The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 26, 1900, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900 e Hal BAD MILK CAUSES SPREAD OF 1TEVER C.BARSOTTL I & PUMP FOR + WASHING CANS : 3 5 Tt Liin np.mmfl,'m{mluu PERRERR RN el e e i STRUGGLED FOR LIFE, BUT DEATH WAS TRIUMPHANT |After Weeks of Lingering | Illness Miss Kate Can- trell Passes Away. | e S, iWns Accidentally Asphyxiated at Her Parents’ Home and Re- mained Unconscious Until the End Came. >~— | | | After two weeks of lingering sickness, | in which she never once regained con- sciousness, Miss Kate Cantrell died yes- day morning at the home of her father, 1216 Larkin street. April 13 Miss C casping for ly turr | room was sl | The night On the morning of rell was found In bed breath, d on, but a window of the ly opened previous Miss Cantrell had It was the custom of her en her every morning at Knocking at her daughter’ received no response. The smell | of gas heightened the suspicions of some >cident. Mr. Cantrell was called battered down the door. Dr. g the family physician, was sum- ned a s in attendance until the The gas had been | time of deat Two s after the accident the effect of the gas seemed to wear off, but the youn woman psed Into a comatose con- dition from which she never recovered, Preumc ue to the gas poisoning and the we \dition of Miss Cantrell de- HIS FEVER-BREEDING PUMP. er on, ¥ scout all thought of suicide. h at Twen nd Corbett road The ¥ woman was always in the e S highest spirits and had no mental trou- ay by t. Now Bar t 1 el pE i e ble of any kind. On the mantelpiece in EDOREY COMIDE Shio 2 ere found two theater tickets e case to the boa formance that evening. Presents 1 and nephews were also dis i in the room Pring arrived he could hardly odor of gas and been a very small volume of B S I A S A monoxide in the room, Miss Can- r kind of ling > at unex- aroused with dif- rs of age. Her of the well-known hutz & Cantrell, proprietors 1al Iron Works. B’NAI B’RITH LODGES ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Rabbi Voorsanger, Otto Irving Wise and D. S. Hirshberg Were the Orators. The committee on intellectual advance- | t of Independent Order of B' resented a literary and musical | e last night to the members of It not only entertained the e that crowded the hall, but held with rapt attention. | fter a p o solo by D THRIVIG BUSINESS I |- STOLEN 60005 - Charles Barbue Under Ar- i rest for Robbing His Em- | OLYMPIC CLUB MEMBERS 5. Cruells, Ben | LI DI IIIIIPI PP G P IIDIIIPITIITITP GO I 00000000 eiedededesdedodeg thinks there | HAIR-PULLING BETWEEN A | | | | | MISS CLARKE'S ] ! ; WOMAN in black, who gave her name Alice Horgan, applied to Judge Mogan vesterday for pro- tection from the wrath of Annie Clarke, an acquaintance. She claimed that Annie had already assaulted her and had threatened to finish the job later on | | with a bottle of vitriol and a popgun. The | ATTEMPT TO PUNISH A RIVAL FRACAS NGRY WOME e B B SRR 2 had known for years. I thought she was in Nevada City and was astonished to find her here. | “She seemed to be crazy, and as I greet- | ed her pleasantly she truck me a \'(rv‘ lent blow on the face, knocking me down. She tore my silk waist into ribbons and | kicked me viclously whiie 1 was on the! ground. She said she would kill me and | g A 5= A ot *hairman of the evening, made | would throw vitrlol In my face. She act- plO}EI& Warehouse. | the introductory remarks, speaking of the | Cuse of the belligerent attitude of the | ed like a fury. I shouted for help and O atre I Ih o rzanization | Clarke woman was not explained. Mrs. | she ran away. 'She had no motive what- ENTERTAIN FAIR SEX | “ T o o e aganizallol | Hogan vowed that she could assign no | ever for attacking me and she must be | R s s S e 1iamg | T€SS. The Rev. Dr. J. Voorsanger foi- | to be the outgrowth of a rival for the af-| friends. " =~ 3 | Stored Furniture and Disposing | A Large Crowd Enjoys a Brilliant | [swea with an eloquent address on the | fections of the same young The warrant was issued. An officer was | of It to Second-Hand Programme of Athletics and | possibilities of the brotherhood and what| “I am in fear of m detailed to walk behind Mrs. Horgan yes- =i Was already effected by the exerclse and | “My name is Alice H o, | terday 2 vas returning from college Dealers. pecialties. ay of a broad spirit of benevolence, | married, but am now am at- | in the hope that Miss Clarke would at- h suecceeding “ladies’ night” at th ity and charity. tending a_business col on the | tempt to c out her threats. The wo- Olyuinlc Athlafic Club dnioe fo @bicact Sandwiched between this address and | way to my home at 5 § ves- | man, however, did not make her appear- R - e e irge eromd filleq | the next by Otto Irving Wise was a vocal | terday afternoon a woman accosted me. | ance. Mrs, Horgan is certain she will at- $ rowd filled | (5, "5y Miss Sadie n. Otto Irving | I recognized her as Annie Clarke, whom I | tempt to kill her. head war s st There was | Wise delivered the s of the evening. g . i Storag s on the = His theme was one connected with the —_— == internal benefits to be derived by member- e B'nai Brith order. A vo solo_by \ Tarbox, a violin solo by T. | senthal and concluding remarks by rand President Hirshberg closed | \e entertainment. here was | —_—————— ase tne car | END OF LONG ARGUMENT | OVER THE PENCIL DEEDS | Ex-Governor Budd and Charles Pence Talk All Day—A Decision Ex- pected This Morning. uments over the pencil deeds conten- Fair were concluded yes- ay afternoon before Judge Troutt. The | whether they shall be admitted : will be handed down to-day. completed his argu- ng and Charles Pence in answer. lery, and eve anding- he »- | ship » direction of some ver: He sparring Miehling wir club, | ul swinging of ase p DEMOCRATS ARE | PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAICH State Executive Committee Will Meet Next Monday. | e an Y r Budd said: | v e . . deeds 2 Jrove sup- o | £ 2 I mainte Jant for'P | Surmise That the Gallaghers Will d E S heais. It Be ralee Make a Special Effort to Retain | one side it is relevant for the other. It Control of the Central s no difference wnether they were in- s | McCullugh juced for the sole purp contra- Organization. ved highiy \g the witness or to obtain a declara by mem- | was material to the issues —_— t laughter. o onu The executive committee of the Demo- | S R or consent, cohabitatioy | Cratic State Central Committee will meet | LEADER OF A BAD 1support 18 a vital one and should be | at the California Hotel next Monday. GA lowed to be proved.” | The members of the executive body are: Charles Pence’s argument was on the |Seth Mann, chairman; James H TISE: N ¢ A S a decisior © 1 » ol v ____ ADVERTISEMENTS. : G IN F’RISON‘..,fxr of the case, and dccision after decl: | Budd, James D. Phelan, W. I, Alford, 7 of the petitioner's contention - |3.3. D r, C. C. Wright, J. H. Seawell, | TRANS-ATLANTIC TRAVELERS ©One of the Notorious Set Known as|°f "¢ PCUMONCTE JOUion | M. F. Tarpey, R. M. Fitzgerald, A. Cam- “Forty Thieves” Captured After f Beught of J. Lewis & Co. of Los Angeles | f,"":!" \lelgi‘n:m l:: |(.Arx:]r“=h';\|lrl «”4:‘!}1 W ! 3 R E a Desperate . ladies’ balbriggan vests, long | 3; < stry, Charles M. Cassin, W. Furnished Special _.‘tendants by the | % 13‘ s’;:e'ntml'—:ncuum.r.. N eoves. sl finish. heap at ¥ u..’..“&. H. Devlin and C. O. Dunbar, Pennsylvania System. OMpers: James; 'Conne made by | 50 Niarks Bros., 1212-1214 Market stre Topics relating to the next State con- | = o e S e John Da- | petween Taylor and Jones. vention of the party will be discussed. ablishe =y e S e e, Mia- | A Doubtless a formal call for delegates to | wen . Pogy,” wanted on & number of iy Lord Beresford’sHatSold to a Peddler | assemble at Sacramento will be framed | e p=nd = B i ol 'h'- T o ir}i(n\!n:AL A shiny silk stovepipe hat consigned to | for submission to the general committee, to pe € Eur rips o <% Thieves,” againet whish | Lord Charles Beresford was among the | Which will meet In this city on May 5. The | p . " ook ‘.;, “.:u h | articles sold yester t auction at the | question of appertionment will come up | i d "¢ Was arrested atter o ibes | United States Appraiser's store. The pur- | for consideration. x aus IR Bt e & | chaser was a peddler named J. Solomons, | There is one point in which there may k ntic St JEnized crook. He has | Who became its owner for the ridiculously | pe g division of sentiment. Several Demo. | . : Of warrants charging I and T e oL, %25, * | cratic leaders are in favor of placing in | This neists of experienced -agents street and fmmealately started (o | Lted owner had gone away and it was| &ihilitee, “Other statesmen fancy that - - ot Toies Saie] him. Jambruno saw the umcer. | Beld f0f, GUOT 18 ith Phalsed At 310 | tha convention should not be instructed | ot the P i Pesiic b BB S LR -y St. John would have robbed the | i this regard. A5 o oS fellow oxer Tay -| dedcendant of King Solomon of the glory | It 8 surmised in political circles that the 1 cotnen: finally CaUEt the forii o] of buying the hat, but 1t'was:tbo smal) { Gallaghers, who! mgtingéd - the Mastre . o 4 aught the fugitive he | £ Chauncey. campalgn of 1395, are anxious to retain the | battie, but was handcuffed and sent | reins of party management. Consequent- | to the California-street polic e Soher Deprived of His Power. Judge Troutt heard a motion yesterday to suspend the powers of Adolph Soher KNIGHTS OF HONOR TO PICNIC AT REDWOOD GROVE ! o525 firhes “Lewia Soner. - Tn aecovd: | ance with the petition fiied he decided | against the absent respondent. Adolph | Soher, the administrator, cannot be found | by the many heirs of the estate, and it is | said that he has fled the city after hav- A Feature of the Day Will Be an Open-Air Vaudeville Per- arranging 1 steamship cus formance. ing squandered over $20,000 on the race- Ben 1. Salomon, chairman; Charles H. | COUr: 3 . AR T Holcomb, George A. Folsom and F. A. Jennings, who compose the executive Launching of the California. committee of the Knights of Honor gen-| May § has been fixed as the day on | excites their displeasure. | cal change should be made in the middle ly agitation in favor of a new committee It is probable that the convention to choose eighteen | delegates to the Kansas City national convention will be heid early in June. The Gallagher programme is to say nothirg of the State Central Committee at the early convention, but to refer the subject to the convention which must assemble in September to nominate Presidential glectors. \When the proposition is brought before the September convention objection will be raised on the ground that no radi- of the campaign. The Democrats are not manifesting a great deal of concern in, political affairs. It seems to be regarded as an accepted eral picnic committee, met last might in the Alcazar building. "The picnic is to be given on the 30th of May in the Santa Cruz Mountains, one of the features being |an o r vaudeville entertainment in a | redwood grove. —_————— Two Bankrupts. Robert Appieton, a merchant residing in San Jose, whose creditors recently pe- titioned to have him declared an involun- tary bankrupt, filed his statement yester- | day In the United States District Court. His labilities are $5227 59 and his assets 1000, harles W. Gassaway, laborer, residing cramento, filed a petftion in_insol- eaterday. His liabilities are $1325 25 sets. —_——— Bet on His English. Joreph Sava, 2 shoemaker of 141 Minna (aperior merit of | street, was convicted of petty larceny in this new treatment. Do not | Judge Mogan’s court vesterday. Manuel fail to try it free. 2nd be|& 'Rosa, another shoemaker, was convinoed of a cure. Cal = & 4t once or write. !| Eava’s shop Tuesday evening and the two or injury ane over 5 per cent cured. @reds of letters of endorse- mente. | FREE Anbovest tiat of | one week given to show the | argued as to Sava's ability to write | English. A bet was made, R DR. COTTINGHAM, putiing up $10 and Sava $20. The latter | wrote some English words and then gudbbed the money. He will be sentenced -day. 204 Sutter St., NW. Cor. Kearay. PBOURS—$-12 2. m., 13 and 74 p. m. in | | which the big steamer California will be | launched from the Union Tron Works, The | California__will be one of the largest | freight carriers ever built on the Pacific Coast, her tonnage being $500. The vessel is befng_constructed for the New York | firm of Flint, Dearborn & Co. It will run | between this city, Honolulu and New | York. | —_————————— | Ladies, you are cordially invited to at- tend the opening reception of the Bon Ton Co.’s Parlors at 324 Post street, opp. Unlon | square, to-day, from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.*| —_————————— | Chan Kam Quey’s Case. ! United States Court Commissioner Hea- | cock handed down his opinfon and recom- ‘mr‘ndnllnn yesterday in the matter of Chan Kam Quey, one of the Omaha show | people arrested’ by Chinese Inspector | Gardner at Mayfield. The Commissioner finds that she is a_manual laborer, a na- | tive of China, without any certificate or other paper entitling her to remain in | this country. He therefore recommends | her deportation. The case will be laid before United States District Judge de Haven early next week. — Jesse Mocre “‘AA” whiskey is called for fact that Bryan will be the nominee of the Kansas City convention. The Gal- | | laghers will be as heartily for Bryan as | | they were for Maguire. Politicians in the | party, however, call to mind that the Gal- | | Jaghers in the campaign of 1898 gave most | | of their time to the worship of Maguire | | and neglected the simplest affairs of party organization. Maguire was placed on a | pedestal. He was exalted as the ideal | | statesman. The committee consulted Ma- | guire. The Galla%hers. when they found | |1t convenient, told the Democratic voters how Mr. Maguire would like to have the campaign _conducted. The management ran along in this fashion until Democrats began to speak of the State Central Com- mittee as the suicide club. It is appre- | hended at this time that the Gallaghers, if -allowed free swing, may place Bryan on the Maguire pedestal and repeat the stupld blunders of 18%. ““Bank lay* Ink or pencil work equally well on Stock™” Reporters’ Books. Mysell-Rollins, ———————— Stabbed His Rival. Prospero Faggio, a bootblack at Third and Mission streets, was arrested yester- day afternoon on a warrant charging him Luigi had arranged to 1 bootblack stand on the same ‘agglo. When the latter met | him Tuesday night he attacked him with a pocket fe, cutting him on the left arm. He made another slash at his neck, but Luifi grappled with him and secured the knife SCHEETZ IS CHARGED WITH ANOTHER CRIME Partner in His Nome Venture Ac- cuses the St. Louis Man of Embezzlement. More trouble has been piled on the head | of Elmer L. Sheetz, or, he calls him- 440 Green start a riv block _as F self, W. A. Prince, the man who is want- | ed in St. Louis for jumping his bonds | after being arrested for a half-interest | swindle, James H. Boland, who with Sheetz and a man named E. M. Carson, have been trying to load the schooner Luisa D with freight and pa ngers for | Nome, swore to a complaint yesterday charging Prince with embezzling $150 which he had collected. Scheetz declared yesterday that he would never go back to St. Louis. He has engaged an attorney to fight the extradi- tion proceedings, It was to cover this ex- sense that he is alleged to have held ack the $150. The three men named are very mysteri- | ous about the affairs of the Luisa D. One of them stated, however, that she belon ©d to the Hawkeye Prospecting Company of lowa and that Sheetz agreed to_pur- chase a third interest in the trip to Nome, but failed to preduce the cash. Boland acknowledged that the v was being outfitted with the money coived from shippers and passengers. claimed when questioned that she | properly provisioned and equipped, but Pould not tell when she would get away. —_— e ——— Bought from J. Lewis & Co. of Los An- geles 1000 dozen children's hose, all size: Sheap at 15¢; will sell them to-day at pair: don't miss this. Marks Bros., 12 1214 Market street, bet. Taylor and Jones. ———— Inez Lancey’'s Nemesis Punished. John Charest, the butcher who has able for Inez Lancey, a young woman liv- ing on Seventh street, was yesterday sen- tenced by Judge Mogan to pay a fine of $90, with the alternative of ninety days A Week ago he was sentenced by Judge Con- lan to pay a fine of $100 for carrying a concealed weapon ——e————— Acted in Self-Defense. Henry Peterson was dismissed by Judgs Cabantss vesterday on the ground that few nights ago paying his men off when been for a long time making life miser- | Peterson had acted In self-defense. Peter- | son was in a saloon at 28 East street a | s Z R B S R R AR S ] Timothy Nyhan, a_discharged employe attempted to a injuring him. ult him. Peterson drew | given to the officers to shoot him the in- | his revolver and fired at Nyhan withou., stant he attempted to reach for his re- | \\ a bargain? we very seld: e the price. place them on sale at advertised price, and ti]l sold; therefore we have no so-called “‘bar clock and often where we expect some goods to and then again sometimes it's just the other v here are present atiractions: wash 1200 yards of fancy prints, 36 inches wide, in two-| g008S. tone and single color ef fects; also self colors in biue lavender, pink, striped and cro striped; narrow and wide ove stripes on rich color grounds; ¢ to 10 yards make an elegant wash costume..... ..per yard 6¢c s0ap. day ¢ | weig per ¢ 394 pairs of ladies’ misses and gents' gloves: broken lines . and sizes in kid gloves; some slightly soiled, others have been tried on but not gloves. ware. in the basement. of “enameline” “little gem ename) the big the word 1 not be word 1sed that h last house- to snap for place on sale fine laundry here is a wives—we »ne ton of fu r big basem ha ake i japanned dustpans.. hearth brushes a stove m hisk broom vegetable brus 4 enamel sale of ware is still on; the and our prices have caused The charge of assault to murder against | the robber would not hesitate to commit considerable co over this city— 10-quart convex ware) ... 5 I12-quart convex ware) £ 14-quart convex ware) 16-quart convex ware) . .o . 1-qt. rice boiler (enamelware).35c 5-qt. rice boiler (enamelware).5 25 trimmed dress hats; 'I""fllry. the extreme effects in pastels, maize and black. offered 1 on exhibit to-day. dozen jumbo braid worn; we have not all sizes, nor have we all colors, but if we have your size here is a chance to get 2-clasp chamois, 2-clasp pique, worth $1.00 and $1.50, for ...per pair 50c sriai (enamel- 45¢ kettles (enamel children’s muslin drawers, good quality muslin, wide hem at cluster of fine tucks ages 3 to 12 years sisrssevarexerae 12%c pair ladies’ muslin drawers, of good soft muslin, wide cambric ruffle at bottom. .. per pair 19¢ ladies” muslin chemise, soft fin- ished muslin, round yoke, neck |sailor hats, in black and and armholes trimmed with neat |just received per express 73 hemstitched ruffle | 100 bunches forget-me-nots at.15¢ storg that huse sirder whichat3p. m. yesterday created blockade 0,000 pounds and a nearly NBWS, ter Horses were used new bullding at 9 a. m. to-day position and think over at the same time how Hale's are growing. muslin underwear, bottom abov white, w building. pa. ng the POLICE UNABLE TOLOATETHE LONEFODTPAD 7=t Captain Seymour Believes TgyRspAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. That He Is a Victim of NoTHING vNWORTE | LiaBL Dime Novels. ’ THAT NOTH Eary STORE Detectives Swarm the Western Ad- | Hams, per R dition in the Hope of Catch- '}agfl\:‘;::]\;au-r ! ing Him While at Work. e ~ D _UNRE- from ¢ d e choicest : cooks quick. 0 K Whiskey, ot 75¢, 3 bots. -§2 Gallon $3.00 A thotoughly matured old Bourbon Whisky. Regularly $100 and 34 00. The lone highwayman who has been ter- rorizing the Western Additic is still at large. The police have been unable to se- cure the slightest clew that might lead to his identity. Referring to the case, Cap- [ tain of Deteetives Seymour stz | Greamery Butter, 2 squares. . . 65¢ T think the fellow is crazy. His actions while holding up a victim show that he Baked Beans, 2-lb can-......10¢ s mentally weak. am satisfied tha e sigpacs Kb hen we land him he will prove to be a fridse brated brand of Pork and | pervert, whose mind has become nbal- 15 anced through reading dime novels and | [talian Vermouth, bot.. . ... ..55¢ other trashy literature.” | Last night a number of detectives and policemen in citizens’ clothes were falling over each other in the Western Addition, all anxious to capture the robber. ey | were specially instructed not to take any | chances with him, as it is believed that he will not hesitate to shoot in case he | is cornered: Captain mour compares & Rossi brand. 0. Martini Regularly Sugar Wafers, tin-.........20¢ Put up Lemon, Regularly Coffee, **Ideal Blend,” 2 Ibs. .55¢ in Dresden, Germany, Vanilla, spberry and Strawberry flavor. the recent hold-ups with those committed This delicious Coffee is regularly sold at by a Swede name Peterson. Peterson 35¢ per p nd. was a constant reader of dime novels. After studying the exploits of Captain| COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. Kidd, the famous pirate of fiction, Feter: son resolved to emulate him. Buying a | CATALOGUE FREE. cheap revolver and some 52| 39 STOCKTON ST.. near Market. started out on his caree After hoiding up a number of citizens and cre- (Old_number 21 Stockton st.) ating & reign of terror he ran afoul of | TELEPHONE MAIN 2. Policeman Duff, who with nearly all the - available members of the dep: out looking for him. Duff saw the fellow hold up a citizen. After he had relieved him of his valuables he quietly walked up to him and showing his star told him he was under arrest. Peterson promptly drew his revolver and fired at the officer. the bullet striking him in the calf of the leg. Before he had a chance to shoot again Duff, who had fallen to the ground, managed to draw his pistol, and pointiug it at the robber fired. The bullet struck him In the forehead, Killing him instantly. A search of Peterson’s room revealed a jarge quantity of cheap novels, which he had been in the habit of reading. It was | CASH-OR-LITTLE-AT-A-TIME. A Full Line of ..Office. afterward ascertained that prior to be- | | in coming a bold robber he was a hard work- | | for Postage An ing fellow. o | | for New Extensive The methods employed by the Western urniture Line at Adaition burglar, Captain Seymour says, | | Catalog. ALl Prices. are not those of an experienced criminal, Chief of Police Sullivan, realizing that aptains Wittman and Splilane yesterday and had_them give him a list of their best men. When they ap- | eared at police headquarters at 5 o'clock ast evening they were given a descrip- tlon of the highwayman and instructed to arrest him. Special instructions were murder, sent for ( volver. with assault with a deadly weapon. The | everywhere. 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