The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 3, 1899, Page 13

THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 189 13 L-E-R-0-0-1-1-¥.] O G SeNetien PR TR R HIS BRIDE VEDDED PROVED HIS INNOCENCE| Matthew Cushen Will Not|Now Mrs. Spend His Time Behind Prison Bars. IN A LIBRARY BY DEPUTY ASSESSOR -- [4 4 ’ / 0 4 - - e ¢ [4 / B ... S e e - e .- - ogso ‘7(' MPANY rocersS N (PRI N e 30cy 10 bars 25cy ~x-hamge for Mocha Coffee B pound 23c' Tuescay omly e's Cream Bak. rand. 10 pouuds 25c4 Golden Gate Matches / A .l‘-;-‘:(:‘;va rcn pkE {“C" Smith’s Kippered Herringf English. well knowsn rand; reguler e s LIQUOR SFECIALS: can 15c4 Delivered from -3¢ Market St. only. Ke llogg’s Whiskey..bot T5cg The oid Wilme: ous brasd bottle $1. "0‘ ular §: so T" s ' © be superior— el toHemeseyor @ Pabst Malt Extract ' Bottle 20c; dozen $-.3o‘ Condensed putriment of mal Rock and Rye. . bottle 75¢ Beech Rus Distillery: regular goc. Good for cougiss and colds lum St. S. F. Shattuck Av, Ferkeley -w ClutrmlAV M a_g" [4 s mmous: OAKLAND Qetiotiotie HER FORMER SON-IN-LAW N_[;inert Says if| She Had a Gun She | Would Shoot Him. 1 ""i LRI 1% NEWS 3 of the Bay Cities “REV.” J. H. W. HARRIS. | THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY T0 MOVE TO BERKELEY The Divinity Schcol of the Congre- gational Church Will Have Large Buildings Near the University. HEALTH BOARD OBJECTS S EEio S 5 T0 LAKE CHABOT WATER Company Asked to Continue the Sup- p 4 Prom thyhbu‘g HARN INAH KEESING NOW WANTS A NEW TRIAL OAELAND NOT A JAY TOWN. Theater - Goers App';c iate Manager o s Cc tion: | S HUNT IS CHAMPION. He Beats Selby in the Finals of the | U. C. Tennis Tournament. player had two was decided te: Feats Boston_and F. ) cisco. The subj “Resolved, ous between death and the | No admission will be| e to spondents on e a defense. H he answer be dented a. ive writ be made peremp _————————— New Divorce Suits Filed. OAKLAND, Dec. 2.—A filed suit for a divorce from A . alleging failure to provid has also been flled by against Bridget who s a ship carpenter, alleges | mperance on the part of de- . who is now believed to be Pedro. Colonel T. F. atto in both suits. Victim of Blood Poisoning. | KLAND, I | | Garrity appears —_————————— Native Sons Elect Officers. ,\LA)IED\ Dec. 2 lameda Parlor | No. 8. G. W, has ed the follow | ing nm«n for the ensuing term: Presi- P. H. Smith; first vice president, Second vice president. L. Sousa h vice president, H. Bolte: marshal. W. Bamber; financial sec- retary. Max Gundlash: recording secre- nry H. L. Transue; surgeon, Dr. H. M. Pond. e-unn for 4 Home for be under the de, president, Public Installation.. OAKLAND, Dec. 2—There will be a public installation of the newly elected officers of Live Oak Lodge. F. and A. M., on the evening of December 29, as fol- Towas oS, E. Weight, W. M. G W Dot To Raise More Money. OAKLAND, Dec. 2—Co ce a vehicle tax ning at the Clty pal are seriously embar- | nin, S. W.; R. !eek JW.AEHR . and it will peed lomo nna of a| Cramer, treasurer; J. J. Warner, secre- license ordinance to help the treasury. | tary. .9000’000000*000‘9000990‘000‘60’00-‘ R R SRR RRR2Y ] § L R R R R R R e e R e R R R R R AR ad ] of James H, quiet that half th that the ceremony a day pecple had been engaged for a i A relative of the bride died only a short time before, and althou; arations bad been ma wedding reception the family made necessary a change in th e pians. went quiet tional church on Wedn Gra ! de Sales Hall upon | SOCIETY CONCERT FOR HU MANE Town Among the List of Pat- ronessss for the Enter- tainment. 2—Miss Dec. I Joseph Le Conte, A RING ON A BELLE|. and A BELLE ON A RING Oakland Office San Fran . Mrs. Reynolds want- to know what became of her nd di D Into the hands of A. Beckwith of this loaned $200 on it. Then out of pnm R I did not wd.. t ring for the had been loaned on amount it and I gave 3200 to get it out of that for for pawn her. The pawned 31%. I gave that amount and 3100 more. This is o business transaction and the suit ring was “The only way In cquld make a suit me is to say that gtven to me by having been givi nolds. When I originally which stick agat the ring was he girl after its to her by Rey- n put up the money for the ri I knew nothing about {ts ear history~. until a few moaths ago that I learned the full story that Mrs. Reynolds claimed that :g had been gi That me or It was not claim to the pose to re- 1l after the ring. Married at Haywards. ARDS, Dec. 2.—There was £ here a few days ago P became the b In fact it was had taken place un or so later, although the you 50 r “sorrow in ¢ This was why the to the Haywar A made bu | following day Mr. and = Mrs. Gray _ de- fim F. H Bemmes parted for the southern part of the Stata | Mrs or to spend their honeymoon. Upon their | Albion erg}-( No. :lm return they will reside here. where Mr. | B ). Huting has several business interests. chaplain of the First the regular United States army ture on Monday evening at St. nila” This will be the reversnd father's = before his de- | parture for the Philippine Isiands on | Tuesday next, and it Is quite likely that he will make his last statement with re- | gard to the recent controversy that has | ¥ been raging over the looting of churches in the isiands by the Ameri fon will be charged for the benefit of the paris! can soldie About 20,000,000 false teeth are produced annually in the United States, .. arly all beln‘ the ;roduct of Phllldtlphl. tac- tortes. About 40.000 Lnsed ounces of with this output. SOCIETY Prominent Ladies of the University | Adeline Wheeler, | . at town was not aware g time. {aborate prep- | a general Cali- | Volunteers, who is about to return | the Philippine Islands as a_chaplaln | will | Francis | “Our Soidiers In Ma- e e I T T, Alameda! -2-3 umnunm“naan-uunnnunuuunnunnuunuuuunnnuuunuuuullanunni:mnnnnnflununnnunnnnnnnunnnnn SR S e e e R et G e e e e e e e % Netiete® Irate Oakland Mothers-in-Law. O L NN et et e e N e Netiey SRt et et e e e e e N, 'SHE LOVED Berkeley BISHOP NICHOLS DISOWNS "REV." Investigation Far New York. e e TOR, NEWSPAPER MAN, ETC. e %8 Broadway, Dec. 2 k‘.)s been J. H. W. Har An investigation ew York a:l to rest in the Protes. most famou: " has manage his exper first as a a minister ¢ ADDING TO THE Oak!: Broadway, Dec. 2. ansit Company The Oakl | Ebell Society to help along ite fund. of th r gross income for y day week, clety. Mr. Kelly writes as follows: r~_uu_\_\‘m_ Cal., NS General Ma ons were m | The tollowing addi { day a so | ol ng he Mrs. Mather. Thees patrons. at r. Prather The m Bros. bride is weil known in Oakland and Ala- | b % 5 a County soclety. She Is the niece of | 1 Daniel Culp of San Felipe : st oo oo { . Will Close the Controversy. sy Ht D, Dec. 2—Rev. Father Mc- | Miss Sanders A school Mrs. H. M War: s, « n Helen r‘ong.-. - Alice W. Williams. Florence Burrell To Beopan the Thalia. Julten Matthien. OAKLAND, Dec_ 2—An attempt is be- | Laurence Matthieu.. . made bil J: and John N. on CHILDREN'S LIST. t of Mrs. Charley, to reopen the | Ruth Ells........ g Thalia saloon on the San Leandro road. | Dailiba Thomson. 3 The tion to this effect was filed with | Harold Hobart . the ryisors to-day, signed by T. J. | Lawrence Hobart. - Leon: John Whalen, W. Butenou, Mrs. | Kenneth Hobart. Hattie Miller, Frece Rocker, J. H. Piister | Gladys Courtain... 3 and Thomas Cordes. There will be a | Genevieve McDonald.. . fight over the granting of the license. Edgar Farley . R e L Alma Farley Baby Kern NEW PLEDGES. 1—Charch & Snook. Hemick. Dr. L F. J, H. W, HARRIS From!| |MAN OF MANY ATTAINMENTS | LAY READER, EVANGELIST, AC-| Oakland Office San Francisco Call, | tarted from | sputed by he has beea e proceed- He began th EBELL LIBRARY FUND nd Office San Francisco Call, has | made a generous offer to the ladles of the the library will donate 15 per cent next the day to be selected by the so- sx m“' %) ADVERTISEMENTS. REE HELP FOR WEAK ME “CALTHOS” Prof. Laborde’s Marvelous French Cure for Lost Manhood. FIVE DAYS’ TRIAL TREATMENT Sent Absolutely Free by Sealed Mail To All Sufferers. NO C. 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME. kzown to science which really .THOS,” the marvelous by Prof. Jules Laborde. It is controlied 1a this country by The Von Mokl Compasy, of Ciacingati, Ohio, a concern which occupies a high and Bonorable in the world of medicine. Itis one of the largest and most responsible houses in Cincinoati, a8 anyone who is acquainted in tha will testify. SVeraatorrhon, Veriece Parts or Weakaess of any nature in the Nerves o sexual Organs, to sead their names and receive a five days’ treats ment. This will prove the wonderfal vitalizing of VEALTHOS." After using it Sve days the Soderers will §ad new vigor in their organs, mew force in their muscles, sew bicod in their veins, sew ambition, and rapid progress toward the buoyast feelings and sezsas tions of youager days. This liberal free offer is gemuize. There is 0 swind. ling C. 0. D. or Deposit Scheme conzectsd with it. The five days treatment 18 sent by sealed mail to all on request, wrapped in a plain package, aad full printed Sccompany the medicine, 40 that each patieat becomes Bis owa dactor 384 cares himself at Bome. It doesa’t make aay difference what caused the weake Dess—whether bad habits ia_youth, or excess, or over. work, or business troubles. *‘CALTHOS ™ will effect a Cure, 50 matter what big Bame the discase may be caiied by doctors. The Vou Mohl Compasy treats all correspondence ia perfect confidence. Under public the names of the U timonials telling of their restoration to robust manhood after other medicines and appliances bave proved less. ““CALTHOS™ is regularl German armies, and the soldiers in those cou come 1o be perfect models of strength az are effected at all ages from tweats 1o e g is 0o case except where the stage of ep Bas been reached) which it will cot radicatly, quickly and permasently care. _Sexual weakaess does siot cure fisel grows worse from week to week. Each day aggrav: the mental and physical anguish. Send today for the free Sve days’ trial treatment. Ifit Beips you, more of the medicizne can be purchased does not nelp, 5o harm isdone and no money has been paid out. You can sen the fall knowledge that it will be kept from all. The ** CALTHOS ** departmest of our is strictly confidential. Address applications for trial treatment, etc., to THE VON MOHL COMPANY, 53¢ B. Cincinnati, 0./ precariies FRATERNAL NEWS | WILL HONOR MEMORY i 7 OF DEPARTED MEMBERS SERVICES TO-DAY BY SAN FRAN- CISCO LODGE OF ELKS. s d from Page Fifteen - GOLDEN JUBILEE OF STATE'S ADMISSION NATIVE SONS TAKE FIRST STEPS FOR A CELEBRATION. Programme of Exceptional Excellence Has Been Arranged—Names of Those Who Will Par- ticipate. Effecting an Organization to Manage the Biggest Show San Francisco Ever Planned. career, and W mes D Phelan COLLEGE MEN BANQUET. Delta Kappa Epsilon Gives Its Twen- ty-‘l'hxrd Annual Feast. W. Dinkel H J. T pell. Levy, y the Deita Kappa Eps N F. Mordecal, D Betterman. Shep: Alcatraz No. Lichenstein B 15-J. L J Barry, Gallagher, I James Morri- | 18¢ Jokes and yells, which were given w made the rafters ring not represented in Fenn the grand of- of the ] mg{_;‘nl as i o | TROUBLE OVER FURNITURE 5 e m n adjourned nd Saturday in J ry nex g o Permanent organization will A Woman Arrested for Grand Lar fected. ceny md a Man for Perjury. ST SRR T " Ran Nude Through the Streets. On Wednesday morning an unknown man divested himself of his clot Leavenworth street, between Pine and tfornia. and rushed through the stree! in a nude condition He was seen abe f-past § o'clock by a grip alif aia street line and no £ can be found by t {sting of a black vest and a light pair of pants, were picked ¥ a paper carrier a little later. The man wore patent leather shoes and his clothing was in good condition —_— ee———— More Turleys Condemned. Chief Market Inspector Witzemann terday condemned five boxes containing 100 turkeys at the stall of Zamitt ' h A eged Dbill of discovered Sp. n r;> on the pretext of sale fre ra's store on Mani.o.r.r . {lizing works. Both lots | & ’ Were pronounced by the Inspectors as un- 14 to Mra fit for human food. e SV IR AR Architect Hamilton Dies. Gehricke. Spe rs. Gehricke is owing him $7W9 vanced at different time | _———— Passed a Worthless Check. OAKLAND, Dec. 2.—Frederick F. Ham. | v oon-kee o7 Missio lton, the wall-known architect, died at | LOUs Joos, saloon-keeper, 227 Mission his home near Haywards to-day. A week | 3treet. swore to a complain: 20 he contracted e severe coid. which | Treadwell's court yesterday develo ulcer in his throat, and | rest of Robert L. Crooks pec heart faflure followed. Deceased was native of Maine, aged about 47 years. He was formerly a draughtsman. Twenty beneficiary of the charge of obtaining tenses. It is alleged 2 | years ago he formed a copartnership with | Crooks obtained $0 from Joos. gt # G. W. Percy and up to the time of his | a check for $82 on the First Nat | death he was junior member of the firm | Bank and on presenting he | of Percy & Hamilton. architects of the | was informed Crooks 30 Mo n 35| Alameda City Hall. Mr. Hamilton leaves | deposit, although at one time he had an 25| a widow and two daughters. | account there. Crooks was arrested and = ——————————— released on bis own recognizance by Judgs =) Elks’ Memorial Services. Mogan. ! = OAKLAND, Dec. 2 —The Oakland lod, xr Blot Elks will Rold thelr memorial exercises The Maccabees Ball. 3| at the onough eater to-morrow | ALAMEDA, Dec. 2—Alameda Tent No. 5 | afternoon. Exalted Ruler George W. |32 Knights of the Maccabees, gave 3 suc- 25 | Reed has arranged !he exercises with the | cesstul and cakewalk in Armory 1 % | assistance of A. Macdonough, the | this eveni: The com: n chalrman of the commxuee of arrange- | had been at work for ments, and the most expressive services completin in the history of the lodge will result. R months for the , _An enjoyal by the large crowd ia