The San Francisco call., 1913-08-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs
Al Emmiek. 142 Richland avenue,

Al EmmieIx, 142 RichIand avenue, was
robbed of $500 by q pickpocket yester-
day operating on an InglesIde car.
David Toree. laborer. was given six
months in the county Jail yesterday by
Police Judge Shortan for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
glass window in the store of Payne &
Colder, haberdashers. 212 Market street,
and took eight dozen stickpins.
Accused OF stealing $3.50 from Rich
ard Brown. 145 Third street. Michael
Shernow. waiter, was arrested yester-
day.
Lawrence HanIon was charged with
grand larceny yesterday on complaint
of Leon Sherman. 452 Folsom street,
who says Hanlon picked his pocket,
getting SO.
John ID. Keenan,, who passed . bogus
$14 check on p. J. Roddy two months
ago. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
I.awlor to serve five years in San Quen-
tin.
II. K. Moore and Miss NJ G.. santry.
both of Sn Francisco. were married
Sunday In the residence Of Father Jo-
seph McQuaide. pastor Of the Sacred
Heart church.
The regular nemimonthly meeting Of
the San Francisco division Of the Ma
tional Sales Managers association Will
be held tomorrow at 1915 p. m. In
Taits banquet hall.
The body Of man believed to be
G. Domingos was found in room In q
lodging house at sol Pacific street
Yesterday Death had been caused by
gas asphyxiation, presumably through
suicidal intention.
Crossed wires caused considerable
damage in the store Of the Omen Oil
company, 604 Van Ness avenue, at s
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire
spread to several cans of oil and the
interior of the place was burned out.
Thomas Abrams.s painter residing
at 1862 Geary street, had his right leg
broken and sustained decorations of
the head when the scaffolding upon
which he was working at Twenty-first
and Harrison streets broke yesterday
afternoon.
All sam, manager Of Chinese gam
bling house at 20 Ross alley, which Is
protected by an Injunction. was fined
5000 by Police Judge Shortall yester-
day on a charge OF being the Keeper
OF a gambling place.
Friends and relatives Of Mrs. E. A.
Mahopd gathered in her home recently
to assist in celebrating her ninetieth
birthday Mrs. Mahood also received
the congratulations OF her friends be-
cause of her recovery from serious
attack of pneumonia,
Declarations were nIed with Regis
trar Zemansky by the following candi-
dates for supervisor: Adolf KoshIand.
Incumbent; Edward l.. Cutten. former
member OF the board: Emil Hogberg
and NJ H Seligman. George G. Fraser,
photographer, declared his candidacy
for public administrator.
The last remaining bigamy fndict-
ment against George d. Collins was
dismissed yesterday by Superior Judge
Lawlor on motion of counsel for the
the way for Collins to ,interpose a
parole application with the prison COM
mission.
With view to obtaining data for
the Tamalpais fire protection plans, Vice
President T. Fl. Cutter of the Tamalpafs
Fire association, State Forester Ho-
mans, Deputy Forester Dodge and Chief
Engineer Baker of the Marin municipal
water district motored last Sunday
from San Anselmo to the summit Of
Bo1inas ridge at Ridgecrest.
Barbers' accessories valued at ap-
proxima tely $3.50, and alleged to have
Deen TAKEN lTuIu The IdCiiiS l0dL DCiS
Supply company Monday by William
Connolly, now in custody charged with
grand larceny were recovered from a
safe buried in vacant lot at Erie and
Folsom streets by Detectives J. 7.
Graham Yesterday
Az q result Of repeated attempts
made to set fire to his lodging house
at 40 South Park, John w. Casel, the
proprietor. yesterday appealed to the
police for protection against further
outrages. Early yesterday he discov-
cred fire in two unoccupied rooms.
easel says four similar attempts have
been made during the last month.
The Pacf6c Telephone and Telegraph
company was ordered by Judge Sturte-
want yesterday to show cause on FRI
day before him why it should not re-
store telephone service to the Hoe
Alexander. on Geary street. The hotel
has filed suit for $1,000 damages al
leging that the company shut off its
service on August IL, when the hotel
refused to pay bills 1t declares We're
exorbitant.
whether the death of James Rock.
brother of former supervisor Harry
Rock, was accidental is the question
which jury is to decide in Judge
Murasky's court in the suit of Mary
Rose Rock. the widow, to enforce COL
lection OF $1,000 on an insurance policy
held in the Travellers Insurance COM
pany of Hartford Conn. Rock died
while acting as pallbearer at the fu-
neral Of James Murphy in July 1911.