The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 21, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1903. E ’ > FLAG COFS TP DEATH-DEALING GAS SENDS [[[ [ WOMAN |== msomLLax-ovs R \ SIX SOULS INTO ETERNITY o : TT S r E l“'\’l: LH[‘I:‘RS g Woman, Wh:F;;_STpposed Sought the WIT_I:[_A_KI\IFE pA O l N 4 V, on of Louisiana Pur Killed by Deadly Fluid in Various Parts of City| Rivals the (vl‘lm(‘; of “Jack Sixteenth and llission Streets. PPRENRRE, | 1 New Orleans ' i +| the Ripper” in Whitechapel | — . word with Charles Nelson, the bar- tender, to wake them at 7 o'clock. At| TRAGEDY ON RIVER FRONT that hour Nelson found Lundin lying —_— | on a lounge and Perry on the bed and | __ . | both were dead. Neither had un-|{ Vietim Is Stabbed While Sleep- f Jeshond, ing and Fiend Completes His It is supposed that one of them, after By 7 5 | Iturning out the light, had turned the| Work by Mutilating the Body e KEY 70 CITY DELIVERED ———— Demonstration at Cele- | Grave, Expires at Hospital and Five Men Are| Murder in a New York Resort Specnal Holiday Sale Pieces of Furniture Suitable for Christ- mas Presents Can Be Found in Our Stock. The splendid variety of patterns shown at this store makes it easy to select articles for gifts, and many pieces have been specially reduced in price for this week. Warships Thunder Applause at Close of Ceremonies and ¢ Is Great Enthusiasm b RLEANS, Dec. 20 *| NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Ths White- chapel atrocities of “Jack the Ripper” and the murder of “Old Shakespeare” by the Arab, Ben Ali, in this city, were | recalled by the discovery to-day of the ¢ mutilated body of a woman in a sail- ors’ resort of the lowest type in Jnmes\ slip, near the river. The woman, Sarah | Martin, a. notorious. character of the “Cherry Hill” section, went to the place last night accompanied by a man, who registered the pair as Carl Nelson and | wife. The man left the hotel this after- ! noon and an hour later the body of his companion was found. The woman's throat had been cut and the body was otherwise frightfully mutilated. She| evidently had been killed while asleep, | as the condition of the room gave no indication of a struggle. Two bundles which the man had car- ried into the hotel were found in the | room. One contained two shirts, which bore blood marks, one as if a bloody knife had been wiped on it, and the! other bundle cantained an old pair of | | men’s shoes. On the wrapper was written the name “B. Bleno,” and near by were two purchase checks of a| Bridgeport, Conn., firm, showing that‘ a pair of shoes and a sweater had been bought on Saturday. | )\ OPEN EVENINGCS. Fine Gifts at Small Outlay. This A Massive Roman Morris Chair Chair Mahogany finished, | In golden or weath- upholstered in da- mask or velour. A 2 large variety of pat- |of good quality terns to choose | yelour or corduroy; from. Regular price $5.50. Price for this week ered oak; cushions any color. Special for holiday week GONDOLA COUCH-—In finest French velour, polish- The man wore a sweater when he| l ed oak frame, claw feet, diamond tufted, ruf- left the hotel. The Bridgeport pnlire" PedeStals- fled sides, spring edge, hair top, clinch bottom $17-50 Tabourettes. were notified and local detectives have gone there in search of clewg. / N Give Her a Kodak. We carry a complete stock of them. Every instrumelit guaranteed. Kirk, Geary & Co., 112 Geary street. What makes a nicer A Tabourette makes gift than a Pattosien a nice gift if you wish Pedestal! We have to make a small out- » . H Second Cavalry Goes to “,,.,", them in a variety of lay of money. We e || NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—With the | [ Second United States Cavalry, the | @ styles and at about have a-hundred styles transport Kilpatrick, bound to Ma- | 3 | | nila, by way of Suez, left port to-day. | B any price- to select from. | | It is expected that the voyage will oc- | | cupy about fifty days. The smc.nd Cavalry, upon its arrival at Manila, s | | will relieve the Fifteenth Cavalry, | | which has completed its two years foreign service. Il ADVEB.TISEMENTS. Lots of How about this e e o ek Music shapely H Cabinets Rocker NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | 5 To make a selec- |For a useful gift? 2 ~ie - — — .| Freel Free l tion from. A cab- | Either of highigpol- CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM. || | : | : i : 5 - UNFORTUNATES THAT MET DEATH YESTERDAY THROUGH THE IN- Candies Bonbons | inet like this one |ished golden oak or Flakes of Dandruf on the Collar and HALATION OF ILLUMINATING GAS. IN ALL SIX PEOPLE MET | illustrated, in ma- | mahogany- A reg- 2 & Wenlisman fa UNTIMELY END WITHIN A SPACE OF A FEW HOURS. Chocolates | hogany fi,nish, for [ular $7.50 rocker. % e . 5 leen Away Free only For holiday week WITH OUR The grewsome record of the Morgue | gas on again by accident. Both were o ob for deaths by gas asphyxiation was | natives of Sweden. | Teas, Coffees, Spices 75 75 2 el o ia5 2 broken yesterday. Never before have R 17 | Baking Powder = . - 2 £ re been s many deaths in this city | TWwo Japanese fishermen, I. Marakami | ALSO e —_— ; " herromrglpnetion 2 equal period of | 374 T- Kawabta, wi tly returned | S e t "m’: ”]‘r koxicy. .s\'Arh»l“alla'lk r“vj“: from the Hawaiian Islands, rented a | Everythlflg that’s . s o ‘:r. room in the lodging-house kept by Mrs.| Beautiful in Fancy o ahiat | TYEYRYOV RV RS $05De PURY SN ate Miller at 416 O'Farrell street Sat- | (g c k 1 pleasing :r;:l house (,»r.;r.d the Hall t:rf Justice. night about 11 o'clock, and in the mna, I'O(()! ery, Glass- 2 - . pe ~ . A ere were the remains of a YOUNE morning were found dead. S. Kohi- | ware, rnamen B f l Old M F t e T T e Tt ot | e ot e B | S T, eautifu =Mission Furniture 9 Ea = __l|shcre where charity extends over all; | their room tc cail them and on opening | ovelties | Th H £ “Chsich el Mi sion Furnit\.re come t h Chri of two Japancse, who could not read | the door was terrified to find the corpses Come See Them oughts o ristmas a” 3 f th s b ¢ together—Christmas e warning written in English and | or hig fel : e % : g — Al P iy | passed from the sodden stupor of alco- gt e ., WiTH oUR EXTRA such as our forefathers used. Mission Furniture is rapidly winning its way into or L8 arnd hol to the unending sleep through the i - | 3 Tie K Tow o Amams Beaghf | o e o = ot Sk ‘et | 00 rooms wae » et wme, st 00| LADGTAL Premaicims || favor, We make Mission Furniture: right fiers, 4nd 5 we o not belong fothe e Kind You have Always llgM turned fully, and of an aged man who | gas jet had the proper warning in the | Great American Importing Tea Co. Combine we save you money. P> breathed the gas that escaped as he| way of a “don’t blow out the gas” sign | | TALOGUE OF MISSION ?"US the M—_ | slept from an insecure stopcock on & | attached to it, but the little brown men | 861 Market. 1410 Polk. 1819 Devi }L bbb e %5 ERER- J Bigunature of M/ | cooking stove could not read it. It is presumed :hat"w Grant av. 705 Larkin. ~ 3006 Sixteen| SR P TS TR All of the deaths were accidental With | they blew out the light, as the jet was | bo Sixih, 418 Halght . 821 Montg'y T ——— e the exception of that of the wWoman, found wide open. | 146 Ninth. 52 Market. " 366 Third. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | Miss Jennte Crowley. She died at the | Coroner Leland, in speaking of the| 00 Z1'more- 273 3ith. 469 Fourth, | Emergency Hospital two days &fter| ,yry) record yesterday, said that if the | OPER having supposedly turned on the a8 | yaichmen and other people employed at T mflll m.fll o N A with suicidal intent. | nights in the various lodging houses of 1 SECOND AND LAST WEEK HOUSE WISHED TO END HER LIFE. | the city would pay more attention to | . S . 5 > | . CURTAIN RISES AT 8 SHARP. | Miss Crowley had been in a danger- | the welfare of their roomers the great | C h s VEES g | ous condition from the effects of the | Number of accidental deaths resumngl: ou s LAST 2 nm'g TO-NIGHT AT 8 SHARP, THE m‘\fl'“f;’;;,';‘:fi)o;zh:d — | Muminating gas since last Friday. The f;:‘;;:;fi\'}yx';'&n Japld be b i | MAY. ORIINERAS 3N SETURIAT. Great Orpheum Road Show. WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND | young woman was a laundress and was | 5o "0 Ve o YlIren e, apld, sore T . Merian’s Dog Pantomime and “Cae- . - | et anconseious by her landiady, | hould be instructed regarding the au- a The Queen of Singing Comediénnes, S o Mo Teendme - Poodie; | SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT | . | 01 i ? = If you want your baby to grow | Mrs. Schmidt, at 626 Golden Gate ave- | ;) e:;;:l';;l'x’; "M;:"‘:“g l'flf;’:! into = Elizabeth Murray; 4 Nightons; Ed. The Clever Eastern Soubrette, nue, Friday morning. The gas jet was | = “RECPE © S0 P "d““( Y"he Bronch i ¥. Reynard; Eckhoff and Gordon; | MAY STOCKTON and be strong, healthy and |partly turned on and at the time it s - p g e 2 l s Melani Trio; Albertus and Millar; | In the Sensational Melodrama, h | breathing of the victim. Many lives i 5 was thought that death had been the! a A Henry Humberty, and Ernest Ho- | happy, use Mellin’s Food. | result of accident. Investigation by the 1‘:::1’;0::"';"’_’;“3” e b:x‘;":‘ thev| TPositively cured with Dr. Hal- gan, Mattle Wilkes and Company. | A LIII!"E Ol;JTCAST i | DPtar ke MRy F O e, sal > : 's Wonderful Medicine, | SPECIAL MATINEE CHRISTMAS. And the One-act Drama. ’core ‘::ap:‘f:'disfi N efanta? | vealed the fact that the unfortunate| pe i oiiid ot AL prane & by e Reserved Seats, 23c; Balcony, 10c; Box Seats FOW 0 FISuT A FINE, ! g The dead room of the Mor 7 i - -oung woman was in a delicate condi- gue was oney returned. Price as' D , | ana Overa Chairs, be sent you free if you young woman w taxed to its utmost owing to the six | or your m y '» | In Stange & Edwards’ Dainty Comic Opera, | tion at the time of her death. It is s _ i | o Twat Aespondency. due to this | Podies of the gas victims being added to | 50¢. and $1.00 per bottle. For Y)Y § Y VARDEN MELLIN'S FOOD CO., BOSTON, MASS. 1t js | the usual number, and many of the dealers and at office | fact, caused -her to end her life. It is sale by all dea Lest Time NBXT SATURDAY NIGHT. —_— — - bodies had to be | the duty of the Coroner to have autop- | bodies had to be ‘;fize"‘“" the floor, the | of Halpruner Medical Mfg. Co., | sies performed on bodies in such cases. » & insufficient. % # Next Monday—Clyde Fitch's Best Play, | That of Miks Crowley was mot.taken | 4 - | 28 California St., S. F., sent by | uygg a1rr wiTe TEE GREEN EYES” | to the Morgue, however,-but was al- | mail or express. People cured | Strong cast of favorites, including IDA | lowed by the Coroner to be taken to Improvement Club Meets. 2 P CONQUEST, ROBERT DROUET, MRS. WHIF- d B | the late residence of the deceased. The members of the Precita Vailey | free of charge from 1to 4 p. m, |FEN and others. R ity wed 36 Seaia o alie Improvement Club held their regular Belasco & Mayer, | ¢ . . meeting on Saturday night at Powers ALCAZAR anfl;l\::; 3 e San Franciseo Fira Department and Police Force. TIVOLI&s:E2. Corner Mason and_ F‘diy ~mr-ezs om Gnlfl-, WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 33. MATINEES CHRISTMAS AND SATURDAY. Magnificent Production of the Holiday Spece tacle, - IXION Jogeph Tyson, aged 78 years, and who | Hall, Folsom street and Precita ave- General Manager. resided at 2728 Howard street, was| nue. A vote of thanks was tendered -NIG v : ” found dead in bed in his room in ‘the | the postmaster for installing a number . DON'T FAIL TO || rrunme vats AT, St AND XAAS. GREATER Jnsenh Han P Tl o Y fh, Highest Priced but morning. Tyson had been Mving at| of letter boxes throughout the district. The Famous Comedy Drama, rAVO}uTl-:S k Three Acts. b Bt O | the house of Mrs. Washburn at that|Manager Chapman of the United Rail- ey c I'". Du Mar See Bothwell Browne's Beautiful Ballets. the Best Quality. address and had done 0dd jobs for his | roads has consented to put electric BLUE - s a K A e T, O sug B SOLD EVERYWHERE, | Jiving. Mrs. Washburn sent Miss Mur- | lights in all the waiting rooms of the IDEAL NEXT—ARE YOU A MAEON? Seats on sale two weeks in advance at the Qld Tivoll. LEERT MERCANTILE CO.. | phy, a voung woman in the house, to | district that have recently been erect- | PALM ROOM, the A HOLIDAY T MERCANTILE Oy o Y Mo eall him for bresk-|ed. Thé gas compeny hes cousented Louls xv Fak: || o) ot lr:m, The door was partly ajar and |to put mains throughout the district, on approaching the room the young|Provided enough residents sign a re- woman detected the odor of illuminat- [ Quest. —————————— s and on pushing open the door ing s Az Buyers of Christmas Presents | she was horrified to see the aged roomer ” . | 1ying dead on the bed. On investiga- 53‘13“;140;1";:" QAF';"::"'M l;::m;::. l;;;-ee. Mn‘ay. Jan. 4-“A Lady of Quality.” | tion by the Morgue officlals the stop- lnd see large stock of diamonds, watches [cock of a lttie stove connected with | & Jewelryat lowest prices. Open evga. = £LAS ! THE BRITTONS. the wes jet was foimd to be turned e H ' H ' BEN HA 'MAV‘;O And a Great Show Every Afternoon and olygot Programme. ' I Evening in the Heated Theater. partly on. th Ty u acmg ac‘ng The New and Original Musical Camedy that Is & GREAT CAST—WONDERFUL REALISM. The Brass Band. The Pet Bull. The Barbe. cue. The Santa Claus Scene. The Thrilling Buzzsaw Sensation. Order Seats in Advance. Evenings, 23c to T5c; Matinees, 150 to 50c. Fourth Week and Still Crowded to the Doors. The test Burlesque of AllL Tyson was a mining expert by pro-| The members of the Polygot Club, asco & Mayer, P Proving a Record Break TWIN SISTFRS IN THE INFANT INCU- fession, a widower and had lived at| under the direction of L. D. Ventura,| gverY WEEK DAY. RAIN OR SHINE. | Market Et Nur Eighth. Pmme South 533 num' ;I‘M'm!:: md:nmumx:: and BATORS. Mrs. Washburn's for the last year. He | will hold their annual Christmas cele-| ~NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. TO-NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK " deorgia &' Ramey. Ben T. Dillon: Althes | AMATEUR NIGET THURSDAY. was a native of Pennsylvania. bration on Monday evening, Decem- MATINEES CHRISTMAS (FRIDAY), SATUR- | Twins, and Our u Chorus of Fifty in a s s ¥ 2 4 INGLESIDE TRACK g i i Y Levisk: Production. PRESENTS FROM THE CHRISTMAS TREH LIQUOR BRINGS DEATH. ber 28, at the United Art building, The Musical Extravaga: MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. FOR ALL CHILDREN FRIDAY i : 2203 Central avenue. A varied pro- Comimencing MONDAY, December 14. ALPHONSE AND G ASTON SPECIAL MATINE! = “AFTERNOON. \ John Lundin, a railroad foreman, and | gramme of musical and literary ex- n R t, Ra AL E CHRISTMAS —— | Perry Nelson, a Iaborer, had arranged | callence will be rendered by the mem.| SiX or More Races Daily. B wmnwmd 8%t Rilicwing Fun. Admission, 10c. Children, Se. | to leave for Los Angeles on the steamer | pers and volunteers. Races start at 2 p. m. sharp. . {a relod # from co DIAN TONY WEST. RaDW u~s READY RELIEF has stood | S20ta Rosa at 9 o'clock yesterday DA s TR s e T Vaudevilie Specialties In Every Act. W. T. HESS, i tefore ihe public for S0 years as a | morning. They roomed together at 636| Forget al§ of your friends for Christmas 145 s po and leaves the track immediately T e e Notary Public and Att T i, o Tty ot ot | Sacramento street. Tney reached|presents if you must, but don't forset e Fge Yo' e e mu‘. s ...10¢ to 800 | Tenth Floor, 1015, Claus Sprecksis bidg. Piesmome; 5. | Lundin's room about 2 o'clock yester- | that gas ringe vou promised your wit m‘“‘-“" Berwved oy fl“m"“ B i g ain e Fraoginee Gag WILLIA] P-u-t. ew. s December 28— “THE | Restderce, Pewest Malaria and all Bowel Pains. All day morning, intoxicated, after leaving Ejectric Co., 415 Post st . -&IA DAIRY FARM.” A o oL,