The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 4, 1901, Page 12

12 . THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1901. FIVE FOOTPADS CAUGHT BY POLICE GREETINGS FOR |— ; | BRAVE RESCUF ARE ALL STRANGERS TO THE CITY| PENERAL SMITH SILKS. / Carries Helpless Woman | It Is Claimed That the Evidence Against Each of Them Is|Big Reception Will Take LVETEENS 5 From Burning House Very Strong---Two Men Knocked Down and Robbed| Place at Mechanics’ = b 2 by Four Thugs at Leavenworth and Sacramento Streets s s > AND X Others Barely Escape From Programme Includes a Re- ; ) Fire at Powell and Val- %R, Glieses that he got the bartende?| - view of State Troops and B X lejo Streets. Elioon oo PO LI 0 e Teth, ‘end Dancing. - Dooley got on the car with him. They s e et St B i the recspion o Generel Jemes ¥ Smitn | W will show this week an elegant quality of * Although the hour the occupants had re- | e not awakened until the most upon them and people from the street. Two aged | a woman—were almost | wnoke but succeeded )ni ittle ones In bed. | d the man and eep and were awakened h the street in safety. of the house was oc- AEAE® O “Henry Koster, | of age and a veteran of the was visiting the couple. gone across the street and ed the alarm was sound- umes of smoke pouring in- room gave the first warning to chussier and Koster. The lady is was unable to make her 3 ne street. Koster, despite his ge, picked her up and carried her to a As the pair emerged g bullding Koster was | ment was occupied by family. ~These peo) hen £he fi5e broks Sut. Tog to the building and contents will | UFFER PANVERS FOR THE DEAD | Calvarian Society Unites in Most Solemn Services. The annual devotions of the Calvarian Soclety, consisting of the Way of the | Cross, a sermon and benediction were held | rday afternoon at St. Mary’'s Cathe- | dral. It is the custom of the members of | the society to meet on the Sundax follow- | ing All Souls’ day and offer up prayers for | i the deceased members and relatives of members. | Rev. Father Ramm recited the Way of \ the Cross, the congregation joining in the | responses. Rev. Father Dempsey preached | the sermon, dwelling on the objects of | the society and explaining the necessity | of prayer, particularly for lhe souls in purgatory. He said in part On Friday the Catholic chun:h celebrated the feust of AN Saints. On rday she cele- e e et ot AT Bor e stles’ Creed, the communion of saints, in ch we emphasize our belief every time we cite our morning prayers them to pray for us. We are ingdom, one great family, and re ought to be @ bond of eympathy becween us. The saints in heaven are constantly before the throne of God, offering up prayers in our behalf. As they were our friends on earth, £0_are they our friends in heaven. They have gone through all the trials and tribulations of this life, just as we are now doing. By thelr prayers and petitions to the Almighty they are constantly seeking to inter- cede for ue that we may enjoy the delights of heaven as they are enjoying them. The church desires to constantly bring them before us that profit by their example. of the saint is not yet passed. may Sk thetn 1a Sl the Gally wolkn of Mic The man in his office, the woman in her home, may be juet as much a saint as those that are even mow in heaven. Doing God's will will entitle us to sit at the right hand of God, and while we may not be canonized or belong to the herolc class of saints, we can still attain through praver and religious o servances to the same beatific state. then pray for the souls in purgatory that they may be loosed from their sins and be trans- lated from the middie state to one of perfect bliss. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament closed the exercises. During this portion of the services the choir_under the direc- tion of Professor R. J. Harrison rendered the following selections: robbed him in ihe doorway and in his ex- citement dropped the $20 that was found by Miss Bertram on the doorstep. Attacked by Four Men. Another hold-up was reported to Cap- tain Seymour yesterday morning. H. G. Scovern, 2416 Sacramento street; S. P. Johnston, 304 Maple street, and. R. R. Vall, 1900 Green street, had been at a sur- prise party at the residence of G. Cole- man, 1126 Pine street. They left together about midnight and Vail took a Hyde street car to go home. Scovern and John- ston had reached about the corner of Sacramento and Leavenworth streets when they noticed a young man standing close to the building on the corner ani three other young men not far from him. As Scovern and Johnston turned into Sac- ramento street they were struck from be- I binclosure at the entrance of the gam- California Hotel and decided to hold the affair in the Mechanics’ Pavilion on the evening of Wednesday, November 13. This date was selected on the report of the sub-committee, which waited on General Smith and ascertained that it was agree- able to him. The reception as decided upon will con- sist of an address of welcome, a review of State troops and a dance. Music will be furnished by the First Regiment In- fantry band. Special invitations will be sent to Governor Gage and Mayor Phelan as representatives respactively of the State and city. It is intended to issue 7500 invitations: besides 250 for the honored guests. . The fdrm of invitation as recom- mended by the committee of which Col- onel T. E. Beck is chairman was adopted. Carl Henry and D. Q. Troy were ap- pointed a committee to escort General Smith to the Payilion on the night of the |. reception in conjunction with the military escort. Colonel Huber will have charge of the light refreshments to be served in the ug‘per hall. The committee will meet next Thursday night to arrange the final details of the reception. The following committees will be in charge: Entefln.lnment%olonel Charfes Boxt chalrman: Berey V. Long, 3 3. MeCarthy snd Colonel J. R. Howell. Banquet—Henry Lunstedt, chairman; L F. Walsh, F. J. Murasky. Deconuon and music—H. E. Curzon, chair- n; H. S. Martin, D. C. Deasy. P inting——d.. K, Cosgrave, chairman: D, E. Hayden, D. Q. Troy. Invitation and tickets—Colonel J. F. Burgin, chairman; Colonel F. E. Beck, J. L. Gallagher. @ iiniviniieieiieiiieeieeie e @ GAMBLERS SEEK BUCK OYE'S LIFE Price Set on Head of the Noted Chinese Sport. —_— Buck Oye, the noted Chinese gambler, has appealed to the police to protect him from the wrath of highbinders. A few days ago the hatchetmen of Chinatown held a meeting and resolved to put Oye out of the way. It is known that their action was prevented by the offer of sev- eral thousand dollarsg made by rival gamblers for_his head. The killing of the lookogt for one of the marked Chinamen’s games a few morn- ings ago was the first step toward the carrying out of the plot to slay him. The murdered man was seated in an 93-INCH SATIN FINISH CREPE DE CHINE, latest materlal in silk for dresses, in the following shades: Ressda, Old Rose, Tur- <« quoise, Pink, Pearl Gray, Ciel, Beige, Nile, White, Cream and Black. Price $1.00 Yard. A new shipment of GENUINE ENGLISH VEL- VETEEN; '‘Fast Dye.” This material is 23 inches wide and is in great demand for ladies’ costumes. We have a complete range of all the latest Fall shades. Price 75c¢ Yard. Special opening this week of NOVELTY BLACK FABRICS, in Figured Silk and Wool Samite Cloth, Figured Black Mousseline Gren- adines, Silk Striped and Figured Canvas Cloths, Silk Crepa de Paris and Silk Crepe cloths and Venetians. Armures; also splendid values in Serges, v Cheviots, Wool Poplins, Prunellas, Broad- Samples of Above Goods Forwarded to Any Address. o m, u3, us, v, n9, 121 POST STREET. bling joint when two highbinders, dressed | GOLDBERG, BOWEN & 00'S SPECIAL SAVING SALE m BOWEN & 00'S SPECIAL SAVING SALE in dark clothes and wearing Fedora hats, | entered the place ana fired several shots | at him, killing him Inltlnllg Two white | men, who are employed y the boss gambler as bodyguards, were in the | lace at the tlme of the shooting. They urried after the murderers, but were unable to catch them. Accorfllnghln the police Oye's life is being so for the reason that he is accused o( being a ‘‘welcher.” A short time ago, it is claimed. two Chinese gamblers played against his fantan game and won over $2000, breaking the bank. The proprietor gave them half ot their pinnings and promised to the balance on the following day. hen they returned to get the balance of the money Oye repudiated their claims and ordered them out of the den. Realizing he had | ‘“‘welched,” the two Chinamen hired a xnng of highbinders to'wreak venmnee im. price was set on his head, and ‘with the hope of earning the hlood1 moneY the hired assassins started out to get him. Knowing that the lookout was armed and nnd{ to shoot whenever it was necessary, the murderers decided to first put hlm out of the way. Two of | the best shots of the ‘‘gang” were ac- cordingly dressed in American clothes and sent to the gambling “house to kill him. Thinking that they were white men the lookout allowed them to ascend the On reaching the cage in_ which cpened fire on the lookout, killing him in- Stantly. It is belleved that they intended to shoct Ove at the same time, but were GOLDBERG BOWEN & GO Groceries shipped tosoldiers in Manilla free-ask about it Monday Tuesiay Weinesday : Fruits 31'3:'?:;2:'322?3“; 1bcan 3 for s0c Sardines Imported—reg'ly 20c large an—fryfin olive oil 2 for 35¢ Cotfee reg’ly 25¢ Ib Creole rice Rxesllng Mountain vineyard—reg’ly $t gallon—rich fruity flavor 65c In marasquin—Dandicolle— French-reg’ly 6oc large bottle 55¢ Towel bars reg’ly special Nickle plated—18 in long 75¢ 55¢ durable 3 “ 85 65¢c Colgate’s soap Whne Clematis—reg’ly 25¢ box L‘cakes—htest <mt¥on in 20¢C i €Cherries ‘ Shad Columbia river—something new 10C ‘White label—Bass ale—Guinness’ 32 reg’ly $2—82 25 dozen ’ 4 prevented by the appearance of the two » California San : .ot % Dt A white men who were in the pla. Cosles wh 432 Pime 232 Sutter 3800 Califernia Sen Pracisce Biack sndq;gl;;.‘] {-:?IE)\-; !r}on sty o ? | time. FAce e the white and dry- 5 Ib carton 4 5C Thirteenth and Clay streets Oakland - lloyd . I Candy. Guartet, -Tantum Ereo . (hiunge '; | | FIVE SUSPECTED HIGHWAYMEN WHO WERE GATHERED IN BY THE POLICE IN THEIR RECORD BREAK- Merchants, Miners, Mechanics and Farmers| Carolina—reg’ly roclb 10 “ goc ies Biack. Miss Ballivan, D. Manlloya s ING ROUND-UP OF.THE FOOTPADS WHO COMMITTED THE MANY DARING HOLD- UPS THAT OCCURRED | | all drink Jetse Moore Whiskey in preference to Cocoanut Schepp 's—best in the world e NI B IN TH!E CITY SATURDAY NIGHT. any other brand. Trapper's Ofl cures rheumatism and neuralgia. Druggists, 50c flask. Richard & Co. 406 Clay. * — " reg’ly 15¢ can fhelr Intended victhn ‘was Seated "tncy | Créscent blend—pure— 20¢ Al e—porter ! | Sicily is said to be naklng stead. ggo i{: sphalt mlnl;ged - m’ about He has a pair of black eyel. but hind and knockea down Scovern’s watch, ons were !XDO , of which New & : Oriental reg’ly 30¢ Ib 2lbs 45¢ refused to t: . were taken from him, but the robbers had Gelatine Rug resting five footpads, which is a TS5, n 0 "7, " Gartey and pped the watch and it was recovered James 1 droj record that has seldom if ever with robbing Robert K. clothler later by a conductor. Johnston lost his Sparkling—Cox—makes 3 pints— A GANDIDATE been equaled in police annals in :ha;gl.}ir on Jessie street, and ‘Robert ¢ hat and had his eye and forehead bruised. reg'ly 20¢ pekg 30l l¥5c g Sale L this city. Of the-five men arrested two Dillistone, a_plumber, at Jessie and New Scovern's rignt knee was injured. The treets Satus robbers raj ‘Sacramento street towa-d > ¥ 2 N Tl ro maanid Doy dxéfa';")'i:gt .gcihm;‘t‘l:flnx Jibout 'the sob: ’g{',g' "E:J:r:{n nnd:I:gx;%ll?‘n deacribe the Succotash We offer our entire line of Bd “up' beries, ug] e e n who wa 5 vis, who held ‘up Otto Fleissner and R. A 3 ( S 5 N. Hamlin at the corner of Van Ness ave. 0™ 18 '&’: ""‘”‘:“ Robbed. .,‘,‘23!‘;‘,;5 2 g&fcg';'g'f,;}“ ioamtn | 8 R Sea F tender- 2 for 25¢ || beautiful Oriental Carpets, nue and ‘Jackson'street about 9 o’clock”’ oked James J. Barry was notified of the rob g;’]y 15¢ can dmn ’1 40 Rugs and C ins it Saturday.night. They are both strangers Clog:dfir mv:u eh'oekded M:nn'de"robboglom& thuug?:ltma‘%o Y:;gn on the c;.‘g_“nm 3 Ry, 2 ] urtains ne sa 4 ;:;‘:e:x“};::‘; '2.‘.1&‘3,?;‘“‘2?2‘1'2“:?&3: E‘:tpouea‘h whistle, which scared the rob. Sacramento street know o o8 i o - : Pim-olas 25 °, Discount treet. Nelson was arrested shortly after DerS. The b e s o A b b e bt ¢ olives 2 - WE, THE UNDERSIGNED ATTOR-|‘the robbery by Pollceman Dugan, and the o and ober iy el ?y’c:i a few days Al L L e ; ed with peppers 3 bots soc || from regular prices. % meys, practicing at the San Francisco bar, | bunch of keys taken by him from.Hamlin .go look llke “hobos. “ by three men s : cheerfully recommend Hon. Arthur G.|was found in his pockets when searched. - - Robej ‘o‘ oler aas Th“fl. ca ;.twin;?"n?nv?hfi‘e it Mise Hamilton D : G Pimientos =3 Fisk, Republican eandidate” for District | Davis fs allesed fo be the Tofher WHG Loiter of SR hoan Ty & dostwey 5. mas ine Bartony, maamet tho yictin: of L 3 for Attorney, for the consideration and sup- | while Nelson went through his pockets. 1013% Fol-fi_ngtraot of sm denh-md_ ta?rtlvnm%h:“}c‘:x jh he !n:yt :. :l;et:h b:;‘f:,"f Spanish red peppers— 2 25¢ ! s port of our fellow citizens. Mr. Fisk is %‘m .‘lfl“:;dmvmrg:. R R et tina Dotn ‘weel that the nttlck was due to the Ironwork- | N to fit any shaped nose. reg'ly 15c and 25 can * 20¢c known to us as & capable lawyer, well e admitiad 5. thein that Nol EEB Skt R iae We h P S : qualified to discharge with credit to him- | gag ned mduced him to £o out with him som_ ; b Bee e g:“c':‘at:m"& v._";d"“““ e ¥ PO MRNE ONRLL I00 VA Sausage self and the community at large the !At'll'd"l R T R L il n L. Dacouillas A¢ 669 Guerrero street, w « rieties of clips to sslect : 506 duties of the high and important office for | 116 Jedging-house, When seen in the lcm- e Solt /the "‘?oac:“hewwn-; O o y from. We warrant that Deer foot farm—a luncheon which he has been nominated b; Prison later he denied knowing Nelson, ance, belng attracted 9 R m Pibiican Mimictpal Couvemtion’ yxmm’ e | 2nd ‘claimed he knew nothing about thé cries of the IEARHARE Ut VOu uih novelty-régly 3scam - 2 f°" 55° m FIRM pair ¢f cur clips your asses will never besiles you wm fimimun very com- . fon:ble. ‘llk Salmon | USEA m ’ tions, we take pleasure in saying,that in our opinion, if elected, he will make an able, painstaking and acceptable District Attorney, his course as chalrman of the Committee on Ways and Means at the SOCIETY OF OLD FRIENDS {9 g# 4 g him 25 & man of couragd conviction and | Warehouse : " nfic 0 mAd pirees. 2 3 ’I Rt A i X Sert Tha sf | i thearscmmy Bl o : ' 3 Vermouth 4 s § ! : i M e M - ot Sonin s 5, SR SRS b ,ld Tom 8“‘ ~ I“-dl.:!-l-l. ?-8.!-&. Tt Ry ) T A i f y L