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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
UNIDENTIFIED MAN ENDS
LIFE IN TRAGIC MANNER
Deliberately Throws Himself In Front
of an Electric Car at Fifth
and Clara Streets.

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of an Electric Car at Fifth
and Clara Streets.
An unidentified man committed sui
eide early yesterday morning by
throwing himself in front of an cleo
trio car at Fifth and Clara streets.
The car was in charge of Motorman
Charles Anderson and Conductor j. J..
Sherrin and was soutbound.
Anderson saw the man crossing the
street, shortly before Z o'clock, and
standing close to the rails, till. as he
thought, the car would pass Then
the car bumped into something and
Anderson quickly pulled up. The man
was dragged out from under the
wheels. Life had been crushed out of
him, the body being terribly mangled-
1t was taken to the Morgue.
A. E. Hoffman, 90S Harrison street,
and other eye-witnesses told Police
man p. Murphy that they saw the man
deliberately throw himself in front of
the car. Murphy placed Anderson un-
der arrest and booked him at the City
Prison on a charge of manslaughter.
He was released on $50 cash bail.
The body is that of man about
As years of age. There was nothing in
the pockets of the clothing that would
lead to his Identification and no coin.
Judging from the clothing the man
was in poor circumstances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
FORMER MACHINIST. NOW A
MINISTER, SPEAKS TO MEN
Rev. Charles Stelzle Addresses Large
Assemblage on Jesus Christ and
the WOrkinpman.

the WOrkingman."
A large audience of men listened to
an address by the Rev Charles Stelzle
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton yesterday. The subject was
Jesus Christ and the Workingman.r
MI Stelzle is member of the Inter-
national Association of Machinists
and for eight years was machinist
In New York. From the shops he
went into the ministry and now rep
resents the Board of Home Missions of
the Presbyterian church in the inter-
ests OF workingmen. On the platform
were the Rev. William Kirk Guthrie.
the Rev. j. S. Thomas and General
Secretary Mccoy of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Rev. Mr.. Stelzle in the courss
of his address said:
Jesus Christ did not care 10 elaborate a sys-
TEN OF theology, but to introduce himself to
mems hearts and minds. The question you
and I must answer is not what do you think
OF this doctrine that principle or that
church, but what think ye OF Christ?
asked this question of eco OF the most
a pTonnens labor Leaders in this country After
been eliminated the answers resolved them
selves into the following statements: First
good man. but not divine; Jesus is great
teacher. but simply one OF many teachers; he
was the worlds redeemer.
Mr.. Stelzle took up each of these
answers, showing the supremacy of
Jesus Christ and his influence in the
social and political life of to-day as
we'll as his power in the lives of indi-
vjdual men.
Next Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Stelzle will speak at the Young Mems
Christian Association especially to
workingmen on the question, Does
the Church Help the Labor Move
ment? %
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
TETRAzZINI SINGS GOUNOD'S
AVE MARIA AT WORSHIP
Immense Congregation Attends the
Spanish. Church to Hear Vocal.
ist Render Sacred Number.

Sishorina Tetrazzini sang Gounod's
beautiful Ave Maria during the
morning service at the Spanish
Church. Our Lady of Guadalupe. yes
terday.
The announcement that the distin-
guished singer would render a sacred
number at the service brought to the
church an immense congregation.
There was actually no Standing roonl
The Ave Maria was exquisitcly
rendered by Tetrazzini, who will sing
again at the Spanish Church at the
1890 mass next Sunday morning.
She will render on that occasion
Professor S. Arrillaga's Ave Maria"
which is considered a masterpiece
Arrillaga is organist at the Spanish
Church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Robbed by His Bedfellow.

The next time Harry Atkinson ac-
cepts the invitation of a strange man
to share a portion of his bed he will
be more careful as to his host. On
Saturday night Atkinson accepted the
invitation of a man. whose name he
does not know, to sleep with him in
rooming house on Fourth street, near
Mission. When Atkinson woke up the
kind man had disappeared and with
his disappearance $50 also took fight,
ali the money Atkinson had when he
went to sleep. The police were noti-
fed and expect to be able to find his
missing bedfellow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Two Men Hold Un saloon.

Two men entered the saloon of
Charles Sandein. Fifteenth street and
Potrero avenue. on Saturday night.
One was armed with a revolver. He
ordered the Proprietor and customers
to hold up their hands. The other
went through their pockets. The
cash drawer was robbed of $50 and a
revolver J. NJ. Pride. another Gus
toner, entered at the time and grap-
Pied with the man with the revolver,
but failed to take the weapon from
him. The footpad fired a shot at
Pride as he and his companion dis
appeared.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
SHOOTS BULLET
THROUGH HEART
Captain A. w. Holstrom
Commits Suicide. in Cabin
of the Schooner Fortuna

Captain A. w. Holstrom of the
schooner Fortuna, which is lying in
the stream off Meiggs wharf. COM
mitted suicide in his cabin early YES
terday morning by shooting himself
through the heart. The body was
taken to the Morgue. Dependency
due TO excessive drinking is supposed
to have led him to end his life.
Between five and six o'clock yester-
day morning Holstrom came out of
his cabin and walked aueerly back
ward and forward near the stern. He
pulled a revolver out of his pocket and
fired a shot in the air. returning to his
cabin. He ordered J. F. Miller the
The steward took a cup of coffee to
him and few minutes later he and
Peter Johnson, the mate. heard a shot.
They ran to the cabin and found the
captain on top of his bunk with a bull
let hole over his heart. He died al
most Immediately.
The vessel is owned by Woodside.
Ferem & Co, and one of the
partners, John Ferem, called at the
Morgue yesterday. He said that Hol-
strom had been a close friend of Can
tain Heinrich Toffer of the schooner
Marion, who committed suicide in a
similar manner last week. Ferem saw
Holstrom on Saturday and Holstrom
said to him that he wished he was with
Toffer, as there was no use for a man
living who could not stop drinking to
excess. Ferem tried TO cheer him up.
telling him he was good for forty years
yet.
Holstrom was about AZ years of age
and unmarried. Mrs. Anderson. who
lives in San Pedro. is Holstron1's s
sister. The owners said they would
notify her of the suicide of her brother.
Holstrom Joined the Masonic body at
Port Gamble, Wash, last year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

was born in Vienna, but has French.
English, Italian and Hungarian blood
IN her veins. She will prove a power
full acquisition to the Tivoli forces and
in her opening role of Willie Astertret
in The Burgomaster' will have a
splendid opportunity to display to the
fullest her great ability. In the same
cast with her will be J. Albert Wal
lersted. magnificent barytone with a
splendid Broadway reputation, earned
as leading man in Lulu Glaser's pro-
auction of Dolly Warden" Fisher &
Ryley's ''Florodora" and other New
York successes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
LANDLORD SAYS TENANT
MADE THREATS AGAINST HIM
Small Fire In Natoma-Street House
Discloses Trouble Over an
Increase of Rent


A small fire early this morning in
the home OF George Braun at 1901
Natoma street caused $50 loss. Its
origin is surrounded with mystery.
Braun is the owner of this and ad-
joining houses and recently raised the
rent Of $40, occupied by William
Smith. He declares that Smith said
he would get even with Braun" for
this increase in rent.
Whether this alleged threat has any
connection with the origin of the fire
is doubtful. The Fire Department
men, who quickly got the flames un-
der control this morning, are positive
that the blaze was caused by care
lessness in the use of matches IN
Braun's own family and that 1t could
not have been started from outside
the house. The fire began in a closet
that was not within reach of any per-
son outside the family, had there been
any one who desired to set fire to the
rlace. -
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Marcus Smith. colored, was arrested
for murder early yesterday morning
by Detective 7. L. Ryan and Policeman
Skain. He fatally stabbed George
Stewart, colored. in Steve Burke's sa-
loon, S24 Pacific street, on Saturday
night during quarrel over drinks.
Stewart made a statement to Assistant
Bond and Warrant Clerk Louis Ward
accusing Smith of stabbing him. Stew
art died In less than three hours after
the stabbing, the wound being over the
heart.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Volunteers for Portland.

The Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ticn, Stephen Bunner president. will
leave this city August Is for Portland,
Or, to be absent two weeks and to
take part in the various displays by
volunteer fire associations on the ex-
position grounds. The old boys of
San Francfscos early fire-fighting ex-
pect to bring back one OF the several
trophies offered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Benefit for youths Directory.

1.-The Light Eternal will be pres
sented this evening at the Alhambra
Theater for the benefit of the Youths
Directory. The boys of Santa Clara
College are to give the production and
a large audience is expected to be
present. A meeting was held yester-
day in the assembly hall of the Youths
Directory for the purpose of helping
the sale of seats
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT
CUTICURA GROWS HAIR
Scalp Cleared Of Dsndruff and Hair
Restored by One Box Of
cuticura and
ONE CAKE OF cUTICURA SOAP

A. w. Taft of Independence, Va,
writing under date of Sept. IS, 1904,
says: "I have had falling hair and
dandruff for twelve years and could
get nothing to help me. Finally
bought one box of Cuticura Ointment
and one cake of Cuticura Soap, and
they cleared my scalp of the dandruff
and stopped the hair falling. Now
my hair is growing as wrll as ever. ]
am highly pleased wit.s cuticura Soap
as toilet soap. (signed) y A. w. Taft,
independence, Va.p
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
POLICE CHANGE GIVES SURPRISE

POLICE CHANGE GIVES SURPRISE
Policeman James B. Cavanaugh's stalwart
figure was missed yesterday from Kearny street
between Market and California He has been
assigned to station duty at the Harbor sta
tion to succeed Policeman o. II. knight. who
has been ordered back to street duty The
change has caused surprise among members
of the department. Acting Chief Spillane says
it was made under the instructions OF Presl-
dent Poheim of the Board OF Police Commits
sioners. 1t has not yet been decided who will
be assigned to the Kearny street beat
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Steals a Load of Sugar.

The police were notified on Saturday
that porter named Thomsky, en-
ployed by Charles Jacobson & Co., 210
Davis street, had stolen ten sacks of
sugar, valued at $50, from the Roch-
dale Wholesale Company at the same
address. Detectives MCGOWAN and
Conlon traced the sugar too vege-
table store on Montgomery avenue,
where it was recovered. Fred Varni.
Philip Goldstone and Basilio Lau-
ducci were arrested. Yesterday Varni
was booked on charge of receiving
stolen property: Goldstone with grand
larceny and Lauducci was discharged.
The police are searching for Thomsky.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

USES KNIFE IN Row.-Francisco Jabino.
1416 Powell street. was cut In the abdomen
last night during by NJ Molino The
injured was treated at the Emergency
Hospital and his assailant was locked up in
the City Prison
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

When one is afflicted with rheumatism
to obtain relief a speedily as possible is
the first consideration; take Lashs Kid
ney and Liver Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Fell on a streetcar

george Forest. a boy, when return
ms to his home-at s07 Dolores street
Yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock feu
or a Mission-street car, sustaining in
Jurles which necessitated his removal
10 the Emergency Hospital for treat
ment for several confused and Iacer-
ated injuries to his head and face.
with possible fracture of the skull.
HOUSE ENTERED BY BURGLARS
drew Sherwood. 215B Valencia street renorf.5
to the police yesterday that his residence bad
been entered by burglars between O'CLOCK
Saturday morning and O'Clock at night a
silver watch with a Forester's emblem At
tached to a fob, small gold watch ana Sc so
were stolen
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

1rapper'e OIL cures rheumatism ana neuralgia
DruEEists.5oc flask. RICHARDS Co. .4os ciays
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Smith Charged with Murder.

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@iIbur i. SbiQinaber0 rno Irolt
an Gnttl @nOnib, . @rrnoItiidc, So.
8cboroc Der ct. Sobn8 s. 81. Is.
Stride an ocu Mnpor uto Stootrotb.
Sltleltc South, nobc YrattItrobc, 30
bel 56.2, $500.
GIinS u. 9lodI6crc uro Irnl an
Morp u. @ermon, Siioicitc Soro.
togo, nobe GolbounitroBc, 1l.6 bel
100, $40.
gSilblr 3, Sbiuin06era al Sc Sion
81. MiIrria, , @rirnoitiidc, $1,000.
Gnlil 9uOnib uno 6roll an @ilbur
q. SbtIlin9berg 2 @runoItiife, So.
5obn Sprea mo 6roli an Mouse
NJ. SurIod, Siioieite 2~erilaton.,
ltobe S6r0Oeritr., fl bel SO, @rlulo.
sims 81, s..
At
". Sclic MiQer etc. al Simon z.
&emp etc, @cItieite Sutton, nabe
Sorlem. Aucnuc, Is BET tt6, @rltno.
sims 500, $17S5.
Annu s. @o6elion an Suml. Sic.
goel, 8eiticite Caroline, nabe Mo.
ltitnlcntltroBc, fl bel so, @rlno3ins
$36, $5.
Sonlrcl Sic9nel lno 6rou an u.
.. Spengemou, @eItleite Caroline,
ltobe WOnlrmcntitraBc, If bel so,
@rlnojinS $36, So.
Sobn ". Gamer al @eorac q.
Ignem, SItIeitc &euuooo., nobcToir.
mount Nperule, 1874 bel 70, @rluno.
sims $3S, $500.
epbroim Moft an @ernboro IS.
rneIlon, 3 @rrnoItiife, So.
@cnrp @iaionS, StobtIteucrein.
lleblner, etc. an 5. 2elono Sauna,
NltIelte Scott, nobe GrobitraBc, 10
bel $50, $3.50.
:. Selalto Sauna an @iQiam Is.
Council, Oitieitc Scott, nobe GroB-
StroBe, 10 bel $50, 8rumoiinS
$50, 50.