The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 18, 1904, Page 11

CISCO CALL, THURSDAY EBRUARY 18, 190 —OF THE— tionuras Nafional Lottery En. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY). PATENT APPLIED FOR. Single Number Class “B,” Drawn at | oo Puerto Cortez, Honduras, C. A., | Saturday, Febroary 13, 1904, &0 40 8 40 18 18 18 80 2 18 10 16 50 0 40 40 24 o 24 16 80 24 24 i 1 24 30 80 18 18 8001 - 16:80184 : 1680259 40180436 40 24 80'50058 4080808 21 80 -~ 16 18 16 24 18 24 : - 16 > i 1 16 80 89304 51 2499910, APPROXIMATE PRIZ undred numbers from 0 numbers n : t ber draw the ¥ c $40; 100 numbers from 9142, inclusive, being 50 numbers on number drawing the capital 100 numbers from 5581 clusive, being 50 numbers on eack ber drawing capital prize of $4000, te side numbers end- st figures of the 000, two , being th figures of the number drawing the second capital prize of $5000, $8 The subscriber having supervised the single awing class B, Honduras National hereby certifies that the umbers which were this day 100,000 placed in the wheel : orresponding to_them =s my hand at Puerto Cortez, rds TONE-Q $7500 FOR CENTS, UARTER OF FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. solemnly sw I am the bona owner n).‘l l rth ticket No, ¢ Lottery Com- S Company), q capital prize of $30,000 at awing heid at Puerto Cortez, C. 16, A., Sat- HARRY WOODLEY, ) 1411 Porter St., Philadelphia, Pa ness my hand and sworn to and sub- ed before me this 28th day of January, 1 at Philadelphia, Pa. otarial Seal) ARNOLD KATZ Notary Pub ONE-HALF OF SECOND CAPI- $4000 FOR $1 TAL PRIZE. of Ohio, County of Franklin. ade, being by me duly sworn, says ie the owner of on f of ticket the wing ny Honduras National Lottery Com- in the January Drawing of the in which the £aid number drew e second capital prize, the eum of his place of reside is Denune Heights, Franklin _County, ol ) HENRY W. SPADE. e and subscribed In my c f January, 1904 Notary Publie. $4000 FOR $2—WHOL PRI ¢ Indiane, City of Indianapolis. Helms deposes and says that he des at 108 West North stre and that he is the bonafide owner of whole ticket No, 53,322 of the Honduras National Lottery Company, which in the draw- ing heid on Saturday - January 16, 1904, Puerto Cortez, Honduras, C. A., drew the third capital prize of four thousand dollars (Signed) ISAAC.N. HELMS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of January. 1904 (Signed) ANDREW SMITH Notary Public. $8000 FOR $2-WHOLE OF SECOND CAPI- TAL PRIZE. State of California, City Francisco. Robert Nolan, being first_duly sworn to law, says that he resides at No. 1615 Calffornia street; that he is a member of the firm of John Nolan & Sons, stablemen, 1611-1613 Cali- fornia_ street, both in this city and county of San Francisco, State of California; that he is the holder of ticket No. 60781, Hondures Lot- | tery Company. being what is known as a full ticket, the drawing of which took place Decem- ber 12, 1903, and which said ticket drew the second capital prize, amounting to . and this deponent is the bona fide owner of sald ticket (Signed) ROBERT NOLAN. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th duy of January. 1904 ARRY J. LASK, Notary Public. State of- Indiana, Marion County. $3750 FOR 25 CENTS—ONE- EIGHTH OF FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. Henry Glick of 540 Virginia avenue, OF THIRD CAPITAL E, nd County of San in the ity of Indianapolis, Marion County, Ind., be- ing first duly sworn on oath, deposes and sa that he s the lawful and bona fide owner and holder of one-eighth ticket No. 46323, Class A, in the Honduras National Lottery Compan: Louisiana State Lottery, which number drew ihe first capital prize of $30,000 at the draw- ing held at Puerto Cortes. Honduras, C. A., on 24 24161463 24162108 January 16, 1 o T " HENRY GLICK. 40 Bul-(‘rlhed and sworn to before me, this 25th dey of Janvary, it SQUAD 24 | 24 | 18 | jarito, 16| to 1¢ | Wise, the genior naval officer in those | —To-morrow nine will play its third game with the | baseball team. | The game will be played on the var-| HAND IN WAR American Warship Throws Shells Among the Insurgents at Pajarito in Santo Domingo OF MARINES LAND Action of Naval Officer Due to Menacing Course of Rebels Toward American Interests e SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb. 17.—A ;: private message has been received here from Santo Domingo City, dated Feb- | ruary 17, saying that an American war- ship bombarded the insurgents at Pa- | near San Domingo, and then landed marines. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—The land- ing of marines at Pajarito, near San Domingo, doubt was authorized by the command- ing officer as a result of some menace to American interests in that section of the country. The cruiser Columbia is now marines landed presumably were from that vessel. Her commanding officer is Captain J. M. Miller. The unsettled . condition of affairs in Santo Domingo, | 40 | bordering in many places on anarchy, a source of much irritation administration, and Admirai has been the large discre- waters, has been given 18 | tionary powers to deal with the situ- | ation. —_——————— The Louisiana Company of San Fran- | cisco. ORGANIZED MAY, 1900 TO THE PUBLIC! BEWARE OF COUN TERFEITS! All genuine tickegs of this com- bave initlals R. G. Co. on faces and on backs thereof. Following are the capital prizes as decided Honduras National Company Saturday, $7500, 942 Cal. wins 5 No. , £0ld in Mariposa, 138 neisco, $7500 00 wing of January are pald ta full at the office of e paid to any person esented one of our prizes at and was refused payment . —_—e———— Original Little Louisiani Com- of San Francisco. Estab- lished January, 1887, E TO THE PUBLIC. numerous schemes time to tention m re- The pany NA COM- TAB- initials M. & F. ticket pltal prises on »mpany , sold In 5470, 20302, H'm "0, w0ld in San lowing_capital prizes were paid by F. January 16, 1904 Powell street, San Mrs, J Jacobsen, 1 Francisco, 40A Albert lan F. Bacigalu Francisco, Sonora street ——————— COMF’ANV PAY ACCORDING TO THE ‘NUMBERS F. THE HONDURAS 'NATIONAL AND BENEFICENCIA "COMPANIES AT 12| GEARY STREET, S.F. + STANFORD NINE IS READY FOR SANTA CLARA COLLEGE 1904, and that I received Varsity Track Team Will Meet Ath- | letes ¥rom Pomona High School Early in April. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, afternoon the Feb. 17. varsity Santa Clara College sity diamond. Of the two previous contests Stanford won the first by the | score of 11 to 10 and Santa Clara the | On Sat- | second by the score of 8 to 4. | urday Clif Ireland’s ‘Independents will Indlanapolis, | at | meet the varsity nine on the Stanford diamond. Treasurer Cowden of the Associated Students has completed arrangements for a track meet between the Pomona College athletes and the varsity team. The meet will be held on the Stanford track on the 5th or 6th of April, about two weeks prior to the intercollegiate field day with Berkeley. Negotiations are also on foot to secure a meet with Nevada. Dr. Frank Angell, treasurer of the | Stanford Training House Corporation, has made a report to the organization showing that there is now more than $6000 in the treasury as a nucleus of the fund with which to build Stan- ford’s new training house and athletic | fielas. It is probable that work will be be- gun on the athletic field in the near fu- ture in order that it may be completed before 1905, when football game will be played on the Stanford campue. Provision is to be made for a gridiron, cinder path, base- ball diamond and other athletic fields and also bleachers of sufficient capacity to accommodate the football crowds. It is estimated that the total outlay will be more than $20,000. Mrs. Stanford promised several years ago to make a donation té the training | house fund when it should reach cer- tain proportions, and it is not unlikely that she will double the amount now in the treasury. If funds are not forth- coming from some source the larger part of the cost of the athletic fields will have to be met with borrowed money. are expected to swell the fund. These men, however, | 18 | subsequently re-embarked. by an American warship no | near Santo Domingo and the ! as de- | the intercollegiate | Donations from the alumni| Ruesia persists in her course of cruel treatment to those of other nations. { The latest report of atrocities comes from old Tar Flat, in the vicinity of First and Jessie streets. The victims are John and Mary O'Donnell, an aged Irish couple, who told Judge Fritz of the abuse accorded them by Mrs. Eliz- 4abeth Pavuk, a burly Russian woman, who is their next door neighbor. | O'Donnell is 86 years old and he came to the United States sixty-seven years | #go. His wife is 78 years of age. To- | gether they came from New York to | San Francisco in 1849, and have since | been residents of this city. The old man told a moving tale of abuse at | the hands of Mrs. Pavuk, and his wife acted as special counsel and prompter. “She came Into my house,” said O'Donnell, “and threw cold water over me, dnd me just getting over the long pneumony. Then she took me black- thorn, the stick I cut with my own hands when a boy, and broke it over my shoulder. Then she grabbed the stove lifter and hit me over the head with it."” “Wirra, wirra,” sobbed Mrs. O'Don- nell, “she hit my poor old man on the head with a stove lifter and he bled more than a quart.” “And she broke my blackthorn stick, Judge,” interrupted the old man. “ Mrs. Pavuk denied these serious | charges in toto and with vehemence. Judge Fritz set the case over until to- :morrow so that he may investigate it | further. G. J. Wilson was arrested Tuesday ’night on Mission street because he was chasing with a knife everybody he met. He had asked permission to sleep on some canvas in front of a fur- niture store and when this was re- fused him he secured a knife and ran amuck. He was before Judge Mogan yes- terday charged with disturbing the peace, and just before his case was to be called he threw a fit in the dock. The other prisoners huddled up in the corners in fear until the bailiffs reached the writhing man and carried him out of the courtroom. He was taken to the Central Emergency Hos- pital and it is stated that he has re- covered sufficiently to undergo a hear- | ing this morning. &k McCarthy, a Chinatown diversion in the Po- lice Court yesterday. He claims to be a gardener, but the arresting officer testified that all the gardening Mc- Carthy did was to irrigate his alimen- tary canal with noxious booze. ““He’s a liar and a thief, Judge, yer honor,” shouted McCarthy. . “I have as much right to be in Chinatown as he has.” He was warned & number of times to keep quiet and was finally convict- ed of vagranc To-day he will be given a measurable term in the Coun- ty Jail, where a “grand old gardener” is needed. Daniel bum, created a R et George Lawrence, the stable” of Sutro Heights, “town con- who assault- ed a Chinatown guide on the public highway while the guide was escort- ing a party of tourists around the beach, came before Judge Mogan yes- | terday for sentence. The Judge told Lawrence that he would suspend sen- tence until April 15 and if at that time the defendant could reconcile himself | to confine his efforts to preserve law (and order under the limitations im- | posed by the city and county of San Francisco the court would dismiss the case. . | James H. Sheehan, who arrived ‘n |'this city yesterday from Alcatraz Isl- and, where, for larceny and desertion committed in Manila, he had watched for two years through iron bars the | | ships of all nations sailing in and out of the bay of San Francisco, was be- fore Judge Conlan yesterday on a | charge of robbery. Sheehan enjoyed twelve hours of liberty and then ! found an ex-soldier named Harry voa Leer. Together they went to the lat- AGED HIBERNIAN COUPLE MEET RUSSIAN VIXEN Mrs. Elizabeth Pavuk Shows the O’Donnells of Aggressive Warfare--A Chinatown Bum Claims His Rights and a Number of Criminals Keep Judges Busy . —_——————— | disease, and to neither of whom he has Phaise ter’s room at 230 Third street, wherfzl Sheehan throttled his newly found friend and robbed him of various ar- ticles of jewelry and $28 in money. Policeman Logan pursued and cap- tured Sheehan and all the missing valuables were recovered. Judge Con- lan held Sheehan to answer to the Superior Court in bonds of $2000. P Stella Lester, who made Coroner Leland seek the house tops of Paclilc street last Saturday afternoon to es- cape her affectionate but unwelcome attentions, was given three months ir the County Jail yesterday by Judge Mogan and now the Coroner walks the streefs without timidity. T Timothy Hall, a horseshoer, whose wife is paralyzed and in the Almshou: and whose eleven-year-old girl is at the Children’s Hospital, suffering from hip contributed a cent for more than a year, was given thirty days in the County Jail by Judge Mogan yester- day. The defendant promised that if a light sentence were imposed he would be enabled to sober up and then would | forsake drink and support his unfor- | tunate family. The Judge told him | that if he did not keep his promise he | would give him a year on the next complaint. . Mary Gaynor, who has come from durance vile within a week, was sent back to the County Jail for three months yesterday by Judge Mogan. She has a habit, after being released, The Only Double-Track Railway Between the Missouri River and Chicago. The Overland Limited The Most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric Lighted Throughout. 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He comes from Fresno, where there are so many bad men that a “Gatling” is a necessity as well as an ornament. He told the | Judge he was going to open a saloon in the Western Addition, but he did not intend to open it with a revolver. T 4 A { Santafe “ B/ ‘CALIFORNIA LIMITED TO CHICACO LEAVES DAILY at 9:30 a. m., through in 3 days, with diner and all trappings. Other Santa Fe Trains: The hearing of Mrs. Sarah Rogers on | g.39 & ™) for Stockton, Fresno, Bakersfieid, a charge of attempted subornation of | 8:00p. m.j Merced. Hanford and Vislla perjury was continued before Conlan yesterday. Marie Faulkener, the complaining witness, finished her | testimony and H. A. Jaeger, a Ha- waiian, who lives at the California Ho- tel, and two other witnesses were | called to testify to collateral matters. The hearing went over until to-mor- row. Judge . Judge Fritz had as fine a bunch of crooks before him yesterday as ever climbed into a striped jacket. 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