The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 27, 1903, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1903. C 2 CLINKS NAME [cuee seiecrs [T BUILD DOMES |°:8.REfvedecs NAMES OFFICER [SACREDFEART IHENRY K. BELOEN []l: ELUBMAN - FOR HISTORIAN [[]HESE“F[3+ OF IMPROVEME_NI FOR JUV[NMS GIVEN BENEFIIT melmflm Selected by Judge Elisworth. Dying Coachman Heffer- | man Accuses Leader || University Plans Annex for the Students’ Observatory. Man Prominent in In- surance World Goes to Last Rest. Takes Charge of Youthful Offenders Given Proba- Instruments Received Lately Will Greatly Assist Is Suddenly Stricken With Pneumonia Which Car- in Society. Astronomers. tionary Chance. ries Him Away. gt ———— Berkeley Office San Francisco Call, | | Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 11 Oakland Office San Francisco Cali, Tarrytown’s Aristocratic Set1 Withholds Identity of | Suspect. 2148 Center Street, May 26. The University of California is about to | | | build an extensive addition to the Stu- dents’ Observatory in order to accommo- ] date the three new telescopes that were recently received at the university. John | | Galen Howard, supervising architect for the university, is drawing the plans ac- cording to the wishes of Professor A. O. 1118 Broadway, May 26. Miss Anita Whitney, secretary of the Associated Charities and prominent in social reform work in this city, has been appointed juvenile probation officer for Alameda -County, under the provisions of an act passed by the last lcgislature establishing a juvenile court for youths of each sex under the age of sixteen years. | | 1118 Broadway, May 2§ | | Henry K. Beiden of the firm of Beiden & Palache, Pacific Coast managers for | the Hartford Fire Insurance Company of | | Connecticut, died to-night at 1 o'clock at his residence, Lake and Oak stree from pneume with which he was stricken last Thursday. Mr. Belden's con- dition had been serious for several days, Theorists Express Belief That Kill- ing of the Menial Was Due to Jealous Husband’s {L ~hner, rofe str v Mistake. e Noleson s ey and The appointment was made by Superior but did not beecome eritical until yester- | The new building will have three domes, | Judge John Ellsworth, who has been day, when the physicians attending and ——— | selected to preside over the juvenile court. B il Sat & oy out of each of which will protrude a new telescope. There will be room also for a | number of other scientific instruments, that the university has been unable to ! on unt of lack of space. Con- | < for the reception of the new | instruments have already been built upon | the ground. Some of the instruments will be in the open air and around these a platform will be built for the benefit of | | the students. | Of these new telescopes one is a gift | and two are purchases. They have five- inch lenses. ely a Mr. Belden went home ing ill. On Friday he wen | | in San Franeisco, but was return home again Dr. A. Liliencrants | attended the patient at the outset, Dr. | Breyfogel of San Francisco being subse- lpauently called. All of last night they | were in constant attendance at his bed- side. From office boy to manager is the record | of the deceased insurance man, who rank | ed among the leaders in his profession. Miss Whitney possesses unusual quali- fications for the position, which requires peculiar ability. She has made a thorough | study in New York City of social settle- ment work, is a graduate of the Un versity of California and has given years of effort to sociological investigations. Miss Whitney is a daughter of the late Senator George Whitney and is a niece of the late Stephen J. Field, Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Under the juvenile court law a detention | home will be provided, to which young | Special Dispatch to The Call. NEW YORK, May 26.—The J. to-morrow; Astonishing 1 the murder ds con soclety m: revelati tery of t ed the name and a member ib with the shooting of John Hefferman, the coachman. So conspic- t that extraordinary e de to keep his name ec » tragedy. rman had been sitting on the ! —_—————————— offenders will be taken instead of to a | He was born fifty-four years ago in New kness with Miss Sa CLAIMS THAT HER AUNT 1 Jail or prison. Thence they will be given | | York City. went west early in life, re- attention in the juvenile court and their cases will receive such disposition as the | individual and the circumstances seem to | warrant. The purpose of the law tol | keep youthful offenders from contact with | = siding in Milwaukee, and | the employ of the Hartfc Company in Chicago. When the com- | pany, in 1570, established its Pacific Coast | headquarters at San Fran o Mr. Bel- er enterfg 1 wn on Sunday even- for whom Heffe man worked, admitted to-day that the nded man, when he was brought to ley station in ing condition, ma WAS UNDULY INFLUENCED | ce Contests Will of firs. Margaret | l Walreth, Who Left Fortune rance ing a member of the iri i debasing Influences and to give them op- B = 2 . | den, then a clerk, was sent out under 3 f 3= OAKT \\‘ltro \ffx“‘lni:];itimtefl of the | fo— 4. [ portunity to start afresn without cun-i AMATHUR ACTOR WHG WILL t Manager P. P. Hayward. He worked his me should mever come | will o ihe Gate neEar i tamination from criminals. | APPEAR AT THE SACRED | | gay to the front rapidly and soon be- ‘ 1, “because he is absolutely | | HISTORTAN AND PRESS REP- | |V O P 0 £ e THE ENERGETIC PRESIDENT Miss Whitney as probation oflicer will | HEART BENEFI | | came manager. He was a member of the ¥ f being connected with tk | SENTATIVE OF THE ALA- { by her niece, Mrs. Mary E. Burnham, was | OF THE NORTH BERKELEY have control over these juveniles. |, | Masonic order and a trustee of the First hope that the name will not MEDA ADELPHIAN CLUB on trial to-day before Judge Hall. Mrs. | IMPROVEMENT CLUB. The Ebell Society to-day voted $50 as | 3 — —<* | Presbyterian Church of this city. Oak- 1 at the Coroner’s inquest t AU i o g st | Walreth lert an estate valued at $30.00 | e s . one year's subscription toward the salary P . 7 | Jand had been his home for twenty-five : [t Bk 4| principally to spiritualistic friends. The |4 4 |of @ probation officer for first oftenders| Entertainment With Varied | vears. se tes e and four chil- eory known to be held by many * | niece is contesting the bequests on the | over the sge of sixteen years. That ofi- b Is Bei ; dren—Dr K, Belden. o dentist of rs of the mystery is that the | Micc Ida Grace W | ground that her aunt was mentally un-| Ny e ig: cer, whose position and duties were estab- o 5 o San Fran anie elden, Mis o TRy B8 that ahe i Miss1da Grace Wastell Shown | S o e unduly influenced at the North Berkeley Citizens Are | jisiea by the s Tatt lelxl‘xlure. though | rogramme Is being | Louise Belden and Miss Nadine Belden i was also mistaker . time of making the will. Those Who are 4 e without salary, will deal with those who o Several years ago Mr. Belden was the g Honor by Adelphians obbosedl 10 Kerekhe ths hanioits e AL Preparing to Modernize [arp Aot Ceiie SN G Talthar trohl- | Prepared. | victim of a mysterious midnight attack P | lan D. Cushing, Margaret Cushing, Miss | . = ment than penal incarceration. Appeal ————— | by a supposed maniac armed with an ax. of Alameda. | Louise Larne, Cyrus L. Larne, Grace L. | Institution. has been made through the Oakland Club s : .| He was called to his front door by the Larne and Mrs. Sarah A. Main, for financlal assistance to maintain the | AKLAND, May 2.—An entertain- | pej} ringing as he opened it the S ST ‘ Mrs. Walreth’s husband was killed by e work. The Ebell Society is the first to | ment for the benefit of Sacred | strange assailant struck at him with the 1da G falling down an elevator shaft in the | ERKELEY, May The old | respond. | Heart Church will be given In| weapon. Mr. Belden caught the blow on been chosen' by the | Hotel St. Nicholas, San Francisco, and | North; -BarkEiby Toirovenialit —_————————— | Sacred Heart Hall, on Forty-first | his arm and wrenched the ax out of his of directors of the | PArt of the old woman's vagaries are at-| Club has been resuscitated and | TEAM RUNS DOWN AND | strest, searGirove. next Thursday | TS CLEE il MaNCN e oliee mive® 0. e the Histo- | A mong the benenuiaries of thaimwi wrel its members are going to con- | INJURES WHEELWOMAN |evering. Among the features of the even-| s eq the mystery. Frank H. Cheese- 1 resenta- | United States Judge J. J. de Haven and | tinue the work that it carried on | Sty . | ing will be an Irish three-handed reel and | map, 4 desperate madman, then at large, \ leader | members of his family, who were remem- | £0 effectively up to a year or so ago, | Wife of Deputy County Clerk tMHK‘" JEI\THH: Address,” delivered by Thomas | was u[nnrxml to have been the midnight bered in small amounts. Mts. Walreth | whe Six. intecast’ be o | Tee | 9. Killian. ] ax wiclder. died in Alameda last January. s thelc, Intersstotiontin ({0 0ngorsho | Severelycrlfix.rt‘ s | “"Among those who will take | Arrangements for Mr. Belden's funeral During the trial several witnesses tes- s were allowed to get along in their | oliision. | Patrick Brannigan, Irish jig | will be made to-morrow. Because of his tified to the qu beliefs of the dead | ©WN Way. There are lots of things to do| OAKLAND, May 26.—Mrs. H. E. Magill, | Henry Goerner, tragedian; Will { death all social functions in honor of the Ma- | dancer and eomedian; James Madden | in North Berkeley, lots of improvements | wife of Deputy County Clerk H. E. arriage of his son Daniel and Miss ! | m exercised over hcrim‘mlpd. so the members propose to set |gi | woman and the uer which her be- =5 g lief in spiritual was knocked down last night at|comedian and cakewalker; Master Vin-| Charlotte Laws of Sacramento, set for actions. themselves hard at work. ‘Thirteenth and Webster streets by a team | cent Westoff, dancer; Miss Colby, recita- | june 10, have been canceled nmendation ———— Among the improvements that the club | while she was bicycling. She was uncon- | tions: Miss Zella Kurth, musical selec- | D _— iy h"('h:{" | PROCURES A PISTOL will advocate is a new fire house to A | scious for some xim; agor the .’\;'c‘ldcml. t“‘j",m::‘“ Miss Isabella ""f'hk*»ummaflc’ PLATINUM PLATE IN WILL ATTEMPT TO ALLAY des being tal (| POR | SELEDREENAR | L e arie | bl At Maghll mes: iaken to har ! VOGUE IN NEW YORK , Miss Wastell § < E: ton, the former Town | residence, 312 Tenth street, where she ig | @eieimiininieinimininirininteirimnint=i=i= Teamster Hunter Is Given Permit t0 | prysice, has promised to advance the|under a physician's care. ! Valuable but Seld'om Stolen Because It Is Difficult to : . merous Carry Weapon—Wharf Labor- | money (o the city for such a building and | s with pleasure. s | the club will back the proposition for all T Sell. Il is & member of the ers Demand Protection. [ 1 | terian Church, | OAKLAND, May 2.—Claiming that he | it 18 worth. Another Iimprovement ad- EVENTS IN SOCIE Y oaian i king tagir T One kind of valuable plate quite abund- 2 cated is a drin ountain for Ber- in N y ad been atiacked by a gang . | e New York is »m stolen b had been atiacked by a gang of men O | yvran”station.. The idea originated with ent in New York m stolen by | el the city wharf while hauling material, H. | A, L. Ott, a ploneer North Berkeleyan, | OAKLAND, May 26.—Mrs Shelby F. Mar-. burglars, though the metal of which it is | A. Hunter, a teamster, procured a permit | and the club is very much taken with it. | tin and Mrs. W. win Griffith were the hos- | | made far exceeds silver in cost. Every : college chemical laboratory and scores of | ¢ to ca revolver, declaring he | Then there are streets to be looked after | teeses at a large reception to-day at the | e o cattly Saatat Id not hesitate to use the weapon | and sidewalks and buildings that need | home on Madison street of Mrs. Martin's | factory laboratories have costly vessels should he agaln be assailed. Hunter | burnishing to make them acceptable | mother, Mrs. L. L. Bromwell. The floral dec- | made of platinum. The plain metal is formerly conducted a feed stable at Twen- | members ot the North Berkeley family. | orations were very elaborate and between 300 usually worth about its weight in gold ourth street and Broadway, but re-| The club began its activitfes by indorsing | and 400 guests called during the afternoon. ;Undertakers and Livery and made up into crucibles and other ves- | Captain W. H. M4 AGITATION IN MACEDONIA Former Minister of Finance of Bul- garia Goes o a Mission to Co inopl M. N went into the teaming business. | In resolution the recent special tax for |The recelving party was a large one, includ- sels used in laboratorfes it is much ware valuable than in its ordinary form. | ays his troubles are due to his re- | schools, which received the approval of |ing Mrs. L. L. Bromwell, Mrs. Frederick A. s : FlNE HESIU[N E[ to join the union, a course he de-|a majority of citizens. \ | tolp, Mo Trving C. Lewis, Mr. Water Bal- Stablemen Are in Ir::::‘::-rr(::“-uvrh u;lhr"’rlir.\h:arlg:qn:::l Jarn clares is unnecessary, as he is In business | Victor Robertson is the new president | four Harrub, Mrs. Walter A. Kenney of profits, for thei 7 | for himself and is not any one’s employe. | of the ciub, E. J. Martin is vice president, | Francisco, Mrs. E. G. Lukens, Mrs. Willam | Conference '“:m.m;gn the nw‘vl.-l‘:: r{r;:i’:r!:\vnx m‘—' snm‘j Teamsters employed by william | D. L hop is secretary and Henry | B. Hamilton of San Francisco, Mrs. = | plest forms, withos ation of an A tiny crucible holding perhaps Oakland Office San Francisco Call, | only a gill is worth $8 to $10, and some of who is hauling | Squires is the treasurer. President Rob- | Henshaw. Mrs. John Dornin of San Francisco, Flue Ignite T st terial to the new | ertson has outlined a progressive policy Eisie Bennet, Mre, Gearge E. de Golia, only. s worth 8 (o $10, and some of u nite 1o mining building at the University of Cali- | for the club and will appoint committees ouite: Allendac,; M St 1 e 1118 Broadway, May 2. e larger vessel d by ¢ ts are BIE Wer o1 ifornia, went on strike to-day because | of three and five for each department of Mrs. Montell Taylor, Mra. George Ham-| ... pyneral Directors” Assoctation of | WOrth several Bundred dollars each . 4 . . : Mrs. Henry Alexander Melvin, Mrs. Rob- ; these vessel so Bu]]dlng some non-union men were working for | Its work. Some or the members are Leo Mook, By Atipnest el W PR | et Couly. comfiosed of the cian- | . T0 ViIoa of. Bhetw v Is great idt, a contractc Sparks From Defective | : g Mo Plisged that they are locked up every night in a Schmidt ! Hampton, Willlam Whitne, Henry Francisco, Mrs. Churchill Tay Mrs. e ¢ I 1 yners’ o g g . e . - > 2 Men emp! ity wharf dis-| Lamp, W. H. Marston, H. J. Squires, Dr. | Thomas Cole of San Francteco, Mrs. Vernon | Dined undertakers, and the Stable Owners' | safe in any well conducted chemical lab- aglo Box F Edson Ke! W. W. Henry and A.| Waldron. Mrs. Charles Parc Association has under c leration a | oratory and frequently counted. Damaged i pplied to-day to Captain of Police | I Ott. George B. ¢ . - proposition to advance the charges for | vessels, and even the smallest scraps of i p *atmi | Mona Crellin, Miss C 1 ; platinum wire, are carefully treasured in on for protection. claiming they were | e TS Gaskill, Miss Chrisste ail Con hack hire at funerals from $4 a vehicle | Pld 15 Tactors T Yt S nue, occupled | unable to work, ring assault. L L o ) fooflecferieelosimtoofoiei= @ | ana Miss Clara Conver: San Francisco, | 1o $5. Although there is not complete | 304 sent to acte ¢ > t arwedel, Miss Ella Sterett and in order to be made over into new vessels, | Miss Elsie of Mrs. Adolph Poli ————— | - unanimity ameng the stablemen on the ist he vhe v 4 DO THEATERS TEND TO | Miss Mabel Gage. mity among t A chemist has somewhat the same feeling =a—————— and before the stubborn flames were ex- GRADUATES OF ALAMEDA | PROMOTE EDUCATION: L & .r i subject, several of the large livery own-| toward his platinum plate that a house- . 4 % : 4 The Men's ¢ the First Presbyterian | .. . e P i aliel POSTUM CEREAL. tinguished, the structure and its contenis HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCED ? Cre e A auet In the churen amnex | €TS have advanced the' matter and it is | keeper has toward her solid silver, but — b g ~————— | were damaged to the estimated e it of — { Number of Playhouses Migh t\"‘" evening. It wes “ladles’ night'" and the | @ subject of discussion between the un- | the chemist's plate is worth far more than LONG TIME > loss is partly covered by Names of Those Who Will Receive ok ghest | | Open meeting b-(ore the summer vacation. | dertakers’ executive committee and a spe- | any but the most elaborately wrought g the things destrc Dipl and Certificates at Where Education Is Most Judge E. M. Gibson delivercd an interesting | cial committee of the stable proprietors. | sflverware. It Is also much more Hable . of valuable be belonk. 1plomas i P 1 address on *Abraham Lincoln” and several | * por mon CUC O i fied Tate charged | to damage To Get Over Hurt o® Coffee. Hd O¥S Delong- ises Prid: i revalent. Qelighttul musical numbers were rendered b: ) | to_damage. itzer library he build- Exercises Friday. | Since the United States imposed an in- | the auartet from the Orpheus Club, composed | by the hack owners has been $4 for each | The presence of a small quantity of lead the property of Mrs. Margaret J ALAMEDA, May 2.—Principal w. st n- | B D. Crandell, Ernest H. McCandlish, | hack used at a funeral. The system em- | in g hot crucible of platinum is Ik 10 ternal revenue {ax on theaters there has | i weil i, Redfield and Dr. Harry P. Carito rtalning | e aiercs. ot tha’ leagie are’ Dr. Ray B ployed by undertakers has been to order | pring about a puncture of the crucible. A announced to- | sometimes takes a long period to get of the High Sck SR e been no great difficulty in as =2 effects of colfes drinking. A lit- .’ the in ’w:i.' 1 the ', persons | ga® the names of the students who will | their precise number, which fs now 2200, | Gllson, president; D. C. Borland, vice presi- ?:rm‘;l::'\.fl';,~rri.'d|yrn::gxmnl<gn~(-| n;‘ re"rll-;l:’:;t :,..m.ua.::;) r";;‘:ixrm(:xrmu\"e!r\'gn'olfl(l)l\'lhfl}]t::t; - - e e the house were {wo s t gir M e aiiatal PEldRy Sthel i precise n » - " | dent, and D. C. Mitchell, secretary. t reral, each ca ory. and re; s are y costly. e woman in Wadest . sa gave the alarm and succeeded by brs R s riday. They are Ethel L. |, 5 comparison of the number of thea- | %™ "o | at 34 in the bill rendered for undertaking | of such ware used here is made in a littie and a sufferer efforts and risk of life in saving the fg Amaifn, I '-”"dl 4 "“;{"”}h\ ters in each State with the rate of illit-| Mr. and Mrs. W. It Hendricks gave a novel | services. But the funeral directors have | pennsylvania town by a single firm. and smach trou nervousness Iy jewelry and many oiner costly articles | CaPP, Juanita Dovid, Mete A. BEECtS | 0o aplishes a curious connection be- | SUaeT Frlday oo to and 1. M. Poot of | had an agreement with the stablemen by | there are few workmen who understand = of disorders that follow flames. There w ldawer | DoAY Byeris, ihole s et B | the battleship New York and Ensign Fremont | Which the latter rebate 10 per cent on | the art of handling platinum. s Lt . building, which became ignited at | 1Kibby. Danic Jenox, Mivelyli V. Gy 4 5 g e e Banl Jones. The table was decorated | each hack, making the net charge to the | Treated with care platinum vessels are em yslclan | o8 e g scattered sparkes ol oval | kowics, Winifred Mastick, Efleen F. M Whether the theater is an agent of edu- | 3 I Faul Soner @ outerments, tiny bat- | undertaker $3€0 a hack e atiectinie:. RS Gvent o Sl I c ywance to one cup roof, setting it ablaze merous 1da Pattiani, Thomas V.| cation or not—a long disputed point—it is | tleships, cannon bnlfl.« tlvjd flgn entering Into | 7The full $4 is charged in the bill, how- ‘n}n‘hmg from the high temperatures to a da T helped me - it is supposed igin of | Reeves, Grace M. Schmalz, Lulu M., fact that where the rate of flliteracy | the unidue sehewne of QAPPRERRE o ests | €Ver, the 40 cents being withheld as a | yhich they are exposed in the laboratery. . got worse and finally blaze was due ve kitchen | Schroeder, Antonina M. Sundell, Hattie | y1op theaters are few, and where the | of honor covers were laid for Jesste Jor. | commission for collection. The undertak- | ang however long in use, a brisk rubbing " a o Tabor, ld G. We Harry H. number of theaters is large the ratio of | dan of Burlington, Iowa, Miss Ivy Perkins and | ers defend this rebate system on the | renders them as beautifully bright as on chnl % il mot oare Sow \a his men dia | W .hitaker h White. o g the Misses Eubanks. = | ground that they are responsible to the | (e day when they came from the factory scales SUIANEA A e (:‘h."v..!“,;"‘fi?rnvmm'. New York, with+an illiterate population | Las Semoritas, a club composed of young | Stablemen for the payment of the hack | They are ordinarily cleaned, however, by nduced 1o ieave ¢ essure in the water | Mercial co rad e PrONCIenCY | of those over 10 years of age of 5l per | ladies {rom Oakland and San Francisco, en- | bills and t should be vectmpémmd. | the.appiication of het water and acilive- S e oft and J. F. Hanson | Will be awarded Ho E. Tuttle, | 0 hose O heaters: South Carolina, | joved a_ “theater dinner” last Saturday even- | slightly at least, for the coilection of the | jutions, as they graduaily lose in weight coffee @ e Postum Food | ADARY Were -over. | George H. Harms, ROy Pratt and | © I:"- i lliterate : Shistion G136 Beceent | ing. After (-Jmn"r B:“r” f sh.un(nh'flr o mn':; account. This hack bill Item is ome in| by rubbing > 2 2 i . ik T s | Constance 2. Johnsc s | with an i rate poi B er cent, aurant in n ant ey nesse St = 2 s alerav: v - % = Sl " September. I had | Come by smoke while in the biaziug | Constance R Jobnon, | or Henry | e theators: North Carolina, with & | “Fisarscase’ at the Alcazar. 'The members | Which dealings are always with the un-| “gpe reason why platinum implements als for breakfast e and had to be dragged to pl Morse Stephens SN of Call- | @ al population of 1900000, has 24 thea- | of the club are Miss Etta Dorsch, Miss Tillte | dertaker and those ordering funeral ar-| gre seldom stolen by burglars lies in the e s s : Joinr- Sremisn fornia will m-)m» r the u;](lrrs.h \]3 ':he Y& ROy d nmearly 30 per cent of illit. | Flathmann, Miss Anna Holjes. Misses Elvera | rangements. ‘The hack owner figures only | fact that they are not easily disposed of inates at the exercises to be hel Ti- | o e < and Sophie Johnson, Miss Urda Larsen, Miss | with the undertaker and not with the | q 1 is hard to melt and a large g Spo-Mats B boaks thiaa B cin AR ot ! & ; b | erates; Massachusetts, with a population | 4 Miss Anna W px s : TRoIhatas. o . Xovember e considerable Children -Gst Estate. | dsy in, Assembly Hall in the new High |76 o (ORI et} caters and less than .;“‘”“‘ Metsger an, Misy Anna Westermann. | ;pdertaker’s customer. | vessel is not easily hammered out of rec- : ap i 3 {Ebool Tiiding., | per ‘cert of iliterates. The Mollia Tempora Club enjoy “Sa- | There has been no dispute over the pay- | ggnition. Pawnbrokers are shy of ac- provement w that at last 1 arty recently at th th. At Chris AND, May 26—Petition for whis of | ment of the 10 per cent commis: fon to the | capting articles of platinum, because such There is no State in the country which | tanic” Swears to Complaints. on the POsbie o5 on ‘“'” L e g oo not at least one theater. Nevada, |MfS: Pert FRuer trdent ooe e onupplied | undertakers, but some of the liverymen | grticles, having a comparatively narrow time 1 &h to go through U e ey A ik lerk | QAKLAND, May 26.—The two young | which the smallest number, 4. | were little red devils. The table where refresh. | Who own -hacks have decided that the | yqe are not hard to trace. Small cruci- ok with comfort and |’ 'j‘-“-fl e e et “\' sk boye, George Ash and Willle Stellisch, | Next to New York, Pennsylvania has the | ments were served after the games was dec- | $3 60 they recelve for use of their vehicles | yjeq and platinum wire and rods do oc- 2 Lo SR Lot nes tate rosea ot i APTit 26| Wio were arrested yesterday afternoon | jrgest number, 162. orated in fmpish style, red being the predom- | fs not sufficient In view of general busi- | cagionally disappear from laboratories, - ith: Bl Bl | T A ot Ity Rafirdnd Datectizd Ar 7 near Hal- | Theresare fewer theaters in Alabama, a | 308 S00% .\ \on by Mrs. James Eiltson, | NOSS conditions. They desire therefore to | put the larger articles are rarely stolen. % Sis S 8 Tano Dolicy Of BINE DR El e ts J L tion for placing an. obstruction | State having 1 ) population, than in | the other guests being Mrs. Hahis, Mrs. Lan. | increase the rate to $5, leaving them net | when a man presents himself in a shop galr in flesh, how o x‘ My of 39 i D 'l:_r'\ on the track that nearly caused the ' New Hampshire, a State of 400,000 only. | caster, Mrs. Elfin, Mrs. Lewls, Mrs. Jeune, | $ 3, after deducting the 10 per cent on | wyh a metal worth in the neighborhood mar t know h ‘n‘ g 5 .null '.‘H- est which } ek of the Stockton passenger train, | The rate of illiteracy in Alabama is 34| Mrs. Caldwell, lgr Eimer, Mrs. Case, Miss | the new figure. % | of $230 a pound for sale he is naturally ex- né r were much impro My ap- | PIICE b uauon Of jhe catale | gre still in Jail and Maloney to-day went | per cent; i New Hampshire it is ¢ per | Sohst and Miss Sgartz; To meet just such business propositions | pected to tell how it came Into his pos- and digesti e 8090, | Shtitren of i 1lecutns 1= left 10 the | potore the District Attorney and swore | cent, Soclety turned out en masse last nigh | as this one of hack charges on a uniform | gessjon.—New York Times. 1 ate what I pleased and with mnuch en- i to a comp against them. It is gen- | Kansas and Nebraska have a Very low | tend the ()rnl!u:‘us .«nn\, concert. : basis was n;:e uf{!hl‘ v\llrp:»s for v:)hlchf —_——— Sl s erally believed 1t Maloney picked. up | of illitera: 2.9 in the former and | Smiths occupied one box and the Wickham | the undertakers formed their combina- | rahends A . yment K, W the wrong boys, as the story they tell .,’,' he tatter. There are I Theaters | Hevens and Edward Engs another. In the | fion. . Thetr” executite comaitive, -whish | How Arro s Are Made. About that time clergyman friend W., Hubert R. and . e S 3 in the la 3 g S | gudience were also Mrs. Thomas Crellin and | o ; We did not know until to-day how the £ ; an friend . Saal Main 5 Nk dovetails ito a_chain of circumstances | jn these two States. one less than in the | {ne Misses Crellin, Dr. and Mrs. A. 8. Larkey, | Dolds stated meetings, is composed of F. | W& (i PO SO W qon ™o o ade that sited us, and on Sunday morning when el e e B s that make it impossible for them to Lave | {hree States of Texas, Arkansas and|Miss Maud Edith Pope, Miss Chrisste Taft, | W. Durgin of Berkele D. Miller of | BEICES “itten found ail over the edwn- was going to preach I strong i ey | been implicated in the affair. Mississippi, which, with & very much larg-| Miss Geraldine Scupham, Mrs. Felton Taylor, [ Oakland, Albert Brown of Oakland, J. E. | are ¥, § had ae tole 6 werk Wi Sud offee made for him s el e eyt g AR 8 !er population, have 15, N0 B2 per ‘cent { Mra- Alex Mukx and Mpw F8. Hubbavd. | Beaudry of Oakland and H. C. Gallagher | 3. Xhiar v e (ot 46 wevle Wl i e B > ’ SEvoly . { 2 oA 1 s s has been in. | the ques 3 a run Gown, DErvOus < Eball Bocioty Work Barrett Jury Fa’ls to Agree. | of illiterates resnectively. o Mrs. A S. Larkey will give a large carq | Of Alameda. 1n thelr hands Bas been in | % o qered. ““Abe” Matheney. who was & Tos ‘mosded the aifmy W - ALAMEDA, M In the battery | There arc only 81 theaters in Georgia, | pariy to-morrow afterncon for Miss Mabel | trusted the s r [0 T e & M B e S CAKLAND, May < 20 less thah in New Jersey, and | Gage. ! other matters concerning mortuary trade ‘The Ebell Society case of M. Wenschiow against F. M, wWhich sad day for me. I thought 1, (A ik . 5 e L i ¥ J ; &: et P ek Wkl tay Foduire Nfotment Wahoo tribe, says the squaws broke the was ‘well GRoSih 9 SrI0k 8 CHP of coltes | 10 Socided.to ke up the work of travel | Barrett, which was on trial before Judge | 90l 13 In Frl“l“,“‘:‘“}; Hioh ha twice the| mne Monday Euchre Civh was eatertained | SfTalek which NAY-SoU ” * | fiint rock Info small pieces by putting it th nd did so. It was strong, b o s o R. B. Tappan for three days, the jury this | Population o a aters. All | tne first of the week by Mrs. Wickham | S TR into the fire. They then selected a suit- ' syl by o -4 ration of vomens CIgbs | morning failed to agree, standing nine | through the country the number of thea- | Havens at her home, Thorndale, The decora- | Wife-Stabber in Denver. able plece for an arrowhead, held it in = conversation @ ound tha was | 28T “Life, Liberty and Ragtime. also | Wle W enschlow was in charge of the !0 o z $e e the guests, Mrs. D. A. Prcctor winning the | John Conrad says that he has received of water on it, which “chipped off” a ime. more cream ¥ I realized the I from tim ar, for some W residence at 2116 Santa Clara avenue three prize. The guests were Mr:z. Henry Rosen- | jnformation that Reuben Miller, who is | small particle of flint, and by this slow Murderer Is Granted a Reprieve. | feld. Miss Carrfe Nicholson, Miss Belle Nich- wanted on a charge of attempt to com- | and tedious process the squaws shaped weeks ugo, he was badly beaten by three men, who tried to eject him from the | LONDON. May 26.—Otto Monson, one of | £160m Mre Algert, b Lone: Jrs Play Hamp- | o0 urder for stabbing his wife here six | the arrowheads. A look at an arrowhead weeks ago, is in Denver, Colorado. After | will convince one that this was the proe- house. He alleges that Barrett, who | three seamen of the bark Veronica, from | Mrs. D. A. Proctor, Miss .\dah Brown, Miss claims the place, was one of his assail- | Ship Island, Miss., who were sentenced to | Alma Brown, Miss Mabel Gage, Mrs. George | the cutting, which was done while Miller | ess adopted to make them, as they all reading a number of original verses. The - club has adjourned until the first Tuesday age did not taste as it should; then ', September. remembered it was coffee, and not Pos- —_———— m. I lke Postum better than I @9 cof- Baake: Sl S i e snts. | death May 14 on the charge of murdering | Gross, Mra. Frank Watson and Mrs. Sterlivg. | was confined to his bed with rheumatism, | have rough surfaces.—El Dorado Republi- 1 s v OAKLAND, May 2 —“MLM E. Coakley, | —— Captain Shaw and six other members of [ ajpert Reichling left for Europe last Thurs- | the knife wielder was taken to the County | can. “That day the WAk sysaploms of stomach | redding & R S Bax Tenu Victim’s Body Brought Home. | the Veronica's crew, has been granted a | day. 4 Infirmary, where the warrant for his ar- —_———— sble came on and while it seems al-| clsco. has notified Coroner Mehrmann of | ,\yy AND, May %.~The body of Viv- | FePrieve. The other condemned men, Gus- N e S rest was (o be served when he was well. Last of Lord Derby’s Rule. most impossible, it i nevertheless true, | (1¢ GEAPRERIRRCE of SOMIMOND CHEEY | 4G riffin, who was accldentally shot at | tave Rau, a German, and William Smith, | Suspected Forger Is Under Arrest. | Miller escaped from the hospital. The only surviving member of Lord that 1 never got back again to my state | 5 areq Curles had committad suicide he. | Funsmuir on Sunday, has been brought | An American, Will be executed next Tues- | 1, ONDON, May 2%.—An Italian, belleved TR Derby’s administration is the Duke of - of health for about two months. The, cause he Jefi home weak and despondent|t0 this city. The funeral will be held | 98- ; to be Count Maurice de Boadari, for Car Collides With Wagen. Rutlard, who is now in his eighty-fifth Jffee acted as an active pofson that went | from the effects of a recent operation. from Pilgrim Congregational Church to- N Lic whose arrest a warrant was issued Feb-| OAKLAND, May 26—While driving |vear. As Lord John Manners the Duke 1l through my system. However, I have L B R B g morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Marriage mcensem | ruary 13 in London on the charge of ha across Third avenue near East Four. | Served two terms as Paymaster General - ered by leaving it off entirely. and | Mass Meeting Is Postponed. young man was a son of Mr. and Mrs. L. | OAKLAND. May 26—The following | ing forged the name of J. Pierpont Mor- | teenth street at § o'clock this evening, | There is a story to the effect that in a r A gl Pt SLAND. May 35-The da | Griffin, residing at 562 East Seventeenth | marriage licenses were issued to-day: | #an for large sums of money, aggregating | [,ouis Meyer, a solicitor for the Golden country postoffice the damsel in charge using Postum gnd now. that I am well,| OAKLAND, May 26—The date of the/ gtreet. Eugene Eisenberg, 27. San Francisco, and | $150,000, has been arrested on board a|Gate Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 1524 | treated Lord John very uncivilly, not be- and contented vou could not get | mass-meeting called to make protest i 1ily : e vis ? — e Lily G. Kun. 21, Oakland; Edward J.| French steamer at Alexandria. San Pablo avenue, was struck by car 15 | ing awareof course, of his identity. When me to iaké a cup of Njflv\e: no not for a agulv‘x the outrages on n~;n Russian Jew: BUTTE, Mont., May 28 —A special to the | Riddy, 28, Vallejo, and Agnes Curnow, 28, S AR e ‘| of the Haywards electric iine. Meyer was | her attitude became unbearable the ransom. 1 believe 1 am one of the | has heen postponed to Wednesday even- | Miner from Kalispell says that Howard Abbott, | Watsonville; Harry Stutter, 33, and Hat-| NEW YORK, May 26.—The marriage is an- dragged a short distance, sustaining a | stranger handed in his card, inseribed kind that know when 1 have had ing June 3 owing to the unavoidable ab. | who mysteriously disappeared from Helena dur- | yjo | Seaman, 19, both of Oakland; Wal- | nounded at Greenwich, Conn.. of H. Perry sprained ankle. His wazcn was slightly | “Manners,” and the hint was both com- - . £iwt p ) dors g - . & ing the 4 of th th, b 3 v v enough.” Name given by Postum Co., |sence this week of several invited speak- | (0¥ 4" WO AL OLRG Gortd Bas, bees 107 | 4or Tivon, 28, and Lina Thomas, 2, both of | Mil%, who was recently divorced. and Miss | 3omaged. Meyer went to the Recelving | piete ana immediate in its effect—ig~ - - G Woodworth, d; ht . Vood- Batde Creek, Mich lers. &t Kahspell tals morning, Alameda. 0 s e S St § T A change.