The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 14, 1897, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1897 ~ 11ARD COURBING AND SO0RE FEET That Were A~ Hounds De- feated at Merced Meeting. | le Park Auna Carlson, a Servant-Girl, Colonel Tom Robinson Says|In Future He Proposes to Keep , 2 ' Poor Robbed of $85 and Some That His Partner Daly Only a Small Stable at | ¢ | IN] AN l S W EA R ° Valuable Jewelry, Is Shy. the Track. j g 4 1 ,,,,,,, % i : i | | Opening of a New l)olmtment I | I b Improved | The Theft Believed to Have Been Did Not Put Up Money After the Will Sell Most of BH“ »toc‘k R %Ij“‘l]‘ DECENBER 1ST 0.\'“.2 | ALL NEW AND LATHST STYLHS. i s e gy e a P | ke e Each out-of=town patient |§ Cloaks, Caps, Bonnets, Slips, arged. Was Seen Near the Gate. Success. { the State. | Bavinz more than ":'tel: i Dresses, Sklrts Embroidered Flannels, i 1 s’ 0! ental s = ; SN ! Wzrarzon";o‘:efore Decem- O f| Sacques, Shawls, \Vl:appers, Bootees, The s at Ingle-| The residence of Mrs. H. R. M Colonel Thomas Prosperous Robinson | E.J. Balwin arrived in the city yester- | e b:rdl,dlss:7,[:;ll*a|:::"l'::’i': | ; Bibs _P“ff BO{‘ES» Puffs, Brushes, e c 2122 Pacific avenue was entered by a thief | has concluded to disagree with W. H. | day morning from the Exstand with him | :fiei: :}Iroad face tom | Babies’ Combs, Veils, Babies’ Blankets. The meant well, but | yesterday morning and $85, two gola Daly, his partner in the management of | is a long string of race horses. Frank | Oi;‘l( within 100 miles | - egr had at Merced | rings set with emeralds and rubies, and a | the Recreation Park, where the Balti- | Taylor, the chief of his staff of trainers, | :;‘-‘éapn Francisca, 1 BM}“‘:S’ MSKETS “ ENDLESS Mmm‘lfig ’]’rimmed and [mrimmd, f lincapable of doing the | gold stick-pin weie stolen. The money | mores and Ali Americas are now engaged | accom pan! ted the horses. Tmhmosv par- | ¥W°mbom‘ | ! 4 E y good wners JOVC'“ to see. and jewels were the property of Anna in a series of games, and has asked the | ticular star of the racers in the string of | . 0 e poor condition of some of | Carlson, a domestic in the employ of Mrs. | Superior )Luurl that a receiver bs ap- | horses he brought with him is Rey el‘ i Infa"ts Lfiyettes WI" Be Made a Speualty en entered several | Muzzy. ponted to take charge of the grounds. | 8anta Anita, a 6-vear-old stud of the & | P | | HER SAVINGS JERE STOLEN Bold Thief Enters a House on Pacific Avenue and Loots a Room. ROBINSON WANTS HOME WITH A ARECEIVER RAGING STRIN Trouble Begins in the Recreation Park Man- agement, East With Many Fast Running Horses. The thelt beeurred at about 9 o’clock in | Tne trouble, according to the genial | Cheviot stock, dam Alaho. Two the morning white Anna was in iront of colonel, 1s that Daly lLas not keot the |ago the horse was leased to Richard | - R . i the house washing the steps. Mrs. Muzzy | greement made when the parinersip | Croker, the New York politician, and | i and Wool and Cotton Mixed; Knitted Bands, all d children were in the upper part of | P INRC o0y ¢ ench agreed to con. | t2ken to Bngland, but ncross the Atlantic| § 3 sizes, with and without tabs and straps, and all the houseat the time, but t ef did | (1ibute $1000 to defray expenses until | D€ could not begotin racing trim and he | iy artlcle:. ertalnln to Tibante Wear the work so rapidly and noiselessly that | {hings weie running smoothly, but that | was seldom heard ollm English racing - P g e B . the theft was not discovered until half an Lis partner onlv came to the front with |events. He ya b;;"'bg“‘"'?“\f;]“’ America T bour later when Anna went into her §280. At rrst little was said of the defi- | last summer au mR e agfll!}krm‘e Y CHILDREN S GARMENTS room and found the mattress thrown off | Clency, but es the public began to see that | him in Califo ni ey el Saunta Anita o « 1 s al r‘(. throw it was veiting square baseball and the | Wasoneof Ba'd win' cq:xorses that woa the | 1 Z bed and her purse, which bad been g reqtion grounds became a veritable | American Derby in 1804 i Coats, Jackets, Dresses, Hats, Caps, in stock and ler the mattress, xone. bonauza, the colonel concluded that it| Baldwin said last night that he would | 3 Tracks made by a woman's shoe led | was time his partner came to ine center | DOt run his horses mhmlurelou\sme of | [ADE TO ORDEI\ from the kitchen door to the te, | and put up t:is money this State. He, with the ten he brought the East, has now and he proposes to br irom his ranch at Ba from the tracks here | fourteen more He called on Daly for a settlement of the shortage several times, but ihe coin did not terialize, and he finally con- which proved that the thief had evm.mi the house through the ing into the bedroom where v e domeslic siept, took the money and ri and left. Daly was given a chance to get out ami- | _ The borses from the East are ey el i 5 s Anna remembered seein woman | canly before proceedings were begun. J. e A Will be under the direct supervision of loitering about the house for two or thre Rauer, acting for Colonel Robinson, | Zaraida, hey el s SR ONNa, i b i e e e 500 to get out, but the La Ventura, San Venada, San Mlss MOLLIE MURPHY. sodti s el i Gt L P I 4 pood thing and'ref Antonio. They are at the Oaklind track. EXTRACTION, \ raay morning. There was sometling At the Ingleside Track he has the hor less than $3000. (0 hear of uny b \E. J. Baldwin From the years | twenty-two on | ing nta | Anita eariy next week to add to the list. ses | | | | | | XEW TO-DAY. NEW TO-DAY—DRY UUODS PARIY! DRY GOODS COM PANY BABIES’ VESTSin lek, S1Ik and Wool, All Wool, DEPARTHENT FOR THE SALE AND MAXUFACTURE OF INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR days. money to pay now almost certain her cupidity aroused a Co.onel Robinson is determined to bring Daly to a settlement. “He made a definite agreement regard: nersaip we entered into, and purposes after their racing days are over. He wili race only those he will keep, and t.ey will not be teken out of the State. arly in January he will bring twenty- Full Set of Teeth for $5 00 up COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROWPTLY ATTENDED TO. miliar about the woman’s looks, but the | 12 Bear oLt i tzenturs, Los Cerillos, Giloso, Texar- = izl dic not give the matter much thc by and the application Lor & receiver was | Kaos, Aledline, Aisgrio, Key WAmaur, FILLING at that time. Now she r-members Do los Reves, San Duringo, Abian, Palo the woman »y those in a pos | Bianco and E ado. \VI\ING resemb P Dy those in 8 position to | ¥ ariy next week he will bring sixteen | @ CRO 5 ¢ fetinio u]tJrnom a tow S it VT nec“The manngement | others from e rancy ang sdd them to SE. COR. GEARY AND STOCKTON STS., S.F. OFGEE SLRT VLS e 20,000 t the least, and that t the string. Soon a e R fature for her. " The & ’fm 0t tne least, and that the series bas | |18 20 %o stll most ot them and only | @ BRIDGE WORK. UNJON SQUARE. Dar a th ’1[ she would b coast. retain those hedesires to l\ef‘p for lneedvng he house about (aciFIc s the -~ . . e portunity when she cc e T o, and | izt coming two-year-old from the ranch ey 3 management | POTuBILy when, She (oS BN Aee Y s o Kepr it sl whe Colonel ytater elshi ok tyoyestold bonte el B Gold Crowns, 22k. .. 400 up | mammosp rmaver | ings, knowing where they \\L‘l’n‘ hidden, to Ket ouz of paying the § kecping those he proposes to keep for tie ¢ o i Sar 1 > er or PLOU0L Ipay] i p t A b atte: - o i N LINIC €COM S Miss Carlson forgot to lock her bedroom concern, but it won’t go with |stud at his r Among the latter I;lll!_i.!“ “flll\. l”~“ i‘"Mh 400 “p S"“ lRl\ClSCo & l‘oRTH l)" SOUTHERN I AL{)I‘{TM(’ 1 She as out of horses is Rey el Lio, a son of Rey el Santa « entitied to it . oy minutes only, and the thief, who was e o PUL Anita, and it has béen pronounced as a Sitver Filline 9= Y 1 e s i e iveine r mpvemEntE PR SNy nom B N g wouderiul colt by the horsemen who nave | §§ SUVer FI'HAg....... 29¢ up CIFIC [:“[‘“ Y (0. Fri b S LG must have entered the side gate while : Soaniil : reg 3 U Ul 4 : = ia Anna’s back was iurned ((:ok the mo iS=E : G 4 == = fold hllmg. s otaup) Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Marke: st. Frox O¢ runi“‘ = > d left nediate: DETERMINED BURGLARS. | ORB WAS DISAPPOINTED. €an Francisco to San Rafael. o Two Attempts to Enter the Residence of Mrs. MeCrellish on Pine Street. He Failed to Burglary Augustus Orr met with a disappoi Jail by t Loute. rob the residence of Crellish at 907 o within the past week sit the thieves made an en- Two attempt Mary I eet were maude Superior Court yesterd nt- ment in Judge Dunne’s department of the He had plead- (leaning Teeth. ... . 30e up All work positively guar- anteed to give perfect i : uu '9:30, 11:00 a.a; 1:30, 3:34 G ita) to sy Tpancieen DAYS_0:10. 9 . 11:10 A, w: = ed uilty to a charge of burglary, hoping ke B . “m,‘,.),ghxmm s ciichen window by | thoreby'to secure a sentence for & term of |l Satisfaction. t 1 and 6135 . e i o L ’ the oid of a Jimmy. | yeqis in the State prison, but Judge | Slhl)\ks— NS TS o s 1u0 30 mond, Hre re he night “prowi- | Ty, fiae uhe ' S —_— 0, 6:25 P. M- e e Dunne -~ after ascertaining these facts|§ ctween San Fraccisco and Schuetzen Park same civ blocked by the door | yegided that there was no criminal intent | [l #00000000000000 000000K ‘schedule as above. the upstairs being locked. | {n " Orr's act, anc so dismissed the case s e T Arrive *'[ acking ihe diniug-rpom and | gogether and ordered the unhappy man e san Francisco. e | san Francisco. vor finding notuiing of value to radompense | 1o vhcara the felon’s dock he had s shesr: CAU lON, = — = | 5 them for their trouble the thieves con- | qujy entered. In explanation of his el e o | 1158 Sares \hvee votis of ‘butter and a'aannity | ducer action Orr said he had tried to make Beware of Jfalse imitators 8700 au | Noveio, [10:40 4 BAD A% ham, three rolis of butter and a quanuly |, jjying but that all avenues seemed to S o T e D80 ax| Desalmma | 6:10 Pac|10 | aiins of bread, sug liquors that they | po ¢losed to hiz, 80 he looked to the State B e e Bit0 pu Snta Rosd.| 7 i fonnd 1ot : prison as the last resort against hunger e Rty oot 5 ‘ v ety hef made a few nights | 4G cold and with a hard winter staring o RRETST i Windsor, 10:35ax | o aud Sucra hP P UR BALL [} and tim Supcan D On this = occasion an | pig ip the face. He may make another s e Henldsbure, 4:30% Niles, Tracy Stockton. 3 —— atiempt was made to pry the kitcen door | ¢ffory to accomplish his cherished wish to | Ml 0000000000000 000000 % [z | More Cigars Seized. open. but in this the atlempt proved | preak Into juil and with better suce ss. 3:30 r|8:00 ax| Cloverdaie: | 7:35 x| 6:33 ru Py ted States officers yest e i Soge g o e IR == | Hopland & | owa Wltne sed the | .eieas00 Ma which they S = Will Puy Its Taxes. 0ax| Ukish. | 7 cealed in t iR b LU A O The Southern Pacific will pay its first install- = Game Park Yes- Central Napoleon rom Santa Clara tourna- storical e-deck ofa 1 the Heesemans and sided affair. Santa ad the Heese- | and Theodore Weil have sued a cigars were seized on mentof taxes as fi 0-0-0-00-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-C-0-0-0-00-0-0 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-000Q Energetic To be strong and manly is the aim of every young man, and yet how many we find who are wasting the vitality and strength which nature gives them through the xed by the State Board o VANVROOM & CO, 997 Market St., Cor. Sixth. Phone Jessie 1695. Ten Skilled Operators. Iady at- tendants. Ofhce hours—9 A M. to _Gen. ,..,, Agent. a beaten the | 10 P. M. Sundays, 9 to 12. ris game, the kets w . ipin the per- [ ] | WEEKLY CALL B | springs; v | q . * | s D tand _Spri Soda Bay. Lakepors itel .‘-un!ugl u) Lakes, La Laural Dell Lake, | San Leandro, South San pper Lake, Potter V- Jonn Day's, | , Estudil [Verside, Bcrmenie e | Leandro, Estudillo, the ds . Noclew was obiained as to | Scha Lemeke & Steiner for §$687 4 e | Equalization early next week. 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