The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 24, 1897, Page 11

—_— THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, . 2 OCTOBER 24, 1897. 11 SLURANS BE NG VAT WEEP “Grand Juryman Burton’s| Prophetic Voice Is Full of Cheer. A BRIGHTER ERA ABOUT 10 OPEN. The New City Hall Will Have | 1 Park as Sure | as Fate. MARKET STREET MUST BE REPAVED. Oriticisms of the Various Existing Nuisances — Bonding System gly Favored, B The new er the era of grand improve- ments to make San Francisco fit for the twentieth cen and therefore one of t beautiful cities in the world, is | just about to open. The light that is | h good cheer every heart loves San Francisco and would see her proud place at the | breaking fi that ieve half the ac- ith which adozen e townsmen nating prob- vements, is a guaran- rep; hoid of im have take lem of 1g, but a steady | the objective point is ation, the regeneration on of founded by the peninsular | the argonauts from North Beach to South rom the ferry to the Cliff the step iaken to restore s ownership all of the | ked for her municipal wrong done to the people | on to private uses has long | ir breasts. Few and far be- e who donot believe that the 10 San Lour is propitious for removing the long- | standing cause of reproach. 0 the men who are worthy of praise for ng h f this subject at this time = 1s worthier than C. O. Burton, the nd Juryman who broached it on the The time was ripe for him, and the man and tbe opportunity were concurrent. Burton is not young, reckoning his years, for he is within three of the spa llotted in energy, spirit and ideas he 2s intelligent age. He | the con- of-fact sort of ow what ant and stalwart mprovements. with 8 CALL reporter n, Who is also secre- Hall Park Association, ne of his thoughts on San » conversation vesterdav, Mr. Bu tiful park in f aid, thiat we se be a . he work of covers a much w be accom . ves of successfully inviting ation from the ancisco not only | but a perpetual cuiarm ow reside here, we must oiher directions, It ought to be re- rry to its_junction with | improvem 10wever, to make ii fit for the isses over it. Tuen turn to | o hoolbouses. With a ‘ew notable | exceptions they are a disgrace to our peo- ple, & reproach to our civilizatian and a | scandai—-so far as the cause of education ve schoolhoases without play- proper ventilation sme of them as you know | the Board of without claim to be comsia In this regara we | eies and all the | just n city. i Los Ar We bave had a sewerage commission. at body did some good work. It recom- | mended a plan that was generaily ac- cepted and waich if carried into etfect wonld have very m ally advanced the price of real estate. N.w I believe we 1eht to tuke up this sewerage question and aispose of that for good. ~Among the o her improvements which 1 strongly favor is the demolition of our present | of & new one. | surreptitiously obtained possession of the | premises { pur: | ness from | of the defendanis. ) River Valley. “TWILIGHT,” the Picture Alexander Harrison Refused to Szl the Paris Government Because He Wished It to Hang in an American Gallery. City and Connty Hospital and theerection “The Grand Jury will no doubt make a | very full and comprehensiva report, cov- ering all these points. 1f its suggestions are to bear fruit, as I sincerely beliaye they wiil, San Francisco will be the cleanest, hand-omest, most progressive ciiy on the A mericencontinent. My own ideas are that posterity should nelp to foot the bilis. | The work cannot be done through direct | taxation. Qur creditis good. 1know ofone banker who said he could within twenty- tour hours float $10,000.000 of our bonds once the city decides to move in the matter.” DEMANDS RE.OMPENSE. Mrs. Buchannan Wants Pay for Her | Caipet-Beating Establishment. Mrs. Grace P. Buchannan, by her attor- neys, Vogel-ang & Brown, has sued Jo W. Flyna and John W. Shanahan for al- leged invasion of the property-rights o the plaintiff. It is asserted in the complaint that wkile Mrs. Buchannan was absent from her carpet-beating establishment, on the easterly side of Harrison street, near Fourteenth, on the 1st day of ihe present month, the defendants fraudulently and by misrepresentations made to an employe of Mrs, Bucbannsu, who RETURNS T0 was temporarily in charge of the pioperty, which is szid to be worth $1000. The ptaintiff has sin spent $i0) in 11t of her goods und chatt whosre- fore she demands judement for $1100 for | her loss and $1000 for exempl Accord ing to the story of Mrs. nan she bougnt the carpei-beating bus:- Snanaban, bu: he got into litigation with other parties, and 1n the | | Jury, and, consequently, that it was in violation of the Federal constitution. The Supreme Court has already decid:d that such cases do not come within the provi- sions of 1he statutes, because they require indictments in Federal prosecutions only. Altbough the Supreme Court can dis- miss such cases on the ground of Ir volity, it can not refuse to hear them. because the | appeal acis as a stay of proceedings. Sen- ator Georgze C. Perkins has become inter- | ested in the matter to such an ex'ent that | he has promised to take steps necessary to have the statutes amended »o that appeals cannot be made on such a ground and the wheels of justice remain clogged so long. CALIFORN Alexander Harrison to Visit This State During November. LADEN WITH PLUNDER. Two Girls Attempt to Escape From the California Girls’ Train- ing Home., Mabel Blume, 16 years of age, and Claudette Lawlor, 17, inmates of the Cali- fornia Guls' Training Home, 147 Natoma | street, were caught yesterday afternoon | wuile attempting to escape with a num- | ber of arucles and dresses belonging to the other inmates, and were locked up in | the City Prison. | About noon Mrs. Burt, the matron, gave them her bunch of keys, with in- struchions to fetch some wood from the | roof of the building. They slipped off the | key 10 the front door before returning the | keys to the matron. 1t was observed that the girls hurried through with their dinner, which arousea the susyicions of Mrs. french, one of the board of directors. She sent one of the Charles R. Peters Intends to Go to London to Remain Permanently. The Doings of the Local Artists Latimer's Surprise Party. Alexander Harrison, one of America's foremoat painters and said 10 be the finest marine artist of ihe present time, is about to visit California, his former home. He | other girls to see what they were doing, | eaves Newport, where he is now the Al b reported belug unable to, find : . s Sk them, cuest on the yacht of Anthony Drexel. Aninstant search was made, and the Mr. Harrison, prior to his following art | ¢o0 s were discovered ir tue hallway legul squabble ciandestine.y obtained pos- | session of the property, being ass:sted b Police Otficer Fiyun, : e as & profession, was in the navy, and it| making for the front door. Each was car- who is named as one | may have been for this reason that ha has | rying a valise filled with plunder iaken NEW TQ-DAY- DRY GOODS. FOR THE BAZAAR CLOSED. The Lincoln Kelief Corps Ailfair a Great ‘uccess, The three days’ bazaar which has been held by Lincoln Relief Corps No. 3 in theold Y. M. C. A. building on Sutter street came to a close last night. Duri the evening there were sorgs, dances anu | N recitations by Misses May O'Keele, Hohn, Baby Z:lia Cook and Master Ba There was also some music by Mesdar Cook and Keith, A large crowd attended the bazaar dur- ing the evening and thebooths were weli patronized. notsold or ratiled were auctioned off and the bidding was spirited. Ticket 40, held by Miss won the hat donated by A I Preston won a siiver sugar-bowl and spoons, and Enna Keith won a giob ne affair was a financial suc a rough estimate placing the smount netted by the lagies atover $1000. The money will be used to assis: the poor and needy. -—— Minister to Ecua ior Here. General A. J. Sampson of Phaenix, Arizona, the newly a 1o Ecurdor, arrived here Friday night, accom- panied by Sampson, and registered at the Occidental Hotel. He will embark by the next stesmer for his future official residence | Keith, Mrs. 8t Quito. Before leaving Pheenix, just after | Bis recent return irom Washington, the was. tenderel & large re- ns Hotel. Much n aceasioued intmen: to a ms are consid- ded Senators, diplomatic ap- 37, when ce 1R: was sent as Mini al and Mrs. Samp- aud the general was r of Commerce and ent men in the Salt president of one of the most - oty | Counterfeit Trademark. | A warrant was issued by Judge Joschimsen | yesterday for tne arresi of P. I. Kearuey on | the charge of selling goods bearing a counter- d tnaton October L. feit trademark. Itis al 15 he soid to C. J. Hin une streets, half a doze tion purporti be bit rademark of & well-known - .- Woman’s Exchangs Entertainment. The managers of the Woman's will give an entertsinment at the Columbia Theater Monday evening, November 1. The programme prepared is very attractive, and as the enfertainme it is expected that there will be a full at- tendance. ————— Anton Waus Cruel. Sophia Imahorn has su-d for a divorce from Anton Imabhora on the ground of crueity. Exchange 2 i 4\ i C. 0. EURTON. ligy AR g A Enew S ¥ hose artcles which were | ellie Fiynn, | in‘ed Minister Plenipotentiary | \ t is for a charitable purpose | { | rated him. | quentiy it is now in the Corcoran Gallery. | 1tis the former’s intention to make his | home permanently in Europe. | Tue gentleman nas been invited to make | CHARLES R. FETERS, the Artist, Who Intends to Make London His Home After December Next. — from the other girls’ rooms. The key of the front door was also found in their pos- ession. The volice were not were 'aken to the City F ives § made his success in painting pictures of | the sea. His work ‘“Arcadia’ was procured by | the Emperor of Germany, who inappre- ciation of the ariist’s great genius deco- | ied, and the cirls ~on by D-stret- van and O'Dea’and booked for eome 0. - ———— Took Samples of Water. Heal th Officer O'Bricn, accompanied by Bac- Venzell and Mar- Board of Heaith Lake La Hondn, University Mourd and i voirs of the tpring Valley sterday for the purpose of mpies of the water for analysis. - Quick Work. Tnomas Blanchard, who was arrested Fridsy for breaking into the room of George Dixon, the colored in the Devon House, early Wedne:day morning, was yesterday ueld by Judge Joschimsen 10 answer before the Sape. Tior Court 17 $2000 bonds. Bianchard did not feny e gn One of his best works is “The Twi-| light.”” It is a picture oi seaand land— | a strectch of beach with the moon beam- ing upon the rippling waves. Itissimple, yet effective, and soothes rather than thrilis. The French Govarnment wished to purchase it for the Luxembourg, but Mr. | Harrison wished his work to hang 1n an American institution of art, and, co ket Inspector Davis of obtaining s M:. Harrison will be the guest of Charles R. Peters at his home in Monterey. Mr. Feiers accompanica by Mr. Harri-on in- tends to go to London in December, and He n:s maue quite a name for himsei! by paini- ing extremely realistic moonli=ht scenes. XEW T4 O-DATY. 77 FOR COLD The Best Thing Yet a private exhibition of his work in Lon- don. Theodore Wores intends to send some | of his pictures 1o the Bohemian Ciub art exhibit. Mr. Wores has been mukiog Jupanese jects a parioalar study, “'g-1 ha girls” and apple tlossoms e cially. Latimer was given a birthcay surprise varty on Thur-day 1ast by his present and former pupils, who presented him with watchchain as a token of their regard. Joe Strorng hus just comvleted two por- traiits, one of Ji.dge Low and the other of General Howe. That of Judge Low he presented to the Press Club. The picture of Raphael Weill, paint by Yates, is 10 be sent to the Par's salon. Latimer intends to give an exuibil ¢f his pupils’ work and & tea nex: month. HIS DAYS NUMBERED, Local Attorneys Think the Supreme Court Will Make Short Work of Durrant’s Appeal. The prevailing opinion among local at- torneys is that the appeal of Theodore Durcant to the Supreme Court of the Urited States will be dismissed by that tribunal with very litile consideration, on the zround that itis frivolous. They de- clare that the question at issue has aiready | been decided a number of timee, and that, therefore, the only reason for taking it in this case was to gain time. The appeal was taken from an order of the United S District Court, denying the prisoner’'s apul.cation for a writ of habeas corpus. The application was made on the ground that he had been tried on information filed by the District Attorney and not en an indictment by the Grand for La Grippe, Coids, Influenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in the Head and Chest, C.ugh, Sore Throat, General Prostration | and Fever. ? Taken early *‘breaks up”’ a Cold at once. 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From SKK FRARCISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)— *7. 9:00 Mo 1100 *2:00 13:00 *4:00 18:00 From 0AKLAND—Foot of Broadwa :00 8:00 10:008.M. 124 *1:00 13:0 14: *5:00r.. o St Wednesdays ouly) Tres Plos, Swuta Criz, ¥ for Afterioon ¢ Sundays ouly. 1 Saturdays only ay and Saturday nights only. nd Thursda; ® - Morniug. * Sundavs excepted NORTII PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD (Via Sausalito Ferry). ¥rom San Fraacisco, Commenciag Sept. 19, 1897. WEEKDAYS. Ml Valley and San Raiael 190 A M.: #1:45, 3:15, #3115, For 1 trips 10: Sau Rafael o 1 0 Mondays, 30 p. fHROUGH TRAI TiZ5 A M. weekaays for Cazadero and way sta- 5 . M. Saturdavs (mixed train) for Mills and way stations: 8:00 A. M. SOm- Po.n. Heyes and way stutions. day; s for HOUNT TAMALPALS SCENIC RAILWAY (Via Sausalito Ferry). Leave San Francisco Commencing Sept. 19, 1897: WEEK DAYS—9:304. X BUNDA YS—8:00, 10:00, 1 Special irips an be u rangrd f0F by wpulying @ THO~. COOK & SON, 621 Market st.. 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