The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 30, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY EPUBLICANS TALK OF | PRECINCT DELEGATES ( Action on Plans of Apportionment Is Postponed. JMC an . . . * . 2 3 . + { + ® o + ¢ ® - + ® . + + + B + . . Qstededoesedesd and present a plan of ap- If he does not resign cutive Committee of retien Resigns From the Special Committee. thz:.g Less Than His Resignation From the General Body Will Be Acceptable. emony he 1 be quick- | 1f he does not at o L m the gener: »dy known as the R. Committee he should zens will not toler- one of these is g Chretien s position ¢ tee ontributed mpt d the patriotism sing comm for xpulsion proof of ung extort ¥ nce that t bring to the | n ne g but disgrace and re- A cl campaign cannot be by Chretien has He I8 an iy 5 pon his friends and enemfes alike. The oner the cour con gives him s passport the er will be for the I and the community he meeting last night was called to! order by A. J. Raisch, chairman of the committee. The all showed an at- tendance of fifts t, which was a quo- rum, and then the little business of the evening began. But one committee had anything to report, and that was only in the of labor done for the committee apportionment af delegates ‘ted as spokesman. He ommittee had not been able imous opinion as to a plan of ap- and suggested that the re- rt be laid over for a week. This w in the form of a motion and w carried. Savage was called upon for an id that to reach uns rtionment, An. as JUNE 30, 189 one of the com- the Let give people a 2 dele- »me meth- of delegates fave 1 by ill bring the body ple. Tam not i a dummy body 1ssert ey there is 1 1 it 1 fe power mr and wing action and n one am tired which cont it who tc in loc ent publi- and must be member smmittee them. “Tom™ of in and the mmittee ¢ w some 2 had vet one which Ruef Admitted that ement d him in S N e R S Y ) TO ASSUME CONTROL OF SACRED HEART PARISH his + at was e X The sche presc 5 t T To elect one deles ct Rev. Hugh Lagan. % i to have an electi 2 X om each district: to elect as| ¥ UMEROUS friends of Father Lagan, who has been so long identified { re are predincts; to % with the Roman Catholic parish of San Rafael, will be gratified to to mix things; to learn that the popular priest has heen promoted to the pastorate of & dele four | 3 cred Heart in this city. Sacred Heart parish is one of great large from each dis- | ; ance, a only those of trie bilit re e appointed by the Archbishop to its control. Rev. F 'r Hugh Lagan was born at nd scattering re- é . Ireland, forty-nine years ago. He recelved his early educ b2 al schools of his ve plac~, going from there to the ( ;% -1 % at Mayneoth, where through the prescribed theolog- A .' and was ordained a priest ) remained in Ireland but a short time as priest, being or ¢ of when he arrived in this city took up his du f 7\ iral. From the cathedral he went to the parish of St. ) 4 promoted to the pastor: San Rafael, where he h ) or ten year ¢ ) .agan could not possibly have ) ¢ it in the differc ¢ ) it and as it was when ) e than a ba the n ir will be numerous AND' LOUOE QBA( K CeEg e o Mrs. Lizzie Botcher : o Rose While Her Hus- o hand Was Dreaming and Prepared for a Tragic Sulcme. : matter nted. rnment { |® DEMOCRATS GET TOGETHER. Rival Clubs in the Fortieth District Consolidate. ‘ The Democrats of the Fortieth A bly District have adj dltter- | ences. Heretofore n two of Democ! on g enrolled on the bar of the L e Hastened o the. Beach, and s e, moid e Tl 8 With @ Towel and a Four- e " e Pound Flatiron fo Weigh '® Her Down, Plunged In, two brands of Bourbonism ing been effected last night meeting held at the consolidation | clubs in the distriet have sted their have that cl Inh at a Bear Jooking »f th mpere h d regr at los- > endeared him to will miss the $ acts are supposed ° tion or consolation of any kind. But % his views could never sec it that way. It .} L convent work of vet to his parishon- e RSB RS SIS 0005 its s who were low ind who were so Lizzin BoTorARR, Hall, corner of Post and Fillmor. treets Overtures of the rival been made from time to time for several weeks past. These resulted last Thu day night in the appointment of a joint | committee, to hear the report ¢ which the princi business before the | | ting last night, to which members of th clubs and their friends had been in- was E. B. Rock called the meeting to order and asked for the report of the joint com- b It was presented by D) Gor- don and recomm led that the clubs be consolidated at with the followin, officers: Bernard Bienenfeld, William F. Shez e Durbrow, corr . O'Connor, Brandenstein 1g executive \\ also re committee Dollard, E. 1 Wyck Jr. and Jame report was unantmously adopted the new officers declared elected, | lent Bienenfeld was introduced and addres: \Hvr” a number of the called for t s empowered | and of RS. LIZZIE BOTCHER of 8t Adelaide place stole from the side of her sleeping husband last Wednesday night, made her way to the ocean beach, glided in the light of the waning moon like a ghost to the end of the Olympic Club pier, fastened a towel tied to a flatiron around her short speeche members committee 1g adjourned to en call —_—— Thirty-Fifth District Republicans. the A meeting (of the Thirty AEtht Arsasatly neck and cast herself into the waves. ict Republican Club was held last Her husband, A. W. Botcher, awoke its hall. Twenty-third and Mis- at about 4 or 5 o’clock In the morning Thomas O'Connor in the .d her from her accustomed r xplanator place by his side. Remembering that gfine. of x'ri:'}x.'il‘,’""’,ff‘» e she was suffering from nervous break- engagea I promo Ao el down and that she had threatened to fare The next meeting will commit suicide, he became alarmed he ay evening, July 6, when and searched the premls He found uber of promi speak: will be her purse, her finger rings and other present. A’ lars dance is desired. articles of jewelry on the bureau. She —_——— A Democratic Meeting. A meeting of Democrats was held last | had taken nothing of value with her except the pair of solitaire diamond earrings that she wore. Mr. Botcher at California Hall under the aus- at once went in search of her and of the Forty-third Assembly Dis- visited the residences of her friends, Demgcratic Club. Dr. George L.| | in the hope that in her demented wan- »d and addresses were made derings she might have sought shelter Robert Ferral with some lady friend of the family. It w not until after noon that his sorrowful search came to an end and he found the body of his wife lying in a black box in the Morgue. About 8 o’clock in the morning Chief 1dopted t schisms ich the last | Democratic defeat is attributed. The club will meet next Thursday evening. e g ey Freight transferred at lo rates. Transfer Co., §30 Jones; tel. Sutter 44l. vn-m{ Signal Engineer Willis of the Olympic Salt Water Company’s pumping plant found in the sand, a short distance north of the pier, a woman's black cloth jacket and a straw hat with a white veil. An hour later George Loeffler, a baker, whose place of busi- ness is at the corner of Fourth and Mission streets, and Emanuel Brown found the body tossed about in the | railroad to wait awhile and they LEFT HER HUSBAND ASLEEP AND JUMPED INTO THE WAVES : PHELAN'S GREED FICIAL REBUK The Street Committee Retaliates. THE MAYOR’S SELF-INTEREST —— WHY HE FAVORED THE LOOP FRANCHISE. e | The Railroad Secures From the Com- in reference franchises. vesterday to rail- | Investigation subse- | quently proved, however, that the com- mittee had a v thoroughly defined purpose in what it did. Every franchise asked by the Market-street Railroad Company, with the exception of that on Geary street and two unimportant | ones in Richmond, were recommended for adoption by the board. The commit- tee was in a satirical mood and sarcas tically urged the representatives of the might ary-street franchise. | of the committee were | disgusted at an unexpected turn | in reference to the franchises. | Mayor Phelan had thrust himself into | the affair and, what appears to be from | a purely personal, selfish motive, had | attempted to gain certain concessions. The granting of these concession meant a jeopardy of the crosstown rail- road and the Street Committee (l"vk such measures as they deemed neces sary to protect this road to the mer chan reet road even get the G The members events When the corkscrew franchise was| offered for sale the Grant avenue and| Bush street loop was not included in| | the franchise. It was not wanted by merchants and formed no proper part of the crosstown railroad. "An amend- | will be of epecidl advantage to the Phe- | AMUSEMENTS. lan estate. B et S e SR R et e Members of the Street (‘nmmiuap'ALHAMBRA THEATER- learned of these facts and acts Sords MARIO LAMBARDI, Manager. ingly. Since a selfish interest of the 5 could do so much the Street order to checkmate the Mayor. By asked the members of the committee TO-NIGHT! saw that the whole affair would be re- TO-NIGHE! duced to an absurdity and the members | BARBER f SEVILLE of the board would give nothing that 0 was asked. With REPETTO, UBERTO, RUSSO, BER- This policy was accordingly adopted| GAMELLI, BERGAMI and TRAVAGLINT by the committee at the meeting yes- | Saturday Matinee. terday. The members recommended Night . the following franchises for \ption = 3 3 PRIC Grant avenue and Post street on Gr o avenue to Bush and on Bush to San- |, ““Fr08 some street; Stockton street from Pa- | — = cific street to Broadway; Battery s from California to ‘ramento Stanyan street from Hayes to When the committee met the usual delegation was in attendance. A. S.| Baldwin was there with the long pe E mittee Every Valuable Conces- tion and an overflowing enthusiasm for sion It Sought Except the the Grant avenue loop. He told what Core et (s he has told so often and then gave 5 o place to H. H. Taylor, who related PP | nothing new except that Fathe ~l\nl\" i lg P ll\BcR AF“Q:—E?. |5 il z % n the Prison Scene From ‘‘Faus The Street Committee of the Board of | {""‘I"j““‘ Chefioons ooe vas D S 4-O'LEARYS—4 Supervisors took a most unexpected | ally no D 0 uropean Eccentric Comedians. St S action | 1and declared that since the Grant ave- BLLY-FARRELL W ILLIE nue loop was to be incorporated in the franchise he th Stockton and Battery streets and Stanyan fran- | chises. “Can you think of suggested inything else you . Saturday and § want, gentlemen?” he asked, turning toward the representat of the Mar- -t Railroad Company. “Jus CunBIAlunmo ask for it. Anything you like. Take the Thirty-second avenue franch and | EVERY NIGHT, Except Sunday—MAT. SAT. that for Point Lobos. Take them all. CHARLES FROHMAN PRESE S MR. If you wait awhile and we get some more petitions you might t the street franchises.” The reference to a franchise on econd avenue brought Colonel e Little s feet with a protest. He repr the Sutro estate ana e pro-| A SPECIAL COMPANY posed franchise interferes with the Su-|In a Superb Production of Anthony Hope's tro road. Holland v simply in a Romantlc Comeny. jocular mood, however, and did not *‘THE ADVENTURE OF press his suggestion. Supervisor. Aigel- THE LADY URSULA.” tinger announced that the four fran-|Next \\N’k Including Holiday Matinee, TUES- chises indicated were recommended, | DAY, T”‘I_‘;H\”I\z?.";‘up;'.l“\”,”7 LV and there the matter ende me\‘ | Lynch assured the board that rails ar already heing delivered onsansome CALIFORNIA THEATER. street. He promises that if the four H. FRIEDLANDER, Manager. recommended franchises are granted THE Y HAVE CONQUERED AGAIN. ovisions the company will obser of the charter tion of receip EREl in reference ¥ to contribu- “THE BROWNIES IN FAIRYLAND e RYBODY Cheapest of "All Excursions. NEXT WEEK “THE AR _STUDENT. ment proposing it wa Hn*lv‘fl‘u‘*h“; Remember the Lake Tahoe excur- | feated at the last meeting of the board. | gjons which the Southern Pacific has Jack Rober Then a sudden revival in its favor t00k | arranged for the Fourth holi Only 2 place. If it can be offered for sale next | §11 30 for the round trip, including il Monday it will still be within the power | stean trip around the lake, tickets TO-NIGHT, of the board to grant. | good for return until Thursday, July OON Since the meeting of the hoard which | 6. Plenty of time to see .AH‘L‘h-- grand was held on Monday & petition favoring | Si8hts of that magnificent lake. This | L, e 150D habiben! dlrculated. Peooid/of |18 one of the cheapestiexcursions ever | edy; ™ : L 2 : v given. Tickets now on sale at 613 Mar- prominence and influence who have no|yet street, under the Grand Hotel, and | — possible interest in the matter have|at the ferry depot, for to-night, to-mor- = been importuned by representatives of | row night., Sunday and Monday, on the GRAND OPERA HOUSEB Mayor Phelan to indorse the loop and |6 o'clock train. Telephone Main & expatiate upon its advantages. The | = me representatives have sought sig- | Twenty-Eighth District Democrats. THIS EVENING, natures to the petition and it was not At the regular wee meeting of the Sir Julius Benedict's Beautiful Opera, long before the reason became known. | f Den THE Mayor Phelan has personal private | § street for urging the adoption of the | J. . The Phelan estate owns made g y 2 > | My i i ome property on Grant avenue and the mq..mm: didacy wl loop that will not be of general benefit | James D. Phela |Onaidundred o PRICES—EVENING: — — el Orchestra, Reserved, 50¢ and 25c: Dress 0:9.9.9.0.9..0..0 | : 23¢; Family Cir Re- ! | served, 15e: Gallery, 10c. [ MATINEE SATURDAY — Best _ Reserved | | Seat in the House, Family Circle, Re- served, 15¢; Galle , HOLIDAY MATI SDAY. JULY 4. | [ ] Took Off Her Jewels and Laid Her Wed- ding Ring and Her Purse Quietly Upon the Bureau. Much liiness Had Unhinged the Poor Woman's Reason and She Sought Surcease in the Foaming Billows. | | surf about half a mile south of the pier. Around, the neck was tightly tied a Turkish towel, one end of which was tied around the handle of a four-pound flatiron. The forehead and temples were scratched from the rubbing against the sandy beach, but no other marks of injury were discovered on the body. Mr. Botcher is an upholsterer by trade. He informed the Coroner that his wife had been suffering for the past six or eight months with a break- ing-down of the nervous system. Thifs brought on stomach trouble also, and the poor woman was during the greater part of the time in misery and subject to spells of melancholia. A short time ago he took her to her folks in Stockton, In the expectation that a change of air and scene would improve her condition; but she be- came worse and he was obliged to go to Stockton last Tuesday to bring her home. They returned on Wednesday, and, being fatigued with the journey, retired at half-past 9 o'clock in the evening. The dead woman was 33 years old and was reared and educated in the city of Stockton. She was Miss Lizzie Filand up to flve years ago, when she married Mr. Botcher. o0 00eceo0-oo -0-0-0-0-60-0-0-90-0-0-0-0-6600-00-0-00- Pyl ® - | are speedily and completely removed and the ; ’ALCAZAR Ll SATU: )m,\ LEWIS MORRISON | Presenting Geo. Foster Platt’s Historical Comedy. 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