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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
SERVICES AT ST. FRANCIS CHURCH
Rev. j. j. Doran of st. Patrick's Sem
inary Delivers Strong Sermon.

The Whitsunday services at the
church Of St. Francis d'Assissi yester-
day were marked with impressive sim
plicity. The altar was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and the
mass chosen was sonorous one by
Schultze Mr.. Hickey sang bass solo.
'.veni Creator, by Hummel, and Miss
NJ. a. Stevens. the new organist, played
an excellent accompa nimeLt.
The Rev. j. j. Doran, S. s., of St Pat
rick's Seminary, Menlo Park, was in
vited to deliver the sermon in the ao-
sence of the Rev. William McGough
The popular young priest spoke or the
necessity for close communion with
God the Spirit throughout the daily
life and work of each individual.
He bade his hearers recognize the
presence of God not alone in sermon
and book, but in their very souls. Vic
tory by the aid of God means an output
that must be replenished This res
toration can come alone from close
relationship with God. Life is constant
warfare and all need stability and as
the drops of water upon stone, so
each successive virtue tends to wear
away sin and mold the character. Sta
bility and strength must characterize
our lives as Christians" He closed with
an exhortation for all to be on guard
and faithful and not deny the existence
of the Spirit within.
The evening services were conducted
by Father Caraher. who in his sermon
told of his visit to the place in Pales-
tine where the Holy Ghost descended
upon the apostles. His graphic de-
scriptions held the congregations in
terest throughout.
There was solemn pontifical mass with
papaI benedfction at ST. Mary's Cathedral
Yesterday morning. Archbishop Mont
gomery sang the mass, the Very Kew.
Father Prendergast was assistant priest.
the Rev. Father Jerome B. Hannigan was
deacon, the Rev. Father w. p. Sulli-
| van. sub-deacon, and the Rev. Father
| Cantwell was master OF ceremonies. The
Rev. Father Ramm preached the sermon
on 1.-The Relation of the Holy Ghost to
| the Church."
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
HEAR SUSPECT
TALK Of CRIME
Detectives Arrest Charles A.
Gamble in Connection
With Il Murder at Suisun
MUST EXPLAIN ACTIONS
Sheriff Keys Of Solano Coun-
ty Is Notified and Will
Send Officer for Prisoner
MUST EXPLAIN ACTIONS

Charles Arthur Gamble, alias Charles
Ganole, was arrested on Kearny street
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Bun
ner and Freel. He is wanted by Sheriff
James II. Keys of Solano County. in con-
nection with the murder of +. Corrigan,
a laborer, near Suisun last Thursday
night.
Corrigan and his partner, T. Gillespie,
had been working at Stone Brothers
rock crusher, near Cordelia, and on
Thursday afternoon they cashed several
time checks at the Solano County Bank,
Suisun. Early next morning Corrigan's
body was found beside the Vallejo rail-
road track about half mile from Sui
sun. The head was crushed, as if by a
blow from club. He had been dead for
some hours. His money and watch, also
his coat, hat and shoes, were stolen.
Gillespie, Corrigans partner, disap-
peared and suspicion pointed to him. On
the night of the murder a man answer
ing his description borrowed a lantern
from a watchman at the engine-house,
saying he wanted to look for his watch,
which he said he had lost in a field near
the railroad track. The man walked
along the county road toward the scene
of the murder, and was away for nearly
an hour before returning. He took the
morning train for this city.
Constable Charles H. Downing of Sui
sun came TO the city on Saturday and
related these facts to Captain Burnett
who detailed Bunner and Freel on the
case. They found Gamble talking about
the murder to a man on kearny street
and as he answered the description of
the man who borrowed the lantern they
placed him under arrest. He admitted to
them that he had borrowed the lantern.
but declared that the object was to find
his watch, which had dropped out of his
pocket while climbing fence He denied
knowing anything about the murder. On
Thursday morning he had paid an en-
ployment agency here 81 and got an order
for work at the stone crusher at Corde-
liza, and that was why he was in Suisun
that night.
Sheriff Keys was notified of Candles s
arrest and replied that he would send
Consta BILE Downing to take him to Sui
sun. No trace has been found of Giles
pie
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
TOWNSFOLK GATHER ALONG
OCEAN FRONT DURING DAY
Weather Is Right for Pleasant Outing
and Many People Make Holiday
ON the Beach.

Beach picnickers and many hundred
tired townspeople presented an ideal
Sunday scene at the cliff yesterday, and
the park was crowded with merry
makers enjoying the music and green.
The fresh salt air was blowing just
stiff enough to make walking a pleas
ure Several smart. traps and carry
aIIs were driven on the boulevard and
the usual number of motor cars was
seen along the beach.
The Ocean Beach Pavilion attracts
a largercrowd each. Sunday since the
vaudeville programme was put on.
there being a large audience present
during the entire afternoon. The in
side of the pavilion has been improved
and 1t will be fitted up as a first class
music hall, with an orchestra.
The followers of the fighting game
were gathered yesterday in the train
ing quarters of ''Southside" Peterson
at Sheehan's tavern. watching him
train for his bout with Kid Clancy at
Colma June II. The promoters of the
Golden Gate Athletic Club and others
of the fraternity were present to see
the boxer put through the PAGES.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
A telegram was received yesterday from

A telegram was received yesterday from
the quarantine station at Biloxi,
Miss, giving the details of the death
of Norris Schick of San Francisco
from yellow fever, contracted on the
isthmus. Schick was at Aspinwall
when the symptoms of the disease
first manifested themselves and he
took the first steamer for the States
On arrival he was detained at the quar-
antine station and no word was commu-
nicated to his family or friends in this
city of his condition. The news of his
death came as q painful shock to all.
The deceased was born in Neutra, Hun
gary, in 1852 For many years he has
been the travelling agent in Central and
South America for an Eastern distillery
company. His home was at 1927 Wash
ington street, in this city. At the end or
the trip on which his untimely death oc-
Cured Schick was to have been made the
Pacific Coast agent of the company, with
permanent headquarters in San Fran
cisco. He was well known in local busi-
ness circles, enjoying wide popularity
In the road of his high success. He was
also prominent in Masonic circles.
A wife and four small children survive.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
HOLD UP
AND ROB YOUTH

Joseph Sirbu. sixteen-year-old iao.
living at e74 Clementina street, was neio
I'D and robbed by gang of young hooc-
lu1ns on Fifteenth street. near HARRISON
about 6 o'clock last night.
Sirbu was held up after being enticeo
down the lonely street He lost %. also
his gold watch and chain A saloonman
who gave information to Lieutenant Price
concerning the crime was tongue-lasneo
for butting in Sirbu was ineensed at
Lieutenant Prices delay In sendlng
man on the case, and says he Will COM
plain to Chief Dinan.
Detective William Harrison. 10 wnom
MANY clever catches are credited, IS IN
charge of the case. The hold-up Is at
tributed to gang of young thugs VINO
have committed many depredations OF
late in the Mission
Lieutenant Price of the Mission sta
ton was given immediate information as
to the whereabouts of the robbers, out
he refused to allow Detective Harrison 10
go out on the case until some original IN
vestigations were made Harrison. VINO
knows the district well, had clew, put
Price held him twenty minutes while ne
Iectured one of his men for an infraction
of a police rule
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
BURGLAR STEALS JEWELRY
FROM HAYES STREET HOUSE

The residence Of George M. Hubbard,
$50 Hayes street. was entered by a
burglar on Saturday afternoon during
the absence of the family. A thorough
search was made for piunder, but the
only things taken were an amethyst
pin with pearl in the center, valued
at $50 and an imitation diamond ring,
valued at So.
William Armsbury, a bellboy at the
California Hotel, reported that his
purse containing s22 was stolen on Sat-
urday afternoon from room used by
the bellboys.
Joseph Lercara of the City Hall shoe
store, 1906 Market street, reported that
a showcase at the door of the store
was opened on Saturday night and four
pairs of Women's shoes and two battles
of blacking were stolen. He suspected
some small boys who had been prowl-
ing around the store.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla is the
standard everywhere. Sold by best grocers.
Rob Man Who BefrIend. Them.

John Woods and Arthur West were
booked at the City Prison yesterday
morning by Detectives Armstrong and
Harper and Policeman Henneberry on
a charge of petty larceny. Sidney
Smith, who lives at the Soto House on
Fourth street. had fed Woods and
West for several days. On Saturday
Smith had TO undergo an operation for
a tumor, and during his absence Woods
and West stole $12 from his room,
thinking he would not return for sew
eral days. He was able to return after
the operation and, discovering his loss,
notified the police. Woods was arrest
ed on Saturday night for being drunk,
and West was found yesterday morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
KNIGHTS OF ROYAL ARCH
PICNIC AT SHE'LL MOUND
Many Guests Accepted the Hospitality
OF the Saloon Men at Pleasant
Outing,

The knights of the Royal Arch were
the hosts at a successful picnic held at
Shell Mound Park yesterday. The day
was ideal for such an occasion and the
work of the committees was completed
in a way that left nothing undone to
give the guests truly royal time. The
winners of the races were:
Boys under II years-F. MeDonough first.
John Bray second. Girls under l. years
Freda Petzgold first. Florence Winchester sec
ond Young men-M. McDonough first: j.
HAYNES second Young ladies-Bella- Geasy
+5rsf Iotfie Adams second Fat men-T Con-
molly first, E. Lindau second. Fat iadles-Mrs
Stanley frst. Mrs Foge second Married
Married ladies-Mrs. Mahuke first. Mrs. Casey
second Single men-Jack DAILY first. Al Zm
J. Williams second Three-legged men--Du-
gan and Murphy first McDonough and Ryan
second.
The winners of the bowling matches
were:
H Ipsen first j. NIiesner second. J. Albei
third, A Miller fourth. D. OHeri hfth II.
kuhls sixth.
The members of the committees who
of1ciated were:
mani, Luke Marisch tsecretary), E. L. Wag-
ner ttreasurer). David Becker, w. II. Wester-
field. G. w Miller. F. G.. Roney. l. II. spro.
TombolA committee--David Becker tchairman),
Ed Wagner George Crowley, j. W. Boyce.
Adolph Andersen. Robert Martin. Fred Peder-
sen, Ike Tuchler. Charles Nelson. Floor com
mittee-H. Carleton chairman. G. March w.
Sears, z. Nonaux. \. Marisch, F. Hauser,
John Hoist A. H. BeckeA Fred Butler, George
w. Brewer. Frank Blythe. Prize and donation
committee H. Spiro fchairman), E. l.. Wag-
ner, F. G. Roney. Games committee-David
Becker (charman), I. H. Spiro, j. l.. Herget,
Charles Mitchell. Bowling committee--Her-
man Huber (chairman), Harry Rafael, Henry
Kuhls, Ernest Bohlen. Badge committee-W.
H. westerfeld tchairman). A. Andersen, w.
Peterson Printing committee-F G. Roney
(chairman), l. II. Spiro, Z. L. Wagner.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
STATE OFFICERS OF ORDER
OF HIBERNIANS HOLD MEETING
Reports of Work During Last Year
Are Favorable From Counties
Represented.

The State officers of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians met yesterday after
noon at Hibernia Hall. with w. j.
OBrien of Sacramento in the chair.
Edward !. Sheehan, national organizer
for the Western States. was present
and delivered an address on the condi-
tion of the society.
All the officers in attendance report
ed that the work in the various coun-
ties was progressing promisingly.
Those present from the local branches
were ]. p. Dignan, Eugene Sullivan, T.
p. O'Dowd, James Mclaughlin. ]. r,
Renault, l.. Barry, E. Hogan, Thomas
DOYLE. c. McCrysthe, c. NJ O'Neill, Jer-
ONE Keslian, w. Boyle, John Creedan
w. H. McCafferty, r. j. Curtin, James
Farrell and Il. ]. Murphy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
st. Anne,s Church Holds Fair.

The new parish of st. Anne's opened
it's fair last night for the benefit of the
building fund of the new church at
Thirteenth avenue and / street in the
Sunset District. under most suspicious
circumstances. The Mayor was present
at the opening and spoke encouraging
ly of the work the church has done and
will do for that section of the city He
was presented with a bouquet by little
Miss Mamie Furlong at the conclusion
of his speech The fair will last a week
or ten days and will be open every
evening from to L.. All residents of
the district are invited to attend and
are promised a cordial welcome. An
entertainment is provided for each
night. The Rev. J. ]. McCue has
charge of the affair.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
Fire start. I'm High Building.

Smoke issuing from the tenth floor
of the new building at Post street and
Grant avenue yesterday afternoon at
tracted the attention of a fireman on
Engine No. >, which was out on eXer-
else duty. An alarm brought other ap-
paratus to the scene and the firemen
were soon swarming up the interior
scafolding TO the almost inaccessible
blaze. Two hundred feet of hose were
hauled to the top and the chemical,
which sufhced to put out the fire. had
difficulty in forcing a stream to the
height. It is not known how the fire
started. building materials and scaf-
folding being consumed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
PERSONAL.

George Nj. McRoss, well-known min
ing man of Copperopolis, is at the Occi-
dental.
M. J. Heney, who constructed Alaska
railroad. arrived here yesterday and Is
staying at the St. Francis.
William D. Barbour. a prominent stock
broker and realty owner of New YORK,
and wife are at the st. Francis
Felix Raizowsky of Poland. who Is
studying conditions In this country reg
istered yesterday at the Palace
Frank r.. Buffers. general passenger
agent of the Hartman lines in Louisi-
ana. arrived at the ST. Francis yesterday.
John McDermott, the popular clerk OF
the ST Francis, has returned from a two
weeks vacation spent along the banks
of the Russian River.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12

j. Zwerin of the firm of J. Zwerin &
Son. tsilors. 134 Powell street, report
ed TO the police yesterday that a young
man passed bogus check for SIS on
him on Saturday evening. The young
man called at the shop and ordered an
overcoat. He was asked for a deposit
Of $40 on it and gave the SIS check.
receiving the firms check for the bal
snce, SIS. He cashed this check at a
neighboring store. where he made a
small purchase. He is described as %
years Of age, five feet two inches tall.
smooth shaven and stout built.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12

recent traveller to Tahiti renarks For
a tired-out business man. nervously ex-
hausted Individual. this is the ideal ocean pas
sage, possessing advantages which probably
are not to be found in any other part OF the
world distinct change from the coast cl-
mate of California to the balmys bteezes of
the southern ocean brings to the voyager a
feeling of restfulnees and peace which is un-
attainable elsewhere. S. S. Mariposa sails July
l. Reduced rate for this voyage, $125. Send for
circular, 653 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
Bishop Nichols at Mission.

Bishop William + Nichols preach
ed the Whitsunday sermon at the
Cathedral Mission of the Good Samari-
tan. Second and Folsom streets, yes
, terday morning. The Bishop spoke of
the growth of the mission and the re-
cent generous gifts which had come
toward it's endowment In the evenin z
/ fifty voices of the choir and a string
orchestra rendered the sacred music.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
GARDENER THOMAS SHIELDS
YAWNS ARM OUT OF JOINT
Grower of Flowers Dislocates Shoulder
While Stretching After COpiOus
Draught of Sleep.

Thomas Shields, gardener in the
employ Of DR.. G. E. Davis of 942 Sut-
ter street, yawned his left arm out Of
Joint last night. Tom awoke from his
daily nap about 5 o'clock and in the
Inconsistencies following the coma of
sleep he capped and simultaneously
stretched his arms. DIR. Glover re-
duced the dislocation Of the shoulder
at the Central Emergency Hospital.
Shields has dislocated his same
shoulder five times in the same way
during the last two months.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
Boy Steals a Newspaper.

WILDER Abraham. boy nine years of
age, was seen taking a copy of The
Call from the doorstep of a residence
on Guerrero street shortly after 5
o'clock yesterday morning by Police
man NJ A. Fogarty. The boy was
placed under arrest and after being
booked on a charge of petty larceny was
sent to the detention home on Polk
street. He will be taken into the Ju-
venile Court before Judge Murasky to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
svoIIov, Carboltc Acid.

Matthias Schorr was found dead in his
room at 455 Pine street yesterday
morning. He had been sick and de-
spondent and ended his troubles by
swallowing carbolic acid. The bottle
was found on top Of his bureau. and
beside it there were a revolver and a
cartridge. He was lying on his bed
partly dressed. He was Il years of
age, a native of Germany, and had been
a farmer. He had been living at 435
Pine street since May %.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
,-,.h soc,etx Holds Picnic.

The thirty-second annual picnic OF
the st. Patrick's Mutual Alliance As
sociation of California was held yes
terday at Schuetzen Park This So
ciety is the oldest organization of it's
kind in the State and the outings held
each year are ever increasing in popu-
larity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
TURN vEREIN GIVES BENEFIT
FOR TEAMS EASTERN TRIP
Many students Are Awarded Prizes for
Their Good Work I'm the Physical
Culture School,


The school of physical culture of the
San Francisco Turn verein gave an ex-
hibition and dance yesterday afternoon
and evening for the benefit of the prize
team which is about to start East to
compete with the representatives from
other organizations In the afternoon
Instructor Hans Goetz awarded prizes
to those of his 500 students who had
done exceptional work during the year.
In the evening the prize team of thir-
teen men went through series of fas-
cinating exercises on the bars and the
floor. These men will participate for
prizes in the twenty ninth tournament
of the North American Gymnasium
Union at Indianapolis June 2026. The
members Sof the champion San Fran
cisco team are: F. Attinger, o. Busse.
e. Fleischer, w. Rhine, c.. frost, H.
Campi, w. Koch, r. Attinger. e. frost,
A. Hansen, w. Gercke, F. Miller. A.
Frese.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
s.uinS-Machine Bargains.

Real ones. at Singer stores Buy here
and deal with the manufacturers. The
Singer Company is permanent and re.
sponsible; its representatives are AL
WAYS at hand to care for Singer ma
chimes. Look for the red s. 1S1S De-
yisadero ST. 1850 Market St, 210 Stock
ton St, 1917 Stockton ST., SIG Valencia
St San Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12

THREATENED HER MOTHER WITH AN
Ax.-Alma Raymours 25 years OF age. resid-
taken to the Detention Hospital at the City
Hall yesterday by Policemen Kassene and
Mum on the complaint OF her relatives, who
charge insanity. The girl has threatened to
kill her mother and other members of her
family and to carry out her intentions she
had concealed an ak for the purpose. She will
be examined to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12

LONDON. June 11.-Field Marshal Lord
Roberts has issued a strong appeal TO the
nation for funds to establish and encourags
rife clubs as a means of securing to the coun-
try potential reserve Of trained men without
resort OF conscription-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12

PASSER OF BAD CHECKS ARRESTED
George Price. wanted by the police for passing
ed last night and placed in the City Prison.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
a Delicious Drink

HoRsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE-A tea
spoonful added to a glass Of cold water inyig
crates. strengthens and yefreshes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
Passes a BOGUS Check.

Trzpper's Oil cures rheumatism and neuralgia
Druggists, soc flask. RICHARDS & Co. 4OS Clay'
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-05-30
To Whom it NY Concern.

Notice is hereby given the gen
eral public that from and after this
date l will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my SONS,
and that no one is authorized to
dispose of any of my property ex-
cepting myself, c. TAMAYO.
Brownsville, Tex, May %, 1905.
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-05-30
PERSONALS.

Henry GruneWald visited H2r
lingen TODAY
c. L. Ashton, of La Porte, is
late arrival in the city.
Miss l. Mielke was a passenger
to the Point yesterday.
E. H. Camehl of Kingsvile was
in the city yesterday on bushes.
Judge Stanley WEIGH is in the
city from Corpus Christi on bust
ness.
E. Werner, of San Antonio, ar
rived in Brownsville on yesterday
train.
Postmaster Sharpe spent Sun
day at the Point, returning yes
terday.
w. A: Neale. ST., spent the time
between trains yesterday at Point
Isabel.
Lee B. Miller, a San Antonio
commercial traveller, is in the city,
arriving last night
c. L. Dean, of Tampa, Fla, is
among late visitors to the city, ar
irving yesterday.
c. A. Cosbie, of Philadelphia,
arrived in Brownsville last night
for few days stay.
J. c. McDearmon, a Houstonian
who has been here for day or so,
was a passenger out this morning.
Rev. Leandro Mora was pas
senger for Arroyo on this morn
ing's train and will be absent two
or three days.
S. ]. Lancaster, of Beeville,
claim agent of the Gulf Coast Line,
went to Harlingen today. and will
go to Fordyce tomorrow.
Jose Celaya returned from Santa
Maria yesterday, where himself and
family have been for several days.
The family is still at the ranch.
Miss Lizzie Barbour was one of
the outgoing passengers this morn
ing on her way to San Marcos,
where she will attend the normal.
County Judge Albert T. Hart, of
Beeville, left for home this morn
ing after spending two or three
days in Brownsville and Matamo-
ros.
E. c. Dickerson, the San Anto-
MO slovenian, who was on his first
visit to Brownsville, left this morn
ing. He will probably return this
Bud Hildebrand, the we'll known
San Antonio stockman, who has
been several days in the Browns
vile section, left for other points
this morning.
Dr.. ]. II. Florence left this morn
ing for Austin and will take charge
of the State Health department for
DIR. Tabor, who will be absent from
the state for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young and
children of Santa Anita, Hida1go
county are in the city spending
few days, the guests of Mrs. c. B.
Kenedy.-Laredo Times, May %.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-05-30
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be strictly adhered to for the future.