The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 20, 1902, Page 10

10 THE SAN FR CISCO CALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1902. REPTILES GUARD SNAKE GHARMER Policeman Finds Adeline Wicks Fondling Boa Constrictor. Army Executicnsr in Philip- pines Says She Is Embezz!er. Adeline Wicks, a put brown maiden, | who resembles the demure little damsels who hafl from the Mikado's realm and who is reputed to have concealed in her | jet black eyes the power to charm all | reptiles that be, was arrested last night on a charge of embezzlement. She is ac- cused by M. W. Stevens, who claims to | . have been the executio for the Ameri- | army in the Philippines, who proudly of having hanged more than sixty | s under orders of his superior offi- He char the prisoner em- | bezzied $45 of his go ‘ n Policeman Connors went to the hester Hotel on Third street to | serve the warrant Adeline he had an | t will not be forgotten by a mc n the bed with a | wound round her | monster boa ¢ neck and venomous snakes of all descrip- tions coddled to her. The officer (% thought for moment that he had |2 stepped into a menagerie. When Adeline Jearned that she was to be taken to| prison she housed the reptiles in a closet | and now the hotel manager is wondering what to do with them. STEVENS’ SAD STORY. d story to the police was so hat the men. accustomed as they be dreary tales ‘of misfortune and that are daily heard in police turned away and laughed hy: They were 100 Strong to weep. d that when he first met the she was possessed of little smile and a few old clothes, e he was garbed in a soldier's uni- form and stationed at the Presidio. He says he was good to her and when his term of enlistment finally ended he en- gaged in the occupation of selling soap in the country towns, giving her an inter- est in the business. One unhappy day he bought a stock are to crime for it, so the merchant had him arres: for obta g goods under false preten: It was § > hour of misfortune, he | says, that Adeline obtained an order from him for certain money due him from the Government, the same to be used in ing the prosecuting merchant. his surprise, he says, the partner soap vending business for ‘her own personal so that Solomon in all s was not attired as she. After ex- ng himself from his trouble he hunted up the fair but false one and she conser to be forgiven SNAKE-CHARMER CHARMS. A tour of the country towns in the in- terest of personal cleanliness followed, but the scap business was mot lucrative. So the couple joined a snake charmer and | his wife at the Santa Rosa street fair. According to Stevens, Adeiine became en- amored of the snake charmer, and when he e ed administer some corrective me er she had nim jailed for beating her and came to this city. She soon found her power over the serpents of | t th and since then the soothing cofl oa has taken the place of Stevens' ens claims that while executioner army in the Philippines he was led and sentenced to death use he refused to tie the rope around | thgee white comrades, but managed to escape punishment by feigning insanity. Adeline claims California as her native State. She says the money in question was given her by Stevens to buy clothes | and she spent it for that purpose. She | says he was brutal to her and she left | him on that account. She denies that shei ran away with the snake charmer, but says she wai erely taking gare of his pets while he on a journey. | Vote for Livingston Jenks for Superior | Judge, a thoroughly competent candidate.* | | — L Political Club Holds Outing. The Swedish-American Political Club | of San Francisco held its usual ante-elec- | tion outing at Shell Mound Park yester- | day. The entertainment consisted of a | band concert and dancing. The attend- ance was nearly 1000. The following com- mittees were in charge: Arrangements—A. Walen, P. S. Johnson, G. | Peterson, Peterson, A. Olson, G. Helmer. Helding, F. O. Sjogren. Floor’ E. Anderson, U. A. Lawson. i The perfect piano was merely a dream until it was realized in It is perfect, because it is He found her in | ) | them will be on sale for $5 8 a suit. PLAN T0 HOLD BIG MEETING Republican Candidates and Orators Are Active. Dr. Pardee Winning Votes in Northern Section of the State. Belleving in the importance of big meet- ings throughout the State during the last | two weeks of the campaign, the Republi- can State Committee has arranged to send speakers of ability to all parts of California. Meetings will be held in every city, town and hamlet in this State dur- ing the next tweive days. Voters will be enlightened on what the Republican par- ty has achieved for prosperity andtold of the dangers that will accrue if they elect the Democratic candidate for Gov- ernor and Democratic Congressmen. As- nt Secreta publican committee has prepared the fol- lowing itineraries for this week: SORGE C. PARDEE—Monday, Ne- and Grass Valley; Tuesday, Auburn; diand; Thursday _afternoon, xountvile and Napa; Sat- C. PERKINS—Tues- Wednesday, Murhpys; Satur- C. E. LITTLEFIELD — Tuesday, Ventura; AN Santa Barbara; , Los Angeles; Thursday, San Ber- nardino; ¥riday, San Diego; Saturday, River- side. J N GILLETTE—Monday, Redding; - Tues- wick: Wednesday, Yreka; Saturday, County; Oroville; Saturday, COOMBS—Monday, Sutter Sacramento; Wednesday, Gridley; Friday, Chico; Sacramento. 6 )UD—Monday, Los Gatos; Wednes- ursday, Mountain View; Fri- Dos_ Palos, v, Newman: Knights Ferry; 0. NEEDHAM—Monday, Los Banos; Wedne: Oakdale; Friday, i uesday Thursday, N—Tuesday, Campbell; Thurs- : Friday, San Mateo; Saturday, YELS—Monday, Kern City; Tues- : Thursday, Elsinore; Friday, turday, Riverside. Monday, Grass Valley after- evening; Tuesday, Auburn; Monday, _Stockton; Woodland; ‘Helena, Modesto; Sausalito; D. Y—Monday, Los Gatos; Tuesday, San Jose; Wednesday, Gilroy; Thurs- day, Mountain View: Friday, Lodl; Saturday, Tracy J. 0| HAYES and U. S. WEBB — Monday, Corona; Wednesday, Long Beach; Senta Paula: Saturday, Pasadena. BARHAM—Monday, Suisun; Wednes- Benicia; Tues- Corte Madera; 1E—Monday HUTCHINSON—Monday, Cloverdale; Tuesdsy, Geyserville; Wednesday, Healdsburg; Thursday, Windsor; Friday, Fuiton; Saturday, Santa E. MYRC ¥ Truckee. VAN FLEET — yron. y, Danville. = Thursday, P Monday, Kern City; Tues- . Delano; Thursday, Eisinore; ~Friday, ta_Ana:; Saturday, Riverside. T. V. EDDY—Monday, Nicolous; Tuesday, Sutter City: Wednesday, Gridley; ~Thursday, Chico; Friday, Marysville; Saturday, . Wil lows. C. W. KYLE—<Monday, San Miguel: Tues- day, Creston: Wednesday, Pozo; Thursday, Santa Margarite; Friday, Nipomo; Saturda), Grande. L. HART—Monday, Wednesday, Maxwell; Arbuckle. Friday, Rio Vista; Saturday, Stonyford; Tuesday, Thursday, Wil- Site Z. T. CASON Birds Landing. 3 . 3. MURPHY—Monday, Fort Bragg; Tues- Caspar; Wednesday, Mendocino Thursday, Albicn; Friday, Elk; Saturday, Point rena. J. M. OLIVER—Friday, Tone. Store Closed To-Day. The Lyceum will not open its doors to- day, for everybody will be busy getting clothing in shape for the great sale that is to commence Thursday. An inspection can be had to-morrow and Wednesday. Mr. W. J. Hamer, manager, is positive he will make this the greatest sale ever known in San Francisco. He has the goods to do it with—10,000 men’s all-wool suits, worth $15 each, and every one of Man- ufactured by Hirschman Bros. of New York; guaranteed to be all wool or no sale; in_ tweeds, serges and cassimeres; black, blue and fancy cheviots; $5 85 will be the price when the sale begins, Thurs- day at 9 a. m., at the Lyceum, 915 Market street, opp. Mason. . 19. — Archbishop Chapella ey from the United States GENOA, the production equally strong in every part; and it possesses the most superior individuality of tone, touch. sympathy of action and durability. Be sure to get our very pleasant terms of sale. -We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL. THE WILEY B. ALLEN co.,, Cne-Price Piano House, 931 Market St., San Francisco. Branch, 951 Broadway, Oakland. Steppacher of the Re- | A MEETCALF--Monday, Crockett; Thurs- | Thursday, City; | BRAVE DENTIST SAVES o+ WOMAN, {Dr. James W. Likens Rescues Miss Mabel Gunn, Who Is Perilously Clinging to Run- away Horse, and Is Himself Badly Hurt HROUGH the presence of mind and bravery of Dr. James W. Li- kens, a young dentist, Miss Ma- bel Gunn, daughter of A. F. Gunn, who resides at 516 Devisadero street, was saved from serious if not fatal injury yesterday afternoon, while she was out horseback riding near the Cliff House. | Miss Gunn, Dr. Likens and Richard L. | Radke of 3777 Clay street were enjoving a ride along the beach. They had just start- ed down from the Cliff House and were nearing the Olympic pler when Miss Gunn’s horse shied at a large wave and, turning suddenly, threw the young lady | out of the saddle. Her foot caught in the i stirrup and she saved herself from falling | to the ground and being dragged by | catching hold of the horse’s mane. The | frightened animal ran along the beach | and Miss Gunn was powerless to rescue herself from her perllous position, | Dr. Likens, upon.seeing the young lady’s | dangerous predicament, spurred his horse | to full speed and gave chase to the animal | that was carrying Miss Gunn. After a ! run along the:beach of half a mile, and just as Miss Gunn was about to give up from exhaustion and let go her hold on the horse’s mane Likens overtook her and | caught her horse’s bridle. In doing so, however, his own animal, which was a spirited colt, struck against Miss Gunn’s horse and was thrown down on top of its rider. PREPARING FOR BIGGEST CAMPAIGN RALLY IN MARIN J. C. Campbell Will Be Orator at Meeting on Night of October 23. The biggest and what promises to be the most enthusiastic of all meetings of the present campaign in Marin County will be the Republican rally in Sausalito on the night of Thursday, October 23. The speaker will be that well-known attorney of San Francisco, J. C. Campbell, a logical and graceful speaker, whose eloquence in behalf of the Republican cause has aroused all those audiences who haye had the pleasure of hearing him to enthusias- tic applause, even in localities where Democrats are in the majority. As there is no hall in Sausalito large enough to contain the crowd that will as- semble on the night of the rally the meet- ing will be held in the open, and there will be all the campaign attractions of brass bands and bonfires. In order to enable the voters of the county to attend the meeting arrangements have been made for the running of a special train from San Rafael to Sausalito and return. The train will stop at intermediate points in going and returning. g —_———— DEMOCRATIC ITINERARIES. Secretary McCabe of the Democratic State Central Committee has announced the following intineraries for this week: Lane and Dockweller—Monday, Visalia.and Hanford; Tuesday, San Bernardino in_evening, Redlands in afternoon; Wednesday, San Luls Obispo; Thureday, Salinas; Friday, leave for H\Ikx.nboldl by steamer; Saturday, speak at Eu- rel George S. Patton—Monday, _Watsonville; Tuesday, San Jose; Wednesday, Redwoud City. Jud R. Rush—Monday, Merced; Tuesday, Benicia; Wednesday, San Rafael W. A. Gett—Monday, San Diego; Tuesday, San 'Bernardino. Thomas 8. Ford—Monday, Ferndale; Tues- day, Fortuna; Wednesday, Scoti Arcadia; Friday, Blue Lake; L. Bell—Monday, Chico; Tuesday, ville; Wedneeday, Marysville; Thursday, al Friday, Arbuckle; Saturday, Colusa. W. 'E. Smythe—Monday, Corona; Tuesday, San Jacinto; Banning; Jon. S £ ednesday, El Sinore; Thursday, B Friday, Riverside; Saturday, Bi a. —_— e ‘Will Celebrate Halloween. The Scottish Thistle Club will celebrate its twenty-first anniversary of Halloween with a thoroughly Scotch.literary enter- tainment and dance at Pioneer Hall on the evening of November 1 The best musical talent available has been en- ed for the occasion, and a grand good e 1s assured to all who attend. Dr. Likens was seriously injured. His the accident, L R e R RN | Grath, V.T. Hohmann and N. Salke. ‘Celegates of the order at Golden Gate FROM INJURY .DR,.J. X/ LIKENS. ot £ DENTIST WHO BRAVED DAN- GER TO SAVE YOUNG WO- MAN. #: g left ankle and left wrist were sprained and his nose was contused and lacerated. He “received ‘minor injuries on the body. He stopped Miss Gunn's horse long enough, however, to enable her to extri- cate herself from her dangerous position. The ambulance was summoned and Dr. Likens was removed immediately to the Park Emergency Hospital and Miss Gunn was taken to the Life-Saving Station, where she remained until a cab could be summoned to convey her to her home. She ‘was badly shaken up and suffered consid- erably from the excitement. Dr. Likens ‘was stunned by the shock and did not re- cover full consciousness for an hour after DIES OF EXHAUSTION AND LONG EXPOSURE Body of Mrs. Ida Magee Is Found in San Mateo Close to the . Ocean. The body. of Mrs. Ida Magee, who digap- peared from her home in this city on Sep- tember 26, was found Friday afternoon on the coast of San Mateo County about three miles west of Colma. The woman had wandered away from her home while in a half demented state and being in a sickly and weak condition died of exposure and exhaustion. The body was removed to Colma Sat- urday, and yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner E. C. Cunningham held the in- quest. The jury rendered the following verdict: We, the jury, find that the deceased, Mrs. Ida Magee, died from exposure and exhaus- tion while tn a weak and demented condition. The jurors were J. Silican, James O'Con- nor, P. Milvern, Aaron Benson, T. Me- William Magee, husband of the deceas- ed, testified as to her weak mental and bodily condition at'the tme she left her home. —_————— Lectures on. “Law of Success.” “The Law ‘of Success” was the sub- Ject of an interesting lecture by Dr. O. N. Orlow last evening at Upper Golden Gate Hall. Dr. Orlow emphasized the im- bortance of a man: ascertaining his own value and then keeping in mind a pur- pose' that - will lead to ultimate success, Several musfcal numbers were given after the lecture. Miss Dorothea Yeape sang a soprano solo and Miss Estelle Eaton ren- dered a violin number excellently. Miss Bdith Louise Barnum sang Millard's *“Ave Maria” with charming sympathy. Her lenes were faultless and her volce clear, sweet and perfectly sustained. —————— Trapper's Oil cures rheumatismand neuralgla. Drugglsts, 50c flask. Richard & Co.,406 Clay, * —_———— ‘Will Entertain Grand Officers. Great preparations have been made by San Francisco Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, for the entertainment to- mght of the grand officers and visiting Hall, Sutter street. Through the efforts | of the worthy matron, Mrs. Charlotte Ma. | rals, and her husband, C. P. L. Marals, the worthy patron, nothing has been left urdone to make the incoming of the grand officers delegates po and delegates a memorable 4 CADETS SEGURE NEW FEATURES Talent From Central to Assist at the Or- pheum. Matinee Boxes for League of Cross Benefit to Be Sold Tec-Night, The meeting of the League of the Cross carnival committee last night in Loyola Hall was almost entirely taken up with making further arrangements for the speclal matinee to be given next Friday afternoon at the Orpheum. This enter- tainment will be a sort of an introduc- tion, as it were, to the great poster car- nival, and the cadets and their friends desire to make it an unprecedented suc- | cess. Alréady an exceptionally entertain- ing programme has been secured. The sweetest singers and the best actors at the various local theaters have graciously volunteered their services. Kach day sees some new feature added to the al- ready long list of attractions. The latest nrumber to be added to the programme is a sketch, “To Love and to Lose,” by Georgie Cooper, Flossie Chapman, Thom- as Kierns and Schuman, four players | from the Central. There has been such an unusual de- mand for seats that the committee has decided to publicly raffle off the boxes and other choice locations to-night in Loyola Hall. On Tuesday tickets may be secured of Sherman, Clay & Co., on Kearny street. The ways and means committee report- ed to the meeting last night that the | merchants are taking considerable inter- est in the poster carnival and the accom- panying poster parade. Many of the principal firms of the city have already secured space in Mechanics’. Pavilion and signified their intention of making exten- sive and picturesque displays of their goods. In many respects the carnival ‘will resemble the Mechanics’ fair, which | was so popular and such an efficient means of advertising the city’s industries a few years ago. Colonel J. E. Power reported that al- most all the cadet companies were plan- ning attractions for the carnival. He sald that one company intended to have a rep- resentation of Sutters Fort, that historic spot where gold was discovered by John Marshall. At the next meeting of the ways and means committee space will be allotted to the companies. Company C will give a dance to-night in Mission Parlor Hall, on Seventeenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero streets. The boys of this company pride themselves on stheir reputation as enter- tainers, and those who attend to-night arc certain of a good time. It was announced at the meeting last night that the Rosarians Society of St. Dominic’s Church will have charge of the mammoth grabbag af. the carnival, and that suitable articles for this feature may be sent to Miss Julla C. Coffey, 2005 Web- ster street. BRIDE OF SIX WEEEKS TRIES TO KILL HERSELF Husband Knocks Acid Bottle Out of Wife’s Hands and Both Are Burned. Because she and her husband quarreled ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW GOODS SPECIALS THIS WEEK. SILK DEPARTMENT. 15 pleces 20-INCH BLACK PEAU DE SOIE, warranted o puEeiSHE N G TNa LG T e Yeed 15 pleces 24-INCH BLACK and very heavp quality............ PEAU DE SOIE, pure slik 85c Yard 15 pleces 21-INCH BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE, verg lustrous and extra heavg................88¢c Yard DRESS 600DS DEPARTMENT. One case (30 pleces) FRENCH CREPE ORIENTALE, 42 Inches wide, pure silk and wool and in all the new L R S AR s SRR $1.00 Yard One case (24 pieces) 50-INCH ALL-WOOL BASKET WEAVE CHEVIOT, in all 0 the principal colorings.... $1.00 Yard POPLIN, full 44 inches wide, in about 18 different shades, also Black BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. ......8$1.00 Yard One case (30 pieces) BLACK ENGLISH ZIBELINE, shrunk finish and full 50 inches wide.$1.00 Yard One. case (24 pleces) 50-INCH BLACK PEBBLE CHEVIOT,. an extrg, firm well... CLOTH DEPARTMENT. quality....$1.00 Yard One case (20 pieces) CAMEL’S HAIR HOP SACKING, 50 inches wide, an extra heavy quality and will wear ......$1.00 Yard One case (35 pleces) 50-INCH GENUINE AMAZON CLOTH, 1n all the leading shades; also Black.......... ceeeneenn... $1.00 Yard One case (20 pleces) ENGLISH VENETIAN CLOTH, verp lustrous and all good shades, 50 Inches in width...... One case (40 pileces) GENUINE ENGLIS -$1.50 Yard H CORDUROYS, *27 inches wide in a great varlety of colorings........ ..75¢c Yard Samples of any of the above goods forwarded free to any address. n3. nz, s, . s, 121 FOST STREET. Lois Strawn, a bride of six weeks, at-| tempted suicide yesterday afternoon by swallowing carbolic acid. Wilbur Strawn, her husband, who 18 a barber, knocked the bottle out of her hand before she could drink a fatal dose and in doing so the | a%d" splashed over his wife’'s face andi arms and a portion of it burned his hands | also. They were both taken to the Emergency ‘Hospital, where Dr. W. P. Harvey admin- istered an antidote to the woman and dressed both their burns. Mrs. Strawn and her husband live at 763 Folsom street and it was there that the woman made the rash attempt @ipon her life. At the hospital Mrs. Stzawn would give no reason for having attempted her lifc beyond the bare statemen: that she had quarreled with her husband. The couple were married in where the bride’s mother tesides. —_——————————— Greeks Have Sunday Mix-Up. Bad blood between sections of the Greek colony resulted in a mix-up on Ninth street yesterday afternoon, as a re- sult’ of which two brothers, Emanuel and George Sardides, were locked up in| the City Hall station and Peter Gramas treated at the Emergency Hospital for bites on the hand. According to Gramas’ | story, he had just left a restaurant on | Ninth street when he was set upon by | Emanuel Sardides, who struck him from | behind, while, at the same time, his brother, George, sank his teeth into the flesh of the middle finger of his right hand. Emanuel was charged with bat- tery, while George had a charge of may- hem placed against his name. —_——— Stabbed in Street Fight. | During a fight on the corner of Mont- | gomery avenue and Broadway about 3 o’clock yesterday morning Fred Keogh, a i clerk, living at 1829 Broadway, was | | Fresno, stabbed in the left hand. He accused | Walterman Aulin of stabbing him, and | Aulin .was arrested by Policemen Hand- ley, McGrayan and Herlihy and booked at the City Prison on a charge of as- sault with a deadly weapon. e —————————————— | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN. Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where! Dandruff Is Eradicated. Sealskin is admired the world over for its softness and glossiness, and yet the | human hair is equally as soft and glossy | when healthy; and the radical cause of | all hair trouble is dandruff, which is caused by a pestiferous parasite that saps the vitality of the hair at its root. New- bro’'s Herpicide is the only preparation that is fatal to the dandruff germ. With- sout dandruff no falling hair, but a lux- uriant growth of glossy, soft hair is cer- tain. Scouring the scalp won’t cure dan- | druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thousands | of women owe their beautiful suits of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. EMORODICIDE (Trade Mark Reg.) 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