The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 25, 1903, Page 28

28 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1903. ROCK WEIGHTS PAUL EGRY, GYPSY SUICIDE'S BoDY | J J Man Bent on Destroying Himself Obliterates Blood Urges Him All Clews. | MUSICIAN, - PUTS AN END TO ERRATIC LIFE Graduate of European Academies and Ac- knowledged Violin Master, His Vagrant to Disgrace and Death NCE a master, whose wizard touch the violin had charmed the 3 m: on Corpse Floats With Tide ears of thousands in all of the After Three Weeks’ largest cities of the world, now a i sheeted figure on a slab at the Submersion. | Morgue—this is the allegro and diminu - do in the life harmony of Paul Ergy, m: B ter artist o vpsy. forty- of his life it was s i and the gypsy body o M ggled for supremacy The ved audiences with a master WOR WEEe gypsy sank to the depth of e -~ 1l despair. It was the - i terminated all with - . e acid s g alone in his room at the Auditorfum 4 7 Eddy st is last touch on . \e terrible acid on the cor- nd Folsom streets l a -~ s he died at the al | = romantic one, is found in the rid of to-day outside of books. as_he was known to his > 5 yrn in the litdle village of | in the h of Hungary s « earne » magic of the w arian musi d there too first : life the spirit of ywing love for music . \, } I - 1 y - the had the violin t difficulties . 1 left Lt | e famous hus- . Chimay, is \|H to b: - companion | - rred him on to fur ars ago his wif W ! om him, and this last anchor o ; B ne, Egry plunged down the steep path s sy on which led to the * final SALE OF ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR morrow we will place on sale some rich and elegant Italian Silk undergarments at reductions rarely made on this class of merchandise. Thwe garments wiil wash as readily sa hmdl\enhu and are especially Jde‘:d to this climate and traveling. ATION SUIT ttily trimmed SILK COMBIN h ALIAN SILK COMBI SILK CHEMISE; all colors: immed with n and ribbon NG srmer pric —_— 2 PRICE VE trimmed with $2=2 sl crocheted silk .n.ilr"::x’x’:z; $2£‘_’ SALE e of every garment has been greatly reduced. The stocks a good range to choose from. Particular Attention is Directed to Coats at $7.50 $10. $12.50 Former prices $12 and $14. Sale of Misses’ and Children’s Dresses. \v..mprnu! styles of odds and ends in sizes from 1 to 14 are to be old regardless of manufacturers’ cost. Former prices Former prices $15 and $18, $20 to $25. Notw on Bisplay. anins Wash Maists for Xyrmgl ;S;i Summer 918922 Market Street. “A"- UHD[HS receive careful attention. page illustrated catalogue. Send for 48— T | | | R R G TR A s L B | | GYPSY MUSICAL GENIUS WHO | | ENDED HIS LIFE WITH POISON. [ | | | . paying for his passage b caring for the Since his return to San I August_he’ has gements at Fischer’'s and other music and made a trip to San“Jose re- 3ut he had become a more and familiar flgure around the low | had temporary Arthur Weiss, to reform him. The last chapter of his life was recorded in the darkness of a deserted street yesterday { morning. @ ittt el @ | TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY | Use Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, -Hoarseness, Bronchitis and all throat and FIng troubles. 2%c, S0c. At all drugglsts. * —————— SABBATH DAY SERVICES Thelir Discourses Both Morning = | | and Evening. The services at the churches this- da: are as follow! Emanuel ner His Owr | n- svening—'‘The Trag- Morning—*The_§ Pastor, Rev, F. W. English Lutheran: Morning—*How iah Hindered the Bullders. ander. : Mo Evening—" Pastor, he Influence | Develbpment of | Willlam Kirk The Rev. ted Presbyterian: Morning—""Bor- | iever.” Evening—''In the New | Rev. H. H. Bell. 1 ngregational: Morning—‘The Sign > Service of Sung derland | Home First C. of the Tim Morning—‘Bearing, cning—*"Humble Pastor, Rev. | Congregational : Preserver of the nediction of Morning—*‘The bdy and it Wondrot : of the A ar- | ““The End C. Adams. has been 3 John piscopal: Morn- | ening sermon | arence Reed dist Episcopal: Morning— in Religion.” Evening—‘‘Ancient Apologies.”” Pastor, Rev. F. M. Larkin Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal: Morning—*“Ten Points of vangelical Bellef.” Pastor, Rev M. Larkin. Episcopal: Morring. sing of Suffering.” Evening—Rev JFleld will preach. ~Pastor, Rev { I | The Rev. Walter Cully, general secretary | of the B. Y. P. U. A.] who is making a tour of the coast in the interest of religious work among young people, will address a mass meeting at the First Baptist Church this afternoon. Rev. Father Sardi will preach at the 10:30 o'clock mass in St. Ignatius Church this morn- ing. Rev. Father Forhan will deliver the, dis- course at vesners Triends and patrons of the Sisters of ChaY— ity, members of St. Vinceuts' Alumnae and | Yoing Ladies' Sodality are cordtally in to be present at the solemn pontifical mass In St. Patrick’s Church this morning at 11 'clock The fifth musical service at Trinity Church will be given this evening at 8 o’clock. Gaul's oratorlo, *“The Ten Virgins,” will be rendered. The seoloists will be: Miss Millle Flynn and | Mrs. Max Warshauer, sopranos; Miss Gertrude Wheeler and rs. Lawrence, contraltos; Frank Onslow, tenor, and Otto Wedemeyer, barytone. Louls H. Eaton, organist and di- rector of the choir. Knights Templar Auxiliary. At the January meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of California Commandery, No. 1, of the Knights Templar, the ladies en- joyed a dainty luncheon after the admis- sion of several ladies who had applied for membership. It was decided to give a Washington birthday party on the even- ing of February 21, which will be in the nature of a theater party, to be followed | by a supper at a popular rotisserie. The hostess, at the meeting which was held in Eutopla Hall was Mrs. S. A. McDon- nell, who was assisted by Mrs. J. F. Lo- gan, Mrs. T. B. de Witt, Miss Bragr, Mrs. Val Schmidt, Mrs. P. F. Fergusou, Miss Eva Powell, Mrs. T. J. Crowley, Mrs. Ada R. Duncan, Mrs. James Young, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. George Haas, Mrs. A. A. Batkin, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. H, Demkroger, Mrs. Howard J. Barbier and Mrs. W. R. Jones. PP S S Royal Worcester Corsets, style 446, at Tbe. Chester F. Wright, 6 Geary st., upstalrs. —_—————— Sutro Height’s Installation. The recently elgcted officers of Court Sutro Helghts of the Foresters of Amer- ica will be installed in Shasta Hall of the Ploneer building to-morrow evening. After the ceremony there will be a programme of entertainment and the serving of a col- lation. {1 ancisco a'year | despite the efforts of his brother, | _ AT VARIOUS CHUBCKES‘ D. Pastors Select Time!y Topies " for | Hmvmrl Parrish, Rev. H. B, Monges, Rev. throp; Grace Church—Rev, M. Foute B. Bradley, Messrs. W. H. Crocker, Ringwalt, Willlam Mintzer, George H Herbert Folger; James Mission- \‘! ],;« P Charles H. Hubbs, ncen Kiilick, J Lafterty; St Rev. L. C. Sanford, Rev STS, w Van Reynesc F 3 V. F. S a or B B M. Weeden, Rev. “W. y e os, Dy Ac, Lewis, M. Messrs. A. N. Drown, H. C. Dav 4 Phelps, G. H. Kellogs, J." P. Lansharis Mary e Virgin—itev. Stephen Tnnes, M Bk * llingworth, 1 e C. Woodward, W. M. Reilly Bours, ‘Messrs.' H. Alexander Gray, Archibald C. Kains, William 'M. Furbush; St. Stephen’s— Messrs, Arthur Price, Clarke J. Burnham, Frank H. G Meiler, Georgn E. Bennett Clampett, D.D.; Rev prai Hooper, W 'F. Deal, J. V. | Middleton, R Seamen's lnnlllu Rev. Arthur Kurney E. McLiebenrdod, Messrs. arrison, . Everton, A 3 | man, Mr." Balfour. i R San Jose: Christ Church Mission—Rev, | don D. Wilson, Messrs. U. P. Squires, z‘- MANY DELEGATES WILL ASSEMBLE Session of the Diocesan | Council Will Be Notable. Those Who Will Attend the Episcopal Convention Are Named. The convention of the Episcopal church | of the diocese of California, which will be held in this city mext Tuesday, will comprise a larger number of parishes, missions and delegates, clerical and lay, | than ever before assembled in council | since the organization of the jurisdiction. Fhe attendance promises to be very large | and representative, The list of delegates follows: Alameda : Lewle, E. | | A. N. Charies Church—Me: F. M. French, Christ Willlam Rigby, Bul Arroyo Grande: C. §. Linsley, Clevenger, Mrs. James Poole, W. Clevenger. Bakersfleld: St. Paul's Church—Rev. Ed- ward Morzan, Messrs. Albert C. Maude, Er- nest W. Wright, Reginald P. Fo: Belmont: Good Shepherd M | Swindell, Mrs. Alfrea Hammerson, Clellan. Berkeley : o Centerville: Poole, Miss Ihoebe ton—F. | W. Miss Mc- St. Mark'e—Rev. George E. Swan. St. James Mission—Rev. H. A. Bunting, Mrs. Frank Smith, Turnor, Mrs. Joseph Smith, 1. Corte Madera: Holy Innocents’ ('h\"“"'l Res. Archdeacon Emery. Ei Paso de Robles: St James Mission—Rev. | wan, Messrs. Charles Niles: Trinity Mission—Rev. Mrs. | H. A. Mosler, Mrs. A. Montross, Chalmers, Messrs. W. L. Tyson, R. H. Hunt. St. Matthias Missfon. Church of the Adve: haw, Messrs. H. = | mund Taylor, ¥ | 3. A A H. numr | Messra,_C. D. Hall, George Rbeth, Henry Brace Hayden; Trin- ity— D. D., Messrs. M. | Do, 3. . Bakewell, John Hampton, J “'nxd(-n Pacifl St. Mary's by the slon—Rev Hobart Chetwood, Messrs, Cowan, C. P. Leggett, M Mrs. ¢. C. Raymo T Palo Alto: All £ L. s. G. L. Cl B. Wright . F. H. Fowler, J. Plerce Mitcheil. Pleasanton: 8t. Point _Richmond Walter S. Bennison P. Campbell, Messrs. Martin Luther Park, H. N. Barney. Redwood City: Rev. N. B. W. Gallw Rosedale: St. John's Mission—Rev. Edward Paul's—Rev. Rowling. St. Matthew's Mission—Mrs, r. H. Gimball, San Francisco: Chureh of the Advent G. M. Cutting, ME dohn W N San Ardo An- Rev. B. k. than Hogarth, Miss L. don D, Wilson, Mrs. Luls Arques. San Jose Trinity—Rev, George W. Foote, ?[!FIHHMM Mn “;{ne A. S. Bacon, R. M. Sand- ord T8. [ac N. Palmer, Mrs. W. Worthen. e San Luls Obispo: St. Rev. C, 8. Lindsey, Mrs. Throop, Mrs, J. C. Naylor, Messrs. J. C. Naylor, D, M. Garrison, | Benjamin Brook | San Mateo: Church of St. Mnt!hew—Rev E. E. D. Be: Brackford, Mrs, Stephen’s_ Mission— . Parsons, Messrs. ylard, M. Howard, F. 8. Moody, L. C. McAlee. F. G. Shrewsbury. San Miguel: St. John's Mission—Rev. E. A. McGowan, Mies § Flint, William Empson, San_Ral $ DB Metsrs. B, F. Beang B, Menzies, Vin. cent Neale, John F. Boyd, George E. Butler. Santa Clara: Church of the Holy Savior Mis. elon—Rev, H. H. Powell. Santa Crus: Chlvary—Rev. C. O Tillottsoy, W. M 3 Lindsay. W. H. F. Day, Willlam H. Rofr. Crirtnt CrureheRev A G, Wil W. F. Venables, Miss H. J. Crump- Penlington. : St Luke's Misslon—Rev. C. L. kery, Miss R. Parrow, Miss E Calten | Messrs. B, M. Owens, W. R. Slammers, W. Stale; Sonora: St. James Mission. South San Francisco Misslon—Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Jennie Frost, Mrs. . Mar- tin, Miss Helen Staub, W. J. eru Stockton: St. John's—Rev. ok, Cla J.OM \\ellh Andrew . Owen. 1 Mission—Rev. Willlam Messrs. R, E. Wilholt, Wolf, J. D. Young, C. [ N B Burns, “Tuoiumne: §t. Michael's Mission _— Rev, | George Maxwell, Mrs. C. A. Emery, Miss . M. Dorsey, Messrs. C. A. Emery, E. A. Block- linger, H. C. Asbe. William Visalia: St. Paul's Burns. ‘Walnut Creek: St. Paul's Mission—Rev. A, M. Kierluft, Mrs. E. J, Hutchinson, Mrs. 8, J. Plerson, Mrs. R. C, O'Nell, Mrs.'C. Sher. burne, Mrs. Alie Caldwell. ‘Watsonville: _All Souls'—Rev. H. B. Col- | ||-r. Messrs. ~Willlam Burbeck, Edward A. Hall, James Waters, W. J. McGowan, H. C. “)ckol! Mission—Rev, Charged With Manslaughter. Yesterday the Coroner’s jury, which in- vestigated the death of Lottie Peterson, the 19-year-old Santa Rosa girl who died on January 18 as the result of an unlawful operation, fixed the blame of her death upon Mrs. Mary Balkwell of 642 Hamp- shire street and charged her with man- slaughter. Detective Ed Gibson arrested the Balkwell woman on suspicion shortly after the death of Lottie Peterson and she is now in the City Prison. ——————————— Trapper's Oil cures rheumatismand neuralgla. Druggists, 50c Sask. Richard & Co., 406 Clay. * | Weak Eyes and Poor Sight. St. Barnabas Mission—Rev. | Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs, W. | EXPERT OPTICIAN. &= $100 REWARD For the arrest and conviction of the im- postors who travel and deceive the public by using the name George Mayerle, German Opti- cal Institute, or Mayerle & Co. of San Fran The wrong glasses will ruin the strongest eves. THE GENUINE MAYERLE'S GLASSES Strengthen Must be ordered dires {om George Mayerls, ‘German Otioal lnstituts, 1071 Market stzeet, San Franeisco. Goorgs Ma Eye W ler INSTANTLY relieves a.. eye ll’oublc: Highly recommended We: Poor Sight, re, ' Discharging, Burning, Smarting, Itching, Inflamed or Injured F Headaches, ness, Nervousne and Gluey Eyelids, Floatin; pots, Cloudy Vislon, ete. By mall, 50c. Remember, the Gen- uine must have signature of George Maverle, also the Trade Mark, an Eye with a Crown. GEORGE MAYERLE, German Optlcal Institute, charter member American Asscclation of Opticians, 1071 Market Bt. 8a FRANCISCO, CAL. Opposite Hibernia Bank. Telephone, South N DOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.” Brewed from Bohemian Hops. SOLD EVERVWHERE. RUSS HOUSE American and All modern conveniences. quarters for mining and com headquarters. i Army and navy Sample el's Mission—Rev. Wil- rooms. Music kl’r‘lh“e“ hour. Located In | Gilroy:" St. Stephen's—Rev. D. 0. Kelley. | | SHAS, REWMAR €O srop” formeay s il St hen's. - g C: . NEWMAN CO., prop., formerly pro- Fresno: St. James—Rev, Harvey 5. Han-| | prietor of Richelieu Cafe, Montgomery, i i . i STE | | Bush & Piie sts.; telephone in every room. anford: Church of the S —Rev. | Jgmard, Messrs 1 farner. Charles T | oD ing, George Urallstord, George Aydelott, J Barbour. | UNKNOWN MAN FOUND Haywards: Trinity Mission—Rev. H. Lee, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mrs. Oscar Hill, Mrs. E. ( HANGING TO BEDPOST M\ke{ Mrs. Hubert Waltteman, Miss Joseph- B o Luke's Misston—Mrs. T.|A Mission-Street Lodging-House | Ramedell, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Greenwood, Keeper Discovers Body of Sui- Messre, Charles Hopscroft G. Agnew. N Jolon 's Mi ., E. A: Mc- cide in Room. o b Rev. C. M| An unkonwn man was found h Hoges A1 e suspended from his bedpost in his room ypavermore: Grace Mission—Mrs. M. Black, | at 651 Mission streets at 3 o'clock yester- S T Wpotier, Mr | day afternoon. The body was remaved to P. Mally, Lorin: Rev. T. L. |the Morgue, where it:is awaitihg identi- | Randolph, McGee, Mrs. Bands > | Brown, 3ire, Mary & Tiagies, Mia. Hiiza Spen- | n Teulia, the proprietor of the | T tnte: Ya e Rev. D, Lewis, | |1cdging-house where the man lived, nity Mission—Rev, George H.|knocked at his deer shortly after no D. N | and receiving no response became sust Bt S ‘l‘, l’““{.'l‘;[;' clous that all was not well within. [ Samuel Potter, 1t ¢ Brown. (. C. Swain. " [called Officer McNamara, who broke the Menio. P einity. Rev. N ". Gall- | door down and fourd the unknown sui- sy, Mosars. A C Busscit, R D. G Ed- | clde. The landlord says that he has gar s, Timothy opkins, Perry | the ¢ d man as a lodger for two months, e M D e AL eke. M | but that he has lost the record of his George A. Johnson, Messrs R. Gurr, Ges | rame., Nothing was found which could A Johnson, F. K Tayio 1or Aission | FIVE @NY-clew to the identity ‘of the man. 2 pliey: . (Church of Qur Savior Mission | " e js‘five feet nine inches in height and T Monteaste. Messre. Jullan Harries’ W, Gor: | Welghs 130 pounds. He has a dark brown don Selwood, Arthur L, House. | mustache and pointed nose and his dress Modesto: St. Paul's Mission—Rev. D. O.|jndicates that he was a laborer. | Kelley, Mrs. French, Mrs. I'. A. Cressy, Messrs. TUBL B R Willlam H. Hallow, Frank A. Cressy, Tracy ek g = Native Daughters to Install. g Mopterey: St James Misaio The following named officers of Las Lo- o mas Parlar. No. of tha Native Daugh- ters of the Golden West, - will be installed to-morrow, nightajn_Mission Hall: Miss Anna F. Lacy, past president; Miss Rose Sinith, president; Miss Lillian Kern, Miss e Lenhardt, vice Dreatnd “N “‘?fl I'fion»r marshal Ln,\\un, recorging, -and Miss mma Erefling, financlal pecrclury; Miss T o : > | Miss May E ADVERTISEMENTS. . Our Janvary Salc of Linen. HandKerchiefs, Embroider- ies, Muslin Underwear, Rib- bons and House Furnishing Goods will be continved .l this week. 130 25 dozen extra quality, all linen, Irish Huck Towels, large size and hemmed ready for use, $3.00 dozen pairs Lace Curtains in Arabian, whits and ecru. New and exclusive designs. 30 different patterns, $3.00 pair 45 dozen ladies’ linen cambric, hem- stitched Handkerchiefs. % and %4 $1.50 dozen yards cambric, swiss, lawn and naginsook Edgings and Insertions. 5c to 50c per pard pieces 3%-inch soft finish Satin Taffeta Ribbon in all the leading colors. Also 875 whites, creams and blacks, 20¢€ ud. dozen ladies’ Muslin Gowns. Made from extra quality muslin and trimmed with fine embroideries, $1.00 cach dozen ladies’ cambric Muslin Skirts, made with cluster tucks and trimmed with two rows of fine lace, also laca trimmed dust ruffle, $2.50 each inch hems. 3 111, 113, 115, 117, 119, 121 POST STREET. Daggett, Mrs. E. Schofleld and Miss Rosa Mary = Walters, ~ treasurer; ' Miss Nan Abrahamson, inside, and Miss Josephine | Keily, trustees; Dr. Louise B. Deal Abrahamson, ontside sentinel; Mrs. 8. P. fan, and Miss Kittle Whal orga CAILLEAU’S enuine Annual Sale Of This Season’s Cloaks, Waists, Suits, Etc., COMMENCES To=-Morrow, onday, Jan’y 20 {14-116 Kearny Street. for Two Wecks