The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 28, 1899, Page 11

Tii SAN FRANCISLO CALL, TULSDAY fiRS. SATHER SETTLES WITH WILLIAM DINGEE End of the Famous Litigation That Promised So Much. An Arbitrator Is Appointed and the Lady Secures a Portion of Her Claim, gainst M gee, who was T s. § rs 8 SHE ATTEMPTED = TOEND LFEBY = INCINERATION - Act of Grace Herbst. = e Awful CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING Sat Down to Dinner at the Same Hour at Which They Were Married Fifty Years Ago. VA, N fiftieth anni- SUDDEN DEATH OF SUMNER W. BUGBEE reat gbee was know sur- a retired archi. and the son of S. C. Bugbee. o 3ugbee, one e early bullders of this coast. He hor not been actively engaged In business for sc years, but spent his ti te to Kill her two | travel. He leaves only a widow. e In OAKLAND HEARS HOW LOS ANGELES DID IT ~Ex-Senator Dargle Is anxious that Oakland shal as soon as possible, and in order to settle if possi- W existing ¢ the acc g of a site by the t out a few queries to other coast cities where already been bullt by the Federal Government, ask. the prices that were pald. The editor of the Los Angeles Re. y that read like a joke. He sald LOS ANGELDS, Nov. 27, 15% he Main-street property-owners deeded the Postoffice site to the THE RECORD, onths ago the suggestion was made that the city of Oakland do- to the Government, so that all the appropriation could be ex. . but this idea was not favored. It was sald that ed, 325 , was ample to procure both site and build. there was ne y for the city to assist the Govern- news from Los Angeles was a big surprise to Oakland, who aware that Uncle Sam got a site in the southern city so cheaply, Board of Trade is now busy, trying to find a site that will come ver one The 4 the figure proposed by the Government agent, which is about $50,000, Bo fer & have found three pieces of property near this figure. These ’ erties are loca at Fifteenth and Franklin streets and at Seventeenth street and New Broadway. sibeiereieiebebeieisiessie® A e e e e e e e e e et G4S CONTRACT * PUSTRONED FOR MOTHER WEK Unsettled. ———— | BENEFIT Is Arranged. Talent From City Theater to The differences that have existed be- | & aaps 38 tween the and the San Fran- | @ Par!:\!pate. Company came | & the meeting yes- | & ng of contracts | & it the gas company | @ contract date fro Cv. vear - er e 1 into effect from 5 t meet for tha next, and conse f the gas cont week gas com aid tha ch g and ng under the company ex- light! for part of Augu » minority, favoring t to was sus December 14 memorabl 4 seemed 10 tes present that many promi = have promised to ower to forward the d much Interest nifested on all sldes. A will be the souvemr QD SO0 OO, gy for which a cover has uent per- | & ed by H. Nappenbach, E ained by :) the Angel of Charity, Mayor stated t & one hand a laurel wreath by the Tox Col- @ and in the other the torch of Thes- i |82 pis. while from her waist dangle the man Brothers were granted another | & grinning face of comedy and traged:’'s f two weeks from November 28 | 82 grim reatures. lor Jugtice Sonteac. She ey The amusement committee. on ol whose rhoulders rests the respons ainly be readv for occu- |3 is composed of Mark Thall of dle of December. Q Alcazar, S. H. Friedlander of th. f the Hall of Justice | 88 Columbia, John Morrisey of the O ort an estimate of | @ pheum and Harry Morosco of the bu and to|gy Grand. The tion is the first lteration in the Morgue plans |8 and oniy one of its kind in the W the Coroner A 3 and such an organization was grea‘ly n was passed to print giving needed when these gentlemen threw as J. Welch for schoolhouse | G ¢y,om, into the breach to aid Martens & Coffey for pre- | 53 ther Int and $3000 In satis- | & their needy comrades of John H. Slevers for | 4 It is expected that the entertain- property on Van Ness |§ ange of grade. by chi for furnishing tile floors n vs of the Hall of Justice was | e > . 8 - tention of the board to chang: grades on | wwarded to W. W. 3 'I:i’x‘:,!‘,r 8. . | Orove. Fu Ashbury and Clayton streets e position of Mike | 404 Masonic avenue a‘v‘:»;f..“.i‘,‘,w'!n-.:r;} nts | ¢ the City Hall, va- | 2% A Tim O'Neill, former | PROTESTS REX ED. oy "‘“"'"“”'i The following protests were recelved and X was 1 ted t referred th treet committee clerk was directed to advertise for | “p 0 owners, against the paving of the "“?P"J“:"““ ork ¢ Dolores and Twentieth streets. : Lo ) DEF STR | granted to the Nationa 1 Wes! n Boxing ( ts in December. fons were presented of the Committee on Assessment and utions adopted were 7 reet work done e-inch r with five t_along Railroad y line of ¢ m the ve teet easterly = . Arlington, and rnning thence northerl b R e g o o a point seven feet westerly from r aalas G Me- erly rail of sad track and twenty- S})o Seqd | cight and one-ha feet n erly from the deceased, | portherly line of Charl set, thence north erty of the o ihe center line all street, also ) AS MONeY | 4y’ eighteen-inch sewer from center line of 9 as solvent Randall street, seven feet west of the westerly 3% as corpora- | rall of the raiiroad northeasterly forty-seven the sum of $2.60524 as| feet to conmect with the sewer in San Jose tion stocks, over and above the ed to Lloyd Tevis on his tement; an , After making all deductions avenue at the northerly line of Randall street twelve-inch sewer in the easterly portion of the crossing of California_street and Twenty-first av a fourteen-inch sewer in westerly por- tion, an eight-inch sewer in the northerly and southerly portions, culverts, granite curbs, etc on the corners and a manhole with cover in e atian center of said crossing; fqurteen-inch sewer Attorneation of the | \ith manhole and cover in Callfornia street. | the provision of seations B0y | betwean Twenty-first 4nd Twenty-second ave: 5 of the Political Code, in order that | [USS: bitumen pavement In rosdway of the this omisslon and error may be corrected | sirects: granite curbs on Vincent street. be- in the manner hereln provided.” et g o $ Supervisor Byington made a motion that | . < e dinance forbldding the use of turn- | STREET WORK RECOMMENDED. that interfered with sidewalks be | The Superintendent of Strests recommended | taken out of the hands of the Street Com- | the performance of street work as follows mittee, which has had it under considarq. | CAllfornia _street, between Nineteenth and | tion for three months past: but an amend. | T¥entieth Jo 2 fraond. tawood iy ment directing the committee 0 report | lald. roadway and’sidewalks théreof o be ma- on the matter at the next meeting of s -+ o el Doard was carried Instead. § of the | “The Superintendent of Strests aiso recom- Resolutions were introduced providing | FcRded tha Taylor, be passed that the city printing should hereafter be | { R done only by such union offices as have the right to use the label of the Allied Printing Trades Council | Re The contract for printing 10.000 coples of , adopted as follows: 4 | the new charter was awarded to the Star | City Street Improvement Company. granite Press for $643 9. curba on Shrader street, between Waller and The board adjourned to meet one week | Frederick, at % cents from to-morrow, In order to allow. (pe | of same to be paved Wwith legal time necessary for advertising the | PeT square foot bond election | ACCEPTING STREET WORK The following petitions were Resolutions were passed to print accepting referred to the proper committees the following street work. F. lemme. for permission to construct | Twenty-ninth street, between San Jose ave- mansard roof on the northerly end of the brick | nue and Dolores street. bitumen: same, between butlding at 439, 411 and 413 h street; M. J Sanchez and Noe bitumen: Cole street, be- a resolution ordering. AWARD OF STREET WORK | olutions of award of street work were | recetved and | | tween Hayes and Fell. bitumen. l Ry for an a!!""ln"'hflf §75 over and above the ntract price for the removal of garbage, D! “tc“Trom public bullding because of the eree: MISCRLIANWRLS NATTERE tion of new buildings; Willlam M. Hoag, for | A communication was received from the City | permission to construct a story ten feet in | Engineer recommending certaln grades on the clear on the third and mansard bullding | Berry street, between Seventh and De Haro. Al the'corner f Sutter and . Leavenworth | Communications were received from the In streets, with additional fire escapes on the | dependent Electric Light and Power Company Sutter street side. property owners, for an in- | submitting diagrams and descriptions of under- vestigation of the ‘condition of the easterly half | kround work to be done, covering four miles of | of block 260 of the Haley & O'Neill tract, | streets | bounded by Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues The clerk was instructed to advertise for pro- | and N and P streets, which was for many r"!nh to furnish materials for repairs on pub- years maintained as a corral and is in a state | lic streets from December 1, 188, to December conducive to disease; property owners, re 1966 Guesting that a culvrrt be put in at Kentucky The clerk was Instructed to readvertise for and Twenty-third sureets as an outlet for a | Proposals to construct & fourteen-inch sewer, | large pond of stagnant water caused by the | With two manholes and covers, in Fifteenth | filling in of Kentucky street: Liberty Helghts | Street, from Castro to the westerly termination Improvement Club, requesting that the matter ©f Fifteenth street, to connect with the sewer | of changing the grades at Twenty-first ang | In Castro street | Sanchez streets be laid over until it can be | The action of the board in awarding the con- resented to the incoming Board of Public tract for paving the crossing of Chestnut and | vorks: J. J. Dowling, for permission to uss | Leavenworth streets to the City Street Improve- | ment Company was reconsidered and the com.- | pany released from its contract The Superintendent of Streets was directed to | contract with Flinn & Treacy to construct a | 64 Howard street; Willam ‘Sime & Co., for ten-inch sewer in the southeasterly portion of | permission to alter the front of the cormer of | the crossing of Mission and Spear streets, for | ason and Greenwich streets and to extend Which the city Is liable, at a cost not to exceed a show window not more than twelve inehes on the sidewalk: Bateman Brothers, for an _The Superintendent of Streets was directed to | extension of thirty days’ time within which tg cause the property owners on Henry street, be. complete their contract for the erection of the tween Sanchez and Noe, and ¢n the southwest- Hall of Justice and Morgue building erly side of Montgomery avenue, between Jack- | RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION. son and Kearny streets. to lay artificial stone | powder for blasting on Tilden street, between Castro street and a point 291 feet westerly: Madison & Burke. again calling attention to the matter of repairing the roof of premises at sidewalks in front of their property; ziso Resolutions were adopted declaring the In- | cause property owners on the nn’t side ;g N A Long Programme Every | @ISO ORI O!GO'GO'NP&O!&O?GO‘R)’&OP&O'&O’ZMQ’S’DWOW. | | G. Follansbee, A. Valdespimo, L. Enrman | anxious to testify against the accuse 11 OVEMBLER 2 t,.but there are six acts and each one BY BIG SHOW! 1ucky-WHEN IT WON DARVILLE - il w il 2 Bloody Battle at the "'« Columbia. ll the Steeplecha er spending a D RONOe & e D20 L Q0% O Camille D'Ar she rem long as afford thos wi le stage only managers heaven send that cannot sh. a mind and of body and of volce is a deliciou and the was the he 1 unc out to bre ful big sou But_the the Orpheum is C: 2 3 3 g 3 o 3 ] 5 S [=4 g 8 4 - 5 @ 5 5 g g 5 2 5 . g 3 SARAH COMSTOCK > California. SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills, ‘They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect remady for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. Small Pill, Small Dose. should fering ¢ 80 of from should make a good thing when Columbia. There have bee of Smalfl Price. Bronson Howa 2t | ——— - hh) o never so drama $04090906#03080909020308080" that g nted to b lic at the C lumbia 1 HY 'S HEALTHFUL! A Natural Mineral Water 0 awa r ick that ardes with medicinal qualitles, For Indigestion and Stomach Disorers. VICHY IN SIPHONS 1SNT WICHY Get the Genuine EdIVIGCHY So-called - saddle ndid drama % OO OO OO LOUO % OUONOUOLUD UORORILON O, new rplay, “Mother E chestra is to be = spe jcians of the 040404040409 04904090 902014 Tivoli. $504040908004020#0404040409040# > the Georgia minstrels % : trom the Alhambra, Major bl bpa Syt R CELESTl N S $ Mite from the C Sive the ¥1l:t; nm.-n'r». Th| its revi 2 3 ol ast ev ng paring nis Commiie tmitoiics ofcom- & | pretty dances A. VIGNIER, Distributing Agent 5 genuine article, the s et the interest P 0909090808030 90406080808 the Olympia will warble 5 at the Tivoll last eve appearance of Elois soubrette. She is a v able talent. Her voice trating and her tast her thorough experier desirable acquisition t est, Pred Ward's tra r most tragical gers of the Grand Opera- present an act of “His Ma the Frawleys will come over from the EUGENE FIELD'S POEMS, A $7.00 BOOK. O LORIONID B0 ORO%O Calitornia to help things along. . The and will no doubt make m Tastrated. by shirty-iwe at the Worid of seats commen n the this season s over. 5 Monday preceding the performans t 3 - “ hav e st Artists the performance, Ada Palmer Walker did sc TiSsulos 1. work as Namouna an san GIVEN FREE 1. the Daicony 50 centa anacs me & | the role of Frince fo each person interested in_subscribing e horle R C el smoothness whic to the Eugene Field Monu: Souvenir 2 Fund. Subscribe any amount desired [=A Subscriptions as low at will donor to this daintily artistic vo! “FIELD FLOWERS Kearny street over. Another mi w bulldings enc | Mess: ose facla (cloth bound, Sx11), as a ces bolees: A iy K e ants scription to fund. Bock conta sary repairs o o tion of Field's best Fifth st gutters tive works and is ready for del Clay and Harrl But for the noble contribution fme of the ted to | many b > world's greatest artists this book could not 120 days t vement | that it Is bave been manufactured for less than §7. . J8¥% on its contract to grade | prominent He may R I S ; Qays, but that is quite a 1f ok g L B tion was passed to order recently adopte anchez and Twenty-first crossing of said stree rint repenling the blishing grades on s and at the and the Fund for the bull ment to the memery of o hNInied. o EUGENE FIELD MONUMENT SOUVESIR FUND 180 Monroe St., Chicago. This evening will be a with “The Masked Ball.” T is without doubt the triumph ¢ 1 opera season Be no have z REPUBLICANS TO PLAY | ity 1o be at theic ST THE POPULISTS TO-NIGHT | oo vaiee st T our Contrib MADE WE A MAN the farewell performs eat operatic stars = " ALFRED The Indoor Bassball Players the Olympic Club Are on Their Mettle. METZ of Gnn(i '(')pera-flouse. : : The second week of t \vaganza ALL Nervous Discasen—Failing Moar nterest in indoor baseball is on the in. | “Evangeline,” oy E sly at th work and Indiscrations. They quickiy crease. The close of the season of out.|Grand Opera-house las There was @nd ewrely Tesiors Lost Vitality ia 0 door games has led to this and the in. |a 800d sized audience, who showed by lib- | L Bons or leasars. ‘Provent Jaseaiy sai door enthusiasts are happy thereat At | eral applm-n their appreciat f the ef- 7 Consuiaption if taken in tim hetr the Olympic Club the four teams that are | forts of Edith M e Aty | iore s s Tl Tkt moor vt o the pomeine striving for the privilege of representing | wintred Goff, willam ¥ other fa. | Alax Tablets. They have cared thousands and w the club in the tournament which Wogley, Geargie Cooper, SnC core | §3re70a. We give a positive writien guarantee Ianndry &k opens in | vorites to Xl Most of the 5 Were | BicPdcare i each cess oF refusd the mon practicing hard, and the big | encored and the evolutions of the ch 50“ per . of siz packages [full trest- epheroid Is being handled by the players | girls in the final sce we S, ...n_umfa_aou{um.suun wragser with as much expertness as they do the | cheered. A pleasing incident last .wn”i.‘bi?o' AV R 50 Dearborn 8t regulation ball used in outdoor games | A% the reappearance of ~The AJA T St Persse, who met and delighted eve inimitable style Alcazar. “Saints and Sinners” drew a fair! contest | house to the Alcazar last night. T 'opulists | is well presented and the actors are For sale in 8. . by Leipnit; centage Drug Co., Owl Drug C & Co., No Per- 8 F. Oski'd F a a < good gay. No a e play from _business. Stite MANSFIELD & i TERFIELD, 4 Ma The players have trimmed their lampus With = warm and are now able to bat with re ) skill and force. So much so that e o rectors of the club have added further | protection to the windows and chandelfers | in the big gymnasium. To-night's . between the Republicans and o will _undoubtedly be highly ean | There is a great deal of rivair: ’b‘p["w‘;npg” | "y BN A TP e the two teams, and the life of the raes | who umpires the game Is made The teams will line up as {nnn?.-h:‘"'blo' Republicans—A. W. Follansbee J. Electricity for Brain. A European sclentist claim to have dlscov- r, C. 4 an apparatus which w ulate the }:ua:":‘""\'\ Rq BTRT,',';‘;"""'“F' ‘!‘"{,;'- h A P o N Dectlitiies an eebestiiion, ané on, . y " 'offro " Meherin, E. M. Connelly, J. Johnson "y | COnsists of an electric band. Wh have been busy Inv making the brain work Host Bitters has for fifty years been dot F. |ally. It cures epain A * | troubles and bullds up and invigorates the en- | tire system. There is nothing “‘just as g ? E eecham’s m SICK HEADAOGHE 1 that he was not aware that his presence | stomach and disordered live: * Bush. S Populists—W. J. Leonard, W. Cartright, | BITTERS A PLEASANT LAXATIVE NOT INTOXICATING W. Hanrahan. A. Taylor, D. C. Duran, P. Wand, H. Cobb, = _rroil —_—— Riley in Custody. Edward Riley, who, it is claimed, went South In an endeavor to escape the humil- fation of being called as & witness against Police Clerk Kelly, charged with crimin- ally assisting in the consummation of “straw-bond” frauds, was before Judge Lawlor yesterday. Riley said that he was | - Transconti-ental tourists and trav- elers from all over the United States show their wppreciation of the exosk ieace of the PALACE am GRAND by making these hotels their headquar- ters while in San Francisco. Fourtess hundred rooms. 90 with baths—largest and finest in the world. JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK. Manager. and act like magic on a weak was wanted and that he left the city on | 10 centsand 25 centa, at all drug stores. urgent business. Judge Lawlor, however, ordered him into the custody of the Sher- iff and fixed his bonds at 300 to insure his appearance against Kelly. —_—————— One Day's Tax Collections. Tax Collector Sheehan made the largest deposit ever made in one day with Treas- urer Truman yesterday. Exactly §1,004,- £2702 was collected from taxpayers and turned Into_the city treasury. Deputy Treasurer Perkins and his assistants heaved sighs of rellef when they turned the combinations on the doors at 7 o'clock last evening, after the busiest day in the | history of their offictal careers. | — e B - COKE! COKE! P. A. McDONALD, Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of Coke | OFFICE $13 FOLSOM ST. DR. CROSSMAN’S SPECIFIC MIXTURE, Clests, Burictures ana_wnalcgons oa:, BAJA CALIFORNIA Counterfeiter Long Convicted. e 8 e e E{mu:'rluamn S 3 S s ] ‘Damiana Bitters b,? '."ju‘;‘,’-"ffi ctcl;leml!'nigl“m;r's?anz:smlgl‘l‘fi;fi | wmht‘s lndian vefimme Pll]S 5 A GREAT KECTURATIVE, INVIGUKA- A ; | Court yesterday of having passed a qua tor and Nerviae. tity of counterfeit $5 flleces upon vario RE ACKNOWLEDGED by The most wonderful aphrodisiac and Special of persons who have used for_tort; The Mexican Remedy for Diseases of the Kid. saloon-keepers and other gullible person: +« HOUSANDS | Tonic for the Sexual Organs of both sexes. BTN S EADACHE. GIDDINESS, | pey. and Hisdder. Seils on its own Merits. Wednesday. This will entitie im to h DEaGaY. s will entitle him to his STIPATION, Torpid Liver, Weak Stom: NABER, ALFS & BRUNE, Agents. ach. Pimples 4ad pus- / the blood. ™ | 23 Market sirest, B F.—(Sead for Cifeuiary eeesseces e rreee Thanksgiving turkey In fail