The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 23, 1904, Page 9

* THE SAN FRAM ISCO CALL, TUESDA LIFE SENTENCE MISS WARREN PERSISTENT WOOING FAILS TO THAW OUT IS REIMPOSED “FROZEN FACE” “AY BE ”‘L{After Eight Years of Courteous Consideration | Judze Cook Denies Motion Attomneys for Contestants| Miss E.Raymond Undergoes a Changeof Senti: for a New Trial in Case' of Miss Dofbeer's Will| f Mrs. Cordelia Botkin Insist Upon Deposition ————— OVERRULES ALL POINTS WILL EXAMINE DOCTOR it was more In that he visited Saturday ev R ence, 443 Linden ave- & L ; = and that he was not primarily Says _That if Penalty Had Trial of Fight for Fortune ressomsisi for the troubie that oo Been. Left to His Decision Not to Be Set by Judge gl gy i o % It Would Have Been Death Coffey Until Next Friday he went om to say, he most favored suitc he become to her Saturday evening coldness and as facial that when it grad-, ment Toward Jake Emige and He Is Arrested Jolin Carison said he had a bad cold| and was e te to a drug store to purchase quinine When John Johnson. whomh he had never sien before, stopped kim and impudently inquired if he were Sharkey. A negative answer brought | to his nose a bard rap from his inter-; rogator’s fist, and in the ensuing mix- up the homors were even when a police- man intervened and arrested the com- batants for fizghting Judge Cabaniss dismissed the case A Martin Shaughnessy allowed Richard s room at 372 Fourth rday night. and when und tha: Mr Mages poekets and disap- pearsd. )! Magee will be sentenced for petty iarceny to-day by Judge Con- lan. e S Miller had a doiled ham hid- eath his coat when he was AUGUST 23, 1904 GETS DIVORCE FOR CRUELTY, i Mother and Daughter Bothl i Legally Separated From Same Husband This Year ———— i ACTOR KEANE ACCUSED Griffiths’ Cross - Complaint Charges Wife With Mis- behaving With Thespian' Now and then the proceedings ia & divorce eourt present & situation out of the ordinary., but it is doubtfui whether the Superior Court of San Francisco has ever before Dbeem cailed wpon to separate a mother ard daughtér from the same hu band A few weeks ago Judge Kerri- gan annoulled the marriags Detwsen Hugo Fuchs aad the womaan who was ADVERTISEMENTS. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 22y night in the Mission. then his wife on the ground that her claimant of the meal 35- formor husband was charge of petty lareeny was ., living and mot 5 J- g-.Pr:; Hust yesterday graot 2 Seima Fuchs from H Charies Adams, attormey. of 915 Mar- 2 > of crusity and the wife's cormob o otk 1 v H. ”k(:’:fl 1: :ub:;;:‘_ witness was heér mother, whose mar- Beues ar 356 Stévenson sireet. and in- [age Wwith Fuehs was annulied last stesd of money he received a blow trom W& ? debtor. Judge Cabanies imposed a ;"m L“-’h(‘:fi ;d j:“ she was of $ on Mr. Linden. the maother of two o n. % . mcyte 2nd a baif years oid an prison or 339 fine wac:® Years age, but under b had not beén married to their until last May, which ¢o the date of Judge In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA cowranr wew vomm ey diem Ass-fi ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Sumile Segnature of NEW YORK. rt made a suflicient sho crueity to warraat the gran divoree and $35 a ment the support of the woman will support he AMUSEMENTS. t the defemdant’s beha- andiag pusale to the f TIVOLIgs2 GRAND 3%ouse T THE TOREADOR T This Week Oxly. Matines Saturday. MR. JAMES NEILL [HELD BY FIXT SUNDAY MATINEE Under 2 Flags COLUMBIA =25 ATTORNEYS did a ARRAYED GOING HOME TO FIGHT HIS COUNTRY'S BATTLES CALIFORNIA mixed as to the s and Judge Cadaniss ime In providing n. Pil and said was rt"*..‘ _.ms the smail b to carve them w he hnmhsh—d promptly disarmed who expressed in- | evident inten iy set-|a large knife wh The wse dose hoodlebums ter call me cafer und ter chuck copplesiones nd ven [ start ter pring dem ¢ I'm in der k-up pat n the faflure of Miss Warren to| Vat's der matter mid der law, any- r to make a2 deposition before s how?” 'ut Saturday, Pilisbury read The law’s all right. Paul™ said the as to Rer’ court, “and if you had invoked fts ald | fliness lnd u;- attorney remarked that | imstead of taking it into your own e -cu'd k mnumn for .I:e court to bands you wouid now be a compiain- ant against your persecutors instead of a defendant “Ack, himmel'™ exclaimed the de- fendan @sr vas no law to pervoke of Miss Warrea's ill heaith ven der co tones vas fiyin' mine troverted The court admitted head ar-r-ound’ Der law didn't came the certificate was in proper form | till deér hoodlebums vas runnin’ avay, r Judicial consiferation and on the und den it let dem keep on rumnin’ n‘“ of it he would have to grant | avay. \'u der efer sooch oxaspéra- 3 tions 7" the same point ned to post- Friday the doctor will be heard| m;mtt!yvummw A iittie Frait, At the same time Judge| 4 prodably set the case for| F. G. Taylor, who was arrested while Coftey w 4 dish of Grape-Nots and Cream, . . " " ;.. car the middie of Sep- | parading Kearny street with bis shoes | Two shces of Hard rm" tember. ;.n h.sunflllnmhfimi 7 —_——————— (mr:rnjn‘, informed Judge Conlan that 4 cup of bot, weil-made 2 When the case of Dr. Benjamin F. @4y for disease and was en route to ard In Dr. Stoil's Case Continmed. Postam Feod Coffee. Sicll. charged with the murder of Dr. irample the 2 Robert J. Blake in the Phelan building 54Sare when the policeman stopped Thet's al, and you'l fsel clean and On October 16, 1501, was called in him Yes. he had been drinking. but well fed until lunch Judge Cook’s court yesterday to be re- | to the best of set for trial Attorney Hosmer, for the | | mot very drunk defendant. asked for a continuance, as | § RETEAT, he desited time to prepare am Im- & portant motion. Byeo—enlmanx And for dinner af night have plenty | was continued Gll September 11 u,"""“"‘"’“_"‘;“-" ., of mea: and wvegitables & Grape- the former trial the Judge instructed | Nute pudding. the jury to acquit and the Supreme | 1D0WmAs Frankin might not have . Such 3 diet will make a charge In Court on appeal by the District At- | DS®3 o - your health and strength worth @ trial tormey held that the Judge erred fn, LiUS Street “owl” car if he had known giving such instruction. shag i i A was "I'hlu's a reason.” might e e o Bney Iregident of|jheeded the policeman’s admonition to Workt's Fair exnbic, Space 188 Agricwl- in Texas to determine by experiments | Fefiember there were women aboard S T 3 | the feasibility of Sghting the mosquit | J5dse Frits will seatesce Mr. Frankita &3 & germ carrier. to-day. Yome Noguchi. the Japanese Poet, Sails for Yokohama To-Bay on the Manchuria. Going home to fight his country’s mission of Yene Neogu- Sea” and “The Japanese Girl” armed by the clever- = that presently he will e bayonet instead of thn 1 & dozen years since \'«.f_.ch appeared in San Fran- a 4 from Nippom. bam the w of leaming and writing mik_ Some of his first literary efforts came out im the eariier issues of “The Lark™ Charles Warren dard, who as- !ufld Burgess in ;’Qh“' u( Voice of the Valley™ and Unseen.” has spoken highly of .he ggling boy singer of Japan. Nogu- recently retorned from London. where be met Zangwill Rossetti Bd- win and Lady Arnold and others of the British galaxy of tters. While in the Orient Nogu the Boeton Transcript McClure's and other pubiications. —_— Chinatown Watchmen Defeated. Superior Judge Hebbard yester- day reversed a dec of the Jus-| tices” Court in the cases of five China- w tqwn watchmen who sued the Six| Companies for $75 each alleged to be | cl ze as salary for a month as v:xr.h- 2, after they had been given thir- H.a_n' notice that their services were | no longer required In the Justices' | Court the watchmen were given judg- ment for their claim. Judge Hasbbard holds that the thirty days’ notice was Keane. the ae QGriffithe and his Wi January 15 last member of Keane's —————— PREPARES FIGURES ON SCHOOL EXPENDITURES Fipancial Secretary Beriiner of Board of FEducation Reports That $1.335379 88 Was Spent. 1 Charies L. Ber- penditures of ti during the fisc 1994 His tabul subject shows that thers was expended for all purposes sum of $1.335- 37305, When e board degan busi- neésg on July 1, 1993, it had a net sur- plus of $ 78 51 out of funds of the preceding fiscal year. The Board of Supervisors ap priated a total of $1.245,000, inciuded In whichk amount was some $304.988 contributed by State. There was received from State, however, the sum of 31338 approximately in excess of the amount estimated that would be recefved for the support of the schools Conse- | quently the income frem ail sources | aggregated $1.404.778 51, thu leaving a Balance of $85.193 43 Against balane however, contracts have ready been entered inmto or contem- piated which will lessen it consider- ably. ————— Prisoners Are Sentenced. Louis Pierce, charged with robbery and convicted of grand larceny by a! jury In Judge Dunne’s court. was sen- tenced yesterday to serve eighteen ' months in San Quentin. He was ac- cused of robbing Johm Abbott of $42 sufficient under the contract and he|Oon May 25 Joseph Riccl. charged assessed the costs against the plain- | With assault to murder and comvicted tufls. I —— Irving Scott’s Securities. H Superior Judge Coffey yesterday| confirmed the sale of the personal property of Irving M. Scott re by the administrator of the estate. At private sale for $51.675 the adminis-| trator sold to Morton B. Stelle the following securities: 233 firet mort- g2gs 5 per cent sinking fund bonds of | the Unitsd States Shipbuilding Com- | peny and TI0 shares of preferred ion and call Dr. uwm into court.| “The law now dismisses you, and|steck and 720 shares of common stock cisco so as 1o enable the cadets to go in the same corporation. .-n-—n----n-‘ of simple assauit, was sentenced 1o | serve ninety days in the County Jail He stabbed Charies Eunso with a| pocket knife in a saloon on Drumm | street om Jume 1. C. L. Curtis, con- victed of attempting to assauit a [ittle | | girl, was sentenced by Judge Cook to | serve ten years in San Quentin. —_———— Chilean Schooiship Coming. SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug. 22 —The Chilean schooiship General Bague- dano has left Yokohama for San Fran- to St. Louis and visit the expasition. Last Week of Special Msiotrama Srem Mark Swan's O cmely Mecdrame The Man of Mystery Tie Greas Detactive Play. NEXT SUNDAT EIVENING Azg B FLORENCE ROBERTS Izival Agpwsramce TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES SEATS NOW SELLING. THR SUCCESS OF SUOCESS.S. This i3 the Greatess. THE ANHEIISER PlISH Electric Pasorama of the L Pur YOU CAN LOOK { The wide worid over and not Be adle to! | find 2 lanndry that can compare wita t2e United States for the laundering of fine We make laundering an art by exguisite finieh that your shirts collars and cuffs. and we ar= as careful of them as if they were done P In your own bome. WHITTLEBEY THE PRIDE OF JENNICO MAGNIFICENTLY STAGED. GREAT CAST. MONDAY. Asg 5 M2 WHITTLESEY o NATHAN HALE Ciyde Fitch's Greatest Colecia! Drama A Spy at | Port Arthur Massive Pictaces of ihe Bestezsd Fortress of the Grest Comfler e - 3a: e Fex: Week_Prancsy Powery Ma- Drama, Vaudeville’s Very Best! Wiliams azd Tucker; Max aad L4