The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 3, 1900, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1900. 11 and local tickets. The committee will { I.flfl—o—o—o—o—o—o—r@—réww B R S e ; B'x-l“"f}'?({' q,,nlgflmg:;_wnym? Fp_ *y \ * fpny S | 3 t.fn‘r’-; . Q\‘r.rr'x’r[» v_lgh« n‘,uz_"— - was elect- I d_president and Thomas E. Gurran seec- e p,’u‘f;rf»rr‘lfifli' l| retary. Plans were discussed for the or- FO R H D lS l fl'. "Ar,lfl e '“‘ i | ganization of the party in the various dis- [ ] l I (: I A tricts of the eity by the formation of I | clubs in the interest of the national, State Bosses Scheming for Separate Convention to Nominate Can- didate for Congress. Kelly and Crimmins Offer a Republican Peti- tion—The Secretar to File the y of State Declines Document. and no slgn of one. 1t the vile bosse: t and up | R R R e e o e o R o o o 2 ACCREDITED T0 Twenty-One New Prepara- tory Academies Placed on the List. PR — Recorder Sufton Issues a List of Institutions Whose Graduates May Enter Berkeley With- out Examination. —. — j meet Thursda THE UNIVERSITY evenir SWEENEY FUND STILL CONTINUES TO GROW Generous People Adding to the Sub- scriptions Received by Fire Chief Sullivan. fund grows larger each fact. nt o that the widow fireman will not Mrs. John @ + : . ® + ® * ® . & . ® ¢ : . w = : : o 4 2 iy In coin or degrading 5 the nomination. DPerhaps L nty-one add Drews e hatching to *‘touch” [ 4 ccredited s Engine hend th: ¢ year to the Univ ity of California. The doubt, apprehend that @ | complete list, as 1ed by Recorder James jent Republicans resid- 4 s = " i ¥'have resolved o | Sutton this morning, is as follows: nvention men of & | Alameda County Union No. 2. Alameda g ce, who_will not |.county Unton No. 3, Alameda. Alhambra, Arca 5 o |'ta, Armijo Union, Auburn, Berkeley, Cajon Val- the = & king orders from = = . 3 4 Di ~ Martin Kelly, If a | ley Unfon, Citrus Union, Colton, Colusa, Dixon 1 Opera-house S y n be not called dele- | Union, Eik Grove , Escondido, Esps f the Fourth Con- e State convention from Union, Eureka, Fresno, Full:rton Unfon, Gil APy X S L RN “ommittee for a place nt the Congres- R ”“"",‘,‘,,,,.m“r B Two Cases of ; e tn- swerning body of the . Loweil * Stet . ittee so appointed Y Peter J. Stein b rs. In_order tp € at the Recefvi s comp: »d citizens of the party a | noon to have on € s¢ who shal ed by the bosses. In- f4 { Peta- | He lh:m quarre . from ince for Congress will i (San | his home, and ¢ gy gty much as he can pro- & rterville, Red | gt Steinms - N St side convention will | verside, Sacra- | bt it e he € at Kelly tee to stand up some one | ¢ | Carthy, ething of this ars hence. If the Secretary of ¢ L & | his left B T heme, cor- % to defeat the scheme by throw- B uls Obispe: | fighting on rimmins petftion the | $ | e Manta Grn: Gamta Maria, Santa Monica, | Detween them, e district should | ¢ | Santa Paula Union, Santa Rosa, Selma Unon, | left arm. nize forthwith and elect anti-boss | ¢ | Sequota Unton, 3 Sonoma_Val- e G Gt e 1o the Congressional district | { | ley Union, Stockten, Tular Vacaville Bitten by a Big Dog. X g | Unton. Vallejo. Ventura. V Watsonviile, by : ——— ¢ @ | Wiliows Union. Winters Union. Woodland Christopher Coghlan. a boy PROGRESS OF CAMPAIGN WORK & Other ols accredited are as fol Bel- | vears, resid! 37 Clarenc & | mont School, Boone's University Academy, Cali- s big dog N iti 3 | E nicy ts, Chaffey Col- - r Republicans File Petitions to Partici- | ; [ {oe e o e A e e ast night = His lower 8 - | 8. e attina, 3 ¥ chewed off and there pate in the Coming Primary |4 | Botse” Famaivas Mifiteey. Academy, Academy | bad lacerations about the I sents Election. i1 | of Notrs Dame. San Jjose: College ot Notre | v T The Republican County " [ | Dame, San Francisco: College of Notre Dame, 5 The Republican County Committe will | [ San Jose; Peralta Hall, St. Matthew's School, S ¢ meet to-morrow night, but the mem- | ¢ | St Vincent's Gollege. Santa Barbary Collegiate | T bers will be called together in ample time 3 roop Polytechnic Institute. Trinity - f the petition to participate in the ¢ i | Y‘Dfl{'fl(“;{"g‘;‘é;’;‘t;er&ul and Whittler College, on August 14. Revision of o 1" i by residents of each precinct | o | rected by the committee in dis- ! et B | 'HENRY AUSTIN ADAMS ‘ ments are made. In districts the Twenty-eighth, Twenty- | $ | QUOTES NIKOLA TESLA orty-third _and Forty-fifth | © nd Crimmins did not_make much | ¢ e g = | t (.‘. ;nmudmo ;{m-rfif‘ of m; € Touches on Women’s Clubs by Way n ependent Republicans o -nin hn assert that l}Y‘IP_\' v}ill be ' ¢ of Preface to Lecture on the bosses at the primary | & | “The Novel.” bt ih the. commitise. meslies ans | 3 HE LOVE O ONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. | Henry Austin Adams made a last refer- s f compromise with Kelly and Crim- | & | ence to the women's clubs controversy jay the Republican State Central ee placed in the hands of the v of etitions to elect dele- trict c tions. fMcially advised that . to comprise a Con- vention, will be chosen in L e B e S o e o LITTLE GIAL 1§ | ment has taken the matter in charge and the day® The President of the marshal, J. J. Murray be held at San . Sals, M. Butler, S. Ri. | the city Is insured a proper celebration of officers of the day wil da 1 be: : grand alds to marshal, 8. Rafael Park, where music FALLING TIMBER the beginning of his lecture on Novel” at Metropolitan Temple last night, and being accused of idealism quoted Nik- ola Tesla, the materfalist, in support of his position. “My correspondence last few for the di the lecturer sald, “‘has been very interesting. SICK HEADAGHE fect remady for Dizziness. Nausea, Drowst A. Pacheco, F. 5 ave here letters frc rict. The Metcalf-Dalton | arason, L. A. Hughes: fire queen, Miss | e o et poe T it ; Is o bitter in that district i Martinez; Company D. Fifth Regi- | T have #aid and offer me assistance in the } nt outside of the State con- | ment, Second Brigade, N. G. C., Captain | | way of detatls. One lady writes that the Kositively cured by these e iiait s V. Q. B. Cheda commanding, will also | trouble with me is that I am a churchman | 3 etitio ® <ented fo! Parlor No. 64, N, G e San Ra- | situation i S s reac Vik- e ‘EC(YN;VF;“”-\::‘,‘S.L% STEAM HUI—I—EH ilFectiors menm‘,g‘h o unrd“ l;\w LABUH[H‘S LlFE 'mgu}l}l‘g i};aflfln-‘fim' - e “\‘:‘5 N;““ ntelligence created surprise. direction of M. J. Johansen. Afier the | . g b A e ;. See Bl o ntes 5 - 3 & is materialistic and sclentific enough to fIndigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per had hea t a contest In the parade on Fourth street a free picnic will IRUHEEY My coriemnondent: and Rere i Ll e ected to the State conven- . Second. Fifth. Sixth gressic 1 districts will ing conventions in their ilstrict the Democrats Maddux. a law- run against J. C. Republican nomi- talk of nominat £ Modes he proposed WAITERS ENJOY A FULL BIG COURSING STAKES Six-Year-Old Birdie Louise | Huhs Is Instantly ‘ Killed. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 1115 Broadway, July 2. A steam macadamizing roller at work and dancing will be participated in. CHILD MANGLED UNDER HEAVY ELECTRIC CAR| Killed and Harry Bryan | Ruby Bennicker Sgriously Injured in | First Accident on Sansome- Street Line. Little Ruby Bennicker, a child 7 years | of age, residing at 221 Broadway, met with | |Chris Hansen Is Instantly Badly Injured. e ALAMEDA, July 2—While working with a gang of laborers employed in Hay & Wright's shipyards at Alameda Point “The society what he says in that article modern education and pursuits life, | women, tending to draw them away from | | their household duties and make men out of them, must needs detract from the ele- vating ideal they represent. diminish the artistic creative power and cause sterility and a general weakening of the race.” " The lecture was given for the benefit of , the Francesca Training School. connected with St Ififlnuus Church, and the Tempie was erowded. CHASTISED HIS WIFE ness, Bad Tasten the soutn, Coatea Tongw Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. Sqall Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. PALACE HOTEL The high standard of excellence main hote! nized and NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT/ Gather at Headquarters and Amuse Themselves With Song and tained by the: appreciated by tidious cliente a pitiful accident yesterday afternoon. The littie one was struck by an electric car and had both legs crushed. One of | them was amputated by the Receiving | Hospital surgeons, and the physicians have only a slight hope of saving the ather. * The remarkable feature of the ac- cident was the wonderful endurance dis- played by the injured child before and on Kennedy street in East Oakland ran | over and crushed to death little Birdie Louise Huhs, the six-year-old daughter | of Henry Huhs of Kennedy street, this| afternoon. George A. Cook, the engineer of the ma- chine, came to the police station this evening and surrendered himself. He| was charged with manslaughter and re- leased on his own recognizance. i this afternoon Chris Hansen was crushed | to death under some heavy timbers which | fell from a flatcar. Harry Bryan was so | serfously injured about the body by the faliing lumber that he is not likely to recover and other workmen had a narrow | escapes. | When the accident occurred the men were about to remove the timbers from WILL BE RUN THIS WEEK a di — - wh Drawings for Fourth of July and Midweek Reserve Cards at Union Park. { coursing feast has been the Union Park Association FOR “JAWING” HIM John Lee Convicted on Charges ai‘ Battery and Disturbing the ! Peace. | who lives at 179 Harrlet | regularly make them their headquarters when in San Francisco Located in close proximity to wholesale stricts, places of amu ment and with the further advantage of Paving street cars to all points of interest pass the entrance. American plan. and shopping a1 some impatien urants I ur da; ared by John Lee, European plan. street, appeared before Judge Mogan yes- cident occurred is being macadamized by | — ters’ Club in the crowd se who did ai one more of d smoked and as if there was Ty hing as work in the world mian gathering could hardly t T, an better time be con- tion with the installa i Th: ce ¥ zie . president; rer W E. Coll Joseph Trent, finan- and William Dugan, Wil- W am Harve; J. J. Jar- King, Al Coombs and lirectors. t time to install the '8 1n plenty, t early when the first was and he called Rowe, to g's Presi- ke t . He out- zation of the Pacific Association three years owth since then. i the walter and for the em- cery element of S and pro- T was a serious « hed the gather- . r things. There w Jack Fyt- ris. Harris ointed hopes residency, and the woee of ation and nd he con- inment of his 5 tor rry Becker, a § Asgociation. sp and President 1 added an n Baile; ewberry songs, more rec es, and 8o the wait rs between quitting time ar work, for in 8o0oth there had but little sleep last r too good a time at the and no one biamed them to leave. ENTRIES FOR THE PUPPY FIELD TRIALS CLOSED ks « Aesocidtion xing by Jo an. George The entries for the eighteenth annual nter puppy field trials, to he auspices of the Pacific Fle Trial Club, have been flled ert Bbtz, the secretary and treas- They are as follows: L. Bethen's Clipper W Joseph Sport Maria; ] Wateon' N: J. B. Cole- Tod Sloan's Prince; Son, Cuba’s Howdy and Petronella; d_Doc; F. . Worden' Iberta : Mountain View Kennels' Py Fan ce of holding the trial ie being ted at present. It is more than likely l‘v'\’».‘-rrh—id will give way to Sa this year. —————————— Grant Still in Port. The transport Grant with General Chaf- fee aboard still les In the stream, pre- sumably waiting for repairs to be made 10 the defective steam Sflp which was the cause of her being compelled to return to the harbor Sunday night, after making 4 burried start for China. It is expected the brausport will get away to-day. aet Diego set out for | Peach Mark 11: | Ear and Stanford: Mountain | 41 | inge. etel , and on the ¢ following ke of similar magnitude, both as to and entries, will be substituted for Friday coursing, which was originally The end of the week, Satur- Sunday, will furnish a big 128-dog slar Sunday train service will b red on the Fourth. On Thursday will be the regular 10:15 train to the The special Fourth of July stake park draw is names) Swedish Imp vs. H. Lynch' Russell, Allen & Wilson's Re & Curtls & Sons’ Cavalier; P. Brophy ia Boy vs. J. R Smith's Jennie Wilson ls Bros’' Beer Brewer ve. C. O. Pet er Cloud; M. Michaltki’s Terronite v « Haste; A. Johnson's Kennels' Rest Assure. ; Son's Wattle Blossoms y of the West: J. Chambille's Hot Russell, Allen & Wilson's Magic; H Lottie M ve. Parkinson & Murphy's J. Holden's Scottish Chief vs. Winning Lassfe; Russell, Allen fison’s Vietor Boy vs. D. Ford's Bonita; " Bonner's Wild Nora vs. Sterl & Knowles' Sieety Mist; R E.de B. Lopez & Son's Wanda vs. W, Cramer's Onward; M. C. Mack’s Della M ve. B. McCabe's Bony Boy son's Golden Garter ve. J. R. Smith's Lady Sears: Pasha Kennels' Rude Awakening vs. Bartels Bros.’ Best Bargain: E. & R. Scott's Lord Byron ve. Russell, Allen & Wilson's Lady Bmma; D. Winders' (names) Risky Attempt v, E. M Keliogg's Ben's Babe; F. Schou's King's Borderer vs J. Réilly’s Plou D. Toland’s Pleasant Girl vs. P. McCabe's Biue; D. Cheller's' Golden Russet ve. P Kennels' May Hempstead: Curtis & Sons’ cissus ve. J. Dickson's Lady Bess: D. T Twilight Jr. vs. Curtis & Sons' McKin! Abercrombie’s Rock island King vs. Allen & Wilson's Miss Allen: George Sharma: Wait a Bit ve Sterl & Knowl J. Dean's (names) Lady Claire Kane's Master Davenport; Sullivan & Trainor's Castle Island Boy ve. Captain Kan Greenhall; A. L. Austin's Thorndale va. N Whiting’s' St. Anthony: Lowe & Thompson's Prince Hal Lowe ‘& Thompson's Scotch Reel; George Nethercott's Floodgate ve. R. E. de B. Lopez & Son’s Minnie Wa Wa; J. H. Per- igo's Bohe ye Pasha Kennels' Reckless Archer bo Sky ve. F. A. McCdmb's Motto ve. Bartels Bros.” Betsy | Barrow R Thursday midweek reserve stake draw, sixty-four entries, is as follows: High Jinks vs. Gus Aber. g W. Muller's Cruiser vs. W. C. Glasson's Santonin; J. H Perigo's Controller vs. Aeneld J. Monahan's Tired Out . Sweet Music: Aeneid Kenn Maid of Erin 2 E M. Kellogg's Lady Gilimore; H. A. keiman's Lady Rocket D. ' Dilion's nce George; J. M. Halten's (names) Tic Tac E. Geary's America;: J. E. Monahan's Tara Maher & Reid’s Singleton; J. Hurley's O K Capltol vs. Cavtain Clarkson's Fiower { Goid; G. Welch's Little Luey vs. J. Smith's M Workman: W. C. Glasson’s Slelgh Bells ve 1. Carroll’s Blue Stone; W In = Van der Burg's i even Spot va Den: P. C. Blaick’s Yellow Peep; D. Jacksn Turquoise vs. . Cronin's Wild Traiee; E. Geary's Bonnle Pash E. Tolan's (names) Hard R ‘(names) Coronado vs. J. J. Glory: H. A. Deckelman's L. Ly R 8ilver Lyon: George Buehn Burng' Olympus; Pasha Kennels' e der Burg's Naughty Girl ve. H. W. Rehe's Nancy R J. Burns' Battle Ship ve. Sterl & Frosty Morn; J. Hurley's Shylock Roustabo Dingle's (names) Storm King: A. Van Boy ve. J. McEnroe's Admiral Sampson; P. C. Bilake's La Rosa Souventr ve. 3 7o Kennys | Winat de; J. Carrol's Erin's Hope vs, o | E. M. Kellokg's Hummer: J. Seggerson's Gold Hill vs. P. O'Dow’s Cascade; J. J. Edmond's | Go On vs. J. J. Edmond's Whi Hill; A. L. | Austin’s Los Angele: D. Dill De: IR 'Slv‘hlll Three ‘.\?:;er Ve :_H.L-Axll?{lo Firm Foe; 3. Hurley's Hurtcane va, E. | Loiterer. —_————— All-Day Services on the Fourth. ‘The Peniel missions of this city and vi- cinity will unite in general service to- morrow at the hall at 45 Third street. Services will begin at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. The latter 18 not in- | tended to e the place of the usual meetings at the other two missions, on Pine and Kearny and Pacific and Kearn. streets. Mr. Mrs. Ferguson are st |in the city and will take part in the m Captain Clark- | ;| fes of floats symbolical of the .."‘1“ compls the Standard Improvement Company. The big roller has been a constant source of amusement and interest of the neighborhood. Engineer Cook says that to this fact is due the death of the little girl. Just before the hour for stop- ping work this evening Cook says that he stopped the roller for a moment, and | the children, thinking he was going ahead ! crowded about the rear. He reversed the | engine and_the little girl was caught un- | der the roller and her life crushed out. The little brother of the dead girl says | that he and his sister were riding on the back of the roller and that when the engine was reversed the shock threw her off_under the roller. | "I a1a not know that an accident had happened,” said the engineer, “until the | little girl had passed under the roller. Then the shouts and cries of the children about the machine attracted my atten- tion, and I saw that I had run over one | of them and crushed her to death. It ;was a terrible shock to me, but I sa: that the little one was already dead. I to the children | | coming child who rec was warned not to attempt to p | the employe. | have been apprehensive that there might | be an accident ever gince I have been at work there. 1 did not see the accident and could not have done go, because the roller was going backward at the time." | | PROGRESS OF THE | i JUBILEE CELEBRATION Date Fixed for Yacht Race for the Macdonough Cup—Counties to Be Represented. Next Thursday night the chairmen and ! vice chairmen of the several sub-commit- ees of the Admission day celebration P. | will meet for the purpose of arranging | the plans for carrying into effect all the | detalls that have been suggested. It is | probable that then there will be a definite | {dea of the grandeur of the festival. Representatives of the Interstate Yacht Association met in conference last even- ing with the regatta committee and an- nounced that the yachts under the con- trol of the association will make a dis- | play on the day of the regatta, but will | Bot race for the Macdonough cup on that | day, but will on the following days. This | met with the views of the committee. The Native Sons of Yuba County, com- rising parlors from Maryvsville, Wheat- | land and Camptonville, have had a con- ference as to combining forces for a rand display. It is proposed to arrange a snat advertising the vast resources of Yuba County. The members of Hanford Parlor, Tulare County, have decided to attend the gath- ering in a body, and the valley towns adjolning have afranged to exhibit a e greal sources of the San g‘mmn Valley. Cave No. 1 Curly Bears of Nevada City will open headquarters in San Francisco on_Admission day. Bear Flag Parior of Petaluma has been notified to ‘pnrnda with Rincon Parlor of San Francisco. The members will par- ade In blue serge coats, blue trousers with white trimmings and white caps. They will tary band of twenty- five pleces, a drill corps and a float. Quartz Parlor of Grass Valley has de- cided to attend in a body. There are over 200 members In Quartz Parlor and It is expected that over 150 will be In line. ational Parlor of this city has adopted the following uniform: black silk shirt, yellow Windsor tie, yellow sash, black trousers with gold 'brald on sides, soft feit black hat with yellow ribbon Grand Trustee George A. Radcliff has gecured headquarters at the Eugene, 267 'Farrell street. 01"")\& Santa Cruz parlors will all be unit- ed and from Watsonville alone 150 will be in line, accompanied by a fine band. SAN RAFAEL'S CELEBRATION. Pre] Being Mpde for the Fourth of July. Spectal Dispatch to The Call. AN RAFAEL, July 2.—Arrangements for the coming Fourth of July have been Depart-. eted. The San Rafael Fire ing table. Ruby, in company with Irene Trucco, | another girl about her own age, started | Sansome to cross street, wnen their progress was stopped by two electric cars from the tracks, bu warning. The of Market street was aimost upon opposite directions. The eived the terrible injuries s over t she paid no heed to the car running In the direction her, and she jumped back on the other track to_save herself. ) when the northbound car, No. her, and_ before it could be heavy wheels Motorman P. Hardly had she done so 1113, felled stopped the had passed over her legs. Demara was immediately arrested and charged with battery. The f: child w: the motorman but eye-witnesses all agree that the thing | was done in 't that the car that crushed s laboring up a steep hill at the | time of the accident led many to belicv the could have stopped sooner, the twinkling of an eye, and that no blame should be placed upon After the injured child was | picked up she displayed unusual courage. he never lost consciousness, and mitted_to the grit. whether or not she will survive her The accident was almost similar uries. operation with wonderful The physicians are unable to sulne‘ n- in character to that which maimed likle Lilly Kopp on Bryant street last week. panr Sl dhaiie TO SAVE THE SPLENDID FORESTS AT BIG BASIN| The Sempervirens Club Wants a Great Redwood Park in This Locality. The Sempervirens Club, the object of which Is to preserve the splendid redwood forests in what is known as the “Big Ba- sin,” situated in Santa Cruz and Santa Clara counties, held its second meeting Wesley Reed s t night at the Palace Hotel. Charles presided, Mrs. #Carrie Ste- 18 Welter acting as secretary. A com- mittea composed of W. W. Everett, Burnell, Marsden J. 8. Manson and F. L Clarke reported favorably upon the feasi- billty an ment agent of this coast, was authorized deslrahll_!ll‘g object of the club. e ed, and Mr. Everett, who of achieving - the report was adopt- s the Govern- the Bureau of Forestry on fo represent the organization at Washington. The red land. wood 12,000 acres, of which 3600 are Government | It is the tract comprises about urpose of the organiza- “tion to induce the Government to with- draw this land from park; al secure the remain held by about forty nounced that the Santa Fish Protective Women's Club and the Country Club had decided to join dy. xled at $1 per year, with the it aslde as a club In a bo Dues were protision that entitles the giver to membership. dent Reed appoint committee: Judge R. Ross, Redwood Hill. Mrs. Carrie Stevens McAllister of the Sierra Club, Shafter H. R. I Howa udah. | as member at T W the market and set ; alsg to find means to der of acreage, which is le. It was an- lara Game and Association, the San Jose San Jose Cross the a donation to the treasury Presi wing finance (chairman), Andrew B, Elitott rs. E. -d, Herman Bchussler and V. W. Richards was named ed the follo F. Cooj alter, The club feels con- | l.ri.. fident of success. It adjourned to meet on Monday., August 6, promisin, plish important work before to accom- at time. Battered a Conductor. J. F. Ewing and James Terry, two young men convicted of battering Con- ductor Sinelair of a Folsom-street car king his nose, appe: e betore Judge sentenced each to pay a fine of $50, he alternative of serving fifty days J d{e With t n jail. ared Fritz yesterday. The —_——————— Sca: Arrested. vengers Acting on the Instructions issued hy Chief Sullivan yesterday s ers who had inc-line thei: a few days ago, the police tarted in to arrest all scaven- failed to prorerly r wagons. e, or etro Dominico, Frank_ Afer- arrested. la Muzio were sub- | for sen- | Nol: D] L&?fh“:’h“ :‘mv?e"u‘:a' the S 101 s tes " s Jithoy ony, on the men standing for escape. He was struck on the head and body by a joist, his tured In’ a fearful manner. Bryan was struck and pinioned to the ground by another joist. The weight of the timbers rested on his chest, injuring him internally. He was removed to the Fabiola Hospital for treatment. The body of Hansen was removed to the Alameda branch morgue. He leaves a wife and several chil and mother. He was 24 years of age. Bryan is a resident of Oakland and is about 23 years old. —— e L Unknown Drowned Man. OAKLAND, July 2.—The hndi’ of an un- known man was found floating in the | bay near the Oakland pier this morning. The body was so badly decomposed as to | be unrecognizable, and there was nothina by which it could be identified. The man was about 45 vears of age, 5 feet 9 fnches in height and weighed 175 pounds. Thers were no signs of foul play. BARTENDER CUT BY A MURDEROUS MEXICAN E. J. Becker Receives Nine Wounds, but None Is Considered to Be Dangerous. E. J. Becker, bartender in the Louvre, Powell and Eddy streets, met with an ugly customer early yesterday morning in the person of Joseph Breseneo, a Mexi- can porter. Breseneo entered the saloon about 5 o'clock and asked for a glass of beer. Becker told him that he did not can became abusive, sorts of vile names. Becker stood his abuse as long as he could, and stepped in front of the bar to put Breseneo out. As he did so Breseneo made a pass at the bartender’s face. Becker sidestepped and l‘a“ded on Breseneo’s jaw, but slipped ana e Breseneo jumped on top of Becker, and, | pulling a knife out of his pocket, slashed | at his face and body. Becker succeeded in throwing him off, and he ran for the door. Becker caught him and held him by the wrists till two men came to his assistance. Policeman Keyes was sent for and Breseneo was taken to the City Prison, where a charfe of assault to mur- der was booked against him. The knife was held as evidence. Becker was taken to the Receiving Hos- gllnl. where it was found that he had een cut nine times. There was a cut in his nose, one In his left evelid, one an inch to the right of the left nipple, three in the left side, one in the left shoulder and two in the left side of the back. They are not dangerous, but Becker lost con- siderable blood. | qBreseneo appeared in Judge Mogan's court yeste: n“r‘ morning. As no com- e plaint was on the case was continued until July 8 ————e—————— Hibernians Will Celebrate. All the preparations for the annual cele- | bration and picnic t~ be held by the An- clent Order of Hibernians of America at Schuetzen Park to-morrow have been completed. There is every likelihood of a very large attendance, and every effort will be made by the committees to fitting- Iy entertain those who will be present. Games, dances and an excellent open-air concert are on the programme. There will be introductory remarks by J. J. Donohoe, i | reading of the Declaration of Independ- | 5 v Charles D. South. ot ion by John O'Gara and singing of the “Star- Nolan Has Disappeared. Andrew Flately and John Wright, charg- ed with assault to murder and robbery, | were dismi by Judge Fritz yesterday. I“”n:ub John C. Nolan and robbed is coin on the an has ared. and as there ga sell any liquor till 7 o'clock and the Mexi- | calling Becker all | alongside the car. Hansen had no chance | ren and a father | & | cause she | ¢ | which several disturbing the peace. on both charges and ordered to appear for skull being frac- | Stence to-das, Saturday night Lee and his wife had a dispute about $9. He struck her, knock- ing her_down, and then jumped on her chest. When she got to her feet she rushed out of the house, (Eur!ued by Lee, who chased her through Columbia square and shied pieces of wood at her as she | ran. He was arrested by Policeman Rior- an. Lee testified that he struck his wife be- “jawed” him. He would not put up with it and was sorry he had not commenced to train her properly fifteen years ago, when they were married. Mrs. Leé, a quiet little woman, was in court with one of her children. She posi- tively swore that her husband jumped -n her chest after knocking her down and that she was still suffering from the pain. —_———————— MATRIMONIAL BAIN ARRESTED IN OHIO Isaac W. Bain, who, with the able as- sistance of Grace Allison, swindled a large number of men through his matrimonial bureau and twice served terms in San uentin for sending _fillegal matter rough the mails, has been arrested in Cleveland, Ohio, on a similar charge. He was there masquerading under the name of “M. H. Ross,” and claimed to be ah attorney. : Captain Seymour noticed a dispatch In He was convicted | the papers from Cleveland on June 11 | about the arrest, and suspecting that the man was Bain communicated with the Cleveland authorities and forwarded a photograph. He received a photograph of “Ross’” from Cleveland yesterday, and, sure enough. it was Bain's. A photograph of a woman who haa taken the place of Mrs. Allison was also sent, but the police have falled to iden- tify her as yet, although it is believed she belongs In this city. ——————— HAZEN'S QUARRIES BEFORE THE COURT F. A Taylor appeared yesterday after- noon with his counsel, D. J. Murphy, be- fore United States Court Commissioner Heacock for identification as the neces- eary preliminal swP to his examination on the charge of stealing gold bullion from the Mint. Mrs. Octavia McFarland, who was on his bond as surety in the sum of $2000, withdrew. from the bond, and a_new bond for $2000 was given, with Mrs. Viola Allen and J. K. Prior as sureties. Friday at 10 a. m. was fixed as the time for the preliminary examination. The examination of Harry Perry, alias Joseph A. Stokes, charged with passing a | counterfeit half-dollar at the Union Cours- ing Park, was set for next Saturday. {’mted States Secret Service Agent Hazen recelved a _dispatch yesterday morning from Sanfa Rosa announcing that City Marshal Charles Holmes had arrest- d Yvalter Walters for passing counterfeit nickels. Mr. Hazen swore to a complaint ng?mn Walters on information and be- lief. ATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MONTANA BUTTE, Mont., July 3.—A serious acei- dent occurred on the Montana Central Rallroad at Franks Siding, twelve miles from Butte, at 10 o'clock last night, in people are reported to have been killed. A special train with doctors bas gone to the scene. TSONS, seri- ously injured, have already brought to Butte and the train returned for more. —————— Democrats to Organize. A meeting of the organization commit- tee of the Democratic County Committee was held last night at the office of An- drew G. Maguire in Those present were: | the Mills building. COULLIE 3 C. Hassett. DF. | masbat Sehos and as if every r this week. On Wednesday, the Fourth | the flatcar with a derrick. They did not » house on ity Lo Dok atalks will iis run | ,The street at the point where the ac- | after she had been placed on the operat- | %f,:fip;hfg;fi?’g? precautions and the | terday to answer charges of battery and || GRAND HOTEL visrr OR. JORDAN'S sazar lllSE,!lnI OF ANATOM MASKTT ST bet. G2ATE. 5.5 .Cel The Largest Anatomical Museum in the Word W eaknerses or any contracted diseace peattively cwred by in- oldest Speainist e the Coast 3 vears. OF. JORDAN--PRIVATE DISEASES Corsultation fren 3nd strictly private. Trewment personairy or by Jelter & Poalive Currm every cave underiak o Write for Book. 4 MARRIAGE, MALSD FRER (A valuable beok for men) 1061 Market St..S. §. 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