The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 19, 1902, Page 27

MBSINTHE TURNS ~[HODSON'S CURVES GORRIE'S BRAIN Liquor-Crazed Youth At- tempts to End His Existence. Drinks Bichloride Solution After Passing Two Bogus Checks. f-crazed from the effects of numer- nks of absinthe and freely im- -hampagne between sips of the uor, James Osborne Gorrie, a fer, who eame here recently swallowed a dose of bi- Ty yesterday morning at t. He now occupies & cot at the al Emergency Hospital, ich place he was sent shortly after deadly draught. He was dis- € in agony by a waiter, iis rooms to collect the price tles of wine he and a female hed consumed the night be- young man did mot suc- € his life is not due to any ent on his part, but because t sufficiently well acquainted he strength of the poison and used too much water in mixing the who up to last Thursday was d in the auditing department ot s, Fargo & Co., will probably have 1swer to a charge of forgery if he rs from the effects of the poison. he was removed to the hospital it overed by the managers of the the check for 31950 He payment for the refreshments was valueless, the bank on was: drawn, Wells, Fargo & g refused to honor it because no money on deposit there to of Gorrie. Later in the day of Detectives Martin ‘was noti- e managers of a Kearny-street ouse that they had also been by young Gorrie. They held eck for $30 on the same bank, it & been handed to them by Gorrie friend of the merchant had in- him as a man worthy of trust. ews of the young man's e for a sporting Ml the express company, work last upe 10 one to ptended to s. I never had any Tries to Open Safe With Hatchet. A T Chinese rier, was cau to break open a lice station was B. Freel arrested bt was a fruit- the policeman supposed to be other petty ADVERTISEMENTS. THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL. Few People Know How Useful It Is in Preserving Health and Beauty. 16 the safest and most efficlent disin- tectant and purifier in nature, but few realize its value when taken into the human system for the same cleansing urpose. y Cz;fa:coal is a remedy that the more you take of it the better; it is not a drug at i Sut simpiy absorbs the gases and im- End intestines and carries them out of the S flarcosl sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables. 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JORDAN'S crear L i T 3!uszuu OF ANATORY 1051 MARZET O7- bet. 65472, 8.7.Cal, - =Y Acatomical Museum in the discace posltively cured by the oldest ¢ ¢ Teassment poresently oF by leiter. & for Book, PHILOSOPRY of MAILED FREE. (A - or write 1 ., 33 West 24th Street, Nsw MAGNETIC E.TRUSS CO. 33 oy g FOR BARBERS, BA- BRUSHES &5 S wi- houses, billiard tabies, brewers. bookbinders, candy- N T , -makers, canners, . fiour mills, foundries, laundries. paper- bangers, printers, painters, shoe factories, stablemen, tar-roofers, tangers, tailors, ete. BUCHANAN BROS., vered that the check was | aper it was written on un- | is life had become pub-| TURN THE TRICK Judge Murasky and . CLEVER ARTISTS WILL APPEAR ANTHNG Apymaape | AT LEAGUE OF CROSS BENEFIT NATIVES OUTLINE Ponies Hit Safely Ten Rehearsing Balcony Scene From Romeo Stanford Parlor Intends A¥et Blanked. g i Functions, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1902. 27 —= C : “The r: Hse w .Both Sides ue.ulike on a Smyrna Rug. That’s only one reason, but SO EVENT Florence Roberts Are T the regular weekly meeting of P Fast, Sna the League of the Cross carnival Laniers. - Sioy S48, PPy committee to-night in Loyola Hall, Ball and Bat In Runs corner of Tenth and Mafl:et ’ % streets, the entire programme for as They Please: the special matinee to be given Friday afternoon, October 24, will be announced. Chances for sweet victory come and go | The committee will also make further ar- time and again on the ball field. Sweet | Fangements for the poster carnival. The | entertainment at ths Orpheum, however, rovense s dear to the heart of the ball | MGG B (08 OTphwE. BoNET: the committee and the cadets. It is the minds of the nine Ponles, Who longed to | poc . deaira that the matines shall be & take one hard bump out of the Leaders. grand success and they are sparing no The chances came and were gone in a efforts in preparing. an:exceptionally in- twinkling, but still the Ponies remained ‘{)erestlnx plrod'rslax}x:e. Thexlx;flzzons have | been greete: wi unqualifies success. ".f.;"d ";l s ;“"“l“"t Seore ;m Ltesls ! Already there has been a surprisingly are have ‘ot 8 fow weak con large demand for seats. In order to give recently at the Eighth-street stamping everybody a chance to get a good place ground, but the admirers of the sport are seats will be raffled to-morrow night in willing to forgive them all, as yesterday's Loyola Hall. fight was a dream. Lots of hitting and | Camille d'Arville will have her sweet clever flelding sparkied all through the Yoice in trim for the occasion. She has . an_extensive repertoire of catchy songs nine rounds, and even if the home team 27, TUSTRNE CERETIONE OF CALCRY SonEs a1d look like spurious coin, the VISItorS Then there will be little Sidney Smith, have a hand coming for the manner in who can do the good old Irish ‘and Scotch which they delivered the goods. | jig darnces in a style that would win ap- It was little Hodson, the village twirler, | plause anywhere. Judge Frank Murasky who was getting the loud talk all the and Florence Roberts have commenced to rehearse for their presentation of the way through. The Bohemian slab artist 30,0 0y scene from Romeo and Jullet, twirled one of those rare gamgs that are 1myoce who have seen the Judge in the seen about twice every season. Ten times | 1,10 of an ardent lover declare that he {@id the locals wield a bat viclously .ypag the true Shakespearean pet i T against his curves, but even this VIgOTOUS | d¢ Spada and Michele de Padova have pounding only brought one runner oVer | nromised to sing for the cadets. It is TE i | needless to say that they will be at thelr The support accorded the happy Sab et ard will furnish a very pleasing part artist was good enough for a prima dON- | o the afternoon's enterta{nment. na. Waiters dropped Burns' fiy, but that | * company C, First Regiment, Lehgue of was the sole miscue. Old Bill Devereaux | no°Crocs Cadets, will give & miliiacy o at third played a game the fans will ml}( at Mission Opera-house Monday evening, about in their dreams for many a day. | gaioher %1, for the benefit of the butlAte Blll cut off three safe hits and took his ' s ng " The ecommittee in Berib o i remaining five chances without fiinching. | (2'p 7 G TR G TG TRATES consios Williams, the man from -Berkeley's | L. 4 Kenny quad, wes thinking of touchdowns and |end runs on the beloved campus, and | meanwhile Peter's following were bat- ting the ball around the premises. When | Willlams allowed hits they came with a | rush. After the third round he had the Leaders sized up about right. In the opening round a run came in for Oakland. Walters singled past short and Mohler slapped one down to first, which Nordyke threw wide to second, putting Walters on third. Then Dunleavy hit to e Appraise Ellinghouse Estate. The estate of the late Alfred Elling- hcuse has been appraised at $21,036 84. The report of the appraisers filed yesterday showed that the deceased theatrical man- ager left $3885 43 cash, Spring Valley Wa- ter bends worth $4052 08, interests in thea- ters valued at $10,000, and personal prop- erty worth $3099 33, —_——— 1l is due to a fondness' » inking heav- | ond run. McCreedle sacrificed, and Dun- several days and was disgusted |leavy's wallop over Burns' head put the net know what prompted | kid past the plate kuew at the time | couple of hits every inning. but never a 3t the 1 they were|run. In the seventh Tacks Parrott plant- 14 is mply a case of too much | ed cne out to right field. A. Williams fol- | tich & Warren at | 232 ornia street last night. He locked | n was closed at | ¢ ed later by Mr. | to ‘be passing by, | e safe with a | is needless to say | A. Williams, 1y everybody knows that charcoal | s ‘siways present in the stomach | to Burns to Nordyke: Kieinow to Devereaux Shay, who made a pretty double play. | ypeq victoria Muy, £ / & P, 4 garrieta (Magory), for- | McCreedie scored Walters with a timely | oy of the Golden Gate Clofik };-)Iouse drive to right field. will be pleased to meet her friends at the In the third the aggressiveness of the | Pacific Cloak House, 1142-1146 Market st. * | Leaders was renewed. Hodson sent all | e arts fluttering with a hit through sec- | Eastern Star Entertainment. d. Walters sent him around to third | g.n Prancisco Chapter of the Order of with a drive to right, which put the bal- | tne Eastern Star will give an entertain- | ter on second. Hodson arrived on Moh- ler's single to right. Mohler and Walte executed a double steal, making the se: The Ponies trudged along, getting a | Jowed with another. Then Williams | | forced Parrott at third. Danny Shay | unloaded a two-cushion swipe to the left ! white coating t bringing A. Willlams | | across the peanut. The score: \ SAN FRANCISCO. 1 BH. SB. PO. A. E. 1 o 0.1 0 § 1 0T AN ¥, 3 9 A& i 10 0% 0/ rdy 0 014 0 1/ | Parrott, c. 229 E000 0 Burng. 2b 250 170 .aY 10 2.0 0 R. Willlams, p. o o o 2 of Totals 10 028 16 1! D. | . BH. SB.PO. A. E. |l Waltere, c. £ 313 0 1|9 { Mohjer. 2b 1 -3 LRI | Dunleay 239 00 | McCreedie, r. 170 E e Hurlburt, 1. { 6 11 0 0f Devereaux, 3 0 0 38 5 0f Kieinow, 0 0 5 1 of Francke, = o -0 L3 & 8 Hodson, p..s 10 0.3 Totals . 4 8 & 111} RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. 0000010 0-1 0012231 1-10] 0 300000 x—4| 0 402000x—8] SUMMARY. Two-base hits—Leahy 2, Shay. Sacrifice hits | —A. Williams, McCreedie, Mohler. First base } ] on errore—San Francisco 1. First base on| called balls—Off Williams 1. Left on bases— | San Francisco 8, Oakland 4. Struck out—B; ‘Williame 1, by Hodson 5. Double plays—Shay | | Mohler to Francke to Dunleavy. Time of game | —1 bour and 35 minues. Umpire—O’Connell. ANGELS ON THE TOBOGGAN. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18.—The hoodoo | was still working to-day and for the eighth consecutive time Sacramento pre- | Bl vented the Loo Loos winning either by | M defeating them or tying the score. The bunching of hits by Fisher's braves in the | il third and fifth innings tells the !toryA\= ] Jones pitched superb ball except in those} two innings, while Cutter allowed but two | hits in any one inning and was as stead. ; as a rock when hits were needed. Score LOS ANGELES. " AB. R'BH.SE.FO.A. E. g Toman, s. & 0101 g @ Wheeler, 3b 3 0 0 0 1 3 0f Dillon, 2b . 3.0 2.0.8 8 1 | Householder, ¢. £....5 0 0 0 1 0 0 | Cristall, r. f e B WG | Jacks 39 saw e viN | Roach, €1 &3 888 | Hanlon, 16 LW T 0 G R Jones, b ... 150 6000 80 | Potate oiveilkiid % 212 2 27T 14 2 SACRAMENTO. : AB. R.BH.SB.PO. A. E, Doyle, c. ¢ > LR R TR e ey ) Hildebrandt, 1. e B S ] McLaughlin, r. 1. R B P 7 10 01 o0 of AR [ o 1 o 3 4 0 g T Ry T8 WL e R Y 0 00 0 0 0 i. §UNT oomMe % an ccwno i Bacrifice hits—Jackson, Graham, Eagan. Two-base hits—Jackson, Roach, Sheehan. First base on errors—Los Angeles 1, Sacramento 2, First base on balls—Off Jones 4, off Cutter 4 Left on bases—Los Angeles 11, Sacramento 4, Struck out—By Jones 5, by Cutter 2. Double play—Jackson to Roach. Passed ball—Graham | 1. Time of gime—2:10, Umpire—McDonald. —_— SCOTTISH BOWLERS My Belt is easy to use; put Followers of the Ancient Game Com- mence a Tournament Which Will Continue Some Weeks. The San Francisco Scottish Bowling Club commenced its first tournament yes- terday afternoon on the bowling green at Golden Gate Park. A large crowd gath- ered to witness the matches. Additional matches will be played each Saturday afternoon until’ the competition is nar- rowed down to the deciding match. The results yesterday were: E. B. Miller, Crompton aven M. L. Crowe (21) vs. Joseph Stott (2); N. C. Lawson (21) vs. A. 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