The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 19, 1899, Page 11

oy | N THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1899. ADVNIRTISEMENTE R " Avoid Spring Fever General Debility, Malaria, Wasting Discases. TRY "MARIANI . WINE TONIC. clergy, lawyers, artisis and athletes. Endorsed and used | y king and cottager; the Write to Mariani & Co., 52 W. 15th st, New York, for book ot endorsements, portraits, etc., free. For Sale by Druggists Everywhere. Avoid Substitu'es. " TEACHERS MAY UBJECT TO THE COMPROMISE Want All the Wages Now Due Them. | ARE NOT AIDING MERCHANTS d the shall pay at the law ANGRY AT LEGAL MAZE IN WEHICH THEY ARE PLACED. ing” th A’ School Principal Voices the Com- plaint of a Host of Educators Charged With the Care of Children. Walnut Piano—small si. tion—$150 at Mauvalis mes Mackey, a one time wealthy He f Lecture on Socialism. Doc st Labor | Union-s wil 1t d and e audienc — e —— TRIES TO HANG HIMSELF. James Mackey, While Drunk in His Cell, Attempts to Take His Life. : man boarding e beam by means PARTED WITH hief, and cut him Beware of Imitations fine condi- Market st. ADVERTISEMENTS. Why Dr. Meyers & Co. Are Suceessful. PHY. en curing digeases and w AN nce a great deal about ABSOCIATION OF F for 18 year: xper} w e all graduates of the best and ninat o had & bountiful supply of natural ability made a speciaity of diseases and weakness of : skilled as falists S who have at r comma -6 can discover or bra 4 all the appit- ns invent must ng. who have the widest and most extensive unusual merit. “We have such faith in our ability that we will let patients deposit the price of a care in any bank or with any responsible business house or newspaper in San Francisco, to be paid to us only when cure is made, or we will accept monthly | payments if preferred. (Signed) DR. MEYERS & CO.” ments, Including contagious blood poison, nervous debility, lost se, unnatural drains, discharges, etc., varicocele, 5, Tup- fc.; aiso diseases of the kidneys, bladder, heart, nerves, liver, stomach, skin, | . ture el | Epife @nd blooa are included in the above offer. Prices reasonable to rich and poor. Free advice at office or by mail. Home cures a specialty. Write or call for free private book for men. All | [fetters confidential. “DR. MEYERS & CO0., 731 ™ Sst, e TAKE ELEVATOR. Hours 8 to b dsily; Evenings 7 to 8 ; Sundays 9 to 11. | When the bunko men are arrested the | victims get a return of a portion or the | whole of the money from friends of the | prisoners and depart for home. | sults | | Department w | ulars of where and how he lost the money | he was a ranch hand in Sonoma County, | | would come to the city and celebrate St. | | was man other men. After chatting for a few min- | | utes the ‘“Judge” suggested a game of | cards, and Riley's friend took_a hand, | that way. | fast riding over sgreet crossings appegred NO CHEAP MAN MAY WED BLUSHING RAY CEREKLE Police Judge Mogan Establishes a Precedent and Declares Engage- gagement Rings Need Not Be Re ® B = saa ata 2 e e ol ol ol el et e e e e ot Avry. Sweeney Saole HEWas EnGAcED o A GirL HeWoulLo Spenp .| ¢ | Ten DotLars A Davy On ¢ | Her. - . e e ® NGAGEMENTS to marry—any old \ing, that has the price of a ring, are sure to be numerous and popu- lar. Police Judge Mogan made his- tory vesterday and incidentally estab- lished @ precedent at the same time. “There is no need to return the engage- ment ring. if the engagement has been broken off.” is the latest addition to legal and as many hearts may rejoice at fact as beat in happy unison at the pproach of the picnic season Singer, a tailor by occupation, and a ‘cheap man’ by choice, was be- trothed to Miss Ray Cerekle. Ray dis- covered that Singer valued a carfare more than her individual comfort and forthwith annulled the rosy bonds that ked her to the cross-legged knight of the thumb thimble. Miss Cerekle went tven further than this and absolutely re- Does Nor Like The GALLERY SeaTs. turned. Ray Cerxie Who D ot el SRS fused to return the engagement ring. For this breach of polite etiquette Singer had the fair maid arrested and charged with felonious embezzlement. The case came up before Judge Mogan yesterday. Singer, who_is a little tailor who bites his finger-nails and parts his hair from brow to collar, explained in a highly sea- soned Teutonic English his courtship and engagement to the fair and blushing Ray. A “match-maker” led the tailor to the home of the lady, and on the same even- ing of the meeting, after a mutual hand shake, the subject of marriage was imme: diately broached. The inopportune en- trance the family put a stop to the love-making. However, six days after the first meeting Ray Cerekle had prom- ised to let the tailor support her for the balance of her Ii “On Thursday become engag: 1 vening we were, about to > explained Singer, “and 'What kind of a present to have to bind our en- ‘Well, it looks mice to bind -ment with a diamond ring,’ said le, and so I went the next day rother to buy one. Her brother faid he could take me to a place where I could get a good ring reasonable. The ring I bought is worth about $40. I pald $60 for it. After we were engaged I used M Sinoee- ATaor N MODERATE CircumsTance sWHo OBuEcTED To BENS, ENGAGED To.A to take her out to the theater and to sup- per, but_she always would take her sister along. I did not like her to take her sis- ter with her. I didn’t want to marry the whole fdmily, and I told her so. ‘I don't care, she said, and then the family got cross and 1 weént away and the engage- ment was broken off.’ Miss Cerekle followed Singer on the [ amcamancamatote ol-ie ofcie ot olcdn ol 1 . % A e R R R e e S ] + b eoeoe@ [ R stand, and looking the man she was once willing to call her very own straight in the face swore she wouldn't marry him because he was so cheap. ‘“Every g-cent plece he spent he noted down in a book,"” said Ra and when he spent over 15 cents he would mark it down in'great big red figures so that every time he would apen the book it would be there staring at him. When he took me to the theater we would go up in the gallery, and after the theater he would send me home alone in the car, so as to save his car fare. Our | natures did not agree,” concluded Miss Cerekle. **He was t0o0 cheap for me, and 5o I broke the engagement.’ When Ray left the witness stand | the Judge paused for a moment | and then with becoming dignity made the | new law of the betrothal ring that is sure to make a boom in the social editor's en- gagement column. | T 10 BUNKD MEN Another Victim From| the Interior. ‘ SAVINGS OF MONTHS GONE JAMES RILEY CAME TO CELE- BRATE ST. PATRICK’S DAY. He Met a Well-Dressed Stranger and Was Induced to Play Poker With the Usual Result. The number of men who come from the country on a visit with money in their pockets and imagine they can beat a bunko man at poker js surprising. Al- though cases are published in the press from time to time, the bunko men con- tinue to gather in victims. After coming to the conclusion that they have been swindled, the victims apply to the police for assistance in recovering their money. This re- in cases against the bunko men being dismissed for lack of prosecution. A young man, accompanied by a.friend, called at the office of the Chief of Police | vesterday morning. He sald he had been | robbed by bunko men of between $300 and | $400, and he wanted the police to get back | the money. When asked for his name he | refused to give It, remarking that the police could get his money without his name. He was Informed that the Police not a collection agency and unless he gave his name and partic- no action would be taken. He consulted with his friend, and then said his name was James Riley and that which may not be true. He had saved up | between $300 and $400, and thought he Patrick's day. He celebrated In good and yesterday morning, when he walking along Market street, a young , well dressed and smooth spoken, accosted him. The young man wore a ghamrock, and sald hé had arrived Friday morning to spend the day. Riley and his | new acquaintance had a few drinks to- gether, and then hie was steered to a room In a house on Kearny street, Where he was Introduced to “the Judge” and three style, Y winning considerable money. Riley be- came excited and was soon {nduced to join in the game. Luck was dead against him and he foolishly parted with all his money. Captain Bohen detailed Detectives Sil- vey and Crockett on_ the case, ‘but the chances are that the bunko men will not be found. The two sleuths are under the impression ‘that the bunko men will not realize the fact that they have done any- thing wrong, and unless the papers say that they have they will remain in the city and allow themselves to be gathered in.” Bunko men, as a rule, are not built Wheelmen Are Discharged. ‘When ten of the bicyclists arrested Fri- day for violating the bicycle ordinance by not having a bell on their machines or by before Judge Mogan vesterday morning | they all pleaded ignorance of the law and | promised not to offend again. On_this promise the cases were dism Judg ed. Conlan had one case before him, and it | was dismissed on a similar promise. Both | Judges said that fi would be imposed on offenders in future. ADVERTISEMENTS. Free Bure for Baldness.i Trial Package of a—Remarkahle Remedy fo Gon- vince People It Actually Grows Hair, 1 MRS. J. 8. Those who are losing their hair or have part- ed with their locks ean have it restored by a remedy that is sent free to all. 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