno. for the position of Interprete
armenian and either Syrian or Creek. male
in the immigration service at Ellis Island
N Y Age limit 20 years or over Appl,
TO the United States Civil Service Commits
sion Washington. D. c., or to the secretary
Board Civil Service Examiners, postoffice. Sal
Francisco for application form 304 and 1141
which should be fled with the commission a