The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1899, Page 12

12 THE N FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1899 his protest against the threatened abrogation of the principles upon which ous Government is founded, to reaffirm his allegiance to these principles ‘and his determination to maintain them; and further Resolved, That we demand and we call upon the public in our support, that civil supremacy BOLD DEFENSE | be re-established in Idaho, to the end that all persons suspected of crime shall receive falr | and full trial under the constitutional safe- suards; and_further t we repudiate the charge of Major General Merriam and Governor Steunen- berg that unions are criminal, either in purpose or effect; that we renew our faith in sald organizations asic factor in the pro industrial 1if ation to defend. enci a necessity to th and the wel Resolved, T LABOR UNIONS e Sentiment of S. F. and irage exist- e resolutions vl ident rded to W of the United States, o .(‘\ the VTTHGKED e LOVER WITH HORSEWHP B Exciting Episode on Labo Francisco. r Council. O’Farrell Street. Peter Releus presented credentials from | the Milkers’ Union and was given a place in the council. The Sailors’ Union i TR TR ported that but month was paid | | to seamen on Gover; 2 b and DENOUNCES GEN. MERRIAM | jaid onny Vieaii™e contractors REVENGEFUL WOMAN’S ACT | who require men to work ten hours a day 0! Jovern ob: 1 be co! lel t 3 d O i, e e UTTERANCES OF IDAHO'S GOV-|ANOTHER FOWLER ) MRS. DR. CLARK ASSAULTS ERNOR CRITICIZED. CHARLES LENAHAN. WILL DISCOVERED | A Very Strong Resolution Defining | the Positio Man to Be Sent to Presi- e | | FILED FOR PROBATE BY THE DEVISEE'S ATTORNEY. o Hoop, She Wa Uses Her n of the Laboring | _A'second will, purporténg to have been | Jealous of His Attentipn to Cato de ylays Them and Whip With 4s he expressed it, Lenahan jumped into his buggy and rapidly drove away from the scene. With a triumphant cry Mrs. Clark re- Slacvd the whip under her sacque and isappeared down O'Farrell street. 5 It is said that Mrs. Ciark is madly in- fatuated with Lenahan. Several days be- fore the horsewhipping episode, it is au- thoritatively said that she wanted him to marry her. It was aereed that they | were to be married by a Justice of the | Peace in Oakland. but she insisted that the ceremony should be kept a_secret. According to Lenahan, she bought him a magnificent diamond .ring; in_ return he purchased a marriage ring, which he gave to Mrs. Clark. It was arranged that they should meet at the Oakland ferry, pre- paratory to crossing the bay and becom- ing husband and wife, but at the last min- ute Lenahan got *“‘cold feet” and did not materialize. Although angered beyond measure, Mrs. Glark promised to forgive him, provided he consented to marry her in the near future. When seen last night Lenahan admitted that he’ had been horsewhipped by Mrs. Clark, I persistently refused to give any pd ulars. only a love affair,” he ex- plained. satisfied. “I got the worst of it and am See Mrs. Clark; she might tell you what happened.” / Mrs. Clark, evidently determined not to be interviewed, has purposely kept out of the way of reporters. Inquiry at her home last night was met with the re- sponse that she had left the city, but would return in a few days. Mi. de Hoop, who with Lenahan was assaulted by Mrs. Clark, also refused to nce. anything about it,” “l was indis- t of it. T did not engaged to marry uld not have gone for don’t say she pleaded last evening. creet and got the wc know that Charl % M Clark or I w Hale’s. Bring back a wrong thing. the management of g g 2 ? g New Dress Making Parlors jackets, si k waists, etc., made ‘o order. Bring back anything you think is wrong. can do us is to keep an unsatisfactory article. what you get from it. be the only Bring it back. as though we signed it. the Cloak and Suit Department. now ready. Fancy dresses, walking ~costumes, suits, Competent dressmakers engaged. Under The worst harm you You judge a store by You buy one of a thousand articles. It may one the inspectors failed to cull out of the whole lot. Every sales slip is as much of a personal guarantee Fashion rules like Following are | the affair in cha the committees having | A. C which terminated with the demolition of the front of the saloon in which the social festivities were held was only the com- since the McGlade trial the Supervisors over whether have been desirous to di there are any ‘‘dummies” drawing pay Regular 45c. Tomatoes, solld packed, the bes t. 5 ; ° dent McKinley. drawn by the late D. D. Fowler, the min- Telling Effect. a drive with him. Sult de t i I ing man, who died at St. Luke's Hospit henahan fears: that Mrs. Clark will us ® a Czar in this on March . was filed for probate yes- St iim for breach of promise of marriage, o | terday. A few days after Fowler's death but he claims he is prepared for any department. e will vids (Nicifars Al itied 15 protata g emergency that might arise from his en- an’ extra he At a meeting of the San Francisco La- | 1} e date preceding his death'but "\Uuiro a vd!!rr' (;\uj m_n‘ ];rnffls.:ltn love | tanglement with he; L bl TAILOR-MADE SUITS_Navy blue cheviot, a ewell little out- ST evening the action of the | five days. He left all his property to his | Me and now I find you with another wo- fit with a fly-front jacket, silk lined through- 4 sthorities 1n ng with the | child in this will with the exception (fha%, Lakeiithat,(vousyingrate, & ard EAGLES’ PICNIC. i L hale e ety $I!a9h.00 of $2500, which he bequeathed to Mrs. Wil- | that"— e Wardr o, and the sen- Ao 1 & N Frate: 1 Order Will Gi | 2 jiam D. who Thus spoke M Dr. Frances C s ew Fraternal rder il ive an | “ - - 5 2 Major G | Merriam and | him' da = she applied a horsewhip, which she had Outing at Schuetzen Park. e e 1 g Steunenber arding labor or- | another of Octobe concealed under her sealskin coat, on the| The picnic which will be given to-mor- Aoathedy oughly lined with fine taffeta silk; were 31 8$10.75 were denounced in a caustic | I8, was f uprey., This | head and shoulders of Charles Lenahan, | row at Schuetzen Park, San Ratasl by (Al the Jeading colors.) $16 60 and §1 The closing price Each a copy of which will be will_is witn omas W. Bethel, | 3 well-known man about town and Dro-| o mra isns: mors o oo atael, by 1000 YARDS OF VEILING—Dotted and plain Tux DR LI G | 603 Fell st dwin C. Van Dyke, & W : San Francisco Eerie No. 5, Fraternal Or- DS . 3t ) the President of the 1 at that time 2t St. Tuke's Flos. | fessional pian e e HaTee Gt to s s sian, French and Brusse o white and ARATE SKIRTS-The populac Terringhone @r5 ()() iat he may feel the pulse of San | pita] and with the exception that it does| The incident happened on O'Farrell ‘r“”l‘: A"g‘h;rar'm{ ses to be an unquali- veils. Your choice from the tables to-day at cheviot: full circular style, Wwith buttoned batk; D e toilers on the Wardner situa- [ not mentign Mrs, Farren is similar to the | street near Stockton. :“\ "‘:-Nr\k;:n o qglall‘licvl“::élbh-;lsa&v}g .;:anuz 25c Yard. well tailored and a perfect fit; hangs beautifully —Each first will filed. It reads: | Lenahan, accompanied by another wo- | pase ‘ A5 ) e it Ty | e | min e 18 oo Cata e “Frame, | D555 local braneh has o membersniy CONCERT TO-DAY BY FERDINAND STARK’S ORCHESTRA. ee appointed at a s meeting conduct o SoEnE . oo 2 PROGRAMME : adopted 1 night with but a - 1 wife SR SR SR e o e S e S S e e SORE SIORR SR SRR = @—«." March, “The Hoodlums .l‘lv-lmn;:n‘ 6. Selection, “‘La Fille de Madame An- { ‘Waltz, “Dream on the Ocean’...Gungl Ve Its rport is a con- 1 Overtu A Queen for a I got'” . Lecocq|10. Belection, ““Wagner vs. Verdl"”..Puerner PR AR s > ““Hearts ‘and Flowers 7. March, ot Brooks|11. Medley on Popular Airs De Witt hat obor ornleatioas e 3 Waltz, “Ideal Echoes'. & Overture, “Freischutz" Weber| 12, Finale. A labo: 0! ations are Quartet from ‘‘Rigoletto’ i purpose and prohibitive of . o to membe thereof; also alid child, 1 . , : Catalogue free to out-of-town ances of Major Gen | et 1d Hon ' Meet your friends in Hale's new ) folks. the underminings civil A TR R L L | parlors, @ Lo | A0 omies of thd mmepin ; ® San Francisco’s Greatest Mail- Shane o i | a : : order House last testament, c l inding the fact that the first | & | admitted to probate for a | ‘ i 1 compromise effected be- | ¢ f : authorit cedent’s will and the & also appropriately draped. The exercises unions shou TE Ticupiey wen betore iitice Gameyiarail il BALDWIN ANNEX CAFE. opened with the. playing offered the will. Ju Coffey clo G2 | . march by Miss Mencke. amined the will then ! t 9 S1ys e singirg’of an ode by the members of T to what he in - 5 A New Restaurant and Bxllmz)dl Hall ;)m- 3 and the offéring of a praver t jcument, bore Opens Its Doors to the Public v rederick Wehe, the president than the Ldmi pe | P e of the parlor. There was the reading of 1 now presen inswered Mr. Deuprey o-Day. a paper by Mrs. Julia Neubarth, the sing- \lthough bearing an earlier date than | | For many weeks the Baldwin Annex, ing of “The Holy City” by Miss Etta he “urn]; mln:i (;- is \( .M ; g ;.\‘v cution | 1 | 924-926-928 Market street and 25 Ellis street, z?cff'(r{"a :!'w“(xlr-lil\ ry of - eslxl;p;\'“nn (h; alread tted .simply bears| & | has been undergoing repairs in prepara the ciosing prayer = £ s X mark It I8 quite probabl 56 tion for the establishment of a cafe and prave iss Annle Wortly e Aehtniny he mEAE on thit billiard hall that is second to.none in size e A present t | and_elegance wes (»f\ll’{(] Rocky 'hlr‘n\xl:‘t recommended by physiclans. for feially &hd B B3 tains. Its proprictors—Mr. G. Schmitt, medicinal use because it is pure. Evelyn Holt Was Absent. . | formerly proprietor of the l‘u\n}uun.' ek S R oS Evelyn Holt, the woman who on Sep-| ¢ f"ril‘:‘“-" 2drs at the l""\ri““"]“f\\{“‘;‘;"‘" Handball Entries for Sunday. tember 5 last tried to kill Conrad Fecker | @ ~ & A A and Sutter streets, and Mr. J. 3 = . . The entries for Sunday’s handball game: B S e 2 b feta e € Sur »all games : - 1 : $ | dorft, who was the first proprictor of the| SUpPErvisors EXaMINe | ac ehit Ryan'e covrts 08 Homma socet | ried the Nemesis of Colonel Sutherland, | drove up to a saloon, intending to have| ¢ i R P e L hTa : have been announced. In addition to the Mrs. Webber, did not appear when her |a bottle of wine, as Lenahan clatm RS = §4| e vorghiziinun gt mlope o Hhis Witnesses. schedule of regular entries a match for case was called for trial by Judge I arcely had they alighted from the| o | T & frorotighly xnsrieniona oAt : | Phil Ryan’s trophy will be contested for vesterday n buggy when Mrs. Clark appeared on the | [ - 4 Under the personal direction of = Mr. l“\ E. Foy and M. McClure ags T R e scene. After catching a glimpse of her| [ I T Schmitt, wh ideas have been closely N :)‘;l[m(;xiflh-\.;ld E. ey with the be: 1t 1 G T e the Pt 1, whom she at once recognized, she | §88t @ | followed, the well-known firm of Haven B A e betes For Tho i be served. It i said that Miss Holt | Procéeded to upbraid Lenahan for his| AL ¢ | & Hopkins, architects, have produced an | The intestigation into the alleged mis-| _1¢ entries for the day are has gone East to a rial and is min- | conduct. The latter attempted to explain | [ f & | effect in design :;..n(l“«]!r]“'(:l?.u(x‘i»xl that could | conquet of Superintendent of Streets Mar- | B Barry and J. Kirby T. gled with the vast throngs c < | that he had met the woman by accident, | it HCLES R ireet | tin Fragley was Inaugurated by the mem-| D J. Sheehan mne 2 impossible to detect her. which she had conc ed in the folds o ® venty-one | g 2 S & oy s LIS P. Ryan and Dowli b e her sealskin sacque and brought it down | & ¢ | and rich, being finished in md})]?x?!h i\nl: tees of the Board (:( ‘S'uptr\l.\lurfrrtv.wl;:e il and wling 5 5 on her lover's head. With a ery of pain art gla: In the Market-street front is | day afternoon. Nearly two hours D. Rodgers and M. McNeil vs. G. McDonald g the' us and Alpine ing at Glen | Lenahan started to join his companion, | ¢ [f the billiard and bar room, to the PUTPOSES | devoted Lo the examination, and although | and 3 "McDonald. e Sunday, commencing 12 m. s was ted in the buggy, but w o (it 3 10{1\'\h1 hlmf 'l_:u'x:o e ‘;\m;l\:lllxlen(r;i\i:'(rll;‘x' few questions were propounded to each| J. White and M. Dillon vs. J. Riordan and we see in e 4 stopped by the riatec : | & | with walnut-framed French pla e called e ous] at the la- Malone: : . Idah D O s It \ | Wpon the one side and the handsome glass | man called in, it is thought that the la on and A. Hampton vs. M. J. Ki Alaten dlmda e, Dy d to belabor her with the whip. | : \ ¢ | finished bar extending the length of the [bors of the committees have only begun, i S GEhe There is to be a gr rally of > no woman,” she indignantly re- ( 0 @ | room on the other. 3 | as there still remain 200 more witnesses temperance forces of the city tk s rained blow after blow on | 4| Al kinds of refreshments will be served IS noon at 2 o'clock in Dr. John A head and face of the astonished fe- | & the cafe will be in charge of Mr. Aedompantedoby: His chiet son’s church (Howard-street M stand that 1| @ | Ktoney Eragorri, the well-known chef. A. J. Donovan, and his attorney, s S - [am engaged to ‘marry this man” (point- | 4| Mr. John Fey, Jong assoclated with Mr. | SOPUEY, & & DOROTAS, SC O mittee ol sl Shin W Wells Of Fresno. chattmax AU L 4 T , | Schmitt at the “Fountain,” will be cash- | J0m8 & “artanc, T had begun nd plain tissue paper, £ T Eresno, chairman ther ne after recovering from the | 4 © | jer. A mercantile lunch will be served |room shortly after the s on had begun. | il e ',\r,\ S reorceentatives Tro he W bitioh | suddenness of the attack, quickly seized e | ¢ |from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. Only the pure Supervisor Perrault, chairman of the | | 1 a e B2 e Wilson: and. others wil] ‘speak. | S A i b e T Clasie | R T | wines and liquors will be kept in stock. | committee, propounded but a half dozen S T v il 1BE SoTe T exhalle <. | from further injuring her rival. * (e ted Pllsener, Culmbacher, Easte ons to each witne _They wére: 111 s e occurred in'th There ol bt someletelle JWith blood _streaming qown sher: face S + | e popuiar brands of domestic bee re do vou work? The Blackmailing Soldier. e deny that these g Hoop jumped from the buggy I & | Sin be kept on draught. dary?” “How many days di The case of Guy C. Weid, the dis- justification £ s and Alpine tling at sisted by a e friend who wit- One of the leading features of the Bald- | Jast month?” “Where did you cash your Recaisoldlie: ht s e reited 1o ”;‘! 1‘: ”"] e Sunday, commencing 12 m the ocecurre hastily left the IS = _\"mx( (‘“f"“ ‘(”f“lf‘l:.\d-n;;:n“t “..rrm‘)‘, “_”?‘n.‘l ':;s)k:m_ ‘::1‘\:\:1!1\‘\ FJ stealing papers from Major Matthews at e amnonsiule . gor Amended the Articl | SO e Brunggick-Balke Company ommission they paid him the Presidio with the object of black- and' we pledge our mended the Articles. ark, with the ald of her whip, proceed- | | Y I thene are hd are the only | Sullivan, father of Mayor Ph ling him, was called in Judge Mogan's Jirs meas compin Amended articles of_incorporation of | ¢d, o' be revenged on Lenahan. Sheat: | { |l It < Two DTt oS k secretary, 'testified that. he was | €0 O e cniaued declare that the & Co. were filed yes B tacked him with the ferocity o mad | A B S RRowrikab] 2 rning nd had put that amount in | D 2 g t 3 o f the prin- Tamunt Governar & Co. were filed yesterday. | woman and amid declarations of unfaith-| . fave)§ + | ‘The following welldknown contractors | earning 3 bting the amount he paid | cipal witness. Sergeant Baldwin, who ar- Shinmnbe ot arpolioyith Stock Is §\0.000. of which | fulness she repeatedly struck him over | 9 = © | have furnished the fttings =pt SuPR a brok D R eerauit decided ot | rested Weid, states -that he also attempt- f establish upon Cq pupseribed. | The dircet- | the head and shoulders” with the whip. | + =———==————=—xN 7| Thomas Da & ot | to ask ihe witness any more questions | ed to blackmail A. R. xley, an insurance 51 y dependent upx 3rien, Joseph JF. 3rien, crowd 1. ¢0! by this ¢ | Brown on! rdware; 0. i , STt coianeli o man of Oakland. i power. . Confra j n, Gerald J. O'Brien, Mar N Sred e oed by thik hin CHRAD. LENAHAN o« & | lumber; Leo Aron, painter and decorator] | out of respect t fHic 0 quensand theioldijimen lotiOaklanG e O'Brien and Thomas P. Crowley d that he w LL = $ | C. Boller, table S Eloane e the trend of examination b Circus and Alpine wrestling at Glen % & | Ebmpany, woodwork; Duffy Bros., plumb- parent to Mr. Fragley and hi Park Sunday, commencing 12 m. . ! ¢ [ing; W. W. Montague & Co., ranges, etc.; | O 7y, S0 sered the Superintendent's coun- ; | | California Art Gl Comr E tenance and he was seemingly at peace ADVERTISEMENTS. O -—-0-¢ %-+-@ | Rosencranz Company, ele with the world. Martin Fragley Jr. — S A and supplies. called in to testify, but the cus E three months. Tt is the only benevolent T T A lowed him to depart without interrogat- ' S . ° organization which admits retail liquor A DISUNIONIZED UNION. ing_him. S In its ranks. It is popular with | When J. Kel cxamined he testi- | B trical people and numbers many peo- | i i ryi fied that he received $6330, and as the | ple connected with the Stage as memhers, | The Mission Milkers Carrying the | fled that he recelird 35 MO0 2% me ; | . Three thousand tickets have already White War Into the Police wrongdoing wa overed. The witness J been sold for the picnic and Schuetzen It removed all suspicion by stating that it Park is destined to be crowded on the oc- Gourt. must be another Kelly, there were . g | casion. “The committees have been un-| There is war, a White war, among the | {wo of the same name in the department. = ; tiring in their efforts to make their inftial | Swiss milkers out on the Mission road. | Supervisor Attridge renewed his motion Elvm‘\' %np of the b q]..r ml.- season. One | myoe Jjttle social dance that was given | to adjourn, but {n-lv s prevailed upon - | hundred_gate prizes have been nrovided, | At duttle i 0 | to) withdraw it. A dozen more men were | Desides five hundred for various other | 4t the e ey examined. but all the inquisitors learned RCRASORATED events. The bowling conte - *Cheh | night and which ended so disastrously | SXEMINCC: U B MG Oker who charged = ’ prizes, ranging from R o i fo aajiss matteis | oo e AL O AT S| FOR. TO=DAY ONLY | exciting great interest and there will be | hetween the union milkers and the can |was taken until further notice from Take Advantage and Come Early. between ; <y g L numerous contestants for most nines and | cleapers has not subsided. he fight that [ Chairman Perrault. 5 & O most misses. | Was precipitated in the dance hall and | It was learned after the meeting that| Royal Baking Powder, can....40e Biscuit are made with Royal Baking Pow- der, and are the most appetizing, healthful and nutritious of foods. Hot biscuit made with impure and adulterated baking powder are neither appetizing nor wholesome. It all depends upon the bak- ing powder. ' Take every care to have your biscuit made with Royal, which is a pure cream of tartar baking pow- der, if you would avoid indigestion. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Committee of arrangements. Berthier (chairman), T. H. Lindsay, E. L. Wagner, J. | | C._Giynn, J. Cannon. Floor manager—J. Crowley. | Floor committee—T. F. Killeen. L. M. Lan- | resse. R H. Rusch, Joseph Willard, F.” E. Bunnell, J. J 1. J. Keefe, R. B. Por- | Caiega Burns, C. B. Ehmann, Chevalier. McStay, E | Committee on game D. Simmon (chair- | man), J. H ynn, J. L. Herget, M. W. Grady W. L. Dolan Committee on pro man), F. G. Fall, 1. Stereit mme—R. B. Loos (chair- W. Nevin, J. J. Silvey, W. Committee on _bowling alley—Leo Ratto (chairman), Fred Kuhls, Eli Landry, T. B. W. Leland, L.’ Lagarde, C Lawrence, P. Am- brose. e e BASEBALL TO-DAY. Oakland and San Francisco to Fight for the Lead. A grand contest for first place honors is the card that the Califorfia Baseball League offers to the cranks this week. The Oakland dudes have fought their way up near the top just in time to meet their rivals on this side of the bay in a strug- gle for the leadership. Manager Harris has been sneering at the Oaklands of late and advising Cal Bwing to go and hire a few -men who | eould play ball, but when the dudes took | three straight games from Watsonville | by some exceptionally fine ball playing and settled down in second place the San Francisco magnate began to take a seri- ous view of the situation. If he succeeds in holding the lead after the coming en- gagement with the Oaklands he may con- sider himself very fortunate. he Oak- land team is now as good a fielding club as there is in the league, and it remains to be seen whether the dudes can wield the stick with suficient effectiveness to overcome the winning ways of the men in black and gold. The cranks on both sides of the bay are looking forward to the coming con- tests with more than usual interest, and there will probably be more flamboyant rooting at Recreation Park this week than has developed since the opening of the season. The line-up for to-morrow’s game is as follows: San Francisco, Oakland. Hammond -Russell \Right field.. Hildebrand mencement of the lacteal war. Since that unfortunate night fights, which are termed ‘‘scraps’’ by Sergeant Griffiths of the Seventeenth street po station, have been the order of the day and the night for that r ter. In order to ve the Coroner a trip over College Hill Captain Gillin has stationed three of his athletic men on duty at the Six-mile House. However, even the presence of these short-rib punchers have not been sufficient to quell the extractors of lacteal fluid and can cleaners. The war has now settled down between Joseph Regli and Martin Schorne. The former had the lat- ter arrested a few days ago for battering him on the head with an empty milk The cuts were drawn together by b o the surgeon’: needle at the City and County Hospital. Schorne, not to be out- done in the dispensation of j ministered in the Police Courts, 2 warrant for the arrest of Regll on the eharge of having made a vow that he Would give the undertaker a job ai as the opportunity presented itself With this warrant Officer J. Den n vaded the sacred precincts of Fassler's dairy and in the name of the peovle of the great State of California yanked Regli to prison. Judge Graham, however, fixed his bond at $300. Whether his Honor onlv valued Schorné’s life at these fig- or not the bond is silent. Ul;{: rehearsal of the “Disunionized Union” will be had when the case is up for hearing in the court. In the mean- time the milkers and the can cleaners don’t speak as they pass by. R T R R Grand opening to-night of the Miramar Cafe and Billiard Parlors, cor. Geary and Teavenworth streets, under the manage- ment of B, Himmel and Frank J. Loskay, as a first-class billiard parlor and club- room. Everybody welcome. * Turn Verein Entertainment. The subject “Ancient and Modern Cre- mation of the Human Body” will be dis- cussed by eminent speakers, in both Ger- man and English, at 323 Turk street Wednesday evening, May 24, at 8 o’clock. The lecture will be given under the aus- pices of the San Francisco Turn-Verein, and will be largely attended. After the discussion a social entertainment, consist- ing of music, chorus singing, recitations etc., will take place. The committee hav- ing the entertainment in charge is com- posed of W. Schrodfer, Captain Spiegel, ll;nuris Holenbach and Charles Schoell- opf. “Circus and Alpine wrestl‘ng at Glen Park Sunday, commencing 12 m. . | home of eternal peace. from the Street Department. The only way to ascertain whether there are is to subpena every man whose warrant is in the hands of the board. The Dog Fighters’ Pull. The cases against fifteen men accused of preparing to engage in a dog fight in a pit in a saloon at the corner of Six- teenth and Church streets were called in acting Police Judge Groezinger's court yesterday and were stricken from the cal- endar, the Judge fining each $10, with no alternative. —_—————— Queer Cure for Vagrancy. Ignacio Coronel was arrested Thursday on the charge of vagrancy. He lives at 6 Vallejo street and spent his time in hanging around saloons on the Barbary Coast. When the case s called in Judge Graham's court sterday his mother and Librada Morales, a young girl, appeared and pleaded for him. The girl said they were engaged to be mar- ried, and as Coronel expressed his willing- ness to get married and lead a better life the marriage license was procured and Justice of the Peace Kerrigan tied the knot. Judge Graham then dismissed the charge of vagranc _——e—— Circus and Alpine wrestling at Park Sunday, commencing 12 m. —_————————— Austrian Excursion. The Austrian Military and Benevolent Association has completed all the ar- rangements for the annual excursion to be held at Glenwood Park, Santa Cruz Mountains, to-morrow. The association in full uniform under the command of Captain M. Sabadin, with other excur- stonists, wiil take the 9:15 boat at the nar- row gauge depot. foot of Market street. The Austrian Military Band is engaged for the occasion. Glen . Circus and Alpine wrestling at Glen Park Sunday, commencing 12 m. . — e e——— A Memorial Service. Las sday night Buena Vista Par- lo:'.flhl.\l’ll‘\}'lc:"-m\uzhurs of the Golden West, held a memorial service for the dead of the parlor. Every station in the hall in the Native Sons' building was covered with flowers and terns, and the altar was draped with a crape-covered American flag in token of respect to the memories seven members summoned to the fEsthe The charter was Fontana & Co. Regular llc. Petaluma Ranch Eggs Fresh guaranteed. Regular X California Cheese. lFull Cream. 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