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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS
CADETS TO GIVE BALL
Annual Event Will Take Place
atSBuilding Trades Audi
torium September IL

The League OF the Cross Cadets will
go 10 the Yosemite to camp next year.
The organization has been strengthen
ing its band during the last few weeks
and activities in other directions are
now in progress. Company l. of the
league will give its annual military ball
Thursday evening. September Il, in the
building trades auditorium, Fourteenth
and Guerrero streets.
This Will be the first affair of its kind
since the fire, and considerable expense
has been incurred in preparation for II
The committee in charge consists of.
Floor manager, Captain Frank j. Grim
ley; assistant floor managers. First
Lieutenant 4. Spring and Second Lieu
tenant p. T. Rogers.
The floor committee is: First Sergeant
J. O'Donnel, Quartermaster Sergeant
Joseph Ade, Second Sergeant ID. Hurst
Corporal J. Griffin, Privates William T
Saywell L. Kane, j. Casey, T. McInerny
and r. Deignan.
The reception committee is: Sergeant
ID. Cavanaugh. ]. Broderick, II. Cooney
@. Carr. J. Hamn1il. /. Lane, c. Maritzen
J. Malone. J. Mulcahey, P. O'Dea, r
OLeary, B. O'Conner, J. Riley, E
Sheehey, E. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, w
Spring. w. Watts, G. White. P. Gal
lagher, f. Ferina. T. Burns, J.SMarrin
z. Mulcreavy. H. Pagan, ]. Perry, G
Overstreet, H. Redell, NJ. Cerolan, 3
Peterson and J. o. Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
FATHER STRIKES RANCHER
FOR ATTENTIONS TO GIRL
EImhurst Parent Deals Quick
Vengeance to Man Who In=
suited Daughter

ELMHCRST. Sept. I3.-Thomas Z.
Campbell, 2 pigeon fancier and deputy
constable living near the foothills back
OF Elmhurst. struck Robert Guptell.
aged z5 years. three heavy blows on
the head with club and knocked him
down with his fist Saturday night about
: o'clock for paying attentions to his
y year old daughter. Lena Campbell
He was backed up by q crowd Of citi-
zens who had been watching the ac-
tiOns OF Gupteu toward the little girl
Tor over four months.
Ggptell has a wife and family. Mrs
Guptell being 2 teacher in the Presby-
terian Sunday school
The wife heard Of the trouble and
made 50 hard 4 plea for her husband
that he was allowed 10 90 Just as the
spirit Of the spectators was becoming
serious toward him. Gupteil was per
u2itted 10 depart upon swearing that he
would leave town. When seen this aft
ernoon he declared that he would re-
main
q Sheriff Barnet investigated the case
end said that no criminal complaint
would be made against Guptell-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
SMALL RUNAWAY SPENDS
NIGHT ALONE IN HILLS
Young Lad Who Tired of School
Is Returned to Home After
Short Absence

sam KIngerman. II years old. tired
Of the rush and noise of San Francisco
and left his home. 473 Douglass street.
to seek the peace and quiet of the
Berkeley hills. His life next nature 5
bosom came 10 an abrupt stop yes
terday when an Oakland policeman
found him and recognized him from a
description sent out by his frantic
parents.
sam goes TO school and he does not
like It. Saturday he used his last 10
cents 10 cross 10 Oakland. He got a
meal that evening from some kind
hearted suburbanites and then ne set
out TO cross the hills. Night overlook
him, very small and somewhat tremu
lous boy. among unfamiliar apd lonely
SUBMITS
BY morning he had enough of ma
ture. He walked as fast as his short
legs could carry him back to Oakland
and the sound Of the streetcars was
music in his ears. Policeman McTigue
saw the yOupgster. That ended the
outing. Sam ate lunch in the police
headquarters and during the afternoon
came home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
LENIENT WITH RUFF
Langdon to Give CRATER Chance
to Replace Richardson Bond

District Attorney w. H. Langdon said
yesterday that no undue haste would be
required of Abe Ruef in replacing the
$4,000 bail which had been put up by
Erskine Richardson, the secretary of
the Ralston iron works, who committed
suicide Friday night. With Richardson s
death the bond was Cancelled.
Il shall serve notice on Ruef tomor-
row." said Langdon last evening. but
will not press him. He will not be put
in jail-that is, if he is unable imme-
diately to supply, the place of the can
celed bond We shall give him rea-
sonable time in which to furnish addi-
tional securities"
Richardson is said to have been a
close personal friend OF, Ruef. AT the
time he qualified on the bail. he was as
sessed for but S625 personal property.
but swore on the stand before Judge
Murasky that he was worth somewhere
in the neighborhood of $4,000. He
gave as his assets $4,000 worth of rail
road bonds. a note for $4,000 against
the Ralston iron works, half interest
in the works. valued at $4,000, and
other property.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
Personal Mention

P. NJ Ansback is at the Holland.
t. B. Rickey of Carson is at the st.
Francis.
O. n. Hall of St. Louis is at the
Majestic.
C. L. Holt of Dallas is registered at
the Grand.
Clarence E. ellison of Cincinnati is at
the Stewart.
John f. McLain of New York is at
j. o. Hand of Sacramento is at the
Pacific Grand
J. G. Roberts of MADEIRA is a guest at
the Fairmont.
j. NJ. McAuley of New York is at
the Dorchester.
George t. Gosling of Philadelphia is
at the Fairmont.
Mrs W. G. ellis of Danville, Colo,
is at the Holland.
c. Z. Barrows of San Bernardino is
at the ST. James.
Charles N Wilson of Portland, Ore,
is at the Baltimore.
c. n. Callinan of Washington is regis
tered at the st. Francis.
]. T. RAIDER of Philadelphia is regis
tered at the St. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs Grove L. Johnson have
apartments at the Fairmont.
George ]. c. McMuIlin of Washington,
d. c., is a guest at the Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Moore OF Memphis
have apartments at the Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Merritt and
party are guests at the st. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Morris of Portland
are registered at the Pacific Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Southgate of San
Jose have apartments at the Grand.
F. Clark of Tonopah and A. Nelson
of La Grande, Ore, are at the Imperial.
Rear Admiral r. C. Halliday and
Mrs. Halliday are guests at the Fair
mont
Mr.. Snd Mrs. G. Henry Stetson and
Miss S. W. Nice of Philadelphia are reg
istered at the Fairmont.
Late arrivals at the Savoy are: ].
" Robinson of Oregon and c. e. Jen-
sen of Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bliss. Miss
G. F. Barnes and Mrs. Gladys l.. Lam
berton have apartments at the Fair
mont.
Among the late arrivals at the Ham
lin are: j. e. Lloyds and wife of Oma-
ha, DR.. Henry Laming and Miss NJ E
Laming of Osaka. Japan.
c. c. Hay editor of the Daily Banker
of New York. is staying at the St.
Francis while on a trip covering places
hof interest in the west. He will attend
the American bankers association al
Denver. TO be held September "a
William Fl. Bliss. a prominent attor-
ney of New York. who was formerly
associate counsel of the Northern Pa
the Fairmont. Bliss is on a pleasure
tour of the. west: He is accompanied
Mrs. Gladys Lambertou.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
LEAVITT FLAYS CHURCHES
FOR LACK OF PROGRESS
Unitarian Minister breaches a
Strong Sermon on Modern
Religious Development

III = direct and uncompromising ad-
dress from the pulpit of the First Uni
tartan church Dr. Bradford Leavitt
spoke yesterday morning OF modern de-
velopments ia American civilization.
The Signs Of the Times" was the topic
Of the sermon.
DIR. Lesvitt referred to many things
which he classed in this category.
Among them was the idea that IL is
stupid to be siclz-that. more than in
the skill OF doctors. our good health
lies in our own hands: that we dream
we live under a government Of laws,
whereas we live under a government
OF newspapers.
The great sign OF the times he
said. -is that we are IN a great ethical
and Intellectual movement in America
The greater number OF clergy still
keeps up an attitude OF hostility toward
conclusions about the universe which
In the universities and the very gram
mar schools are unbeatable common
places. II any school should teach to-
day the sort OF thing many ministers
are preaching IT would be noted foi
its lunHcv'
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
THUGS BEAT AND ROB
WEALTHY CONTRACTOR
Victims Skull Fractured; Two
of Alleged Assailants Are
Arrested

Charles Peterson. wealthy con-
tractor living at 1743 Blake street,
Berkeley was held up and badly beaten
by four men at an early hour yester-
day morning. while walking in Ken
lucky street between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Peterson was unconscious
when picked up by Policeman Slattery.
He was sent at once to the hospital.
Slattery returned to the scene of
the crime and arrested two men, who
were later identified by Peterson as two
of the four robbers. The men gave
their names as Frank Fiseete and Or
villa Mcdowell. A key belonging to
Peterson was found in one of Nc
Dowells pockets. Peterson sustained
fractured skull, which may prove
fatal.
John L. Burd, book keeper at the
Anglo-Californian bank, living at 1884
Grove street, Oakland, walked into the
central emergency hospital yesterday
morning suffering from several abra-
sions and contusions about the face
and body. Burd told the doctors he
had been held up at Montgomery street
and Broadway and robbed of $40 and
a gold watch and chain. He said the
robbers beat him up just for fun
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
FIRENFN IN HOSE
CONTEST AT fETE
heaIdsburg Team Wins Prize for
Quickest Action in Attach
ing Hydrant
Hundreds of Members of POrtu-
guese Society of Holy Ghost
Arrive in San Rafael

Sax RAFAEL sept. 12--The second
week ~ the san Rsfaei carnival opened
todar grfth a fremen's tournament held
between hose teams from san Rafael.
dealdsburg. Nin Valley. Larkspur. san
Anselmo ard Petalums The contests
were Witnessed by 2.000 people. and the
exempt fremen from san Francisco
turned oue en- masse 20 view the affair
which was held in the main street %
the town. Each competing hose COM
pany had its hackers and much en-
thusiasric cheering was heard when
the trials o., skin were in progress.
The participants II the tournament
were compelled 10 pull the hose cart for
n distance of 100 yards. attach the
hose 10 the nre hydrast and turn on
water after 80 feet q hose had been
Unreeled.
HeaIdsburg won the contest, full
filling the required conditions and nav
ing water 70 the end Of the lire in
262 2-5 seconds.
San Rafaei captured second place by
accomplishing the run in 8 % sec
onds. The third place went 70 San
Anselmo. whose representative pulled
the hose cart over the distance and had
water squirting on the street in IS 3-5
seconds after the starters gun had been
fred
E&Cl team t0lnpOs-4 u lia4t
men, and ali showed that they had
praoticed cOuscientiously 70 win. The
first prize was SIS cash. the second
award SO and the third place netted
the team SO
After rhe tournament the brass band
Of the local Portuguese society OF the
Holy Ghost 40. s. entertained the Wis
itOrs. Al o'clock they marched 70 the
p street station. where they welcomed
900 men bers q the supreme council
Of the order that arrived in san Rafae
70 attend the fourteenth session Of the
Organization. which viii convene here
tomorrow Tor four day council.
Ponuscial righ mass viii mark the
formal opening Of the supreme council
tomorrow. All members Of the HOLY
Ghost society VIII form in a procession
and march 10 -. Rafaers church, wher,
sthe mass VIII be held Bishop Henr
da Silva viii of1ciate at the ceremonie.
and he VIII be assisted By Father Phil
ip and Father CsllOpy OF San Rafael
Archbishop RIordan win also be pres
snt Twenty visiting priests viii als'
attend the mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
DARING "SALOME" DANCE
PACKS. WIGWAM THEATER
Handsome Girl From London
Electrifies Audience With
Graceful Poses, Etc.

Miss Jessica Orr, a slim. dark. beau
tifuI girl from London, appeared at the
Wigwam theater. in Mission street near
Twenty-second last night in an exotic
oriental dance. The Vision of Saion1e,
her Interpretation of the salome dance
which has electrified and at times rath-
er shocked London and New York. Nov
ing pictures are a regular feature or
the Wigwam's bill, but never was there
more moving picture than that pre-
sented by the graceful, barefooted,
barelegged Miss Orr.
The girls costume is Opaque only IN
spots. and those spots are brass breast
plates. But for all the daring of the
oriental draperieS, the dance is one OF
delicate poses and charming light ef-
fects. The head Of John the Baptist on
a salver would be ghastly were II not
in the fascinating aureole of lights
played upon the stage, and the abandon
of the dancer might be unpleasant were
she not so free from coarseness. Any
way, the Wigwam theater is sold out
for nights ahead owing to the dancer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
THAW TRANSFERRED TO
WHITE PLAINS JAIL
Prisoner Will Be Kept in Hos
pital Ward Pending Further
Action of Court

SARATOGA. y. Y. Sept. 1S.-Sherin
Lane OF westchester county. who Is a
delegate to the republican state con-
vention. learned today that Harry X.
Thaw had been transferred from the
Duchess county Jail to his custody. He
telegraphed Instructions TO the warden
OF the White Plains Jail to place Thaw
In the hospital ward OF the priROn on
his arrival there tomorrow
Sheriff Lane said that this ward was
large room, about 20 feet square
with barred windows and doors and
that Thaw would have no afr except
what he could get in this room There
would be no objection, he said TO hav-
ing meals sent in from a restaurant
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
ATHLETE GOES TO
SCHOOL IN PARIS
George F. Ashley Expects to
Spend Two Years at Ec0le
de Beaux Arts
Member of University Boat
Crew Will Complete Course
i'm Architecture

BERKELEY. Sept 13.-George F.
Ashley. a member of the University OF
California boat crew of 1908 and fam
Gus as an athlete on the campus. has
gone 10 Paris. where he expects to
spend two years at Ecole de Beaux
Arts, the famous school of architec-
ture. A number of University of Cal
ifornia men have taken post graduate
courses at that institution ". c. Per
ry is still there. Ashley, who COM
pleted his work at the university last
year, intends to take the full course
before returning 10 his home in Cali
fOrnia
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
MISS LINDA PRIBER TO
WE'D NEW YORK LAWYER
Young Society Woman Will
Marry Carl II. Houston
EarIy Next Spring

Announcement was made yesterday of
the engagement of Miss Linda Priber, a
prominent young society woman of this
city, and Carl H Houston, a young law
yer of New York city, The wedding
Will take place early next spring at the
Priber home in Scott street.
Miss Priber is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs L. G. Priber of 79 Scott street For
many years z. c. Priber has been an
executive officer of the German hospital
and is now president of that institu-
tion- While in New York city several
years ago Miss Priber and her fiance
met at the home of friends
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
WOMAN MAKES SECOND
VAIN ATTEMPT TO DIE
Plucky Policeman Rescues Mrs
Edna Hussey From Waters
of Bay

Twice within the past month Mrs.
Edna Hussey has yainly tried to end
her life, but both attempts have been
futile. At dusk last night the woman
wandered along the water front of
North Beach and. reaching the foot of
Pierce street, leaped into the bay. Po-
leap and heroically jumped into the
chilly waters and effected thrilling
rescue.
thorities who attended the woman that
she is demented. She will be held in
the detention ward pending the de-
cision of the sanity board as to her
mental fitness
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
BOY SLAIN BY PLAYMATE
WILL BE BURIED TODAY
COrOner's Jury Secured for In
quest Over Death of
Young Boy
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE. Sept. ia coronsr's jury
was sworn in today for the inquest
over the death OF 12 year old Peter
Bernal, the schoOlboy who was killed
by his playmate. Freddie SepuIveda.
Friday evening The inquest was. how
ever, again postponed. and will not be
held until Wednesday afternoon
The murdered boy will be buried to-
morrow in the Calvary cemetery. A
in St Joseph's church tomorrow morn
ing. The funeral was postponed from
this afternoon on account OF misun-
derstanding with the coronerfs ofice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
j. DALZELL BROWNS HOME
is SOLD FOR SI7,5OO
Only Remaining Asset of Con-
victed Banker Purchased
bY Horace MorQan

The Washington street home of. J.
DalzeIl Brown. located in Washington
street near Buchanan, has passed out
of the hands of the convicted banker
Horace Morgan. the well known capi-
talist is the purchaser. The price
named is $17.500 The property, which
has just changed hands, is reported to
have been the only remaining asset of
Brown.
Mrs. Brown. who has been occupying
the house, is under the care of a trained
nurse.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
w. r. BROPHY is DEAD;
WAS VETERAN POLICEMAN
As Member of City Force He
Did Excellent Work Dur
ing Spanish War

William r. Brophy, member of the
San Francisco police force since 1892
and a sergeant since 1893, died at st.
Thomas hospital yesterday morning, a
victim OF heart trouble. Brophy had
been relieved from duty and his death
was not unexpected.
During the Spanish-American war
prior to the departure of volunteer
troops for the Philippines Brophy had
charge of the Presidio district and did
excellent work.
Brophy was born in Utica, n. Y
August s. 1851. He came to San Fran
cisco when a young man. In 1892 he
Joined the police force He was pro-
NOTED TO the Office of sergeant in 1893,
He leaves q widow and five children.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
Rose Makes Marvellous
Pat OF the Shot
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Ralph Rose.
the giant shot putter of California,
again. demonstrated his ability as a
record breaker by putting the iron ball
the unprecedented distance of 81 feet
inches this afternoon, at the annual
games of the Paterson barriers at Will
lard park. Paterson. n. J. Rose made
the put on his third trial, his best pre-
yious put having been 49 feet and 9
inches.
Today's performance was l teot and
8 inches better than the worlds record
made by Rose on Labor day. when at
the games of the Irish American ath-
letic club he sent the ball flying through
the air 49 feet and 10 inches.
AS the event was not placed upon the
program, Rose consenting to give an
exhibition, the record will not be al
lowed by the Amateur Athletic union be-
cause it was not made in open compete
tiOr Z
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
TAILoRs HOLD PICNIC

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 13.-The jour
neymen tailors' protective union held
its thirty fourth annual picnic al
Schutzen park today. enThe The AFFAIR was
wives. %weethearts and friends were
present TO enjoy the outing. The money
raised will be used to pay sick benefits
for members of the union. NJ Wistol
is president of the union. A. F. Ceder-
blum secretary and J. r. Gleiffner
treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
MENLo PARK FLOWER SHOW :

MENLO PARK, Sept. 13.-The sixth
annual flower show of the Menlo Park
HORTICULTURAL society will be held at the
Alhambra theater in Redwood City on
October 23 and a. Heretofore the shows
have been held out of doors at Menlo
Park and have attracted a great deal of
attention from experts and large exhib-
its from the gardens OF the wealthy
residents of the peninsula
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
OLDFIELD THE VICTOR
Defeats Christie in Final of the
SWeepStake Event

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1s-Barney oldheld was
the victor over Walter Christie in the final today
Of the $500 sweepstakes in which oldheld
Christie and Charlie soules competed at the
Latonia raeetrack No records were broken,
OIdfeld winning the last race of the match
from Christie in 1:04 2-5. Previous TO this
Christie defeated Oldheld in 1:01, but Old
field won the day before honors were even and
additional race WAS necessary. This was won
by OidAeld.
No records were broken in any Of the events,
the best mile OF the day being made by Christie
in one minute fat In an unsuccessful effort 10
break his own track record of AZ AS seconds
made yesterday.
Only one accident marred the days sport. AL
Rust chauffeur suffered a broken and
arm in dismounting from one OF the cars en-
tered In novelty race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
SAN DIEGO BUILDERS ACTIVE
Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 12-Despite the
fact that the board of works ONCE was
closed for two days last week on ae-
count OF legal holidays. the business in
t,orshIvs wxith tbs+ ~ n[eN-;n,,s gs Ia
but is in excess of many, and shows a
steady increase in building activity.
The total for the week was S52.725
compared with s39,s50 for the CORE
spending week last year The total
permits thus far this year represent an
expenditure Of s1,601. .70S. against
s1,4s5.575 last year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
f, GRocERs CONVENE TO-DAY

The ninth annual convention of the
California retail grocers' and. mer-
chants association will open this
morning. Delegates arriving on the
early trains will be escorted to the
convention hall by the reception COM
mittee. Major Taylor is scheduled to
deliver the speech of welcome to the
visiting delegates, and A. A. Jost of
remarks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
HAWAIIAN LEADER GOES EAST

John ]. Trenor of Honolulu. chair
man OF the committee or special con-
ference of the national republican
league of clubs. is at the st. Francis
and is on his way TO Cincinnati to at
tend the convention of that body to be
held there September %. While in the
east Trenor- will also establish head
quarters of the Hawaiian Islands
branch of the board of immigration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
PAsNoRE rRIo GIVES REHEARSAL

An open rehearsal of the initial con-
cert Of a series OF three by the Pas
more trio was held yesterday afternoon
ut Century Club hall The three young
musicians trained under the best mas
ters Of Europe, gave renderings of the
Mozart trio in 9 major and the difficult
A minor trio Of Tschaikowsky. Mary
Pasmore is pupil OF Barmas, Henri
Marteau and Sauret: Suzanne has stud
led with Scharwenka, and Dorothy, the
'cellist. with Jacques van Lier and An
ton Hekking. The opening concert Will
take place on Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
KNIGHTS BACK FRosr YOSEMITE

several hundred members OF The
knights OF Columbus returned last
night from a weeks journey into the
Yosemite valley. Some were fatigued
from long trips up the mountain sides
while others bore signs of having spent
a week Of rest in the famous valley.
Later in the evening small parties
struggled into the ferry building from
Lake Tahoe. where a week had been
devoted TO Knights of Columbus vaca-
ION festiNities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
ACCUSED OF woUNDING WIFE

Joseph Walters was arrested last
night by Policeman NJ. j. O'Reilly and
booked at the central police station on
charge of assault with a deadly
weapon. At the central emergency hos
pital earlier in the night Katherine
Walters was treated for an ugly scalp
wound, and, according to her story,
Joseph Walters, her husband, struck
her over the head with pair of pliers
while she was attempting to gain en-
trance TO her home
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
CHARGES POLICE SERGEANT

Complaint charging Police Sergeant
Shanahan of San Francisco with bat
terry was sworn TO yesterday by z. L.
Heaney of San Mateo. Sergeant Shana-
han was on duty at the Gans-Nelson
fight at the Mission street arena Ad-
mission day and Heaney charges him
with having struck him several times
with a heavy whip.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
sEvEREr.Y aNJURED BY can

John Lall who lives at 3109 Folsom
street. was struck by car at the cor
ner Of Mission and Army streets last
evening and seriously injured. He was
taken to ST. Luke's hospital and il was
found that hie right arm and three ribs
we're fractured. Motorman J. W. Nich-
els was placed under arrest
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
BENZ. FAY MILLS sPEAKs.

Benjamin Fay Mills addressed the
Fellowship circle last evening at Golden
Gate hall on the subject of Religion
Without Superstition" Mills Will speak
this evening on Emerson"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
CARS MANGLE MANS LEGS

RENO. New. Sept. 13.-CharIes Bel
shaw. aged %. OF Chicago. returning z
from San Francisco. had both legs 50
badly mangled yesterday while passin K
between cars here that they had to be
amputated- His condition is considered
hopeful George Belshaw. a Chicago
druggist. located at 1115 Armeda ave
nue.. is a brother OF the injured man