The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

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the boy near the salt works.
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
TAKES srRYCHNINE-wilIia Tryon,
painter living on Twenty -nrst avenue between
and X streets committed suicide last night
by taking strychnine.
BoILERMAKER INJURED Dauf-
chin, a boilermaker. was terribly injured yes
dependent Gas Works.
TINY WILL IS ADMITrED-The calling
card will' of the late Ezra washburn, bailiff
OF the Supreme Court, was admitted to probate
by Judge coffey yesterday.
FALLS THREE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
old Albert Hutten yesterday fell three stories
from building on Clemsntina street and es-
capped with a broken ankle.
INSANE OVER BYRoN.-Miss Josephine
Little, middle-aged woman. found her ideal
lover In the pages of Byron-s poems. She was
committed to an asylum yesterday.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-John A
nfsIinn nas an aged ] man was accused YESTERDAY Of
streets and stealing some carpenter tools.
WIFE BEATER GOES TO JAIL.-Joseph c.
Richards was arrested yesterday the COM
platnt OF his wife, who accuses him of beating
and abusing her. They live 222 Buena Vista
avenue.
LoRING CLUB HOLDS BANQUET-The
Ioring Club. represented by about 100 musical
Hotel last night Speeches and songs alter
mated on the programme.
BANK CLERKS GIVE VAUDEVILLE
SHOW.-The annual vaudeville show Of San
Francisco Chapter. American Institute OF Bank
Clerks was given last night in Golden Gate
Hall before large audience.
FAIR A sUCCESS-The Bush-street Temple
fair drew a large crowd last night in the art
gallery OF the Mechanics Pavilion The
waits from the Hebrew Orphan Asylum were
entertained Rev. DR.. Jacob Nieto made an
address
SHE CHARGES FRAUD.-Elizabeth Kerr
has sued Margaret Kendall to recover s1235
at PIT Mipna street The praintin alleges that
the defendant fraudulently stated the value OF
the lodging house.
BANK SUES THE CITY.@The Bank OF
California yesterday filed suit in the United
States Circuit Court against the city and coun-
ty OF San Francisco TO recover $12.412 90 taxes
the last fiscal year
LA yESPERO'S ANNIvERSARY-La Yes
pero Parlor No. l1s. Native Daughters Of the
Golden West. will give its fifth anniversary
ball in Masonic Opera-hail at Railroad and
Fourteenth avenues, South San Francisco on
the evening of Saturday next
REYNOLDS TEsTIFYING.-George w. Rey-
yesterday in United States Commissioner Hea-
cocks court testifying regarding the old ac-
counts of the Spring Valley Water Works and
Works
EPPINGER CASES SET FOR TRIAL-rhe
cases of Herman Jacob and Josua Eppinger
and James Demings. indicted on two Charges
each Of obtaining money by false pretenses
were called in Judge Lawior's court yesterday
BY consent the cases were continued till July
10 for trial.
PETITIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in insolvency were filed yesterday in the
United States District Court follows; D.
w. Gouldy Southern Pacific brakeman, Oak
land liabilities 1884, assets; Abram A.
Foster, milk wagon driver. San Francisco.
liabilities s1S95. no assets.
concert to be held at the Aihambra Theater
under the auspices of the Fraternal Brother
hood Band No. tonight promises to be a
novel entertainment. An extensive programme
has been arranged for the occasion, consisting
Of specialties, singing and band music.
EXCURSION FOR NUNS.-On Friday a
Monticello has been arranged, the proceeds to
go to the Presentation Convent Bazaar The
steamer will leave Mission-street wharf. pier
No. /. at 1 D. Tickets 80 cents. A good
time is promised.
MINERS HELD TO ANswER.-G. H. Al
pers. Frank Perri. p. Rozelli and A. @. Jones
missioner Heacock for examination on a charge
Of having praeticed hydraulic mining without
q permit from the Debris Commissioners. Peril
was discharged and tha otners were held to
answer.
ACCUSES MOrHER-IN-LAw.-C w Rog-
ers who fled a similar suit at Martinez re-
esns,y etsno AGAINST is Young % motHeriniaW In Mr
Jennie Rogers. to cancel deeds she holds to val
liable property . on ma Nat4ma as street; near Elev
County.
BELIEVE CITY SHOULD OWN GEARY-
STREET LINE.-The Thirty ninth Assembly
tended meeting last night at Richmond Hall
Municipal ownership of public utilities
discussed and the meeting was heartily In
favor of the city's taking control of the Geary-
street car line
ISSUES LICENSE FOR NEW BANK,--The
Board of Bank Commissioners issued license
far he Ran
of Glendale at the town of that name The
new institution & Is sdr al 5000 and
James C. Kays has been elected president and
]. C. Sheerer cashier
NOTED PREACHER AT EMANIJ-EI,
FVANGELIcAL CHURCH.-Bishop s. O. Brey
fogel of Reading. Pa, used the theme Faith
in God in his sermon % at, at the Evangeiical
shed presiding at the conference of California
at Napa, after attending other conferences in
Washington and Oregon
SIZE THE fAUDITOR.-Clyde s. Payne and
Howard Vernon, the last named stenographer
in the Police Court. filed suit yesterday against
Auditor Baehr to recover s403 90 damages
They claim they lost this money through the
failure of the Auditor to recognize a judgment
of the Justice Court obtained by Vernon for
services rendered the city IN 1908.
ADAMsES HONORED.@The Rev DR. and
Mrs George c. Adams celebrated the thirtieth
anniversary of their marriage in the great
sunday school roo room OF the First IRIS congregationai
ent and Dr. and Mrs. Adams were presented
with handsome suite of furniture and china
ware by the ladies of the congregation.
APPLIED BORROWED MONEY FOR
IdQUOR.-Arthur White, a peddler who lives
at Seventeenth and Shotwell streets, borrowed
$l6 from Alfonso Martin on the representation
that he would purchase goods, which he said
he would sell to support hrs wife and family.
Martin had him arrested on the charge OF EN-
bezzlement for using the money to purchase
liquor.
SEYMOUR'S WIDOW DEMURS.-Mrs. Su-
san c. Seymour, widow Of the late Simon H.
Seymour who was special administrative OF
her husbands estate up to the time his will
was admitted and R. III. Lloyd and z. w.