The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 18, 1897, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDA NOVEMBER 18, 1897. iU SDAY .NOVEMBER AMUSEMENTS, THEATY A THE ENIA THE ~ e LIFC A SCO'S UPEEA-LoUSE Case F1CAZAR THFAT T3voLr OrEra B OnrmEry OBERON. —Gra tUTRO BatTHs THE CHUTES AND eat Vaudeville Compa AUCTION SALES. Nov. 18, Grocerles, anx e 11 0 cloc & - Saturta ber 26, Death w Wi Mrs. W. H, L, Barnes, 2 of the General and Attorney. Exd Came Early the Family Residence, 821 Sutter Street. ot g at Baraes, twife of General er of District Attc nes, died at the fam ter street yesterd was not unex d, ) ling for years with an atiment the ablest phys rer med i solong y de- that the end would come 1auch h rs could not ar- ‘marked that her features Deafness and p: i to the e wore on ack. In her of her in- fully posted ifested the everything that ages of the vity for the worse d with a king n unconscious state rallied. Death career of at 4: A. M were assembied ilaren. Mrs, | arnes was n New York. e E r nd the obedjence to . mfifmmn?':’mm@ r J g 3 £ “Growth and Effects of s E the Arsenic Habit.” See ) g THE CALL 5 5 Of Next Sunday. 3 3 - \L2202202229222922222209098 ) ALMOST A SLAVE, A Young Mexican Girl Taken From a Life of Drudger ry servitude, almost asdiscovered yes- Holbrook of the Eureka tion of Childrenata Grary street. The rl15 years of age. The pt by & Mexican named Jesus » what Holbrook learned e girl, whose name is Maria m the latter's mother in twoyears ago and some tract was signed between re mun should return th- \other upon reaching her m the siories told the girl kinds of drudgery and o cent for ber services. She was made to sleep in the batt-room. Bome time ago she made an attempt to tshe was =oon retaken by Buboa, laced her with a private fawily »a got nnda, on Turk s Samuel T0BACCO ot and rack the BACO-GURO, the only cure while Write for proofs of cures. 80c.or ; 3 boxes (guaranteed cure) $2.50. At EUREKA CHEMICAL AND wi DON'T STOP Ber T November | s NOHINATED “mgA Non - Partisan Ticket | | R Yesterday Morn- | 1 of saving her lifesnd calculated | sooner | | Six Republicans, Six Democrats RELEASED FRON PAIN, 10 FRAME A CHARTER Placed in the Field by the Republicans, FIFTEEN CITIZENS WERE NAMED. 1 and Three Populists Were \ Chosen Last Night. CTHE NETHOD OF APRO.NTHENT.| | Members of the County Committee | Appointed Delegates and Organ- | | ized as a Convention. | :*ii**ii*i‘k***t****iki**: | George M. Perine, Rep. Joseph D). Grant, . George D. Squ res, George E. Dow, s A. W. Scott, Reuben H. Lioyd, Dr.W. N. Griswold, Pop. e Ak e ek AR A e e ok ok 0k Aok ok ok e ok Thomas V. Cator, T. H. Hatch, Charles 1. William M. William E. Lutz, J. B. Reinstein, John McCarthy, enry F. Fortman, Stone. Dem. e p I . P R T S R e S S e S e e et Fohdk ok dok ok kR kR Rk Rk kkdk The Republicans of San Francisco last nieht nominated the foregoing freehoiders—six and three Poy viou: to the session of the regular County Committee in Fraternal Hall, Alcazar building, the executive commit- tee held a brief meeting in a room adjoin- fifteen to W. Manwarin chairman. | roll was called by As-embly districts, all of the committeemen re- iordan be report recornized, m vre- the executive matier o selec ard of freeholders »vember 8 th commit- ived to appolr mittee of T the purpose of canyassing il names | ons e.1gible to serve as {reeholders that | ed to them. tee reported had canvassed to our com- ous meetings, and over 100 names, and d - ime to examiniug into the cations of the persous | ibmitted to th i their 1 considerable ity and qual ons they and committe mittee to the geueral This Is How the Examiner “Abandoned” Service Ten Years Ag the Herald Telegraph Twenty-ninth Assembly District—John J. , J. N. Browning. J. J. Daughn tieth Assembly District— . Berliner, James Fallon, -first ' Assembly Distriet—C. H. C dergast, P. H. Kerrigan. Assemuly District—P. U amuel Hamilton. Assembly District—Fred J. Wallace, n F. A Thirty-ihird Conn, Jumes Gate y, V Thirty-fourth Assembly ter, Char es H. Mayers, W Thirty-fifth Assemblv D, . H. Thomp- son, Rubert Stefford, Martin F. Fragley. Thirty-sixth _Assembly District—Alonzo Davidson, C. W. Mauwaring, Lincoln E. eventh Ass mbly District—P. E. Me- . James Alva Watt, Fred Exgers. irtyeichih Ass-mbly Districi—Grove P. Ayers, J. L. Koster, Heary Jacob. Thifty-uioth Assembly District—M. H. Breidenstein Fortisth Assembly Districi—J. E. Marks, D. Sbort, James Simpson, Forly-first Assembly District—C. G. H. Walker, William B. Cluf. Forty District—J, Chretien, H. N. Gray. Forty-third Assembly Dis M. J. Fiynn, John Mualler. G. Clinch, M, Forty-fourth Assemb, lupi, P. H. Krausgriil, B For.y-fi th Assembly Disirict—Henry Lewls, James McNear, Thomas Sheeban. Lincoln Savage arose and requested that his name as a deiegate should be with- drawn. He said: *I was nota party to the programme and do not believe in that way of handling the Republican party. It will lead to defeat. 1desire my name omitied.” Chairman Manwaring—If there is no objection Mr. Savage's name will be sticken from the list. No objection. Henry Jacob declined to serve. marked do not think members of the County Committee should act as dele- pates to the convention. Good materia belonging to the party and not belonging WHEELER WILg TWIRL TO-MORROW The patrons of the national game wil noon at Recreation Par aggregation of ball-tossers, All America. Benind Wheeler will be Baltimore. | have an opportunity to-morrow after- 10 see a local vitcher in the box facinz the heavy-hitting Wheeler of the Oivmpics is the man. It should pe a great attraction. Ladies at 10-morrow’s zgame will be admitted free to all parts of the grounds. if the day be pleasant there will be a great outpouring of beauty and femininity. There is going to be another grand st park. Kentuck reet parade and lots of music at the It will be furnished by the famous original Pickaninny band “In Old The Pickaninnies will probably root tor Baltimore, being imbued with Soutn- ern patriotism. liant exhibition the band will strike up themselves out tney will be insensible to On Tuesdav, Novimber 30, the great of the entire gate receipts will be turned over to the Assos It is not unlikely that when the Baltimore players make a bril- “Dixie,”' and if the Orio'es don’t let melody. charity game will be given. Every cent iated Charities. funday the O ympics will plav the Beachcombers at San'a Cruz. | mittee, the following names of persous_eligi- | | such freenolders, and have recommended that ble to serve a freenolders: George M. Perine, | Joseph D. Grant, George D. Squires, George Dow, A. W.Scort, R. H. Lioyd, Dr. W. N. Gris- | Tuomas V. Cator, T. H. Haich, Charles Wiliiam M. Prerson, William E Luiz, nstein, Henry ¥. Fortman, John Mc- iee, therefore, beg leave 10 re- ese names to the general comm!ttee ommend that the general committee 11y proceed 1o sppoint delegates to a for the purpose of nominating 1o frame a charter for the city of San Francisco. Respectiully ireeholders county THE REPUBLICAN THE CITY AND COMMITTE! OF COUNTY COMMITT OF COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISC THOMAS D. KIOR The first six of the foregoing are Repub- ans, the three next f ilowing are Popu- nd the six others Democrats. report of the commitiee Was adepted without discassion. ¢ J. M. Chretien introduced the following resolutions, which were adopted without debate: N, Chairman. and county of San Francisco | ed thal a new charter cesary to meat the requirements of the increased population of this city and county, and tnat it was advisable 1o nomiuate & board solders for the purpose of (raming sucn #n0 whereas, the executive commit tee, 10 whom this matter was reierred, ha reporied to this commitiee the names of fif- teen persons who were eligible to serve as this committee immedi te'y proceed (0 ap- point delegates 10 a convention for ihe pur- pose of nominating freeholders to frame a cherter for this city and county, now there- fore be it Resolved, That the Republican County Com- mittce o1 the city and county of Sun Francisco proceed forthwith to appoint filty-five dele- gales Lo a convention for Lhe purpvse ol nomi- nating freeholders to f1ame a charter for the city and county of San Francisco, and that suid delegates be appointed as follows: One at large and three from each of the eighteen Ass. mbly disiricts of the city and county of Sau Franclsco. Charles Clear then made a motion as fol- lows: ~ 1 move that the following members of the County Commiitee be appointed delegates to a convention for the purpose of nominating freehoiders to frame a charter for the city and county of Bun Franci At large—Thomas D. Biordan. Tweuty-eighth Assembly District—Al Hous- 10the commiliee may be found.” Mr. Jacob was excused. It was an- nounced that the convention would fil the two vacancies, Chairman Manwaring explained that the himited time rendered it necessary for the nominating convertion to organize without delay, Mr. Clew’s motion then prevailed with- out dissent. The County Committee then adjourned and the delegates organ- iz>d as a convention. T. D. Riordan was elected chairman, P. J. Walsh and W. H. Rickards were elected secretary and assistant respective- ly. Henry Lewis was chosen sergeant-at- arms, Tue next business in order being the nomination of freeholders, Mr. Man- waring moved that the secretary read the report of the County Committee rec- ommending the names. The names of the fifteen were read. J. Alva Watt remarked: *I da not op- pose the non-partisan selection, but I think some expianation should be made to indi- cate why we nominate Populists and Democrats."” The chairman, Mr. Riordan, explained that at the first meeting of the County Committee it was re-olved {0 select a non- partisan board. To satisfy Mr. Watt the secretary read the namesof the six Republican and then the names of the Democrats ana Populists. The :ecommendation o the County Committee was then indorsed. On motion the chair was authorized to appoint five members to constitute a com- mittee on purity of elections, The chair- man desired two or turee days’ time for the selection. The convention then sdjourned to meet at the call of the chair, ADVANCES made On_furniture and planos, with or without removal. J. Noonan, 1017-1028 Mission —_——— Insane From Worry. F. Martin, several weeks ego, while em. ployed at the Golden West Hotel, feil down the eievator shuit from the fourth story and broke hisleg. He way taken to the German Hospital, and has been brooding so much over his ‘misfortune that he has becom~ insane. Yesterday afternoon he was conveyed in the ambulance to the Receiving Hospital, and to- day will be taken before the Insanity Com- ton, James H. Daly, T. F. Bryant. missioners. He re- | ‘CODDARD AND SHARKEY. The Heavy-Weights Are Said to Be in Fine Fettle for | Hard Slogging. | Sporting Men Who Are Traveling | Long Distances to Witness the Punchers Punch. Joe Godaaard and Tom Sharkey will meet this evening in Mechanics’ Pavilion in a twenty-round.contest, and, strange to say, bcth men are confident of winning the long end of the purse. The gamblers have a very pronounced opinion of what the result wiil be. They are playing Sharkey to win inside of ten | rounds, and should Goidard defeat the | sai.or there witi be mourning 1n the camp of the knowing ones, who are looking in all directions for Gcddard money. The pool-selling yesterday was compa atively slow, as money on the Barrier champion was as scarce as hens' teeth. Everyvody with a taste for gambling is playing on Sbarkey, notwithstanding the | fact that Alexander, who is Goddard's | manager, reports hLis charge as beingin | magnificent cordition for the mull, | Mr. Abrahams, manager of the National Club, states that M. E. Mulvey and a perty of iriends will arrive here irom Salt Lake, Utah, to-day purposely to witness the fight. Harry Hynds, a well-known <porting man of Wyoming, and five friends will be here in season 10 see the crap. Henry Stahi of Vallejo has made | special arrangements to ship on the | steamer Montice.lo 150 sports, who wili | atso be present at the heavy-weignt dis- pute. The betting on the Kennedy and Lans- ing ten-round fight 1s even, but the know- ing onessay that Lansing will be a strong | favorite before the betting closes. The followinz letter is seif-explanatory: ’ Crry, Nov. 17, 1897. Sporting Editor Call—DEAR >TR: Becoming disgusieo with the present outlook in fistic | circles, and being unable to understaud the resson why oulside men, whom I consider my | inferiors, are given a preference over local men, I take liberty in stating through your valuabie columns that Istand ready and wili- | ing to meet nil comers, 123 to 125 pounds, side bet of $1000 and a’ purse suitable, George Dixon preferred. Trusting this wil receive due consideration, I um yours truly ILAYHOUSE NOTES, { To-Morrow N ght the Italian Singers Will Present Verdi’s **Oteilo.”” “La Boheme'’ will be sung to-night and ( Saturday night by the Italian company &t the California Theater. These are an- nounced as the last nights of Puccini's opera in spite of the fact that “Boheme’’ has been t e drawin card of the season. At to-morrow night's performance of *Otello” Collenz will appear in the titie role and Cioni in the part of Iago. The D:sdemona has not been announced as yet. “In Gay New York'is giving every promise of a lively burlesque season at the Baldwin. Itisalong time since the Kast has sent us an attraction with sey- enty persons in che cast and chorus. The Columbia is doing well with the “In Old Kentucky” revival. Few melo- dramas stand the years as this bas done, | and the company now playing the piece is strong in many points; tue pickanninies especially are a brilliant feature this time. To-morrow night occurs the prize buck and wing dance, in which the local col- ored talent has been invited to compete. On Friday night the colored contingent wiil have a special benefit. The Alcazar is well up in the comedy procession with *‘Our Regiment,” a piece from the Same source as that from which Augustin Daly adapted “Thne Pass- ing Regiment.” Morris’ trained ponies are the sensa- tion of an attractive variety bill at the | Orpheum. Only one week more of “The Geisha,’ | the best of all the Tivoli's comic suc- : cesses. The revival of ““A Celebrated Case” at Morosco’s is pleasing the audiences of the south side. - Dodge on the Kampage. Charles H. Dodge, & plumber living on O'Farrell street, went to the house of Mrs, Stodolski, 444 Natoma streel, yesterday after- noon in search of his wife. He kicked in two of the windows and the kilchen door, aimost scaring the lite out of Mrs. Stodolski. man Reardon arrested him for malicious mis- chief and disturbing the pesc>. 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