The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 3, 1901, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1901. LI T a0 s s Do st NO LIMIT W. J. Attridge, Formerly a Pop lar Y Att TO B ARfi AIN {)PPORTUNIT]ES‘Mifipieggiinésonifld of Sarr: E:anc(i)srtr:':) and Pron:inentm::gthe ([J)rrl(liz ‘ of Native Sons, Dies of Fever in Philippines 10 SPECIAL SALE —“OF — Seasonable Bargain Opportunities of Seasonable and Fashionable Goods, for You Know Fashions Make Their Initial Bow at the Big Kearnu- Street Store. Thep’re With Us Monday at BARGAIN PRICES. PERERERERRRRRTELERRRERED . The English Croate Stock. That’s the smart Scarf for ladies. Noend of ’em in pretty Wash Fabrics, White Pigques among ‘em. Fashions that you will pay as much as §1 for in some stores, and a big assortment to pick from with us at 19e. e @ The Boy With Manly Ideas Addmires the suit which we p cture opposite; just enowsh mannishness abow! it to malke yowr chap Look cute. Just mannish enough tomake him lilc= it ; and what he likes, youw know, he’ll take care of. There’s an important item for you—what he will tak> care of-— through fauwlt of the fabric. That suit opposite in pretty Seotehes, tailored smartly with broad mi'itary show!ders; the vest, @ double-breasted aff iir, in the prettiest of Sco'ches; the 15¢ . ADVERTISEMENTS. the presence of | and 20 cents. Hall on Mason street in P K i o B O R o . DR . ~ eese,’ who 18 60 years of age, was on @il i @ s Jarge numbier G relatiecs jels R his way' to hls oom in a lodging-house In Lentils KIDNEY & LIVER u] o ne 0rhoos when commandet g:uocfn{)ieg for the propagation of the M)ergnrr]s.’ who is about 23 years of age, .¥ Genuine M xican’ Sombrero Hats for Boys and Girls | Jones of Stockton made a hurried trip | to Oakland late last night and induced 5350 in Oakland. Knocked Down, After Being Choked and Relieved of Her Valuables. SRR, 0 Miss Augusta Williams, a stenographer, residing at $65 Madison street, Oakland, | was held up and robbed at 10:30 o’clock last night by two footpads, after she had made a plucky fight and had been bru- tally beaten by the pair of desperadoes. ‘The robbery occurred at Ninth and Madi- son streets, within a block of the young woman’s home, under the shadow of the trees that line the sidewalk. Directly across the street from the | scene of "the robbery, in Madison square, | were numbers of {)eople enjoying the | bright moonlight night. The one scream | | the girl gave as the footpads grabbed and throttied her was heard in the park, but | none paid sufficient heed to the cry to g0 to the assistance of the helpless young woman. The robbers grabbed a chate- laine bag that dangled from her waist belt and made off with the plunder, after | beating Miss Williams on the head and | face. The purse contained $1 50. Miss Williams had been calling on! friends and was hurrying down Madison street toward her home. She noticed two young men on the same side of the street, but paid no attention to them. Just as she passed the crossing at Ninth street | the men separated quickly and without | a word one of them grabbed her by the r throat with one hand and quickly threw |'s her head back, putting his other hand over her mouth. Miss Willlams scrzamed once and then truggled to free herself rfom the robber's | grasp, biting his finzers in the fight. He | involuntarily released his hold, but only for a second, as his companion with an | oath snatched the bag from the belt and { then struck the girl heavily on the head. The first highwa{lma,u then threw the girl | from him and No. 2 again dealt Miss Williams a heavy blow in the face with his fist. The force of the brutal punch sent the girl reeling to the brace of robbers lef! their escape. Half. & . she strug- | gled to her feet and then managed to at- | tract attention of pedestrians on the op- | posite side of he strest. She was assisted to her home and then the police were | called. ~ Miss Willlam. | bruised from. the biows. only a meager description | ants. Captain Petersen of the Oakland Police | Department sent ou: a posse of policemen te scour the city for the two footpads, but up to a late hour they had not been ap- prehended. | EAGER To BE MADE oNE | WITHOUT LOSS OF TIME face was badly She could give of her assail- | James Brown and Vivien Jones Visit Oakland at Night to Secure Marriage License. James Brown of this city and Vivien Deputy County Clerk C. F. Pugh to pro- vide them with a marriage license. Brown gave his age as 33 mnd the girl confessed to 20 years, After securing the license they departed to find a clergyman to tie the matrimonial knot. They did not confide in Mr. Pugh the reason of their haste to be made one or any details as to their identity. —_———— i BOOKKEEPER ARRESTED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE Employe of Los Angeles Firm Ac- cused of Appropriating Com- pany’s Cash. John C. Clemans was arrested yester- day on a warrant from Los Angeles charging him with embezzlement. Clemans was_formerly bookkeeper for the Ice and Cold Storage Company of between $500 and $900. ——————— At the Park and Beach. The crowds that enjoyed the Sabbath at the park and beach yesterday were un- usually large. Many picnicked on the beach. The bill at the Chutes was extremely entertaining. New features. are being added to the grounds and the theater Call Employe Severely Hurt. Joseph Moran, employed in the stereo- Schuetzen Park yvesterday, fell and broke Wedding invitations, announcements, at home and visiting cards engraved and printed in the newest forms at the lowest there, supposedly of fever. Y ATTRIDGE T + HE many friends of W. J. At- tridge, a promising young attor- ney, were shocked to learn upon the arrival of the last transport from Manila that he had died Two years ago he was seriously ill from an attack of appendicitis, but recovered and aid not seem to suffer trom any after effects. He @ ittt el fef el @ MURDER OF LITTLE ROBBIE HISLOP STILL REMAINS A DEEP MYSTERY Police Have Nearly Given Up Hope of Arresting the Fiend. Silly Story in a Yellow Paper a Rank Fake. Tt is extremely doubtful if the brutal murderer of Robbie Hislop will ever be caught. The police, after following up every clew, have about realized the hope- f a man who had killed some chick- ohe in the lot opposite the Hislop resi- dence_on the afternoon of the murder three boys—Harry Quinn of 34 Octavia Alliance Fram;;is-e_ Holds Its Annual Distribution of Prizes for Schol- held yesterday afternoon in Native Sons’ French language in all parts of the ‘world and is not confined to French people. A most interesting programme was ren- dered yesterday by the pupils of the va- rious schools situated in this city. A short address was made by the French! Consul General, M. H. Dallemagne, who 1 rtance of the study I s Pother “tongue by the children of Martinez and recitations and songs were YOUNG ATTORNEY AND POLITI- £ CIAN OF SAN FRANCISCO WHO DIED IN THE PHILIPPINES. & was at that time assistant prosecuting attorney in Judge Conlan’'s court, In which office he made hosts of friends. The deceased was a past president of Presidio Parlor, Native Sons of the Gold- en West, and always took a warm Inter- est in the success of the parlor. He.had olitical aspirations while here and if | e had remained he would have been a leading candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace. He retired in favor of a friend prior to the nominations for the last election. He left for Manila some months ago, 2nd it was understood by his friends that he was to secure a judge- ship there, for which he was eminently qualified. Although quite a young man. he had the happy faculty of making and keeping friends and his untimely end will be sincerely mourned by them. He was born in this city. street, Lester Conn, 71 Hal’fht street, and George Benton, 102 Octavia street, saw the man enter the lot, take four chickens out of a box and chop their heads off. It was also claimed that the man left ined it, but not one had ever seen it be- fore. Captain Seymour is inclined to be- lieve that the owner does not read the ed laughter in police circles yester- news‘)apers nd knows nothing about the R * : typing department of The Call, while run- | S2Us v article that | awful tragedy, or that, fearing notoriety, 1 [ 1 ning in a race at the grocers’ plenic at | 98Y; It Was stated in the he does not want his identity known. p ves ‘Witnesses to Crime Notify Police and the Robber Is Ar- rested. Mygard and relleved of a nickel watch “stand and deliver.” Several persons standing some distance away witnessed the hold-up and notified Officers King and McParkland, and the robber was . caught within a short dis- tance from the place where the crime was committed. ENBROIDERIES Commencing Monday, June 3. we will place on sale an immense purchase of FINE EMBROIDERIES,in NAIN- SOOK and CAMBRIC, both EDGINGS INSERTINGS and ALL-OVERS. Prices from 5¢ to 50c per yard, These Embroideries are a purchase made by us from d manufacturer in ST. GALL, SWITZERLAND, and will be sold fully 50 per cent less than regular prices. See our window exhibit of above goods. “@Tw._ % o, u3, us, uT, 19, 12t POST STREET, 60! mnutcwsmmr.nmj A!:E 1 GOLDBERG, BOWEN & 00’S SPECIAL SAVING SALR > 2 ibbmesiubek i, iy nents b SOLDBER; BOWEN LR b Toilet ammonia Violet—lavender—reg’ly 30¢ bot refreshing for the bath 25¢ Hamamelis 2 | or more cloth 2 Los Angeles. He left the employ of e . ! I ocloines jare. worn, out | the company on February 6, and it s ' % pint 15 pint 25¢ quart 40 throwgh carelessness than|claimed that he is short in his accounts For sunburn—freckles—bruises—handy in the country Don’t spoil a good hearty appetite with poor food— get our groceries—the best groceries delivered to your New Seasons Japan Teas You will appreciate the difference between old and new tea Monday Tuesday Wednesday country home or camp at every week. E s | p . 2 . lessness of their task and are ready to| the hatchet behind him. This hatchet, | i : very latest effec's. Smuart fab-|, The warm weather induced one of the | SBUOSS B CT A8 % B0 ingt it. the yellow sheet claimed, was_ the one g8 city prices ; : et HTomha” Sestorans:rhe “reruihe | *UITt is the despest mystery I have ever | that was found in the 10t by the poiice Bt b doz 17%¢ | rics, smarl oolorings, st art pat- 1 Be B Ty e s o e e e and which is supposed to be the one used o oz &7 Send for catalogue terns. Suits that yow'll pay §6 | afforded much amusement. The results | teftives Seymour last night. “We have | Py the murderer. = = = = - I s S e o S it i o .77 Yy were as follows: all along worked in the dark, hopIng to | Datsctive Tom Gibson yestorday ang choy Goose li Ve T T gtier, oo Calitornla, San Pranctsce for. o fit chaps between the | ard special race—Thomas A. Wolfe first. | gat some tangible clew to the perpetrator | all gave the lie to the story. They were Puree de foles gras— | ases of 9 and 16 years. Special |+ 520,70 o Juveniles—P. Sundburg, first; | J¢ 1y awful crime, but without success. | unanimous in_declaring that the episode Sandwich paste—reg'ly 2 20¢ |Se——————— 2 g 4 race for amateurs—H. Heinz, first; | As far as the identity of the murderer is | happened on Decoration day and not on past 'y 25¢ can Monday at i : ' *| Concerned we know as much about it now | the afternoon of the murder, as the story v - Tele hone i 4 G. Rey, second; | as we did when we first worked on the | read. After killing the chickens the man acaroni igh diving—T. Stockton, first; P. Sundburg, i will turn uj at wi a Favorita—re; C 1 scgorgw}é d“:‘f ‘_“M‘ on“ r( 4 u: lur: 23‘2&53“'5"1‘&‘5 7o 'the "apprehension. of walked away. This was all there was to Vermicelll—Spathtt’is—Letters 124c Eye-Glasses | _Trick and fancy diving—W. Carroll, first: T. | the fiend.” - Louis, second The silly story published in a yellow | The hatchet which the police think was 7 Are broken and we will send for them, repair- Under-water swimming race—H. Heinz, first; | A ‘het which is in the| used by the murderer still awaits an omato c ats H. Licker, d. ,‘;:;’:{ss§‘;:‘ o "m’;“.?ofice was the prop-| owner. Hundreds of people have exam- up GL N Yoy Shaws the e S Rigeen, 50 cents; Astigmatic Lenses, $1 and $150. Oculists’ prescriptions filled. Factory om premises. Quick repairing. Phonme, Main 10. Best quality—2 flavors reg’ly 2oc bottle 15¢ pis Jkneocap i two Dlaces. Ho Was| @ supuiuiuiaeivirieiuiriieiviieirii sl b0 @ | Whole ripe—from Oroville quart 30€ t Si i F 4 2 Rosnital for treatment. T CHILDREN ENTERTAIN WALTER MYGARD HOLDS Grown by Mr. LouisGlass gal $1 10 | OPTICIANS n.mw"'s'i.’;:’,,":fi"* ottt oA . Weddings for June. IN FRENCH LANGUAGE |\ Phg AGHD. SO IoMwE Sardines 642 MaRKeT St. “instRuments French—boneless unoer cwmomcie Bunoe. CATALOGUE FREE. reg’ly 25c large can 223c prlce;. \\’eddlngscal{)e box:g f]roén z) m}'fi ars in This City. M e i d . Il 3 . per dozen up. Sanborn, Val Co., tribution of prizes and| John Keese was held up on Howai J M___________arket i3 e::x::ls:: r::“ta-‘th‘:uAl;uance Francaise were | street, near Spear last night by Walter fl' ms an Je 1€s8 “ASH Sweet Brier—reg’ly 2oc can L German—reg’ly 1oc Ib 33 lbs 25¢c Mackerel Something you'll enjoy for breakfast—reg’ly $1—s3 Ib pail Burgundy BITTERS A PLEASANT LAXATIVE 9°¢ | e INTOXICATINGC Mountain vineyard—reg’ Ffi’&:}‘cfie‘i.“&‘?fb‘m were rendered by an ; rich flavor—heavy bol:?v el oo 65c FO R SALE With the silver lacs trimm'n orchestra under the direction of Signor H an The'idsal summer b, Som: even iy S scllowiak seated chiinen: Whisky Improved Farm of 2000 Acres of Y510k T Children’s et on Lucloh, — Celésting Marc. Qud Crow bourbon-1893 bot $1 25 $1 oc Rich va"“ Land in Ma- Hat D>par‘men' Monday at Lucte Gless, Taura Freitas Stanley Hincelot, gal 500 400 ouin s lons B e e L Kipim, Genevievs : Hermitagerye 1886 bot % 30 § 19 dera County, “Tour Bosom Friend,* Bareot, Edouard Garrignio and Georges La- cannot be o6, 45 - Gibson's $1 Shirt. manet. C k . ‘ For particulars address FARM. 113 Mazket ° Children dressed in national colors sang correctl ocC tails Street. 8. F. y JOHN T G[BSON .| American and French patriotic songs and @ it - . +0 . ’ the boys and girls were assisted by their made by Imperial—ready tq use oc C W, . : The man that was boyeotted, fpachers- ————e———— | the ordinary six kin Tegly 8125 bottle 9 DR. . UL s ash Fabric Suits. 1204 MARKET ST., . Southern Pacific Eastern excursions, hani Roo t B e HTS WELL-ENOWN AND RELIABLE OLD Special prices on th f . p. June 3 and 4: Buffalo and return, $87; St. mec y C. er R e 4 2 ese for . elephone Folsom 438. Paul ‘and return, $679%0; Kansas City and H Hires sparklin; ’ leture, Seminal Kivegs. Hnpotenss and el N Monday. New effects in Stripe and Plaid return, $60. Tickets on sale June 3 and 4, That is the reason Healthful mf,:,"fi,’;“”’ B D ey o Jugn, frvg % Sweate-s, Quting Suits. Bingpe(ials Monday. il @ Everything your chap reqzires for outing at special prices Monday. | Neckwear just recefved, 50c each. | f limit 60 days, stopovers going and return- ing; choice of routes. Full information at Southern Pacific office, 613 Market street. —_————————— 'St. Charles Parish Picnic. we devoted years to the acqu'rement of a thorough knowl:dge 9to3daily;6:30t08. Vev'gs. Sundays. 10 to 12. Conaul- 4 dress | tationfreeandsacredly confidential. Call or ad P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D, 26!; Kearny St., San Francisce, Aspara gus Sunbeam—good quality 20¢ $2.25 Th n of th le of St. i [ I AR p: Chasics Battomes. pasish In the Mission ;fs t‘f;" ht:m e a;f Bouillon NOT A SANTARIUM. will be held at Fernbrook Park, Niles an W en & * L A 11. The games- Y, S&’;’é&?tfii Fgl“";'sf.’iu‘f:?im{ an oter fit eveglass:s we do Anlc Gpsules—celery flavor ¢ | A7 o BT Monte Hovel at L0 Gatoa 13 to 98 i ates % . box Ranitartom, Mr. Soh Nevith Thich 19" attracting much attention. so striztly on scien‘itic . B T T e == 2t aKi1n d lie to know that the El Monte Hotel will bs B o SR principles. B D O i |0 s e e g s, Jrotel (wil e Trapper’s Ofl cures rheumatism and neuralgla. 5 Excelsior- ing special inducements to families. Ses Druggists, 60c flask. Richards & Co.. 406 Clay.® ¢ 5o reliable— oc - e STANDARD OPTICAL 60, | | =« />t bandsibcans 3 W. T. HESS sep UMON SQUARE Ave. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE FASHIONS ARE DESCRIBED IN IF YOU WILL SEND US YOUR NAME WE WILL SEND OUR SUMMER CATALOGUE. YOU THIS CATALOGUE, \ An Honest Man with Honest Prices, ‘Women tempted man to eat, but he took to drink of his own accord. Ver.s cures Plles, or §50 reward. For sale by all druggists. A 217 Keamey St.~ San Francisco NOTARY PUBLIC AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Tenth Floor, Roofn 1015, Claus Spr. - o Telephone Brown sof — - S oE Residence, 821 California st., beiow PowghiL.! ¥ San Franclscos " o Imported figs Smyrna layers—reg’ly 25¢ Ib 20¢