The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1904, Page 26

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, . |WOMEN'S DUEL MAY RESULT IN DEATH OF PARTICIPANT Mrs. Clara Lefevre’s Physician Reports Her in Critical Condition and Attorney Drury Asks That Mrs. Anna Speakman’s Bail Be Increased SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1004. ADVERTISEMENTS. sfaclion ADVERTISEMENTS ENJOY YOUR VACATION. Get a cool, comfortable pair of Ladies’ Drab Canvas Shoes at the Rightway this week for $1.15. THYEVERY,PURCHASE & L Some people know the qual- ! ity of furniture and carpets; others must accept the deal- Mrs. Clara Lefevre, who was slashed with a carving knife wielded by Mrs. i name—notified Judge Mogan by letter that pressing social engagements pre- vented her appearance for trial on the . Anna Sveaokman last Thursdey, is in ALSO s inyurics, | Charge of vagrancy and that he could . ustom- b R T danger of succumbing to her unur;):: 45 a8 he oy And th “Lh?(‘h i er’s word. Our old ¢ ook 3 18 o e il 8 according to a certificate from had deposited as bail money. The'cash ers come again and bring Amiel read tc Police Judge Mogan yes- We have a large variety of out- was declared forfeited, and Bailift ing shoes for men, women and terday by Attorney Frank G. Drury, | Hickey and other court attaches gulped tne]r frlends_ ¥ 4 eisewhere for children and our prices’are right. specially engaged tq prosecute Mrs.|the disappointment occasioned by de- f more See our windows {Speakman. On the strength of the |Privation of an opportunity to see how PROPITS SHARED WITH THE CUSTOMER"T. surgeon’s statements as to Mrs. Le-|® real society lady would deport her- fevre's condition, Mr. Drury asked that | S€If 8 & defendant in the Police Court. For ever since her arrest for drunken- nes#s one evening about two weeks ago Mrs. Speakman ash ball of $100 be is about the only store in town that makes its own mattresses and up- increased to a sum more commensurate | "e#8 Of >ry—has a five-story building for the purpose. | [ with the seriousness of her position, | 2t Market and Fifth streets it has been a"'lrle_m‘:r old uphlolnery—makn it look as goodlls 'cm" Successor o nd the court ordered that she appear | 1Lall of Justice gossip that Mrs. de Hop S A e L T s b gt S v ? S, | Monday to show cause why the prose. | PIfOUtte upon the topmost pinnacie of | i Laeoors but little sad » s BNOLAY, BROS. ' ciblor b ot ABA LD G st A that: revblition e SHOE CO. | plied with. The charge against her :‘:lfh”;‘:";‘;:' r:v:uld create a sensatlon | - $12-814 MARKET ST. | is assault to commit murder. v mans, x;mr"' rfxlmted the haut ton PHELAN BUILDING 8284 MaRET ST 01" 0550l rinea at as-the two |10 M40y many scare "y ' » S 7 M| xnite wounds in Mrs. Lefevre’s head LR Sixteen-year-old Frank McCarthy burglarized a rabbitry in the Mission and feloniously abstracted therefrom three Belgian hares, and as Judge Ca- | were made with a non-sterilized knife the: possibility of blood polsoning, that she has developed pneumonia, that +* — - e ~—————=% | she is injured internally to an ex;e“(;]baniss ook o fude . e | | that cannot now be exactly determine o onsidering whether e SEE PAGES | | and thut she i3 In a state of nervous ;‘c‘;"q’:l better send the boy to a reform A Good Couch for $7.50 MANTEL FOLDING BED, $17.75 51 t ” | | pro ion He fe fatality from | = 2 sad-looking man appeared and A very good couch! 20 tempered steel PDadestal Made of hard wood th 1 to 47. ; | | the combined effects of septicemia and | dn zmrr:;ed Jim that his wife and the springs, stoutly fastened. Canvas lining. e ’ A strong, well-made Folding Bed @ BUSINESS CHANCES, MONEY TO LOAN, ROOMS | Gaiwiinonta, efendant’s mother was ill and likely Made piain, without tufting—a style $3.40 Parlor Table, $2.20 that does not refil\nrsui".tm lite \ 4 ™ { > % i to die before nightfall. So the case w: of construction that can not bé slighted. . insurance policy to se! !\ TO LET FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED, || The two women were engaged in a e as Gy Poish” finh, 34 3 < e > | Bt aald dolph Beth, | hurriedly dismissed and father and son | vare with catted siaW fosn, Quarter-sawed gold- fnch top, quarte Woven wire is of double texture ¢ HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS TO RET. SITUA- | |duel at the residence of Adolph Beth, |, b 0 & smiss: The coverings are particularly pleas- sawed golden oak or The bed measures § feet and 3 TIONS WANTED, HELP WANTED, AND A THOU- | |709 Cole street, when Mrs. hefevre re- : St e ing, deep green solid color at the sides, @A oak or mahogan- . uc N, R inches in length, inside measure- #d S AND OTHER WANTS FULLY DISCUSSED— | | © es. She was armed with | - e S with a floral pattern running down the fsed birch. Polish "' recular four. ment. Long emough for a tall = ‘rzi = e & T0 - INCLUSIVE, TO DAY’g CALL. | her opponent’s. weapon o ‘a ‘Wilson, ?‘agran(v was informed | center of the couch. finish. dollar kind. man. PAGCES a1 47 , 5 ALL. was a large carving knife. Mrs. Speak- ; her sisters in incarceration that if | i + —_— O PRGNS o man emerged from the conflict with | Phe &llowed Judge Fritz to dispose of | & only a cut finger. They fought from | r::l’ ‘{ S‘_’c might as well make up her | | nd to svend all the glad summer | the parlor to the kitchen ere they were separated. Bach tells a different story of how the fight originated, but they months in the County Jail, and that if they were in her place they would de- |mand & jury trial. Ida harkened to SEE THE PHOTOG PH. MAKE NTH ¥ 711 S father, to Mrs. Lefevre, his house- | 0Urt did as suggested. His Honor inches in length., e y | This is veall . 3 : keeper. asked why, but she wouldn't tell him, | An inexpensivé way to s is really one of most | | i o a4 killed her | @0d he continued her case one week, show. some of your pretty 4 fetching full page mul- | | Mre Speakman shot and killed her | 00 s China. o 3 * . - n .M 1, five | Which would probably have been the % tiple color pictures of | | first husband, William F. Mantel, limit of he i o Desutiiu) bilf ta & |and a half years ago, in Oakland, and | r punishment if she had S BREAK Frank Ballard. Ex-Conviet, JUNE CALENDAR GIRL. agree that Mre. Speakman objected to the attention paid by Adolph Beth, her spouse 1s the counsel, and when she appeared in pleaded guilty. Then one of the other Plate Rack, 75c Golden oak. Measures 34 ew bathing s 2 | was acquitted. Her present LY. c : 2 % ha ever becn primted | | employed in & pooircom at Sausalito, | female prisoners explained to the bail- ® The Parlor Suit, $39.00 Sips Off His Handeuffs| | in the West | |and her father is proprictor of the Old o v ad teen- st b As mear perfection as upholsterers’ skill can produes. n the Hall of Justice | oy | |Louvre at Market and O'Farrell o R' h' - g Seats are [upholatered In rich sl tapestries—a covering i e na . s P e streets. James . oac! will serve three - - " S oot A DN ORI, i Ss A | months in jail for battery and failing K et e e b Mot S S0 35 Y \lla £k L — e Rk “Wot gits me a guessin’,” said Loud!n ;‘;plr;r""ide for his wife and five chil- Box Seat Din- The broad panels in the back are genuine mahogany. SR T v Piper (colored) to Judge Mogan, “is de . k as served several| folow them. Duffy threw him back m,f,m[_\. ob de pusson wet put dem yah | 1 would give you six months, Mr. ]ng Chairs, $150 Furnishes Four Rooms. State’s prisor he 1d Conlon ‘that Ballard had es- ' lottery tickets in dis vah pocket ob |[Roach” said Judge Mogan, “cnly T'tn | Tabourette, . 2 g1 g e RS m the chain gang. When they | mine. Bet yo' fo’ dollahs I'se been job- | afraid that before half that period has | $1.65 Al (et I Subviiue taste.’ Gt Sxbemsind . n e S Rille 0 choe & ol -bid expired the anger of this little woman | Made of golden 95¢ ple in the bedrom. Richmond ranes In the kitohen. | showing of injured innocence before| Tis Honor ignored the proposal "“{“}‘,,’r” 2 i ':;’I‘““;k;’;‘““‘lj‘:*m““;‘uai':. o T DS Gotden oake | wicrt™ elcome, Tooking or buving. t ! D . Aaden Sat &2 tord 0ok Mr. Piper's case unde ment. ¥ ease. ¥ 8| S > o - and thrown uty sheriffs had ‘missed Ballard M. J. Walsh smiled kindly upon |7 }r,:,:.:w;" e Of the Uiemunontis were hunting over the building for Cabaniss and expressed pleasure ore ?Tfll.fur You.” F RN'TURE pr ir _f}’," ] w-:w:l thf)‘_“'_’rv V\r‘\'f_j‘:""'fi (?”,f "“' e ,':"(, L_ m,,.l. ':",,;:“n“,_ “I know Private William Ratchford of i:fl d, $11.75 5 [ o 0 : v e N e e e, L e | Sy vt e s || Side Board, 811, 4 COMPANY . aid, “It's ik iy ; in this Hall of Justice I'm in the right | 10 barracks for six months. He as- Bullt of golden ash. s $ to}said, “It's just ltke my luck not to get 7 . b | saulted a_ policeman at the Presidio |l Top is 42 inches wide. £ e second to the third | awa shop to get it. It's true I was drunk, | T2 FC8 : The two upper drawers 1 D . Ballard s h Ballard was to appear for sentence And I'm glad of this opportunity to ask | T07 WReR the case was called before |l curve outward—serpent- I nKET MCAII' t e 1 risomer Spposie M | on o Sharee ot roliieer e i {of vour advice, What would sau reo- | Julse Prits an omcer, Captain Mcbon. |l foe i ittt T e opp. M- Allister S ) e b i - omtnend as & cure for the \\hisk)""l’_ asked that the defendant be turned F: > b away. Duffy | ney made & motion for a new trial and OmMmen over to the military authorities for pun. | 5 : a stranger, on t on the night countenance of the court to see if his | gt vogs e (1(‘I\Xf\all<vn ‘nf liberty to | g ! o . ,,r‘ 56010 and robh A ¢ s30. words and manner had created a fa- |l®8Ve the military reservation. The | Frits credited the denial and said “five | tate so many ups and downs In Nfe. |and a feur-act sketch by members of Nha . R B il DrEacs tail Bian i IvoraBIE SinpY Pl “:"‘;"“":1“" was willing and | dollars or five days.” He had completed his last voyage Fri- | the Chi Sigma Chi fraternity, with H from the courtroom a key that would Tis even ' was the Te- | Y6 iy “Aw,” sald Mr. England, “w'en do |day evening, he says, and was wend- | exceptional musical selections by Miss I open handcuffs was found in a cuspidor SPonse. “In this department we deal| = .. William Pluss ten | O 8t it. ye know?" ing his way homeward when the ac<| Phyllis de Young and Miss Fan Zwe- r in front of the dock, where Ballard had above the board and never shift thei = o R URC (OO PR | “Get what?” fhie Judse inquired. cused and two of their messmates over- |rin. The entertainment was for the o ge and Duffy pulled | evidently thrown it. This explained the CUt. As to curing the “mk"khab,',li and was roundly abused by the Celes-| “The—aw—the money, ye know; the | hauled him at Fulton street and Fourth | benefit of the children of the nelgh- mystery of how he got free, and now MY reccmmendation is not backed ay | tial proprietor of the property, who | five dollahs.” avenue and beat him full sore. As the | borhood within one block of the club. EWe_pags S left the elevator at|t deputy sheriffs are wondering Personal experience. It Is ‘h(af e tlo. | Permitted his wrath to lead him into| The court looked mystified until Bail- | attack did not take place on the lake | The rooms were very tastefully dec- e r and Ballard started to ' where he got the key DOt ey o e e e | Profans denunciation of the entire |iff Conlan asertained from the de. |it could nct be classified as mutiny &nd forat}d with flowsrs. The Hbrary was D duE e A e ne Gounty | United States army. Patriotle impulse | fendant that he expected to be paid | he perforce charged his assallants with | especially attractive. In this is & fine ADVEREXSEM’ENTS ']“\; “sentenced o spend | on the part of Judge Fritz rebuked the fi\o dollars for serving five d‘?ya. battery. Judge Mogan will hear the | bit of work h‘y Arthur Putnam, the R S S e e Walsh's penitential mood suddenly | cOmplainant by discharging the ;uu! But O} eol, old chap, tain’t propah, | testimony Monday. | California scylptor, and a memorial gave way to unseeming anger, but he | fendant. | e know,” Mr. England protested, wheln o i SRS e | window to Professor Le Conte. Re- discreetly gulped it A | InfORmER that in kis csbe fmé WAt | Py PATNMENY GIVIEN freshments were served during the 60 & e Harry G. England, a native of the | money. BY THE GIRLS CLUB | Afternoon. e as u" For disturbing the police that guard- | !8ht little island whose name he bears, | iy P SO | The Girls’ Club, under the guidance Beary st ed the door of Woodward's Pavilion | €Xhibited a swollen face and a remark- | C. J. Klotz, commodore of the Chutes | p o\ girls of all sizes and ages|Of Miss R. Wolfson, has over 100 4 U while the Nelson-Canole prizefight was | able ignorance of American police | fleet, alleges he was assaulted by two attended an entertainment given yes- | members and does noble work in the Sai Franc'sco W in sroeress + Maynard, janitor of | CCUrt rocess. He said the facial en- |of his subordinate boatmen, William | 811encec n by the Girls’ Club of | P€!18hbOrno0d. The members of the !g 04 s, the building, will be sentenced to-mor- | largement had been effected by the fist | Bulk and Willlam White, because he | terday a '-‘”‘Zfl v the Girls' Club of | 51yp are volunteer workers, the funds 1] 1] Oren Saturdays row by Judge Mogan. “Disturbing the [0f Policeman Tillman, who arrested | declined to join them in quitting the | the College Settlement at the club-| peing obtained by subscription. An Snids until 10 p. m. peace” was the charge registered|Nm for drunkenness, but the officer | service and seeking employment at | house, 262 Seventh street. The pro-|encouraging sign was the presence of ——— ; | denied the impeachment and Judge!some vocation which did not necessi- | gramme rendered by members of the many strangers at the entertainment. against the defendant, but he laughed | it to scorn The largest variety ever shown in How could T have disturbed the| ADVERTISEMENTS. Ladies’ Suits $ .50t $25.60 peaca,” he asked, “with two men ham- WATO e R, ‘ it Girs’ Suifs .. B1 25 to 5,00 mering each. other in the ring and th ¢ Men's Suits . 75c 10 $8.0) crowd velling 1 a band of Indian: i* Boys’ Seis ... “c H®3.50 The Judge pronounced him guilty of € | Also Caps, Shoes, Bath Robes, Water Wings, e'c disturbing the peace by insisting on o S escorting some of his ticketless friends into the pavilion. . SPECIAL THIS WEEK 250 Ladles’ Wool Alpaca Suits, sailor collars; sizes 32 to 42. Special, 8$2 SO we For Outdoor Sports i, Ladles’ Knit Jackets. Tams and 0 iting Hats; Henry Scheller was very drunk when | he grabbed an empty pistol from the | back bar of a Brannan street saloon and ran along - that thoroughfare | brandishing the weapon and frighten- | Schlitz Beer Is Just This— - Men's an1Boys’ Sweaters, Jerse s and Laps. JuS O Ipie. 1 Wity &he o R . : : Also Suppties or Teanis, Yachting. Busshall, eic. | BIWT00MNol, B0 SEleg, (et e —selected by a partner in our concern—from the best Pfister’s UNDERWEAR for Men and Women § o v Jude Barley—se yap m It | that the defendant had been discussing the Jap-Slav imbroglio as he imbibed, and that the more whisky he dran¥ the | | more thoroughly he became convinced | | that it was his duty to slay as many | subjects of the Czar as he could find. The case is under judicial advisement. + s e Jim Donahue came down from the mines to visit his brother Jack's fam- fly, at 75 Natoma street, and he was flourishing a forty-five Colt and threat- ening to shoot up the household when Special Officer Thaney disarmed and arrested him. “Jim's a good man when he's sober,” said Brother Jack to Judge Mogan, “and I hope you'll let him down easy.” “Your etiquette may be all right at| the mines,” sald his Honor to Jim, “but it conflicts with the Natoma street code. Better convey it back to the auriferous regions.” B was explained to Judge Cabaniss | | And we malt it ourselves. Linuret - Pure Linen Villuret - Pure Wool Xyloret - Pure Lisle | Bombyret — Fure Silk Is made fo suit all seasons and climes, fits the form and combines “Comfort and Hea'th.” barley that grows. Hops—brought in large part from Bohemia—selected by our buyers from the finest hops in the world. Statue of Peace. St. Louis Exposition Represents Union-Southern Pacific.. Sidad YO, Iorie Arrive in Peace. Ready to Enjoy Every Minute. Puliman Cars June | and 2. — Water from six artesian wells bored 1400 feet to rock. Just-a food and a tonic—brewed with the extreme of cleanliness —cooled 1n filtered air—sterilized after it 1s sealed. Schlitz, beer 1s pure, because our process is cleanly, and ' because the beer is filtered, then Pasteurized. . . On Natoma street, in the 400 block, it was that Peter McGrath disturbed the domestic amenities by casting a| stone matchbox at the head of his wife, Rebecca, because she declined to give him the pecuniary rewards of her| liquor-selling. It was the third offense; of that kind for which Peter had been arrested, and it was probably the in- timidatory reprimand administered by Judge Mogan on his second appearance that prompted him yesterday to request a jury trial. He will get it, and the date is to be set next Tuesday. B ek It does not ferment on the stomach, because it is aged—aged | for months in refrigerating rooms before it 1s marketed. Through Leave.... It is a health drink without germs in it. It gives you beer with- out biliousness, - Ask for the brewery bottling. 8. F. BOOTH, Gen. Agt. U. P. R. R. 1 Montgomery Street, Or Southern Pacific Agents. Judge Fritz dismissed the charge ofz libe! against F. Deloso on motion of the prosecuting attorney, who explained that the complainant recently died. Deloso was accuged of circulating in the Italian colony a printed circular that reflected unfavorably upon the character of the deceased. ey 185 Angetes—SHERWOOD & SHERWQOD—Sea Irascisce Mrs. B. de Hop—which ig not her