The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 25, 1897, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1897. 11 bim again, as he had imperfectly taken | the sentence of the court be translated to i in its scope at the prior reading. The interpreter, a harness-maker named 5 HONORED He Is Decorated as Cheva- lier of the Legion of Honor. ‘ The Recognition Bestowed by the Republic of France for Meritorious Service. | liquor to the Indians. | discovery that the interpreter had been Calles, was sent for and given the docu- ment to read to Sandobal. Calles began reading, but before he had progressed very far Sandobal ser up.a tremendous howl and began dashing his head against . the prison bars in a way that convinced | bis keepers that he had suddenly gone mad. It wassome time before the pris- oner could be quieted down, and then he asked piteously why he should be hanged for so small a crime as that of seliing T led to the given the wrong document, and that he had been reading the death sentence of Out[law “Jim” Parker to the petty crim- inal. When the nature of the mistake was made known to Sandobal he laughed through his tears, and declared that eighteen months at Yuma was like a perpetual fiesta for him in comparison with Parker’'s sentence. S PR LAST DAY AT CAMP SHAFTER. Many Messages of Cougratulation{ Have Been Forwarded to Him at Lake Tahoe. A cablegram from Paris announcing that the decoration of chevalier of the on of Honor had been conferred by the Republic of France on Sylvain Weill an Francisco has causel rejoicing in | the French colony of this City. Indeed all classes of the community are pleased that this bonorable recognition 1is con- Mojor-Ganeratl James Keriews the Fifth Reqiment Guards. SANTA CRUZ, CaL, July 24 —This, the last day in camp at Camp Snatter, was | spent with regimental drill under com- wmand of Colonel Fairbanksin the morn- ing, a shoot by mounted officers at Tripe Hill in the afternoon, and at 5 o’clock the dress parade was enlivened by the arrival | of Major-Generai James, commanding the | division of the National Guard, accom- i panied by his staff. At dress parade the | and hisstaff appeared mounted, ade areview was tendered jor-general. He pronounced the Regiment one of the best-drilled ones in the State. The officers taking part in the shoot SYLVAIN WEILL, to Whom the Decoration of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor Was Recenty Given by the R:public of France. ferred on a citizen so enterp worthy. Mr. Weill went to Lake Tahoe for an outing a few days since, and was there when the wires conveyed the news of his cecoration. He will leave the lake th's morning and arrive in San Franasco this evening. He should be in good form to prrticipate in a round of dinners in honor i the happy event, as many demonstra- tions of this kinG are already nned. Le Franco-Cal yesterds pressed the oi the French residents of this regard to the decoration. It holds that the honorcould ex- b Star of the Legion cf Honor. *stowed upon a more hon- orable or meritorious citizen. His enter- prise, generosity and judgment are com- mended, and his devotion 1o the cause of iis countrymen in California is fitlv ac- nowledgel. Many messazes of congrat- n'ation from Paris, London and New York to the newly created chevali-r were received yesterday in this City and trans- mitted to Lake Tahoe. not have been b founded by Naroleon in 1804, 1t Is civic and milits 0 in recognition of eminent and meritori ous services. PRESCOTT PRINOVYEWS SCARE. i | Decree of Death Translated to Him Insteait of His Nentenc-. PHENIX, Az, July 24.—Assistant| United S:ates Attorney Franklin, who ! returned yesterday from Prescot:, whither | he went to prosecute several cases against defendants accused of selling l:quor to the Indians, brings with him the news of a very curious and painful mistake made by the jail officials there. Jose Sandobal, a Mexican, was convicted of selling liauor to the Hualapai Iniians and was sen- tenced 10 & short term in the penitentiary at Yuma. While still in the jnil awaiting transportation to XYuma, he asked that ng and | were: | known as<one o ti | was arresie | by Under Shenff Wilder. | the afternoon of the same day he was The order of the Lezion of Honor was | The decoration is bestowed | Cantain D. Major L. F. Juiliard, Captain T. A. Rouia enant Borlini and Lieutenant S. Heller. best score was made by Lieutenant Bor- 1ini, and he was awarded the prize. As acamp of instruction Camp Shafter has been a great success, and the on!y regretis thatit does not last long enough. Major-General James wa< accompanied | by the foilowing sia Colonel H. P Bush, Colone! ¥. W. Summers, Colone John Gallwey, Lieutenant - Colonel Thomas C.uff, Lientenant-Colonel Georg Stone, Lieutenant-Colonel F. 8. Pott, Lieutenant-Colonel Will'am Edwards and L:eutenanti-Colonel L. Barrere. Colone | F. 8. Cnadbourne of the Governor’s staff | and Colonel J. F. Smith of the First were bonored guests in camp. The regiment will break camp to-mor- row and take its departure about the noon hour, Captain Wenk of Comvany F wili be officer o7 the aay for the final day in camp, and Lieutenant Gunn officer of the guard. Badlgse i YUMA YGYTHS DUPED. Pay “Bad Maon" Mrales Wel! for Ir- formation Regaordirg a Mythical Gold Ledge. YUMA, Ariz., July 24.—The most thrill- ing gold excitement o1 the week in Yuma County had iws origin at Blaisdell station on Monday in the difference of opinion which occurred between Stage-driver M- Cormick and Ed Morales, The laiteris “bad men” of this region, in fact the wi kedest man at the station. He discolored the siage-driver’s countenance wWith a beer Lottie and |h;n tried before the Justice of the Peace and sentenced to vay $20 into the county treas- ury or live twenty days in the town jail Morales was ‘'shy” the amount of nis fine, but by taiking nice io the Justice he was given permis-ion 10 go out for a few hours to raise the mone; This 1s how he dic it: He wentto wo well-known young men who hold good positions in Yomu and told them thatv if they wouid help bim out of nis sc ape and furnish the ne- cessary outfit for the trip be would lead them to n remarkable new bonanza hat he had just d.scovered about fifteen m'le | on th r side of Fortuna. To back up his <tory he produced some rich specimens of gold rock from the big Fortuna mine E horned it out before the eyes of his dupes. It horned well and hope- ran high. His fine was quickly paid and an outfi gathered togeiher by noon the next day. Morales led his v.ctims until within sight of the low range back of Fortuna; then ne zot them to go on ahead, jeaving him to watch the pa #nimals and outfit in camp. Susvectine nothing, the two young men went on to hind their foriunes, Of course, they found nothing at the place indicated by Morales, but when they returned to camp they discovered that they bad been duped by the *‘bad man” from Biaisdell station. He wus | simply missing, and as he had taken the | bigge-t mule with him and spilled all the water he could not cirry pursuit was use- less and there was nothing for the voung men to do but burry back to Yuma. | They will rot prosecute Morales, because they dread publicity, but just the ¢ it will be wisdom on the part of the *“bad man’’ if he remains away from the south- | ern half of Yuma County for years to come. —_— Conflagration at Bakersfleld. BAKERSFIELD, CaL, July 24.—Iire early this morning destroyed the south- | east quarter of the block situated between | K and L streets, fronting on Nineteenth. The buildings were single story frame structures, occupied by two saloons, three Chinese restaurants, two Chinese laan- dries and O'Dell’s meat markei. The flame- originated in the rear partition of | one of the laundries. The estimated loss is $10,000, partially insured. M. M. O'Dell | nis wife left him three or four days ago. DOCTOR HADE A TARGET OF HIMBELF Dramatic Scene in a Shoot- ing Gallery on Eddy Street. George J. Moore Fires a Bullet Into His Breast That May Prove Fatal. He Is the Son of the President of the Pacific Mutual Life In- surance Company. George J. Moore, 605 O'Farrell street, son of the president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, chose a dra- matic way of attempting to end his life last night. During the evening he engaged a horse and bug:y at the Nevada stables on Mar- ket streer, and, after driving around to several saloons, he hitchied the horse to | a post on Eddy street, near Mason, oppo- site the shooting-gallery of W. A. Brad- ford, 36 Eddy street. 7This was about 11:30 o'clock. He walked across the street to the shoot- ing-gallery and throwing a 25-cent piece | on the counter asked Bradiord to give him tickets for the amount, as he wanted to try his prowess with a revolver. Bradford loaded a 22-caliber, single-bar-. reled target pistol and handed it to Moore. Moore rested the barrel across his n, as if to take aim at the target, but the muz- zle pointed almost straight at Bradford, and he told him to be careful. Without saying a word Moore turned the muzzle upon himself and fired, the bullet entering his ieft obreast and taking a downward course into his abdomen. With a groan Moore sank to the floor. The suot did notattracta crowd at first, but when it got noised abroad that a man bad shot bimself at the shooting gallery men and women quickly gathered. Policeman Ring was not far away, and he was soon upon the scene. He tele- phoned for the patrol wagon, and Moore was taken to the Receiving Hospital. Dr. Fitzgibbon proved for the buliet, but could not find it. The doctor thought that the bullet had perforated the intes- sines, and if so the wound would prove dangerous, Moore was very reticent as to why he shot himself, but he begged that his wiie should be sent for. He said hisname had been in the papers before on the occasion of his shooting at his brother and he did not like notoriety. A friend called to see | bim and prom: to notify his wife. { | | | *It was learned from other sources that has been drinking beavily of late, and This made him despondent and led 1o his attempt to commit suicide. His wife later visited the hospital and was overpowered with grief on learning her husband’s eritical condition. oore is employel as a clerk in his father’s office at California_and Sansome streets. He is also a musician, and has played at the Columbia and irequently in the Park band. it for Schooners. , July 24.—A dispatch A Baa BOSTON, Ma irom Nobska® Vineyard Sound, this morn- ing says ap unknown three-masted schooner was sunk during the night on Hedge Fence Shoal, and an unknown two- masted schooner is ashore on the Middle Ground near that port. s MILL VALLEY'S SENSATION. Mrs. John Zermon Erings Suit for a Divorce, Alleging Extreme Cruelty. SAN RAFAEL, Car, July 24 —Mrs. John Zerman of Mill Valley filed a sen- sational complaint to-day in a suit for a divorce. She accuses her husband of alt manner of cruelty. Frequently, she al- leges, he slapped her face, and at one time he stamped upon her while she lay on ihe floor. In May, 1897, he was de- termined to kill her and choked her into insensibility and leit the house, believing her to be dead. Alterward she appealed to peace officers for protectlon. In June, says the complaint, Zerman seized a hatchet and attempted to kill her. Sheran and he gave chase, but she eluded him and did not return until his rage nad spent itsell. On account of ti-ese cruel acts she has been compelled to seek a home with ber wother in San Francisco. She asks for alimony and wishes her hus- band to appear on Monday, August 2 before Judge Angelotti and show caus: why he should not pay it to her. She asks for the custody of their boy, Percival. Zerman will, it is stated, file counter charges of a siill more sensational char- acter and mention the names of some Mill Vailey people who, he believes, have ruined his home and caused nis wife to bring these charges against him in an effort to sccure a divorce. gt o PACIFIC GEOVE CONCER1S. annual Chan sembly Ends in @ Ewrst of dietody. PACIFIC GROVE, CAL., July 24.—The last day of the Pacific Coast Chautauqua Assembly came to its close in a grand har- mony of sweet sounds. The poet said “The night shall be filled with music,” and 80 1t was, but the day as well was filled with it—with the clear, fresh music of childish voices, which, by careful train- ing, had learned fo trip up and down over the notes in a surprisingly agile manner. Miiton L. Lawrence of San Jose con- ducted the special song festival in the afternoon, in which the chorus of 150 children took so important a part. The children had been under Mr. Lawrenc's tuition for just two weeks and had been taught by the Tomlins method entirely. Mr. Lawrence was assisted by Arnold Solomon, violinist; D. M. Lawrence, tenor; Miss D. D. Smith, pianist, and Misses Faith Orton and Stella Ode!l, ac- companists. The grand closing concert in the Assem- bly Hall at night was enjoyed by an im- mense audience. The "California male quartet of San Francisco and the Phil- omel ladies’ quurtet, under the direc'ion of the “sweet singer of California’’—Mrs. Snsie Hert Mark—conducted the concert, ably nssisted by Dr. R. W. Smith, tenor; Mrs. Etta B. Bl vard, coniralto; 0. G. Dockman, euphoniumist; Miss Stella Odell, pianist; Miss Shipley, cornetist, and others. . Sausalito’s Board: of Health. SAUSALITO, CaL, July 24.—The Board of Town Trustees has established a Board of Health for the town of Sausal- ito. The ioliowing gentlemen have been { appointed ns members: Dr. Artaur H. 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